January 12, 2020 www.incarnation-parish.com

M A S S T I M E S D A I L Y P a r i s h C e n t e r C h a p e l : 6:30, 8:30*: (*ALL SCHOOL MASS FRIDAYS 9:00 CHURCH DURING SCHOOL YEAR); and Saturday : P a r i s h C e n t e r C h a p e l : 8:30 am. S u n d a y L i t u r g y I n C h u r c h : Sat. 5:30pm; Sun: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30, 12:00 noon; Parish Center: 9:30, 11:00. C o n f e s s i o n s C h u r c h : Sat 9-10:00am; Tues 7:15-7:45 am ; Tues. 2:45-3:30pm; Th 6-6:30pm. . E u c h a r i s t i c A d o r a t i o n

Church open (door closest to Rectory) throughout the week for private adoration: M-F, 6am-9pm; Sat, 8am-6:30pm; Sun, 7am-9pm 3rd Mon, 7:00pm, with Exposition and Benediction.

PARISH OFFICE 55 Williamsburg Lane

Office Hours M-Th: 8am-3:30pm

F: 8am-3pm 937.433.1188 Fax: 433.3263

Emergency: 937.638.8058 Mrs. Linda Bottermuller Business Manager, 216 Mr. Daniel Dunn Youth Minister 433-5589 or ext. 209 Ms. Kristin Neighbors Secretary, 200 Mr. David Gillespie Deacon, Pastoral Associate, 201 Deacon Robert Zinck 902.5428

Parish Leadership Team Deacon Roger Duffy 269.6256 Mr. Randy Popson Digital Evangelism, contact through our parish app. Mr. Kevin Samblanet Music Minister, 214 Rev. Patrick Sloneker Pastor, 205 Rev. Andrew Smith Parochial Vicar, 204 Ms. Stacy Stang Pastoral Associate, 215

Religious Education 433.3377

Mrs. Jayne LoConti Coordinator, 211 Mrs. Cathy Winkofsky Admin. Assnt., 210 Mrs. Debbie Valley Special Needs, 211

Incarnation School 45 Williamsburg Lane

433.1051 Mrs. Leah Coghlan, M.S. Principal, 138 Mrs. Heather Terbay Asst. Principal, 137

Registration

New parishioners may register via an automated process through our parish app or contact the office.

A warm welcome to all.

Baptisms

Baptisms are held on the first three Sundays, after the noon Mass. Baptisms may be scheduled on the 4th Sundays during the noon Mass (limit 4). First time parents should plan to attend the Baptismal Preparation Program offered the first Thursday of each month (7:30 Parish Center). Please call the office to register for the formation.

RCIA

Obtain information on The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults by calling Stacy Stang.

Marriages

Please plan for six months preparation time.

Call the office.

Hospital & Homebound Visits

We take particular care to visit those hospitalized and homebound. If you or a family member are hospitalized or homebound, please call the parish office. If there is a need to be anointed, you may contact the office with that request.

Mass Intentions

Call or visit the office.

Pastoral Council

parishcouncil.chair@incarnation-parish.com Meets 1st Mondays, Sept-June, 7:45PM, Parish Center Jeff Bengel, Howard Emsley, Eric Hammond, Brian Kohr, Jeff Meineke, Mike Sobecki, Susan Touchette, Mary Beth Walusis, Julie Beeler, Matt Gottschall, Diane Gulas, Glen Carr, Matt Savage Finance Commission Louis Ahlers, John Bradley, Jim Frient, Bob Gutmann, Andrew Horner, John Krebs, Mike Krug, Steven Skerl, Erin Strait Education Commission education.chair@incarnation-parish.com Christina Anderson, Lou Brinkman, Amy Doorley, Sharon Bengel, Michele Jakoboski, Ingrid McCalmont, Angela Brockman, Sigurd (Bob) Peterson, Ed Ponder, Will Nordmeyer Worship Commission Jeff Bull, Tony Deliberato, Tom Kolber, Kathy Lammlein, Adam Miller, Ruth Reeve, Blake Rinderle Social Outreach Commission Jeannie Barr, Dave Berling, Kyle Brandon, Glenn/Lynn Carr, Dave/Mary Ann Cavanaugh, Bill Engel, Pat Fillingim, Lisa Hetrick, Linda Koeller, Sam Kuper, Phil McLaughlin, Marlene Orendorf, Christy Piszkiewicz, Jim Powers, David Ryan, Megan Sparks, Wakiuru Wamwara, Kathy Welfare, Glen Whaley, Bob Wolf

MASSES FOR THE WEEK

Monday, January 13 6:30 – Brian Moran Family (L)

8:30 - Emmet Roth (D) Tuesday, January 14

6:30 - Robert Moran Family (L) 8:30 - The Boblett Family (L)

Wednesday, Jan 15 6:30 - Eleanor McDonald (D)

8:30 - Koverman Family (L&D) Thursday, January 16

6:30 - John Hagerty (D) 8:30 - Nelson L. Barksdale Jr. (D)

Friday, Jan 17 6:30 - Patricai Knop (D)

9:00– Christine Welsh (D) Saturday, January 18

8:30– All people affected by the earthquake in Puerto Rico

5:30– All service men and women in the Middle East

Sunday, January 19 7:30 - Anne & Greg Hanson (D)

9:00 - Elizabeth Nolan (D) 9:30 - All military and their families

10:30 - Koverman Family (L&D) 11:00 - People of the Parish 12:00 - Blended Families

WEEKEND SCHEDULE SATURDAY, JANUARY 11

5:30: Fr. Pat Sunday, January 12

7:30: Fr. Smith 9:00: Fr. Pat

9:30: Fr. Smith 10:30: Fr. Pat

11:00: Fr. Smith 12:00: Fr. Pat

SUNDAY COLLECTION

$ 48,607.26

READINGS FOR WEEK OF Jan. 13-19 Mon - 1 Sm 1:1-8 *Ps 116:12-19 *Mk 1:14-20 Tues - 1 Sm 1:9-20 * (Ps) 1 Sm 2:1, 4-8 * Mk 1: 21-28 Wed - 1 Sm 3:1-10, 19-20 * Ps 40:2, 5, 7-10 * Mk 1:29-39 Thu - 1 Sm 4:1-11 * Ps 44:10-11, 14-15, 24-25 * Mk 1:40-45 Fri - 1 Sm 8:4-7, 10-22a * Ps 89:16-19 * Mk 2:1-12 Sat - 1 Sm 9:1-4, 17-19; 10:1a * Ps 21:2-7 * Mk 2:13-17 Sun - Is 49:3, 5-6 * Ps 40:2, 4, 7-10 * 1 Cor 1:1-3 * Jn 1:29-34

LIVING YOUR BAPTISM Today we celebrate the Baptism of the Lord. We are all familiar with the story. John is baptizing in the Jordan River. Jesus comes to be baptized. We know Jesus was without sin, why this action? The baptisms that John performs prefigure our Catholic Baptism. John baptizes for repentance from sin. Jesus unites himself with all sinners even though he is sinless. In Matthew’s Gospel, John the Baptist distinguishes his practice of baptism from the Baptism that the Messiah brings: “I am baptizing you with water…He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and fire.” (Matthew 3:11) John’s statement brings to mind one of the things I find most beautiful about our Catholic faith: sacramental world view. In his book, Living the Sacraments, Joe Paprocki describes the sacraments as ‘thin moments’: those times “when we are metaphorically standing at the intersection of heaven and earth - not a physical location but a reality in which God’s presence oozes forth.” God, who is always with us, speaks and acts directly in and through the sacramental rites. God’s presence is experienced in a heightened way in both the ritual and in the divine residue that lingers after the celebration (like the smell of Chrism that lingers after Baptism or Confirmation). Our quest is not just to receive the sacraments but to live the sacraments. The sacraments represent a way of life for us. As Joe states, “To be a Catholic is to permanently plant oneself at the intersection of heaven and earth – a vantage point that enables us to see humanity and divinity as inseparably and eternally intertwined.” Today is a day to celebrate and consider your Baptism. Baptism provides us access to God. That access has been revealed to us in the Person of Jesus Christ who tells us clearly, “I am the Way the Truth and the Life.” (John 14:6) We can gain access to God’s grace by choosing to live not in our own name but in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. How appropriate that the Baptism of the Lord ushers in Ordinary time, a time for us to work on living our Baptism every day. When you encounter water during ordinary time, recall the ‘thin moment of your Baptism and recommit to loving and serving God and others by sharing in Jesus’ ministry: live your Baptism! Jayne LoConti, DRE

BAPTIZED

ADELINE REBECCA MCCARTY Daughter of Zachary & Lauren

McCarty

SURPRISED SLONEKERS…AND WORLD This Christmas brought some delightful surprises! Since the Christmas season ends today, let me tell you about them before it’s too late! The surprises for the Slonekers started Christmas Day. Of my three siblings, I feel blessed that my oldest siblings, Sharon and Tim, live in Hamilton, the same city in which we were born. Mom is a lifelong Hamiltonian too! However, my younger brother, Mike, the most adventurous of the four of us, lives in Baton Rouge, from whence his wife harkens. Adventurous, he was climbing ladders and walking on our house roof at too young an age, and he volunteered in Africa with the Peace Corp after college. He and his family visit every couple of years. It was a Christmas surprise that they came home for Christmas! Usually his visits are coordinated by mom, at least as much as a person can coordinate my younger brother. Her joyful expectation is high for months before the visit! However, she also starts worrying months in advance, setting out the airbeds and linens weeks before the Louisiana Slonekers arrival. Our first Christmas surprise was on Mom, and what a surprise it was! Unbeknownst to her, Mike, Rhonda, Jonathan and Benjamin left Louisiana on Christmas Eve morning for the fifteen hour trip, arriving at the rectory on Christmas Day at 10 AM, where mom and my sister’s family were waiting to attend the 10:30 Mass. It was a beautiful Christmas blessing to see her surprise and joy, especially at seeing her late-teenage grandchildren! Our second Christmas surprise happened two days later. One might think that once the surprise was over, mom might return to her organizing self, making plans for the days of the visit. That was not the case! Mom dealt surprisingly well with the new sense of powerlessness that this visit offered. Wonderfully, since my brother stayed at a motel, thanks to a gift of Marriott points from my brother-in-law’s business travel, mom was able to step back and give over much control. She also didn’t have the four of them underfoot everywhere in her small condo. That enabled us to set up the second surprise. We let her think she was in control of the Friday plans, which were to end in a gathering at a

restaurant of her choosing. While I got her out of the house early by going to a brew house for a beer with my brother across from the Marriott, my sis and her family accessed mom’s place and started decorating. Food and birthday cake were brought in. When I pretended to realize that I had forgotten my phone back at her condo, which is most true to form, mom was almost fuming when I hit the garage door opener at her condo to reveal the family gathered with noisemakers and hats to celebrate, a week early, her surprise eighty-sixth birthday party. Until this Christmas, I would have guessed it was nearly impossible to really surprise a mother. In that sense, all the Slonekers were surprised…a small sign of the incredible surprise of Christmas itself, where a world and its people are surprised with joy by a God who loved the world so much to send his only begotten Son for our salvation! As Christmas ends, I like the season so much I’m beginning to prepare for next Christmas! In talking with Pastoral Associate, Stacy Stang, who coordinates art and environment in church, I asked her what she thought about the possibility of constructing a stable for the crèche figures in church. She responded favorably. Therefore, if there is a woodworker who might be called to such a challenge, please see or call Stacy or me and we’ll talk about the possibility. Pray that the Lord sends someone to make this simple and yet profound improvement to our Christmas celebration! Finally, it is the time of year to remember the respect life issue of abortion as the anniversary of the Roe v Wade decision draws near. Please see the bulletin announcement from Jenny Belokonny regarding a wonderful respect life opportunity: Bottles for Babies. This yearly program helps Elizabeth’s New Life Center in their awesome ministry to help parents carry what might otherwise be fearful pregnancies to life outside the womb. Sincerely and with Love in Christ, Fr. Pat

INCARNATION SCHOOL – www.incarnation-school.com

Incarnation School is fully accredited with the Archdiocese of Cincinnati and the Ohio Department of Education and offers grades pre-k through eighth. World Languages, music (including band and orchestra), art, integrated technology, and STEM are part of our rigorous curriculum. If you are interested in learning more about this three-time Blue Ribbon of Excellence school, or to arrange a tour, please contact Mrs. Leah Coghlan, principal, at 937-433-1051,

extension 137 or Mrs. Kim Shields, registrar,

at 937-433-1051, extension 134.

ADULT FAITH FORMATION OPPORTUNITIES As we wind down from the Holidays, a new batch of adult faith formation opportunities are beginning. Just give the office a call or stop by a few minutes before one of the classes. Deacon Bob Zinck, Tuesday morning, January 14, Eternity Walking Toward Eternity: Engaging the Struggles of your Heart cost $15, 9 am-11 am in Room 103 A of the Parish Center. Judy Owen Tuesday evening, January 14, Walking toward Eternity Engaging the Struggles of Your Heart, 7 pm-9 pm, in Room 103 A cost $15. On Wednesday evening, January 15, Will Nordmeyer, Little Rock’s Letter’s from Prison parts 1&2, 7 pm-9 pm, in Room 103 A. As always free child care is available during all Adult Faith Formation opportunities by contacting Sally Josefczyk at 513-252-7660 or sjosefczyk@gmail.com. To pre-register or if you do not see something that interest you and you have suggestions on what you would like to see, contact David Gillespie at 433-1188, ext. 201 or at david.gillespie@incarnation-parish.com .

IT’S THAT MOST WONDERFUL TIME OF YEAR: TRIVIA NIGHT 2020! Get your table together for our Annual Trivia Night on Friday, January 24th, 2020. Doors open at 6:30 pm, game from 7:30-11 pm at the Parish Center. Each table of 8 is $100. You're encouraged to "dress your theme" for this adults age 21+ only evening. As we had last year – beer and wine will be available for purchase, bring your own food/snacks/non-alcoholic drinks. Deadline for reservations is Tuesday, 1/21/20. Checks for $100 (entire tables only) made payable to Incarnation PTO may be sent to "ATTN: Trivia Night" c/o Incarnation School, 45 Williamsburg Lane, Centerville OH 45459. Please include your email and phone # for reservation confirmation. All proceeds benefit Incarnation School. Questions: contact Theresa or Ed Busher ebusher@woh.rr.com or (937) 436-0046.

RIGHT TO LIFE Our next meeting will be on Tuesday, January 21, 2020 at 7 pm in PAC 104-B.

BOTTLES FOR BABIES Incarnation Parish will be participating in the Bottles for Babies campaign to support Elizabeth’s New Life Center, which provides positive solutions to unexpected pregnancies. They offer free pregnancy tests, free limited ultrasounds, consulting/mentoring, prenatal care, educational classes and material assistance to expectant mothers who, without support, may choose abortion. This campaign will take place January 18 thru February 2, 2020. Baby bottles will be available at Church and the Parish Activity Center before and after Masses the weekends of Jan. 18/19 and 25/26. Please fill the bottle with cash, change or checks made out to ENLC and return the bottle the weekend of Feb. 1/2 to Church or the Parish Activity Center. It costs ENLC $500 to save the life of one baby. Please help them to save many babies through your generous donations. They are very grateful for your financial and prayerful support. If you have any questions or need more information please contact Jenny Belokonny: phone 937-439-4753 email: jkony1@gmail.com

EXPLORE CONSECRATED LIFE - Dinner on Wednesday, February 19, 6:30 pm at Holy Cross Church. This dinner is open to adults aged 18-35 who want to learn more about Religious and Consecrated life. Contact Maria Reinagel at mreinagel@catholiccincinnati.org March 4 Life Holy Hour(s) - Jan 24 from 12:00-4:00 we will be having adoration at Incarnation Church, while the March 4 Life is happening in D.C.

INCARNATION SUNDAY NURSERY

Incarnation’s Nursery is open during the Sunday 9:30, 10:30 and 11:00 am Masses. Our caregivers are VIRTUS trained and background checked. Location is in the Parish Activity Center (PAC) Room 102. All children are welcome from birth until 3 years of age.

YOUTH NEWS! Wednesday, January 15, Bible Study, 7:15-7:40 pm, CHS- West IMC “Maker Lab.” Thursday, January 16, Dreams and Decisions for a New Decade, Community Room, 7-8:30 pm. If you would like to be added to the email notifications for youth activities please email Danny Dunn at: Daniel.Dunn@incarnation-school.com.

LECTORS AND EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS New schedules for those who did not request them by email are available in the sacristies. Please pick up your copy.

BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING Incarnation Faith Health Ministry will be offering free blood pressure screenings for parishioners 18 years and older, Sunday January 19th, 8 am-12 noon, in room 104 of the Parish Center.

ULTRASOUND TECHS NEEDED Elizabeth’s New Life Center is in dire need of RDMS techs to perform ultrasounds in our seven Women’s Centers throughout SW Ohio. If you are tired of the long hospital shifts, missing holidays with the family, want to work in a pro-life environment and are not in need of the big bucks, you are the type of person we are looking for. While the compensation is not on par with the hospitals, the Christian work environment and flexibility more than make up for it! Call the HR department of ENLC at 937-226-7414 or go on-line to WWW.elizabethnewlife.org to apply. Some of our positions are called Sonography/Consultants; those are the ones we are looking for as the RDMS also do consulting.

EDCHOICE SCHOLARSHIPS The Ohio Department of Education recently announced an expansion of the EdChoice Scholarship Program. This scholarship is based on your assigned public school building and covers up to $6,000 of tuition per student. Join us for an informational night on January 16, 2020 from 5-7 pm at Marion’s Centerville location hosted by current Incarnation families. Representatives from Incarnation will be there to answer all your questions. For this state sponsored scholarship, students currently attending Incarnation in grades K - 8th are not eligible to apply.

PREP NEWS Today is the baptism of the Lord. Find your family’s baptismal pictures, share stories of your baptism and light your baptismal candles. Celebrate your baptism! Pray for our 5th graders as they take the ACRE assessment test in the next couple of weeks. The PREP calendar has been updated on the parish APP through June of 2020

is coming to Incarnation! Our first celebration will be Sunday February 2nd during

the 9:30 Mass in the Parish Center. Children’s Liturgy of the Word welcomes

Children age 3 (accompanied by a parent) Children ages 4 to 4th grade unaccompanied.

PARISH FOOD DRIVE Our parish food drive run by our Junior High and High School Food For All Team Is Sunday February 9! We support four local pantries--Catholic Social Services and St Vincent DePaul in Dayton, First Dawn in Centerville, and Springboro Community Assistance Center. Since 2016 Incarnation has donated more than 50,000 food items through Food For All. Our goal this year is 11,000 items, with your generous help we can beat it! Questions about the drive or Food For All Team? Contact us at IncarFood4All@gmail.com Thank you!

THE CHRIST CHILD SOCIETY OF DAYTON serves the community by providing infant layettes, vouchers for new coats, shoes and school uniforms to children in need throughout the Dayton area. We volunteer at DECA, Dayton Early College Academy. We monitor family visits at Erma's House, which provides a safe place for children to visit their non-custodial parent. We babysit children and support low income single mothers at the Glen at St. Joseph, a safe residential facility. These are just a few of our service projects. We are always seeking new members. If you would like to learn more about our organization and how you can make a difference in a child's life, please call your parish representative—Maureen Spearman- 937-435-6967.

ATTENTION MEN OF INCARNATION On Thursday January 16, we will be having our next fellowship gathering. This month we will be featuring Deacon David Gillespie speaking on preparing for Lent. Deacon David once kissed the Blarney Stone in Ireland, so be prepared for a story or 2 about how this Lenten season could change your life. Please join us at 7:00 pm in the parish activities center. Light refreshments will be available.

Family Vacation Retreat- Try something new! Come to Governor's Island on Indian Lake for an affordable, unique five day family retreat designed to renew and deepen commitment and unity within Catholic families. Join other families who value faith and down time. Each day includes prayer, peer group time, and family fun. Afternoons are reserved for swimming, boating and other adventures. This retreat is hosted by the Marianists in Huntsville, Ohio and the retreat team is made of teens and adults who have made the retreat with their own families. "We have met so many great families and have enjoyed our own family time just relaxing.” Dates this summer are: June 16-20 and July 14-18. https://www.facebook.com/MarianistFVR/ or Christine Evans cnevans1@gmail.com.

THE DIGNITY OF WORK AND THE RIGHTS OF WORKERS: The economy must serve people, not the other way around. Work is more than a way to make a living; it is a form of continuing participation in God’s creation. If the dignity of work is to be protected, then the basic rights of workers must be respected--the right to productive work, to decent and fair wages, to the organization and joining of unions, to private property, and to economic initiative. There are many ways to help by using your time, talent and/or treasure - both within our parish and outside of it - several of which are listed in today’s bulletin and in the parish app.

KNIGHTS LACROSSE REGISTRATION EXTENDED! SDC Knights Lacrosse is in need of girls in 5th or 6th grade to complete the roster for our first ever girls lacrosse team. (We’ll also accept 4th graders that would like to play up.) No experience is needed. Registration for our K-2 Boys team and our first K-2 Girls team is also still open. Visit southdaytoncatholiclax.org to register before January 31, 2020. For more information go to bit.ly/knightslaxfaq or email sdclax@gmail.com

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION & HEALING SERVICE Come and experience the power of Eucharistic adoration in the St. Joseph Chapel (behind Incarnation Church) on Monday evening, January 13th at 7:00 pm. It is a powerful means of asking our Lord’s intercession as we pray for healing. Individual prayers for healing will follow our adoration time. For further information, contact Carleen Suttman at New Life Ministry, 937-307-7692.

NOMINATIONS OPEN FOR STEM TEACHER OF THE YEAR Nominate a deserving K-8 teacher of science, technology, engineering or math for the Big Hoopla STEM Teacher of the Year! The recipient of the award will receive: - A $1,000 grant from the Local Organizing Committee

and Chaminade Julienne Catholic High School to be used to improve STEM learning in the classroom

- An official Big Hoopla STEM Teacher of the Year plaque awarded at the Big Hoopla STEM Challenge

- 50 Upper Arena tickets for all First Four March Madness games to be shared by the teacher with his or her students and families.

- 4 Hoopla Central VIP Passes for one evening. Nominations are open through February 1. Additional details are on cjeagles.org.

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The tri-state’s largest Catholic Men’s Conference of 2020 is open for registration, featuring Dr. Scott Hahn, Fr. Donald Calloway and Doug Barry! Please join us for the E6 Catholic Men’s Conference, which will be taking place on Saturday, February 22nd 2020, at the East Central High School Performing Arts Center in St. Leon, IN (only 35-50 minutes northwest of Kentucky). Last year, over 1200 men attended the conference and this year we expect to fill every seat in the building. We cordially invite every man to attend this 5th annual event. Please join us for inspiring talks, confession (available all day), celebration of the Holy Mass and fraternity with fellow men of Christ. We pride ourselves on presenting a quality, substance-driven, inspirational and faith-filled event that will change men’s lives and help equip them to be the men Christ calls them to be. Do not miss this! Tickets are on sale now at www.e6catholicmensconference.com. See E6 flyers that may be posted around your parish.

CATHOLIC-SPONSORED DIVORCECARE A 13 week support group, held on Thursday evenings, 6:30-8:30 pm from Jan. 9 to Apr. 2; 6245 Wilmington Pike, Centerville, OH. Cost: is $25 per person. Scholarships are available. For more information, or to register, call Marcelle Toma at (937) 312-1157 (Not a texting number) or mtoma@woh.rr.com. You should not have to feel isolated or cut off from the Catholic Church. You are welcome if you are divorced or separated and may be going through a very difficult time.

LIVING PRO-LIFE Topic: What does it mean to live authentically pro-life? Date: Sunday, January 19, 2020 immediately following the 11 AM Mass, McAuley Hall, Queen of Martyrs. All Region 2 parishioners are invited. Speaker: Henry Cordonnier; Henry was born in 1953 the youngest of eight boys on a dairy farm in Russia, OH. He graduated from Miami University in 1975 with a degree in education. Henry has taught at Lehman Catholic High School for 39 years in the theology department. Henry was married to Ann Fisher in 1978 and they have raised seven children and have 22 grandchildren. Henry started a crisis pregnancy center in Sydney, Ohio in 1983 which became part of Elizabeth New Life Center in 2006. Henry is the published author of two books, My Gospel and More Gospel. A light lunch will be served immediately after Mass and before our speaker starts his talk. There will be time for questions and answers following a short 20 minute presentation. Call Vivian Koob if you have questions at 937-829-7982.

LADY FALCONS BASKETBALL All K-8th Graders are invited to the Lady Falcons Basketball Youth Night on January 15, 2020 as the Bishop Fenwick Lady Falcons take on the Alter Lady Knights at Bishop Fenwick. Junior Varsity game begins at 6 pm and the Varsity game begins at 7:30 pm. Free Admission with your school jersey!

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