September 13, 2020 www.incarnation-parish.com

PARISH OFFICE 55 Williamsburg Lane

Office Hours M-Th: 8 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

F: 8 a.m.-3 p.m. 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 Tea.m. Deacon Roger Duffy 269.6256 Mr. Kevin Samblanet Music Minister, 214 Rev. Patrick Sloneker Pastor, 205 Ms. Stacy Stang Pastoral Associate, 215

Religious Education 937.433.3377

Mrs. Jayne LoConti Director, 211 Mr. Joe Neidhard Admin. Asst., 210

Incarnation School 45 Williamsburg Lane

937.433.1051 Mrs. Leah Coghlan, M.S. Principal, 138 Mr. Joe Crachiolo 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 Progra.m. offered the first Thursday of each month (7:30 Parish Center). Call the office to register for class.

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 fa.m.ily 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, 7:45 p.m., Parish Center Howard Emsley, Eric Hammond, Brian Kohr, Jeff Meineke, Mike Sobecki, Susan Touchette, Mary Beth Walusis, Julie Beeler, Lisa Mock, Anthony Palazotto, Kim Conde, Angela Bidwell, Paul Brough, Jeff Bengel Finance Commission Louis Ahlers, John Bradley, Bob Gutmann, Andrew Horner, John Krebs, Mike Krug, Steven Skerl, Erin Strait Education Commission education.chair@incarnation-parish.com Lou Brinkman, Sharon Bengel, Angela Brockman, Sigurd (Bob) Peterson, Ed Ponder, Matt Glenn, Thomas Kolber, Elena Borchers, Hank Borchers, Christine Johnston Worship Commission Alex Tittle, Blake Rinderle, Deb Ruemmele, Emily Tittle, Jeff Stricker, Jim Heintz, Joseph Runser, Kathy Lammlein, Kevin Samblanet, Ruth Reeve, Stacy Stang, Tony Deliberato

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MASSES FOR THE WEEK

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 8:30 - Byron McNelly (D)

5:30 - Jim Schumacher (D) SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13

7:30 - Mary & Matthias Kuntz (D) 9:00 - Elizabeth Fries (D)

10:30 - Richard Woodward (D) 12:00 - James (Jim) Everett Rennie III (D)

Monday, SEPTEMBER 14 6:30 - Vicki Newsome (D)

8:30 - David & Kathleen Meyer (L) Tuesday, SEPTEMBER 15 6:30 - Frank Sciorilli (D)

8:30 - Eugene Kangas (D) Wednesday, SEPTEMBER 16

6:30 - Colleen French (D) 8:30 – Bucky Weaver (D)

Thursday, SEPTEMBER 17 6:30 - Betty Humphrey (L)

8:30 - Alex & Aurelia Gyori (D) Friday, SEPTEMBER 18 6:30 - Koverman Family

8:30 - St. Thomas Family (L) SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19

8:30 - Ray Walters (D) 5:30 - Matthew Solich (D) SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 7:30 - David Martinez (D)

9:00 - Don & Mary Jane Meineke (D) 10:30 - Roy Baver (D)

12:00 - James Sandusky (D) & Vicki Kuhn (D)

Saturday, SEPTEMBER 19

5:30 Fr. Ignatius Sunday SEPTEMBER 20

7:30 Fr. Ignatius 9:00 Fr. Ignatius

10:30 Fr. Pat 12:00 Fr. Pat

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READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 14–SEPTEMBER 20 TWENTY-FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDIANRY TIME

Mon - Nm 21:4b-9 * Ps 78:1b-2, 34-38 * Phil 2:6-11 * Jn 3:13-17 Tues - 1 Cor 12:12-14, 27-31a * Ps 100:1b-5 * Jn 19:25-27 or Lk 2:33-35 Wed - 1 Cor 12:31—13:13 * Ps 33:2-5, 12, 22 * Lk 7:31-35 Thu - 1 Cor 15:1-11 * Ps 118:1b-2, 16-17, 28 * Lk 7:36-50 Fri - 1 Cor 15:12-20 * Ps 17:1b-d, 6-7, 8b, 15 * Lk 8:1-3 Sat - 1 Cor 15:35-37, 42-49 * Ps 56:10c-12, 13-14 * Lk 8:4-15 Sun - Is 55:6-9 * Ps 145:2-3, 8-9, 17-18 * Phil 1:20c-24, 27a * Mt 20:1-16a

WHAT’S YOUR PERSPECTIVE?

Perspective. It’s all about how you look at something.

Perspective is an important part of art and architectural drawings. One reason we wear glasses is to help us improve our perspective. We also talk about perspective in relation to how we understand, and take a stand, on various issues. If we’re not careful we can begin to think that our perspective is the “right” or only way to approach an issue. Perspective can become misleading, skewed and sometime downright wrong. This week’s readings remind us that our perspective needs to be aligned with God’s perspective. If it isn’t, it will easily degenerate into self-serving opinion.

The particular perspective being offered this week deals with our call to offer forgiveness to others as God has generously offered forgiveness to us. Forgiveness is always a tricky topic because sometimes the hurt we have experienced was unjust, unwarranted and significant. The other challenge to forgiveness is living in a culture that glorifies violence and vengeance; getting even can be seen as “my right”.

As people of the Word we hear loud and clear that we are called to understanding, compassion and forgiveness. This may be a good week to spend some time meditating on a crucifix. All that Jesus suffered was totally undeserved. Nevertheless, he walked toward Jerusalem and his death, embracing all that happened in a supreme act of love. Jesus on the cross screams to us of our infinite value in God’s eyes. If it is true for us, it must be true for every other person on this earth.

We are being invited to shift our perspective and to see as God sees. We are also being reminded that we will be held responsible for our perspective; “the measure you measure out will be measured back to you.” (Matt. 7:2)

Stacy Stang, Pastoral Associate

SUNDAY NIGHT ADORATION Sunday, 7:00 p.m. in the church.

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FR. IGNATIUS, PART TWO A Miracle Worker among Us My father, Dick Sloneker, who died in 1997, is admirable in my eyes for many reasons. However, being handy was not one of them! Therefore, I’ve had to learn the little I know about practical mechanics and household repair by trial and error, or if I’m lucky by watching others. In that regard, I must say I am in awe and greatly inspired by a miracle worker among us! Those who know Incarnation Plant Manager, Rob Theewis, will know what I’m talking about when I give thanks for him for being a miracle worker! Just follow him around for a couple of days and you’ll see what I mean. He can fix nearly anything or discern a work-around: electrical, mechanical, plumbing, roofing, pests and varmints…you name it and Rob can do it…and if he can’t, he’ll say so, but usually not after knocking himself out trying! Even beyond that he one of the most generous and compassionate men I know. Thanks Rob Theewis on behalf of the Lord Jesus and his body at Incarnation Church, for whom you are a marvelous miracle worker and more! Funeral Schedule As Fr. Ignatius begins his ministry among us, this is a good time to remind parishioners that we have a schedule of presiders for funerals. I preside at funerals scheduled on Monday, Tuesday and Friday and Fr. Ignatius presides at funerals on Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. Our days off dictate the schedule more than anything else. Livestream Patience Thanks to livestreamers for your patience. It seems that our livestream camera has given up the ghost. We have a new one on order. However, until it arrives or we are able to resurrect our current camera, we will be using a webcam camera. Unfortunately, a webcam camera falls far short of what we are used to and has no ability to pick up the audio system. We can only use a choir microphone to pick up the sound. Just know we are constantly monitoring and working on the system. Stewardship Weeks and Offertory Enhancement We know that Stewardship is simply defined as our thankful response to God’s generous gifts and blessings to us. We typically characterize our thankful response in three categories: Time, Talent and Treasure. At Incarnation, we say time relates to time

given in lifelong faith formation. We say Talent is participation in some role of service, ministry or leadership. Treasure, is our monetary giving to our parish and the poor. Next weekend we will receive our stewardship card of Talent at Masses. See a sample of that card in the bulletin and on the app. During the homily, we will consider the parable of the workers in the vineyard and the astoundingly generous landowner! Thanks for considering entering into a ministry, service or being considered for a role of leadership. The following weekend we will consider stewardship of Treasure. (Stewardship of Time in faith formation will be after the New Year, as we prepare to embark on another Lenten journey.) This year our stewardship of treasure will be a bit more organized and pointed. As has happened three times in the past twenty years at Incarnation, I will be asking parishioners to please consider formally, increasing their offertory giving. We’ll talk about the compelling reasons “why” and the logistics of “how” over the next weeks. More about Fr. Ignatius Thanks to Fr. Ignatius as he “gets his feet on the ground” here at Incarnation. He’s doing a great job! Please read his second bulletin article below as he continues to introduce himself to us! Sincerely and with Love in Christ, Fr. Pat Dear Incarnation Parishioners,

I am back again to share with you about my call. It was in the year 1996 when I was in 10th grade,

our school had organized a retreat for all the students. A few SVD priests from a retreat center in my Archdiocese came to our school to preach at our retreat for about five days. It was in the middle of the retreat, I was able to sense God’s call. That call had triggered a burning desire in my heart to be His servant! The desire to serve God was so much that I could not hold it in my heart that I had to share it with my mother. She was happy to know my intention to join seminary to become a priest to serve God and His people.

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Continued from page 3 At the age of 16 after completing 10th grade, I joined St.

Joseph’s Minor Seminary (in Secunderabad) to become a priest for the Archdiocese of Hyderabad, Telangana State, India. It was here I did one-year orientation, and two years intermediate (Plus-two). After three years of formation in Minor Seminary, I was sent to St. John’s Major Seminary for Philosophy (in Kurnool). That was a very big seminary with almost 280 seminarians coming from different states in India. It was a very good time where we had inter-cultural exchange of different states. After completing three years of Philosophy, I went on to do my Regency Internship for a year. It was in two places, one was in a school and the other was in a seminary (6 months in each place). After which I went to St. John’s Regional Seminary for Theology (in Ramanthapur). Here, I studied for three and a half years. In the fourth year of my Theology I was ordained a Deacon for my diocese.

Joining the seminary was a big transition period in my life. Because never before had I been away from my home and family. This separation was a testing and challenging phase as I was discerning my vocation. But it was God’s protection and providence which helped me to get through this and to focus my attention on Him and on my vocation.

I still remember very well, when I was studying philosophy away from home, my family purchased a new cell phone so they could call to me. It was an assurance for me that I may be far away but I was still as close to them as ever before.

Seminary life has helped me to reach Jesus more closely and to know about Him more profoundly. During the summer vacations throughout our seminary life we were sent to different parishes and villages for ministry. It was a very good experience for me to prepare myself for my future priestly ministry. Being with the people of God and working with them has taken deep roots from my seminary life.

During my seminary life I have seen some of my classmates at different phases of formation leaving seminary. This reminds me always of what Our Lord has said in the Gospel. Matthew 22/14: “For many are called, but few are chosen.”

Hence, I whole heartedly thank Our Lord Jesus for being with me throughout my seminary life. And I always pray for those who left seminary that they may continue to serve the Lord in whatever life they have chosen.

I really appreciate your time and patience for reading my articles. Thank you and blessings. Fr. Ignatius Madanu.

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Outreach _____ St. Vincent de Paul: call taker or prepare a meal to be

delivered to shelter _____ Knights of Columbus: membership is open to all males 18

and older who are practicing Catholics _____ Christmas Kindness: volunteers needed of a variety of

tasks (tag writing/distribution gift collection/distribution) _____ Respect Life: promote the respect of all human life from

conception to natural death through education, prayer and charitable acts

_____ Shawl Ministry: gather to knot or crochet “prayer shawls” which are given to those in need of being “wrapped” in God’s love and strength

_____ Funeral reception host/hostess _____ Vocation Committee _____ Lean on Me: provide meals and light household duties on

a temporary basis _____ Faith Health Ministry: parish nurse program to promote

health and wholeness of body, mind and spirit _____ School Volunteer

Parish Leadership _____ Pastoral Council: meet monthly, Sept-June, on the first

Monday to advise the pastor in areas where he seeks consultation

_____ Worship Commission: meet and plan the tone and environment for liturgical season

_____ Education Commission: serves all parish educational programs

_____ Finance Commission: meets with the pastor to review and advise on financial decisions

_____ Social Outreach: oversee the raising and giving of resource to needy organizations outside the Parish

_____ Digital Evangelization Committee: attend parish events, take video or pictures and write short stories

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_____ Lector: proclaim the Scripture readings at Mass _____ Eucharistic Minister: help distribute Communion at the

mass time of their choice _____ Altar Server: boys and girls in grades 5-8 are trained to

serve at Liturgies _____ Mass Coordinator: people who attend a certain Mass on a

regular basis are needed to make sure that all is in place and in supply for Mass

_____ Usher: help with seating, take up the collection, and distribute the bulletin after Mass

_____ Offertory gift bearers _____ Choir member Parish Life _____ Money Counter: scheduled on Monday mornings to help

count the Sunday collection _____ Church Cleaner: help clean the church once or twice a

week _____ Grounds Beautification: specific areas of the campus _____ Baptismal Cloths: embroider and hem fabric used for

infant baptisms. Materials provided. _____ Communion to the homebound, nursing homes , and

hospitals. _____ Leisure Club: fun and fellowship for those 55 and over _____ GriefShare: facilitator or support personnel _____ RCIA: participating as a parish representative,

sponsor/godparent of support personnel _____ Religious Education: catechist or support personnel _____ Youth Ministry: Weekly Life Nights for all high school teens

(Thursdays 7-8:30 pm). Monthly trips to St. Vincent DePaul to serve a meal to the homeless guests (Last Tuesday of the month (5-7:30 pm)

Time VTalent VTreasure Stewardship

The only way to assure that our faith is not dying, is to take active measures to insure that it is growing.

The Church of the Incarnation leadership and staff members encourage all our parishioners to commit to opportunities of life-

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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, Ext.137 or Mr. Joe Crachiolo, vice-principal at 937-433-1051, ext. 134.

ST. VINCENT DEPAUL FOOD DRIVE: When: Saturday and Sunday, September 26 & 27, 2020. Where: Incarnation parking lot, before and after all masses. What: Non-perishable food items or cash donations. Who: To benefit the St. Mary’s Parish Food Pantry. Why: Whoever is kind to the poor lends to the Lord,and will be repaid in full. Proverbs 19:17

CALLING ALL WOMEN! MOMS (Ministry of Mothers Sharing) Group is a

group of mothers and grandmothers who support one another in these roles. We enjoy social time together and grow our faith through reading Catholic based books in small groups. We meet from 9:30 - 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday mornings during the school year in room 104 in the Parish Center.

Our first meeting of this fall will be on September 15, 2020. This fall we will be reading "How to Listen When God is Speaking: a guide for modern-day Catholics" by Father Mitch Pacwa. Unlike previous years, this fall we will not have babysitting available due to the coronavirus. We will also not be serving food or beverages and will follow social distancing and mask guidelines during our sessions.

We understand some members may not be able to attend during the day but still want to stay or get connected. We are planning monthly evening socials the second Wednesday of each month. The first social will be Wednesday, September 9th and the second will be Wednesday, October 14th. For more information on these socials or if you would like to be added to e-mail distribution list or join our private Facebook group, please contact Emily Duffy at 513.604.3732 or Beth Kernan at 937.672.8180. Thank you! Emily Duffy and Beth Kernan

BAPTIZED BRIDGET ALISON MITCHELL

Daughter of Shawn & Kathleen Mitchell

BENNETT ALEXANDER PARMER Son of Edward & Rachel Parmer

BLESSED REST ALMA GROSS

JACK KOLLISTER

MICHAEL FERRARO

DYNAMIC CATHOLIC We are excited to announce that, for the first time in ten years, author and speaker Matthew Kelly has created a new event titled Amazing Possibilities. This virtual event will feature a live, interactive Q&A with Matthew Kelly himself. He will also lead you through an interactive Dream Session – something he has led countless businesses through in the professional world, but never to this scale! The event will be held on Thursday, November 5th at 8 p.m. EST. To purchase a ticket, please visit DynamicCatholic.com/AMZP. You’ll also receive an event pack containing Matthew Kelly’s event exclusive book, Amazing Possibilities, shipped directly to your door! You’ll receive email access to the event before it starts. Incredible things happen when you collaborate with God. Come see for yourself!

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40 DAYS OF LIFE You can sign up for an hour of prayer at the abortion

facility at 1401 E. Stroop Rd. We will be praying during the fall campaign with runs

from Sept. 23 to Nov. 1. Every day from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., people from many churches in Dayton and the surrounding area, pray on the sidewalks outside this abortion facility and are a sign of hope and life for the Moms and Dads going into this hopeless place; many of whom believe this is the only option available to them. Sidewalk counselors offer them help. We just need you to be a prayerful presence of mercy and love to them. Can you donate one hour of your time to save an unborn baby? Please contact Jenny Belokonny at jkony1@gmail.com to let me know when you can be a sign of hope on the sidewalk in Kettering, Ohio.

Upcoming rallies: All rallies take place on the sidewalk outside the abortion facility. · Sunday, Sept. 20 at 2 p.m. - speaker Mike Haynes

from Victory Christian Church. · Sunday, Oct. 18 at 2 p.m. - speaker Fr. Brian Phelps

from St. Francis of Assisi · Sunday, Nov. 1 at 2 p.m. - speaker Jenny Shoup

from Miami Valley Women's Center.

Opening days are fast approaching Preschool September 13 10:30-11:30 Gr 7/8 Sun. September 13 6:45-8:00 Gr 7/8 Wed September 16 4:30-5:45 BE SURE TO CHECK THE PARENT HANDBOOK OR THE APP FOR NEW DROP OFF AND PICK UP PROCEDURES AS WE WORK TO KEEP EVERYONE SAFE AND HEALTHY. Family Formation parent only training is September 12th from 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. Family Formation Kickoff is September 20th from 10:15 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Need to register?????????????? Email Joe.Neidhard@incarnation-parish.com DO YOU HAVE A CHILD OVER THE AGE OF 7 IN NEED OF BAPTISM? CLASSES ARE FORMING NOW! Contact Jayne.LoConti@incarnation-parish.com

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WE RELY ON YOUR GENEROSITY and support to be able to carry on with our mission of preaching Jesus Christ and helping those in our community. Your ongoing financial contributions allow us to continue the work of serving our parishioners, maintaining our facilities and supporting our staff during these challeng-ing times. Support our parish no matter where you are! It’s safe, it’s simple, it’s convenient. Support our church today using your debit or credit card or checking or savings account. 1. Visit our church website and click “give online.” 2. Click on this link at the bottom of the page https://incarnation-parish.weshareonline.org/. 3. Select the collection or event of your choice. 4. Set up your donation or payment. That’s it! Contact our customer support team. at weshare@4lpi.com. **You may also add a stamp to your donation envelope and mail it in or drop in the mailbox at the church office.

BECOME THE DISCIPLE GOD WANTS YOU TO BE Adult faith formation for this coming fall. Virtual only Moms Wednesday night 7 p.m. – “Jesus – The Way, The Truth and The Life” Ascension Press Sept. 16 and 30, Oct. 14 and 28, Nov. 11 (Maggie Fingers and Lisa Scherbauer) Wednesday evening 7 p.m. – “Romans” Ascension Press Every week beginning Sept 16 for 8 weeks (Will Nordmeyer and Sharon Bengel) In Person only Tuesday 9 a.m. – “Revelation” (possible addition on afternoon class if needed) Ascension Press Every week beginning Sept 15 for 8 weeks (Dcn Bob Zinck) (10 person class size limit) Combination (virtual and in-person) Tuesday 7 p.m. “The Bible Timeline” Ascension Press Every week beginning September 16 for 20 weeks with breaks for holidays (Judy Owens) Wednesday 9 a.m. – “Pivotal Players” Word on Fire Every week beginning September 15 until December (Ruth Reeve and Angela Brockman) This year we are asking that all participants order their “workbooks” directly. You will need to order directly from Ascension Press https://ascensionpress.com/ . Whether you are planning on meeting virtually or in-person, please pre-register with the parish by contacting Deacon David Gillespie at 433-1188, ext. 201 or at david.gillespie@incarnation-parish.com. Understand that we are doing everything we can to provide opportunities for our parishioners to grow in their faith.

A STUDENT'S PRAYER FOR A NEW SCHOOL YEAR

Lord Jesus, I ask for Your help as I begin this new school year.

Allow me to experience Your presence in the many blessings You put before me.

Open my eyes to the new challenges and exciting opportunities that this new school year brings.

Open my heart and mind to new friends and new teachers.

Give me a generous spirit to be enthusiastic with my studies and courage to accept new opportunities.

Help me to be attentive to my teachers and let me experience Your presence in my new friends.

Jesus, inspire me to do my best this year!

Amen

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ELIZABETH’S NEW LIFE CENTER 2020 DAYTON PARTNERSHIP BANQUET Please join us for an evening of food and entertainment in support of moms and babies on Thursday, September 24, or Friday, September 25! Elizabeth's New Life Center’s 2020 Dayton Partnership Banquet will feature guest speaker Dr. Ron Archer at the Hope Hotel in Dayton Ohio. To register to attend, visit our website at www.ElizabethNewLife.org, or contact Lori Ernest at 937-226-7414 Ext 430 or at lernest@ElizabethNewLife.org.

Stress Free, Cost Saving Disney® & Universal™ Travel Concierge John Rhoads jrhoads@themouseexperts.com 937-709-0096 / mousetrekking.com Always FREE estimates!

BOWLING ANYONE? Looking for bowlers for the K of C Majors bowling league (30 weeks) at Poelking Lanes on Monday evenings with first night of bowling September 14, 2020. Team's must consist of two Knights of Columbus members in good standing and can also have two women or two additional men (four person team.). Don’t have a team.? Send a message, and we can add you to a team.. It is a USBC sanctioned league. Contact Ed Pokorski at epokorski@att.net. We bowl at Poelking Lanes, 1403 Wilmington Ave, Kettering, Ohio. This league is Dayton's longest active bowling league. K of C Majors League was formed in January of 1909!

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CALLING ALL CLEANERS! Many of our church cleaners have come to the time

when it is necessary to hand off to new volunteers. Please prayerfully consider volunteering as a church

cleaner. While hidden in some ways, it is a ministry deeply appreciated by all.

We need volunteers to clean on Monday and Friday. Part-time cleaners (say every other week or once a month) are also welcome and appreciated.

Church cleaning begins after the 8:30 a.m. mass on Monday (start time about 9:00) and after the 9:00 a.m. school mass on Friday (start time about 9:45). Cleaning lasts an hour or less depending on your duties.

If you are willing to help, please meet our head cleaner, Beverly Castaldi, at church after a Monday or Friday morning mass, and she will take it from there.

Thank you for your volunteer service. Remember, God is never outdone in generosity.

Pray the Rosary Nationwide for our county! Join us in Cincinnati at Cathedral Basilica of St. Peter in Chains on October 11th, 2020. 325 West 8th Street Cincinnati, OH 45202 Rosary Rally will be held on the steps of the Cathedral Basilica. Bring a lawn chair

if needed. Meditation given by Fr. Ethan Moore at 3:30 p.m., Rosary at 4:00 p.m. For more information visit: RosaryCoastToCoast.com.

SHRINE CANDLES The Pilgrim Gift Shop has a wide variety of bereavement gifts that can be purchased online and delivered to local funeral homes, including memorial candles. For those who live father away, you can also order a candle to be lit in the Relic Chapel, in memory of a loved one or for a specific inten-tion. For more information, visit mariastein-shrine.org and click “Ministry Services” or call the ministry office at 419-925-4532.

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