Immaculate Conception Church

2310 Robertson Avenue, Norwood, OH 45212

Telephone: [513] 731-8771

Emergency only: [513] 382 -1200

Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary “Jacob begot Joseph, the husband of Mary, of whom was born Jesus.”

Sunday (September 8): Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary — Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost 7:00 a.m. Low Mass – Intention: +Madeline A. Berry by Mike & Amy Gilmore 8:45 a.m. High Mass – Intention: +Madeline A. Berry by Barbara Bernard Monday (September 9): St. Peter Claver, Confessor — St. Gorgonius, Martyr 10:50 a.m. Low Mass. – Intention: Hal Tumbleson by Terri Brown Tuesday (September 10): St. Nicholas of Tolentino, Confessor 10:50 a.m. Low Mass. – Intention: +Madeline A. Berry by M/M Sapakoff Wednesday (September 11): Sts. Protus & Hyacinth, Martyrs 10:50 a.m. Low Mass – Intention: +Madeline A. Berry by Carmen & Cindy Dreher Thursday (September 12): The Most Holy Name of Mary 10:30 a.m. Procession and High Mass – Intention: Consecration of the Academy for the year 2019-20 8:00 p.m. Holy Hour Friday (September 13): Ferial Day 10:50 a.m. Low Mass — Intention: Mary Margaret Shawhan by Michelle McClorey 5:15 p.m. Confessions (also after Mass) 6:00 p.m. Low Mass – Intention: +Madeline A. Berry by Mike & Amy Gilmore Saturday (September 14): Exaltation of the Holy Cross 10:15 a.m. Administration of Holy Communion 11:00 a.m. Nuptial Mass — Intention: Andrew Byrne and Kayla Aubrey Sunday (September 15): Seven Sorrows of the Blessed Virgin Mary — Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost 7:00 a.m. Low Mass -- Intention: Berry Family by Mike & Amy Gilmore 8:45 a.m. High Mass – Intention: +Dennis Lee Kramer by M/M Frank Kramer

Monday 10:50 a.m. Low Mass: G. Montesano / N. Montesano

Tuesday 10:50 a.m. Low Mass: J. Donohoe / A. Walker [P. Kunkel / M. Kunkel]

Wednesday 10:50 a.m. Low Mass: L. Field / Q. Jones [R. Kunkel / D. Johnson]

Thursday 10:50 a.m. High Mass: (MC) S. Bischel / (Th) T. Montesano / (Cr) G. Donohoe / Ac1) A. Swinney / (Ac2) J. Yeager / Torches: M. Radwanski / B. Veitkus / M. Montesano / D. Roosa [Li. Urling / N. Birch] 8:00 p.m. Holy Hour: A. Shawhan / W. Shawhan

Friday 10:50 a.m.. Low Mass: I. Schoech / J. Bruner

6:00 p.m. Low Mass: F. Shawhan / D. Shawhan

Saturday 11:00 a.m. Nuptial Mass: Servers will be notified.

Sunday 7:00 a.m. Low Mass: J. Brueggemann / M. Brueggemann 8:45 a.m. High Mass: (MC) P. Boylson / (Th) D. Federspiel / (Ac1) G. Butler / (Ac2) C. Butler (Cr) J. Bruner / Torches: J. Kunkel / S. Kunkel / R. Bales / A. Johnson / I. DeTar / A. Burger

Please keep in your prayers: Deceased: Gerard Kennedy, G.Bolte,J . Kelbley,W.Martin,D. Wolf, Fr . Collins, F. Eichler , A. DeTar, B. Leininger, S. Lavery, J. Donohoe, A. Marshall, M.L. Duerr, R. Hutchinson, I. Sarlo, A. Reed, M. McCune, D. Meyers, M. Bochkor, S. Reen, P. Patton, C. Storch, M. Morow, B. Lutkehaus, D. Votruba, A. Dewel, C. Nies, R. Tihista, J. Pedicini, T. Gripshover, M. Miller, Fr. D. Cooper, R. Regner, H. Gentry,,J. Snyder, P.&C. Dye, C. Feibusch, M/M. Schap-pacher, J. Ackerman, M.Klinec, K.Ackerman, S.Uribe, F.Gaskins, M.Derksen, R.Greenwell, C.Zint, E.Bowman, R.Hebert, K&J.DiMartino, W.King, C.Newman, J.Kemmerer, E.Howard, R.Murphy, Sr. Marilyn, R.Faith, W.Lee, R.Petrilli, N.Nies, M.Peter, J.Schmitz, T&N.Schoech, T.Skierka, Sr.M.Dolorosa, W&L.Kotylo, T.Lichter, M.Lemmick, R.Desborough, J.Calwell, W.Cicatelli, C.Kraft, A.Heller, D.May, W.Reist, M.Bumb, P.Hunt, C.Dale, O.Hawes, I.McCoy, A.Wietholter, M.Marshall, T.Maguire, B.Baumberger, E.Frizzell, J.Santay, A.Priest, Wm.Jenkins, D.Hayden, J.Carso, E.Gorey, S.McQuillen, Z.Hauser, A.Kurtz, M/M Casanova, E.Davis, A.Macek, R.Sitar, D.Kemmerer, M.Abraham, T.Vuksta, A.Huizar, R.Condit, Sr.M.Cecilia, C.Smith, A.Birch, J.Hannikman, M.Kunkel, R.Shawhan, L.Brugger, M.Shiver, J. Pedicini, J. Whatmough. R.DeLawder. R.Cole, Ill and injured: Bishop Kelly, Mother Mary Bosco, J.Baumberger, D.Veitkus, M.Pedicini, R Ackerman, B.Shawhan, C.&R.Fiore, E.Hamlin, J.Ring, M/M Kramer, G.Hubley, D.Johnson, J.Capetillo, M.Connelly, T.Jordan, J.Evans,Sr. Fr.Berry & parents, K.Cline, M.Shawhan, M/M Wildt, M/M Theriot, Jenny N.,Tina J., N. Boylson, S. Smith, Fr. Jenkins, Fr. Buckley, J . Marsh, A. Bermudez, M. Mathiasen, R. Gorey, B. Lyons, L.Haughey, J. Nosko, T. Herrington, baby Jonah Wittman, Blaise Mueller, baby James, baby Rosa Maria

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Today’s Recessional: Daily, Daily Sing to Mary

Daily, daily sing to Mary, sing my soul, her praises due. All her feasts, her actions worship with the heart’s devotion true. Lost in wond’ring contemplation, be her Majesty confess’d. Call her Mother, call her Virgin, happy Mother, Virgin blest. She is might to deliver. Call her, trust her lovingly. When the tempest rages round thee, she will calm the troubled sea. Gifts of heaven she has given, noble Lady, to our race. She, the Queen, who decks her subjects with the light of God’s own grace.

Collections & Contributions Sunday, September 1:

$8,396.00

Please remember the Church and the Academy in your Last

Will and Testament.

† Sunday catechism classes will resume next Sunday, Sept. 15. Please see Mrs. Mary Lamping after the first Mass today or call

the church office. Classes are for students in 1st

grade and up.

Mass Intentions for the Week: Fr. Jenkins: Sunday (September 8): Sauter Family; Intentions of Beth Oancea Monday (September 9): Felicia & Walter Podlas & Parents by Rita Orzechowski Tuesday (September 10): Grace Decker & Parents by Rita Orzechowski Wednesday (September 11): For family unity & peace by Suzanne St. Laurent Thursday (September 12): Lilia Ybanez by Vicki Erskine Friday (September 13): As listed on front page. Saturday (September 14): Intentions of the Urling Family (+Lew Urling) Sunday (September 15): Intentions of M/M Kramer; +Sr. M. Dolorosa by Shawhans Fr. Greenwell: Sunday (September 8) through Sunday (September 15): As listed on front page.

Prayer of Consecration to Our Lady of Sorrows -for the month of September -

The beautiful month of September is dedicated to the Blessed Virgin as the Sorrowful Mother. Three feast days of Our Lady grace this month, coming in close succession: the Nativity of Mary on the 8th, the Holy Name of May on the 12th, and the Seven Sorrows of Our Lady on the 15th. The month concludes with the feast of St. Michael the Archangel on the 29th and, on the 30th, that of St. Jerome, the Father of the Church who defended so vigorously and eloquently the perpetual virginity of Mary. Please make this prayer every day during the month of September. Mary, most holy Virgin and Queen of Martyrs, accept the sincere homage of my filial affection. Into thy heart, pierced by so many swords, do thou welcome my poor soul. Receive it as the companion of thy sorrows at the foot of the Cross, on which Jesus died for the redemption of the world. With thee, O sorrowful Virgin, I will gladly suffer all the trials, contradictions and infirmities which it shall please Our Lord to send me. I offer them all to thee in memory of thy sorrows, so that every thought of my mind and every beat of my heart may be an act of compassion and of love for thee. And do thou, sweet Mother, have pity on me and reconcile me to thy Divine Son, Jesus. Keep me in His grace and assist me in my last agony, so that I may be able to meet thee in Heaven and sing thy glories. Amen. (Indulgence of 500 days)

Prayers in Honor of the Seven Sorrows of Mary

V. Incline unto my aid, O God.

R. O Lord, make haste to help me. Glory Be to the Father, etc.

1. O most sorrowful Mary, I compassionate thee, in the grief thy tender heart underwent when the holy old man Simeon prophesied to thee. Dear Mother, through that afflicted heart, obtain for me the virtue of humility and the gift of the holy fear of God. Hail Mary, etc.

2. O most sorrowful Mary, I compassionate these afflictions which thy most sensitive heart endured during the flight into Egypt and the dwelling there. O beloved Mother, by that afflicted heart, obtain for me the virtue of liberality, specially toward the poor, and the gift of piety. Hail Mary, etc.

3. O most sorrowful Mary, I compassionate that intense distress which thine anxious heart experienced in the loss of thy dearest Jesus. O beloved Mother, by that deeply troubled heart, obtain for me the virtue of chastity and the gift of knowledge. Hail Mary, etc.

4. O most sorrowful Mary, I compassionate the consternation which thy maternal heart experienced when thou didst meet Jesus bearing His cross. O beloved Mother, by that deep distress of thy tender heart, obtain for me the virtue of patience and the gift of fortitude. Hail Mary, etc.

5. O most sorrowful Mary, I compassionate that martyrdom which thy generous heart endured in witnessing the last agony of Jesus. O beloved Mother, by that martyred heart obtain for me the virtue of temperance and the gift of counsel. Hail Mary, etc.

6. O most sorrowful Mary, I compassionate that wound which thy mournful heart endured from the lance which tore the side of Jesus and wounded His most lovely Heart. O beloved Mother, by thy heart then pierced through, obtain for me the virtue of fraternal charity and the gift of understanding. Hail Mary, etc.

7. O most sorrowful Mary, I compassionate thee for the anguish felt by thy loving heart when Jesus’ body was laid in the sepulcher. Dear Mother, by all the bitterness of desolation thou didst then know, obtain for me the virtue of diligence and the gift of wisdom. Hail Mary, etc.

V. Pray for us, most sorrowful Mother.

R. That we may be made worthy of the promises of Christ.

Let us pray: Grant, we beseech Thee, O Lord Jesus Christ, that the most Blessed Virgin Mary, Thy Mother, may inter-cede for us before the throne of Thy mercy, now and at the hour of our death; through whose most holy soul in the hour of Thine own Passion the sword of sorrow passed. Through Thee, Jesus Christ, Savior of the world, Who livest and reignest with the Father and the Holy Ghost forever and ever. Amen. (Ind. of 300 days—Pius VII. Jan. 14, 1815)

Announcements: + Holy Communion: One hour before weddings and funerals (please be kneeling at the Communion rail at that time) + “What Catholics Believe” has a new website of its own: WWW.WCBOHIO.COM – Please use this to access all programs, which now number more than700, with almost 1,990,000 views and more than 8,500 subscr ibers. Thanks for your support! + Catholics believe that the church is the House of Prayer and that the Blessed Sacrament in the tabernacle is the Real Presence of Jesus Christ, His body and blood, soul and divinity. Therefore, we rightly require that all who enter this church show great respect by the way they behave and the way they dress. + Traditional standards of dress require that ladies wear dresses, or full skirts and blouses. Hemlines must be long enough to cover the knees when one is seated. Necklines must be no more than two finger-widths below the collarbone. Slit skirts are not acceptable (a skirt is too tight if it needs to be slit to allow walking). Ladies are also required to wear a suitable head- covering while in church. Women wearing slacks, sleeveless dresses (including “capped” sleeves, which are not sleeves at all) or low necklines are not suitably dressed to receive Holy Communion. They should not even enter the church if their dress is immodest. + Gentlemen also must wear modest and decent clothing in church. Men must wear dress slacks and dress shirt, preferably with suit coat and tie. If their attire is immodest or indecent, they should not enter the church. + Flip-flops, shorts, sweats, and T-shirts are not acceptable attire in the church. The wearing of revealing, tight-fitting and trans parent garments of sheer material is forbidden. + Please do not come to receive Holy Communion at this church today if you do not meet these standards. Rather, please return more appropriately attired. Furthermore: Anyone who adheres to the erroneous teachings of Father Leonard Feeney and Saint Benedict Center (denying the Church’s teaching concerning “baptism of desire” and “baptism of blood”), or who worships at religious services conducted by any of the Thuc bishops and their clergy, must not receive Holy Communion at Immaculate Conception Church. Please discuss this with our priests. + No one may carry a weapon (CCW) at the church or school without written authorization signed by Fr. Jenkins. + Pray for Matthew Shawhan, Dave Windisch, Michelangelo Pedicini, Robert Gorey, James Ring, Rossana and Catherine Fiore, Daniel Veitkus, Blaise Mueller and Jonah Wittman. + The Banns of Matrimony are announced for the second time for Maxwell Franco Hiraldo and Monica Rose Lamping. + Several men of Immaculate Conception Church have expressed the desire to re-activate the Holy Name Society. Men who are interested in joining them in this noble effort should contact the church office. + The annual Golf Outing will take place Sunday, October 6. Please contact Chris Harrison for information. + The annual church picnic will be held at the St. Thomas Aquinas Campgrounds next Sunday, September 15 from . Meat will be provided. Please bring a potluck dish to share. + Immaculate Conception Church is preparing to celebrate its 25th anniversary in our present church and school facility. Please contact the church office to help. + All ICA sports games are posted on the Athletic Calendar of the icaohio.com website. + The 24-hour Rosary Crusade will resume this month on Friday, 9/13. Please see M/M Butler after Mass today.