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St. Andrew Parish1899 McCoy Road, Columbus, Ohio 43220

Parish Office (614) 451-4290 • Fax (614) 451-8300 • www.standrewparish.cc OFFICE HOURS ARE LIMITED AT THIS TIME.

PLEASE CALL THE PARISH OFFICE FOR DETAILS OR TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT.

REGISTRATION Please call the Parish Office to register in the parish.

Optionally, you may visit our website and follow the instructions for registration.

MASS SCHEDULE Saturday Vigil – 4:30 PM Sunday – 7:30 AM, 9:15 AM, 11:00 AM Daily – 6:30 AM & 8:30 AM, Saturday Morning – 9:00 AM Holy Days – Vigil 7:00 PM & 12:15 PM

BAPTISMS Celebrated every Sunday after the 11:00 AM Massand by appointment only. Baptism Preparation Classes have not resumed.

RECONCILIATION Saturday, 3:15-4:15 PM in the Chapel. Please maintain 6 feet social distancing while waiting; or anytime by appointment. Please contact a parish priest for more information.

MATRIMONY Please contact the Parish Office at least six months in advance. A wedding date can only be set after meeting with a priest or deacon.

RCIA Classes start in the fall and run through Easter. Please contact the RCIA Team at (614) 451-1129, ext. 120 or at [email protected].

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Eucharistic Adoration has been suspended for the time being.

ANOINTING OF THE SICK Please contact a priest at the Parish Office.

Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time – August 30, 2020

THOUGHTS FFOORR OOUURR PPAARRIISSHH CCHHIILLDDRREENN by “Jackie”, Fr. Ferguson’s Cat

Hi boys and girls! My name is “Jackie”! As you know, I am a cat that belongs to Father Ferguson! That’s right! It’s almost time for school to start again! It’s hard to believe how fast the summer has gone by. Time flies when you spend your days napping in the sun, doing my favorite hobby of bird watching, and eating tunaflavored ice cream.

But now, it’s time to go back to school! Do you enjoy going to school? I really like Kitty School, because I get to learn all kinds of cool things. I’ve learned how to count all the way to 100 (it’s important to know how many cans of tuna you have), and I’ve learned about famous cats in history like “Morris”, a cat who was famous on TV; and “Socks”, a cat who once lived in the White House; and “Felicette”, a cat who travelled to outer space back in 1963! (for real!) I am also learning the Kitty Alphabet so I can write notes to my friends. The Kitty Alphabet has 4 letters: M, E, O, and…I keep forgetting….oh yeah: W! What do you like learning about?

This year, because of the big bad virus called “COVID”, things are going to be different for a lot of us. I hear that some of you will be able to go back to your classrooms (which will be set up a little different!), and some of you will have to see your teachers and classmates over the computer! It’s going to be a strange time going back to school! You know, I was a little worried about all these changes, but then I prayed to Jesus and He told me that things will be all right, and that He and all the grownups will help us get adjusted so we can still have a great time and learn all kinds of cool things about God’s good world! Why not take a moment today and thank Jesus for all our teachers, parents, and fellow kittens….errr….fellow kids at school! Stay holy, and have a “purr” fect week!

EEMMPPLLOOYYMMEENNTT OOPPPPOORRTTUUNNIITTYY St. Andrew School Educational AidePart time 27.5 hours/week Catholic Preferred

St. Andrew School located at 4081 Reed Road in Columbus is seeking a part time Educational Aide for the 2020 2021 school year.

Requirements:• Hold an appropriate Ohio educational aide license, or

be eligible to obtain one before beginning to serve inthe classroom

• Current satisfactory BCI & FBI background checks• Have attended or be willing to attend a VIRTUS

Protecting God’s Children training

Interested candidates should send a letter of interest and resume to Joel Wichtman, Principal at [email protected].

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STAFF DDIIRREECCTTOORRYY CCLLEERRGGYY 614-451-4290Msgr. Stephan Moloney, Pastor Ext 101Rev. William Ferguson, Parochial Vicar Ext 103Rev. Mr. Thomas M. Berg, Jr., Permanent DeaconRev. William DeVille, In Holy Service [email protected]

PPAARRIISSHH OOFFFFIICCEE 614-451-4290Ann Whiteman, Business AdministratorExt 102 [email protected] Price, Buildings SuperintendentExt 105 [email protected] Lortz, Director of Music614 451 1839 [email protected] Gora, Accounting AssistantExt 106 [email protected] Beasecker, Safe Environment & Website CoordinatorExt 104 [email protected] Nasdeo, Parish SecretaryExt 100 [email protected]

RREELLIIGGIIOOUUSS EEDDUUCCAATTIIOONN 614-451-2855Suzie Emsweller, Director of Religious Education Ext 304 [email protected] Shough, Administrative AssistantExt 141Kathy DowlerCoordinator of Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Ext 305 [email protected]

SSCCHHOOOOLL AADDMMIINNIISSTTRRAATTIIOONN SSTTAAFFFF 614-451-1626Joel Wichtman, PrincipalExt 234 [email protected] Raynes, Assistant PrincipalExt 235 [email protected] Mazza, Administrative AssistantExt 223 [email protected] Roush, School SecretaryExt 228 [email protected] Rekow, Marketing & EnrollmentExt 222 [email protected] Scheirmann, LatchkeyExt 105 [email protected]

BBRRYYCCEE EECCKK AACCTTIIVVIITTYY CCEENNTTEERR 614-459-1402Kathy Barger, Activity Director & Rental CoordinatorExt 2 [email protected] Stephas, Preschool DirectorExt 3 [email protected] McClymont, Youth MinistryExt 1 [email protected]

Eucharistic Adoration Beginning September 8th

Please join us on Tuesdays for Exposition of the Most Blessed Sacrament beginning on Tuesday, September 8 at 6:00 p.m., and concluding with Compline and Benediction at 8:45 p.m.

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LETTER FROM TTHHEE PPAASSTTOORR Dear Parishioners:

The Diocese of Columbus has recently offered some guidance to pastors regarding the continuing return to public worship as we continue to respond to the COVID 19 pandemic. None of us will forget the "shutdown" last March, April and May, when all of our churches were closed, and public Masses were not celebrated. On Pentecost Sunday, we began a very cautious return to public Masses, even while a general dispensation from the Sunday obligation was granted to all Catholics. Since that initial reopening, some parishioners have eagerly returned to Sunday Mass. Our attendance here at St. Andrew's has been approximately one third of what it was before the shutdown. Attendance at weekday Masses has been very good. And many parishioners, especially those who are more vulnerable because of age or health conditions, are prudently staying home and avoiding gathering with others. Perhaps they connect with the worshipping community via a broadcast or livestream Mass. The guidance from the Diocese suggests that we should consider the first phase of the return to public worship to be over, and now we should be cautiously moving into a new phase in which we will take some more small steps toward normalcy, even as we continue to take careful precautions for the health and safety of all those coming to church.

I want to make it clear that the dispensation from the Sunday Mass obligation has been extended indefinitely. All Catholics in the Diocese of Columbus and throughout Ohio are excused from this obligation. However, if you are healthy, and are not experiencing any symptoms of illness, and are not in a "high risk" category, you are at this time encouraged to come to Mass. Those who are in a highrisk category or are not feeling well are encouraged to stay home. Those who come to church will be expected to wear a mask, to observe social distancing, and follow all of the safety protocols that have been established.

Also, it is now possible, with appropriate precautions, to bring Holy Communion to the homebound, and to offer the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick to those who need and request it. I would note, however, that pastoral visits to those in the hospital or nursing homes remains very restricted.

We are also permitted and encouraged to resume some form of Eucharistic Adoration in the parishes. Here at St. Andrew's therefore, we will resume our Tuesday evening Exposition of the Most Blessed Sacrament beginning on Tuesday, September 8 at 6:00 p.m., and concluding with Compline and Benediction at 8:45 p.m. I hope that these small steps which we are taking with the guidance coming from the Diocese, will bring us all a bit closer to "normal." May God bless you all and keep you safe and healthy!

Your Pastor,

Msgr. Stephan Moloney
















Your Pastor,


Thank you for your continued support. We are grateful for your generosity.

We encourage those still using envelopes to either place them in the baskets located near the exits on your way out after Mass, mail them to the parish office or sign up for your bank ’s online bill pay service (please use your envelope number as the “account” number). Send to St. Andrew Parish, 1899 McCoy Rd., Columbus, OH 43220.

St. Andrew Parish would like to thank the increasing number of families who are currently giving electronically. You may not see these fellow parishioners place an envelope in the basket every week, but their consistent giving does not go unnoticed in our parish office. Not only does it allow us to process the contributions quickly, but no physical contact is required. Each month, our parish receives a steady and predictable stream of income from those donors who have made the commitment to give to God first by having a designated contribution automatically transferred to our parish through our Online Giving Program If you would like to learn more about this easy, safe and secure way of giving, please visit Our Sunday Visitor at osvonlinegiving.com/4150 . If you need help getting started, please do not hesitate to call our Business Manager, Ann Whiteman, at 614 451 4290 ext. 102 or via email

at [email protected].

SUNDAY OFFERTORY 8/16/20 YTD

Actual $46,150 $233,224Budget $48,000 $207,000Last Year $48,745 $256,534

This is the time to use your Gold Envelope or make an online donation to benefit those served by the Society of St. Vincent de Paul.

To make a donation online, visit the parish giving site osvonlinegiving.com/4150 and choose St. Vincent de Paul from the gift information drop-down menu. You can also mail a check to the Parish Office: 1899 McCoy Road, Columbus, OH 43220. Make checks payable to: St. Andrew Parish (put SVdP & your envelope number in the memo section of your check. Your generosity is the means by which we are able to assist people with urgent needs. We carefully assess each case in order to use your donations wisely. We sincerely appreciate your support. God bless you for your generosity and prayers!

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STEWARSHIP WISDOM

“What profit would there be for one to gain the whole world and forfeit his life?” - Matthew 16:26

St. Francis of Assisi once said, “Remember, you are what you are in the eyes of God, and nothing else.” We often forget this Stewardship wisdom when we spend all of our time, talent and treasure to gain more of the world’s riches. We need to set our priorities based on God’s values and not the values of the material world.













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Vigil for 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time4:30 Cecilia Carfagna

Sunday: August 30 – 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time

7:30 For the People of St. Andrew Parish9:15 Mary Rondinella11:00 Norman Baker

Monday: August 31 Weekday 6:30 Joseph Cianelli 8:30 Gilia Iafolla

Tuesday: September 1 Weekday6:30 Paul & Lillian Wentzel8:30 Dianna Barrett

Wednesday: September 2 Weekday6:30 Pat & Marie Cantwell8:30 Bill Berwanger

Thursday: September 3 St. Gregory the Great6:30 Alice Guinan8:30 Pat Cantwell

Friday: September 4 Weekday6:30 Patrick Wynne8:30 Richard Schumacher

Saturday: September 5 Weekday9:00 Jess Blount

Vigil for 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time4:30 Patti Passen

Sunday: September 6 – 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time

7:30 Rose Haddow9:15 For the People of St. Andrew Parish11:00 Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Messner

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Sunday: 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time Thursday: St. Gregory the GreatNext Sunday: 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time

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SCHEDULING MMAASSSS IINNTTEENNTTIIOONNSS

The practice of requesting a Mass to be offered for a loved one – living or deceased – is a beautiful and wonderful part of our Catholic tradition and to ensure all who wish to schedule a Mass for loved ones may do so, a new Mass Intention procedure has been put into effect immediately.

All Mass Intention requests should be made in writing must be accompanied by payment. While you may call or email to check the availability of certain dates or times, requests will not be finalized and will not be reserved until payment is received.

A $10 stipend, as determined by Diocesan policy, is to accompany each Mass request.

Only one intention (person) per Mass is permitted, howeverfor pastoral concerns to better accommodate the needs of parishioners, two first names (David & Catherine Smith) or two last names (Davis & Smith Families) are acceptable.

Once scheduled, we will send a list of the Masses scheduledfor your records. Please allow 5 7 days.

Families may schedule up to twelve (12) Masses per year with four (4) of those on weekends. Additional Masses willbe accepted, but these will be scheduled when dates are available throughout the year on a rotating basis.

Questions? Please email the parish secretary at [email protected] or call the parish office at 614451 4290.


In your request include:1. Your name & contact information (email and/or phone

number)

2. The name of the person for whom the Mass is beingrequested

3. The dates(s) and time(s) requested for each Mass. Youmay include an alternative date or time for us to checkif the original date/time is not available. We will do our best to honor the dates/times requested, butunfortunately, no date or time can be guaranteed

4. A check made payable to St. Andrew Parish. As perDiocesan policy, a $10 stipend per Mass is toaccompany each request. Please write the words“Mass Intention” in the memo line of your check

5. If you would like Mass cards to send to friends orfamily, please list the number of cards you would liketo request

Send your request to:St. Andrew Catholic ChurchAttn: Mass Intentions 1899 McCoy Rd.Columbus, OH 43220

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St. Francis Men’s Fellowship & Bible Study GroupFriday mornings 7:00 8:00am (online)

We warmly invite everyone to join us this week as we begin our first ever study of the Old Testament book of Daniel.

To join, click this link from any device (Computer, Smartphone, Tablet): https://pricespider.zoom.us/j/509951435.

Questions? Contact John E. Schechter (614) 565-0824.

All members of St. Andrew K of C Council #11275 and their families are invited to join in praying the Rosary for Life on the first Saturday of each month. Please join us on Saturday, September 5 at 8:30 am in the Church, immediately preceding

the 9:00 am Mass. The Rosary for Life is prayed every Saturday morning in the Church.

Registrations for the Parish School of Religion have been sent to families who have previously enrolled in the program. Please contact the Religious Education Office if you have not yet received that information.

Families who would be new to the program this year should contact Sally at our office for more information and to complete the registration process. Phone: 614 451 2855.


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Your Pastor,



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Secular pursuits only bring a temporary amount of satisfaction and fulfillment. As much as we may think that achieving worldly success, economic security, personal wellbeing, and self fulfillment are worthy goals to obtain, they all are dependent on external variables and can lead to emptiness. We are trained to be very pragmatic and productive. Unless we are able to check off all of the boxes or comply with specific measurable requirements, our value and worth becomes questionable. Corporations, educational institutions, systems, structures, and secular ideology rarely consider deeper, more spiritual, and human contributions a person can and needs to make.

To the secular mind, the wisdom and ideals of the Gospel are making less and less sense. Consider for a moment this question: “What profit would there be for one to gain the whole world and forfeit his life?” While Jesus is asking this very challenging question to people who

are considering his message, many in our world are in a quite different place. Whether we realize it, many folks are asking a much different question. Why would you not want to gain the whole world and secure your life? If you look at where a lot of folks are investing their time, energy, and resources, it becomes obvious where current priorities rest.

Modern day comforts and possibilities are backing us out of our relationship with God. The fire burning in every human heart is trying to find its satisfaction in the things that humans have created and not God. Being altruistic and offering compassion for those most in need becomes a political responsibility or responsible gesture. We realize that our hearts need to be centered on something and someone who calls us out of ourselves, but we struggle and battle with naming the source of that call. God places the desire to seek, find, and love Him in the core of every soul. We are not abandoned

and left to fend for ourselves. But we can easily get confused. We know that when we extend ourselves to another self sacrificially, we are doing what is just and right. We know that we can work through suffering and loss and come out better and more whole on the other side.

Our minds need to be renewed so that they can begin to understand that there is much more to who we are, and that faith plays a pivotal role in achieving our true and everlasting goals. It is when we see that it is only faith that can bring us to this heightened awareness of ourselves and God that it will begin to make sense. Then, we can put things in proper perspective and consider being a disciple.

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Please send your request to [email protected] or drop your request off in the parish office. Make sure to include contact information with phone number and email address.

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Please include contact information with phone number and email address. Only information pertaining to St. Andrew Parish and School will be published in the e post. Email [email protected].

To find an answer to this question, we need to turn to the Church’s Code of Canon Law. Here we read, “One who has received the blessed Eucharist may receive it again on the same day only within a Eucharistic celebration in which that person participates …” (no. 917). This tells us that the standard answer would be that we can receive communion twice in a day.

Having said that, we also want to be sure that we pay attention to the entire instruction. The phrase “within a Eucharistic celebration in which that person participates” is important. It means a) that we always have to think of receiving communion as being

within a celebration of the Mass and b) we have to be participants in that celebration – we can’t simply show up “in time” for communion.

So when would this rule apply?

For example, if you attend Mass on a Saturday morning and then take part in the Sunday Vigil Mass on Saturday evening, you could licitly receive communion at both celebrations. Or, another example, if you receive communion at a wedding or funeral Mass, you could also receive communion at a daily Mass or Sunday Vigil celebrated on the same day. We always

want to be sure that we observe the rules for fasting from food and drink before receiving the eucharist (see Code of Canon Law, no. 919).


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QQUUEESSTTIIOONNSS OOFF TTHHEE WWEEEEKK Reflect and Respond to Scripture

FFiirrsstt RReeaaddiinnggIn a prayer of lamentation, Jeremiah speaks of the loneliness and isolation of answering his prophetic call. What words of comfort would you offer Jeremiah?

SSeeccoonndd RReeaaddiinnggPaul urges fellow believers in Rome to remain focused on pleasing God. What do you find most challenging in this spiritual discipline?

GGoossppeell RReeaaddiinnggPeter and Jesus have an intense exchange of words over Jesus’ revelation that as the Messiah, He will suffer and die. How often do you think there was tension between Jesus and His 12 apostles.

“Whoever wishes to come after me must deny himself, take up his cross, and follow me. For whoever wishes to save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for my sake will find it. What profit would there be for one to gain the whole world and forfeit his life? Or what can

one give in exchange for his life?”

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The Catholic Times is moving to a year round, biweekly schedule starting in September.

Also in September, The Times will launch its eConnect edition. News and information from the Diocese will be emailed to your inbox at no cost. Those interested will need to sign up to receive eConnect at Columbuscathlic.org/eConnect.

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Our Lady of Peace Parish (Clintonville) is hosting:

VIRTUAL Alpha • Tuesday evenings (7:00 p.m. 8:30 p.m.)• September 8, 2020 November 17, 2020

The Alpha program is an open, informal, and honest space to connect with others and explore life’s big questions with a video & discussion. Register today at:

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Questions? Contact us at [email protected]

THE VISION OF STEWARDSHIPI love the original movie Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. All the way through while I watch the film I still laugh and feel like a child. It is only the last line with which I have an issue. Wonka by now has chosen Charlie to succeed him as head of the chocolate factory. They board an elevator that proceeds to crash through the roof and begins to fly. Wonka then asks Charlie if he ever heard of what happened to the boy who got everything he ever wanted. After Charlie says no,

Wonka explains, “He lived happily ever after.” As I get older, I can say I have met several people who got all or most of all they have ever wanted, but unlike Charlie, it did not lead to endless bliss. In fact, as a Christian I know that that statement of Wonka’s is a lie. The secret to living happily ever after lies in not getting all you ever wanted, but instead in giving all you ever wanted away.

A person can’t have any sense of that reality until they begin to see his or her life transformed by Jesus. When we have accepted the challenge placed before us and made a choice to live a certain way

daily, we can find ourselves transformed. Following Jesus is not easy, but it is the only true way to find authentic joy. When we have emptied ourselves and allowed him to fill the open spaces in us, we become different. We are transformed and, if enough of us in a parish community experience the same journey, our parish is transformed as well. Then we begin to transform the world around us. Don’t be fooled: A flying elevator is cool, but it pales in comparison to what can happen when we find a new life in Jesus Christ.

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LAIR’S

Arlington SquareLane Avenue

Powell Crossingwww.LAIRSHALLMARK.com

EnhanceYour Quality

of Life

All-Inclusive Pricing

“What a great place to call home,I wish I would have done this sooner!”

www.AbbingtonOnline.com614-451-4575

Abbington of Arlington1320 Old Henderson Road

Serving Central Ohio Since 1992 • 614-876-9988www.landscapepros.com/gardenescapes.info

Environmental Management Inc.“Excellence is the Only Acceptable Outcome”Commercial and Residential Landscape

Maintenance and Installation

K. Roxanne Grawe, M.D., ParishionerK. Roxanne Grawe, M.D., Parishioner

ROXY PLASTIC SURGERYWWW.ROXYPLASTICSURGERY.COM

614•764•7699 10034 BREWSTER LANE,POWELL, OH 43065

Cosmetic Surgery • Mommy MakeoversLaser Treatments • Injectables • Medical Spa • Hair Restoration

PLASTICSURGERYK. Roxanne Grawe, M.D.

Parishioner

Bienvenidos to Your RestaurantBienvenidos to Your Restaurant3230 OLENTANGY RIVER RD., COLUMBUS 3230 OLENTANGY RIVER RD., COLUMBUS

614-261-0900614-261-0900Buy 1 entree, get 2nd entree 50% off.$6 off any food order of $30 or more.

ColumbusGarage DoorsEntry Doors

2300 International Street,Columbus, OH 43228

614-481-2020www.columbusdoorsales.com

614-267-54713349 Olentangy River

Road, Columbus, OH 43202

www.unioncemeterycolumbus.com

UNIONCEMETERY

Established 1806

North

Austin GoareSales Associate

Cell: 614-563-6933 Office: 614-431-0300

Toll Free: 800-457-1508 Fax: 614-431-5258

[email protected] 870 High St., Worthington, OH 43085

Each Office Independently Owned and Operated

488-2625tremont pharmacy

2144 TREMONT CENTER, COLUMBUSNOW OFFERING ANTICOAGULATION

MANAGEMENT (COUMADIN/WARFARIN)

• Bathing Assistance• Dressing Assistance

• Medication Reminders• Errands • Shopping

• Light Housekeeping • Meal Preparation• Friendly Companionship • Flexible Hourly Care

Signature Dermatology3853 Trueman Court,Hilliard, OH 43026

(614) 777-1200Andrea Costanza, D.O.

St. Andrew School ParentParishioner

Creating Healing Experiences Since 18551740 Zollinger Road • (614) 457-5481

Schoedinger.com

$99 NEW MEMBER3 month SPECIAL

www.powershackgymfitness.com4 LOCATIONS

Hilliard/UA 614-771-7939Parishioner

Steven’s Cateringa full service catererwww.stevenscatering.com

614-486-1221614-203-2021

HRS CLEANING, LLC614-483-0464

[email protected] & Commercial

Free Estimates & Parishioner Discounts

10 LOCAL LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU!

www.myrustybucket.com

Serving lunch & dinner

daily from 11 a.m.

Every detail.Every Possibility.

Dan Pardi, Principalwww.pH7architects.com

CARPET CLEANING CO.Established 1890

795 S. Wall St.614-443-4655

Plumbing – Heating – Cooling614-299-7700

FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED SINCE 1967

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Banquet &Conference Center

• Weddings • Social Events

• Corporate Gatherings

614-734-980010561 SAWMILL PKWY.

POWELLwww.bridgewaterbanquetcenter.com

1605 NW Professional PlazaUpper Arlington

www.arlingtoncourtnursing.comTraditional Insurance

Medicare & Medicaid Certified

614-451-5677

Call InsuranCe agenCyAuto, Home, Business, Life, Health, GroupServing Columbus and Central Ohio Since 1946

www.callinsurance.com614-846-4120

1630 NW Professional Plaza,Upper Arlington

Luxurious apartments at the lowest prices in Columbus. Located across the street from Arlington Court and just minutes away from St. Andrew.

614-538-AVIA www.aviaseniorliving.comNORTHWEST

4661 Kenny Rd. • 614-451-5900CENTRAL

403 E. Broad St. • 614-221-6665Andy Ryan, Parishionerwww.egan-ryan.com

[email protected]

St. AndrewCounCil #11275

RENT-A-JOHNPORTABLE SANITATION

For Your JOB SITES - SPECIAL EVENTS614-497-1776 www.potty4u.com

Family Owned & Operated • Bill Reynolds, Jr. • Parishioner

Custom Home Theaters | Front Projection SystemsHome Automation

Multi-Room Audio/Video/Lighting Control SystemsPlasma | LCD | DVD | HDTV | A/V ReceiversSeparates | Speakers | Central Vac | Security

Computer Networks | Electrical/LicensedParishioner

614-893-7315 | [email protected] | premiereht.com

Dr. Tim S. TroianoDr. Marlin F. Troiano

Board Certified Oral & Maxillofacial SurgeonsRadio & Laser Surgery

Reconstruction & Implants1830 Bethel Rd. 614-457-1224

ColumbusLandmark

Since1939

MikeBaumann’s

FavoritePizza

John, Mary &Tom Plank

(Your Host)743 Parsons

Avenue atSycamore

“A Family Gathering Place” OpenMonday-Saturday; Closed Sunday

Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerWe Deliver Entire Menu

Banquet & Meeting Rooms

Grandview614-486-9200

Dublin614-916-9200

www.zcucina.com

PRINTING & GRAPHICS, INC.“SERVING CENTRAL OHIO SINCE 1979”

BardonR&J

614.457.5500 • fax [email protected]

4676 Larwell Drive • Columbus, Ohio 43220

Puptown LoungeDoggie Daycare, Boarding & Grooming

3150 Riverside DriveUpper Arlington614-488-3622Playful days make for peaceful nights.

puptownlounge.com

STRADER’SGarden Centers Since 1953

Beautiful Plants For You All Year Long! 6 Stores to Serve You.

www.straders.netJack & Ruth Strader, Parishioners

Riverside Village Apartments3170 Bethel Road (near Riverside Drive)

Affordable Furnished Apartments – Short or Long-term

Family Owned and Operated.

614-402-7428Saint Andrew Alumni

[email protected]

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“Bringing A Taste of Italy to UA”

Dine-in Carry-out Catering

Monday-Thursday: 10:30-9 • Friday-Saturday: 10:30-10 • Sun: 4-9www.caffedavinciua.com

3080 Tremont at Zollinger • 614-459-9945

Victor J. Cook, Jr., DDS, MSJoseph M. Mess, DDS, MS614-457-65674775 Knightsbridge Boulevard, Cols.2060 Arlington Avenue, UAwww.cookmessortho.com Cook & Mess Orthodontics

Sarah Zarick, DDSGeneral Dentistry

Parishioner and St. Andrew School Parent614-451-0341

1151 Bethel Road, Suite 203www.betheldentalcare.com

1177 West Fifth Ave.Columbus, OH43212

Don & Marlene Monesi, Parishioners1715 Atlas Street, Columbus

Office: 614-921-9183

Implants, Dentures, Sleep Apnea Therapy3791 N. High Street, Columbus, OH 43214

614-262-4150www.creativesmilescolumbus.com

ERIC P. BUCK, DDS

www.drshehadi.com www.cedarsci.com614.220.5648 614.220.0198

SW Florida’s Waterfront Specialist Condo, 2nd Home, Rental Prop., Land

RE/MAX Realty Team

(239) 313-8385 (Call or Text) Email: [email protected] Web: www.BGandCo.net

BARRY GOETTEMOELLER Associate Broker®, ABR®, MA.Ed.


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How Can Better Hearing Improve Your Life?Find Out for FREE!

Mary Lou Luebbe, Dr. of AudiologyPatron of Parishes

5074 N. High St.HearOhio.com

Call614-356-8069

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