ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST 2 St. John the Baptist PRIEST S ......2016/02/28 · ST.JOHN THE BAPTIST 2/28/2016 1 RECONCILIATION: Saturday at 2:30 p.m. & Seasonal Service MARRIAGE: Call the

ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST 2/28/2016

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RECONCILIATION: Saturday at 2:30 p.m. & Seasonal Service

MARRIAGE: Call the Parish Office at least 6 months prior to your

wedding.

BAPTISMS: Call the Parish Office

ANOINTING OF THE SICK/COMMUNION: Call Parish Office

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS. Please contact the Parish Office

CURRENT PARISHIONERS: Moving? New email?

Contact the Parish Office.

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL - 513-301-6881

PASTORAL COUNCIL Al Grote, Chairperson, 245-9943

Ryan Vitolo, Vice-Chairperson, 519-1518

Valerie Nimeskern, Secretary, 288-3254

David Eby, Member at Large, 385-7675

Steve Bissmeyer, Member at Large, 923-2633

Gene Culman, Member at Large, 385-6669

Shannon Meyer, Member at Large, 385-6970

John Stehlin, Member at Large,476-9665

Kevin Wood, Member at Large, 885-9860

Heather Smith, Development Commission Rep., 923-2893

Betty Dirr, , Faith Formation Comm. Rep., 385-3954

Sharon Bachman, Finance Commission Rep., 385-8267

Patti Rice, Worship Commission Rep., 385-5410

Larry Weinheimer, Communications Comm. Rep, 652-2563

St. John the Baptist Catholic Parish 5361 Dry Ridge Road Cincinnati, OH 45252

(513)385-8010 Fax (513)385-8080 www.stjohnsdr.org

MASS SCHEDULE Saturday 4:30 pm

Sunday 8:30 am & 11:00 am Weekday & Holyday - See Bulletin

PARISH OFFICE Rev. Timothy S. Kallaher, Pastor

Deacon Ken Schnur, Pastoral Associate

Deacon Vincent Lutz

Douglas Schmutte, Pastoral Associate for

Music/Liturgy

Amanda Weickert, Director of Religious Education

Rod Dunlap, Director of Youth Ministry

Terri Reder, Business Manager

Tom Cunningham, Plant Manager/Maintenance

Supervisor

Michelle Zerhusen, Administrative Assistant

Monday, February 29

8:30 a.m. Alan Schell/Carol & Tony Schneider

Tuesday, March 1

8:30 a.m. Priest’s Intentions

Wednesday, March 2

8:30 a.m. Florence Massa/Ann Ennis

Thursday, March 3

8:30 a.m. Sue Pappin/Rita & Dave Ball

Friday, March 4

8:30 a.m. Robert Krummen/Karen & Roger

Saturday, March 5

4:30 PM For the Parish

Sunday, March 6

8:30 a.m. Fredrick Haffner, Jr./Bruce & Karen

11:00 a.m. Marvin Meyer/Ron & Barb Wellman

PRIEST’S MASS INTENTIONS

Bulletin Sponsors Page 14 & 15

Finance Report Page 4

FORMED Page 13

Forty Days for Life Page 11 & 12

Liturgical Ministers Page 2

Office of Christian Formation Page 6

Musician’s Notes Page 5

Parish Information Page 3

Shopping Cent$ Page 4

St. Vincent dePaul Society Page 10

This Week in Lent Page 9

Terri’s Tidbits Page 4

Youth Ministry Page 7 & 8

TABLE OF CONTENTS

We extend our sincerest sympathy

to the family and friends of

Melvin Wohlfrom and Christy Zeiser

May God give them strength during this

difficult time.


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Saturday, March 5, 4:30 PM Mass

Servers: A. Threm, L. Lewis, L. Lewis

Lectors: Elaine Reardon, Mike Fritz

Eucharistic Ministers: Nancy Schuster, Annette

Arszman, Diane Henschen, Marcia Schmidt, Jerry

Schmidt, Sue Hines

Sunday, March 6, 8:30 AM Mass

Servers: E. Keil, D. Wolterman, S. Keil

Lectors: Betty Dirr, Bob Richter

Eucharistic Ministers: Sophie Betsch, Candy Moore,

Claire Sillies, Jessica Brockman, Laura Kruze, Debbie

Schneider

Sunday, March 6, 11:00 AM Mass

Servers: B. Jung, J. Tewell, O. Tewell

Lectors: Tim Lees, Nisrene Langenbrunner

Eucharistic Ministers: Candisse Fejer, Matthew

Fejer, Andrea Fejer, Michelle Burke, Taylor Greene,

Sam Moeller, Eileen Molulon, Michael Hayes, Nancy

Ziegler, Madeline Peters

LITURGICAL MINISTERS

Monday, February 29

Mass, 8:30 a.m., Chapel

Adoration, 9:15 a.m., Chapel

Monday Martha’s Group, 9:30 a.m.

Rosary, 7:00 p.m., Chapel

Tuesday, March 1 Mass, 8:30 a.m., Northgate Atria

Young Adult Group, 7:00 p.m., POMR #2

Wednesday, March 2

Mass, 8:30 a.m., Church

Thursday, March 3

Mass, 8:30 a.m., Chapel

Joseph’s Group, 9:00 a.m., POMR #2

Shopping Cent$, 9:00 a.m., POMR#1

Homeless Meal Prep, 3:00 p.m., Cafeteria

Friday, March 4

All School Mass, 8:30 a.m., Church

Fish Fry, 4:30 p.m., Cafeteria

Saturday, March 5

Reconciliation, 2:30 p.m., Reconciliation Chapel

Mass, 4:30 p.m.

Sunday, March 6

Mass, 8:30 a.m.

Mass, 11:00 a.m.

Stations of the Cross, 12:30 p.m., Chapel

THIS WEEK IN OUR PARISH

Parish Library Spot Hugs from Heaven – Embraced by

the Savior by Caron Loveless is just

the second in this new series (and

we do not have the first one in the

library). The introduction tells us

that the “Hugs” series is being

written with one purpose in

mind: to make God’s love more real and refreshing to

your heart and spirit than ever before. Each of the

seven sections of our book contains a paraphrased

scripture, an inspirational message, a poignant saying,

and a fictional tale based on a particular passage of

scripture. As a gifted author Caron Loveless retells the

various stories from the Bible you will discover unique

insights that will deepen your faith and warm your

heart! CHECK IT OUT!!

PREPARE TO HEAR GOD’S WORD

Readings for March 6, 2016

Fourth Sunday of Lent

Joshua 5:9-12

After renewing their covenant with the Lord, the

people set out to take possession of the promised

land.

2 Corinthians 5:17-21 It is God who reconciles us though the life, death

and resurrection of Christ.

Luke 15:1-3. 11-32 The prodigal son comes to his senses and

remembers his father’s love.

THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT

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PARISH INFORMATION

Fish Fry News Please join us on Friday, March 6 starting at 4:30

p.m. until 7:30 p.m. in the cafeteria for our Lenten

Fish Fry.

Dine in, carry out, or call ahead to 923-2900.

Come and enjoy LaRosa’s Pizza, Fried Cod, Baked

Cod, bread from NCH Bakery, Beer-battered

shrimp, popcorn shrimp, cheese sticks, homemade

mac and cheese, baked potatoes, green beans,

desserts from the Girl Scouts and more!!

New this year.....Fish Tacos!!

Check out the full menu on

our website at:

www.stjohnsdr.org

Thank you for your support.

Attention Eucharistic Ministers and Lectors

I will be doing a schedule for April-June 2016 in the

next few weeks. If you have any changes or if you

know of particular dates that you will be unable to

minister, please let me know by March 13. Please,

if you cannot serve, get a sub. If you no longer wish

to be on the list or if you have special scheduling

requests, please let me know. You can reach me at

741-2808 or at [email protected]. When

the schedules are completed they will be in the

sacristy. I will send them electronically to anyone

whose e-mail address I have. If you have a new e-

mail address, you can send it to me and I will see

that you get a schedule electronically. Please be

mindful of the dress code for ministers, and

remember to stay until the end of Mass and help

wash dishes after Mass. If Father uses his special

Chalice, please do not immerse it in water. Thank

you for your dedication and service.

Alzheimer’s Association The Alzheimer’s Association is the leading voluntary

health organization in Alzheimer care, support and

research. Their mission is to eliminate Alzheimer’s

disease through the advancement of research; to provide

and enhance care and support for all affected; and to

reduce the risk of dementia through the promotion of

brain health. Their vision is a world without Alzheimer’s.

Alzheimer’s Association is presenting a 4 part series

entitled What Families Need to Know...

When: Wednesday, April 6, 13, 20, and 27, 2016

Where: Mercy West Hospital from 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

To register or for more information, please contact

Elizabeth Bross at 1-800-272-3900.

Pregnancy Center West During Catholic Schools

Week, St. John’s school and its

parishes collected baby items

and change to benefit the

Center. We received a letter of

thanks from them. “The

Pregnancy Center West would

like to thank you and all the

students of St. John the Baptist School, and the

parishes of St. John Neumann, Corpus Christi and

St. John the Baptist who generously donated so

many baby items and change in the baby bottles for

our center during Catholic Schools Week. You

Collected $467.23!”

Senior’s Meeting

Wednesday, March 9

1:00 - 3:00 PM in the Gathering Space

Guest speaker: Scott Stephens,

Catholic Charities

Topic: The Year of Mercy

Please bring a side to share.

Need a ride? Call Mary Lou at 385-6062

Book Fair 2016 Thank you so much for another successful Book

Fair! With All the support of the volunteers,

students , staff and families, the school library will

be able to purchase an assortment of new books and

much needed materials to keep it operating on such a

successful level!

— Sue Karwisch and Jeana Weisman

NEIGHBORHOOD INFORMATION

SCHOOL INFORMATION


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STEWARDSHIP OF FINANCE TERRI’S TIDBITS

SHOPPING CENTS

DID YOU KNOW THAT you can call the parish

office if you want your tax contribution letter? We can

email it or send it by mail. Just let us know.

DID YOU KNOW THAT someone has graciously

donated new carpet and their time to put in carpet in

the parish office and the school office? With the help

of the Joseph’s Group, the project is moving along.

They wish to remain anonymous so help us say a

prayer of thanks for this wonderful gift of time, talent

and treasure.

DID YOU KNOW THAT the Martha’s Group need

your help? They clean our church and gathering

space. If you can give an hour or so on Monday

mornings or Thursday afternoons, please call the

parish office.

Thought for today is “There can be no peace without

forgiveness”. Choosing not to forgive someone is like

drinking poison and expecting the other person to die.

So whom do you need to forgive? Whom is God

inviting you to forgive? Excerpt from Rediscover

Jesus by Matthew Kelly.

STEWARDSHIP FOR THE WEEK

“He said to the gardener, ‘For three years now I have

come in search of fruit on this fig tree but have found

none.’” (Luke 13:7)

Are you like the barren fig tree? How will you

respond when God asks you what you have done with

all the gifts He has given you? Remember, not only

are we called to be generous, we are called to develop

and nurture our gifts and return with increase.

Shopping Cent$ turned over $20,000 in profits to our

school last month. Thanks to all the supporters who

support the program and made this possible! We have

been told that one reason we don’t have more

customers is that we don’t take credit cards

anymore. We decided about 5 years ago to discontinue

accepting credit cards due to the high fees (up to 3% of

sales) from the banks and credit card companies. The

fees negatively affect our profits for the school. We

realize people want to use their credit cards for the

convenience and to earn points but do they realize

many retailers give us MORE than the 1-2% they earn.

We still need one more new face to join our team. It

only takes less than hour per month. We have one

openings before/after 4:30 Mass on third Saturday of

the month. Please call the hotline (699-6960 ext. 240)

if you can help out!

Moses heard God’s call from a burning bush. What is your passion, your

burning bush? Take time to know what God is sending you to do and be. - Exodus: 3:18, 13-15

Adult Collection (includes

Electronic Donations)

Children Collection

$

$

11,657.60

5.85

Debt Reduction

Ash Wednesday

St. Vincent de Paul

$

$

$

105.00

130.00

60.00

This Year to Date

Last Year to Date

Comparison to Last Year

$

$

$

491,106.28

484,529.27

6,577.01

Adult Envelopes

Children Envelopes

Electronic Donators

Thank You!

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MUSICIAN’S NOTES BY DOUG SCHMUTTE

S tarting this Sunday and for the next two

Sundays, there will be two sets of readings

depending upon the Mass you attend. At the

4:30 and 11:00 we continue to hear from

Luke’s gospel, but at the 8:30 we hear from John’s

gospel. Why two sets of readings?

As you know, there are those among us who are

in their final preparation to be baptized, confirmed,

and “eucharistized” at the Easter Vigil. They are

called “the elect.” Over these next three Sundays we

celebrate special rites with them called “scrutinies.”

You may wonder, “What is a scrutiny?” Well, if

you take the verb form, to scrutinize, we get a pretty

good sense of what these rites are meant to do.

According to “Webster’s,” when we “scrutinize”

something, we examine or inspect it very closely

and thoroughly.

The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA),

stages the following: The scrutinies, are rites for self

-searching and repentance and have above all a

spiritual purpose. The scrutinies are meant to

uncover, then heal all that is weak, defective, or

sinful in the hearts of the elect; to bring out, then

strengthen all that is upright, strong, and good. For

the scrutinies are celebrated in order to deliver the

elect from the power of sin, to protect them against

temptation, and to give them strength in Christ, who

is the way, the truth, and the life.

Lent is a period, not only for the elect, but for all

of us to “scrutinize” our lives and to examine

ourselves closely and thoroughly. So, if you don’t

attend the 8:30 Mass, I recommend taking a bible

and sometime this week read this Sunday’s scrutiny

gospel, John 4:

5 – 42, which

tells of an

e n c o u n t e r

between Jesus

and a Samaritan

woman at a

well.

I found the

f o l l o w i n g

reflection on the

gospel passage,

and it pertains to all of us, not just the elect:

Today’s gospel presents us with the longest one-on-

one exchange between Jesus and another person in

any of the four Gospels. The story of the Samaritan

woman at the well cuts to the heart of the journey of

conversion.

Imagine yourself at the well. Imagine the Lord

Jesus uncovering your own sinfulness.

Rediscover the great gift that the Lord offers you

today: a way out of sinfulness and a way into

everlasting peace and goodness. Let the gospel

scrutinize each one of us, so that, like the Samaritan

woman, we will proclaim Jesus as Messiah to all we

meet.

So, as we continue on our Lenten journey, may

each of us scrutinize his/her own life, and also pray

for the elect as they prepare for the Easter

sacraments.

May Christ continue to be the “living water” for

which we all thirst and receive each day of this

Lenten season.

Have a great week.

Jesus and the Samaritan woman meet at a well and her world changes. The same thing happens to us when Jesus meets us in the liturgy.

Week by Week Through the Year of Mercy

P ope Francis states that the sacrament of Rec-

onciliation is “a source of true interior

peace,” enabling people “to touch the gran-

deur of God’s mercy with their own

hands” (Misericordiae Vultus, 17). In Luke’s Gospel,

Jesus warns us against judging others. Focus instead,

Jesus says, on deepening—or restoring—our own re-

lationship with God, for during this Lenten spring-

time that Master Gardener can use even life’s manure

(the parable’s “fertilizer”) to coax fresh fruit from a

tree that seems hopelessly barren—us! Parishes

preparing catechumens may choose

John’s Gospel, which likewise

cautions against judging. Imagine what

the Samaritan woman’s lifelong

neighbors thought of her multiple

relationships. But by discovering

Jesus, then sharing her good news—

and Jesus—with those very neighbors, she whom

they had probably judged quite sinful became

instead their evangelist and “missionary of mercy.” —Peter Scagnelli, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.


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to LOVE as

GOD LOVES

By Amanda Weickert

One major aspect of the Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy is the plenary indulgence offered this year. Pope

Francis writes: “I wish that the Jubilee Indulgence

may reach each one as a genuine experience of God’s

mercy, which comes to meet each person in the Face

of the Father who welcomes and forgives, forgetting

completely the sin committed.”

While one’s sins are completely forgiven in the

Sacrament of Reconciliation one is still responsible for

the effects of that sin. “An indulgence is a remission

before God of the temporal punishment due to sins

whose guilt has already been forgiven” (Catechism of

the Catholic Church 1471).

This ‘temporal punishment’ isn’t vengeance or

suffering imparted by God but an acknowledgment that

as we sin we demonstrate and increase our unhealthy

attachment to things that are not God, such as choosing

our own pride rather than being companionate or

allowing a desire for material comforts to make us less

generous. Through an indulgence we are purified by

God’s grace and are called to conversion in our hearts

and lives.

There are several conditions which must be met in

order to receive the indulgence. The indulgence itself is

granted when one walks through a Holy Door of Mercy

or performs a work of mercy. In addition, one must

have the interior disposition of complete detachment

from sin, even venial sin, confess their sins in the

sacrament of Reconciliation, receive the Holy Eucharist,

and pray for the intentions of the Supreme Pontiff.

Like the sacraments, a plenary indulgence is not a

vending machine of mercy - you don’t check off certain

boxes to ‘pay the toll’ for the indulgence. The

indulgence itself is a pilgrimage. Whether we travel

physically to one of the Holy Doors of Mercy in Rome

and the Archdiocese or perform an act of mercy within

our own homes, we are journeying closer to God as we

act as he acts. We acknowledge our deep need for

God’s grace while still accepting our responsibility to

change our actions and renew our lives. God’s grace

cannot force us to change; we must use our free will to

participate in the new life given to us through the

indulgence.

Patient Father, grant us the courage to ask

for your mercy and the strength to accept it.

Amen!

Merciful like the Father

Amanda Weickert [email protected]

Do you need to talk through something or have and

questions about our faith? It would be my joy to meet

with you! Please feel free to call or schedule an

appointment any time! ___________________________________________

“We want to live this Jubilee Year in light of the

Lord’s words: Merciful like the Father. The Evangelist

reminds us of the teaching of Jesus who says, “Be

merciful just as your Father is merciful” (Lk 6:36).

It is a program of life as demanding

as it is rich with

joy and peace. Jesus’s command is directed to anyone willing to listen

to his voice (cf. Lk 6:27). In order to be capable of

mercy, therefore, we must first of all dispose ourselves

to listen to the Word of God. This means rediscovering

the value of silence in order to meditate on the Word

that comes to us. In this way, it will be possible to

contemplate God’s mercy and adopt it as our lifestyle.”

Excerpt from paragraph 13 of Misericordiae Vultus,

Pope Francis’ Apostolic Letter in which he proclaimed the

Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy. Vatican Translation.

Emphasees my own.

Office of Christian Formation


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Young Adult Ministry

This past Tuesday, our young adults gathered for a

night of gospel reflection, awesome conversation,

and great fellowship. The group meets at 7 pm every

Tuesday night and they are all excited for this

upcoming 2016 Year of Mercy! If you are interested

in joining our Young Adult Group here at St. John’s,

p l e a s e c o n t a c t R o d D u n l a p a t

[email protected].

High School Ministry

Our high school youth are continuing our new

program here at St. John’s. Please continue to pray

for our high school youth as they journey closer to

Christ and learning more about themselves. We will

meet again on Sunday, March 13 at 7 pm in the

Youth Ministry room. If you are in high school and

interested in joining us, please contact Rod Dunlap at

[email protected] or 614-1789.

Junior High Ministry

Some of our eighth graders began taking a Theology

of the Body class here at St. John’s. This is an

awesome journey that they are continuing in which

they will learn more about who they are and what

their physical bodies have to do with their faith.

Please pray for them during the next 7 weeks as they

continue to learn and grow!

Junior High Ministry

This weekend, some of our 8th graders will attend a

retreat that is part of the Confirmation process. The

topic of the retreat is “How am I Gifted?” and this is

a great opportunity for our youth to spend the day

reflecting on all that God has blessed them with.

Please pray for them while they are on this retreat!

This past Saturday, some of our Junior High Youth

came out for a retreat with youth from 6 other West

Side parishes. This retreat was run by NET

ministries and they did an awesome job. The theme

of the retreat was Strength and Beauty and our youth

who attended had an excellent time and grew closer

to Christ.


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This Week in Lent

St. John the Baptist Church

Sunday, February 28 — Third Sunday in Lent

After 8:30 a.m. Mass —Threshold Bible [Bride’s Room] (SJB)

12:30 p.m. — Stations of the Cross [Daily Chapel] (SJB)

7:00 p.m. — Stations of the Cross (CC)

Monday, February 29 9:00 a.m. — 7:00 p.m. — Eucharistic Exposition (SJB) 7:00 p.m. — Rosary [Daily Chapel] (SJB)

Tuesday, March 1 6:00 p.m. — Soup Supper (CC) 7:00 p.m. — Evening Prayer (CC)

Wednesday, March 2 9:30 a.m. —Coffee, Conversation, & Threshold Bible (SJB)

Friday, March 4 (A day of abstinence) 6:00 p.m. —Stations of the Cross (SJN)

Sunday, March 6 — Fourth Sunday in Lent After 8:30 a.m. Mass —Threshold Bible [Bride’s Room] (SJB)

12:30 p.m. — Stations of the Cross [Daily Chapel] (SJB)

7:00 p.m. — Stations of the Cross (CC)

KEY

CC = Corpus Christi

SJN = St. John Neumann

SJB = St. John the Baptist


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“...we foster

hope by

providing

spiritual,

emotional

and material

assistance...”

T o serve the poor in our parishes’ areas, we have two St. Vincent de Paul Societies. St. John the Baptist has one and Corpus Christ and St. John Neumann share the other one. The work of the soci-ety is expressed in their mission state-ment: “Answering Christ’s call, we fos-ter hope by provid-ing spiritual, emo-tional and material assistance on a per-son-to-person basis to the poor, lonely,

and forgotten in our community.” The St. Vincent de Paul Society is an in-ternational organ-ized which was founded by Frederic Ozanam in 1833 in Paris, France. It is dedicated to the spiritual growth of its members and the physical and spiri-tual growth of those they serve. The Society pro-vides emergency as-sistance to those who live in our parish boundaries.

The various forms of emergency assistance that are provided can include: Food Clothing vouchers Utility and rent as-

sistance Furniture vouchers Support services for

employment and housing

Pharmacy

Our Pastoral Area Lenten

Almsgiving Project St. Vincent de Paul Society

What can I do to foster the work of the St. Vincent de Paul Society?

1. Prayer: pray for the members of the St. Vincent de Paul Society; pray for the people they help.

2. Fasting: eat a simpler meal once a week this Lent and save the money for almsgiving.

3. Almsgiving: contribute money from your fasting, from an odd-job, or from your allowance to the St. Vincent de Paul Society through our Almsgiving Envelope (or any envelope so marked).

4. Pray and consider becoming a part of your St. Vincent de Paul Society (SJB: call 301-6881; CC/SJN: 402-2868).

Thanks to your generous support, this past year our St Vincent de Paul Societies helped: SJB: 160 Families CC/SJN: 160 Families


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February 10 – March 20 www.40daysforlife.com/cincinnati

This Lent, from February 10th to March 20th, our community is uniting with 273 communities across 23 coun-

tries for the latest 40 Days for Life campaign. Recognizing that “with God all things are possible,” people of faith

are praying that this effort will help bring an end to abortion.

40 Days for Life is a focused pro-life campaign that has already mobilized over 675,000 people worldwide, saved

11,165 lives from abortion (that we know about), led to the conversion of 127 abortion workers, and has seen

64 abortion facilities close! The campaign has occurred in 607 cities and 32 nations. 40 Days for Life is made

up of three components:

Prayer and Fasting: believers throughout our city are invited to join together for 40 days of fervent prayer and

fasting for an end to abortion

Peaceful Vigil: stand for life during a 40-day peaceful public witness outside the Planned Parenthood abortion

facility at 2314 Auburn Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45219.

Community Outreach: help take a positive, upbeat pro-life message to every corner of our city through media

efforts, advocacy, and public visibility

Please consider getting your ministry to commit one of their meeting times during the 40 days to meet down at

Planned Parenthood and pray. Please email or call Nellie Jung with questions or to sign up for a time at 513-368-

5160 or [email protected].

STAND AND PRAY FOR LIFE WITH ST. JOHN’S Our call to the St. John's faithful is to cover 24 hours (or more) over the 40 days. We are seeking volunteers to

cover hours over a handful of days throughout the campaign to reach a total of 24 hours.

DATES REMAINING:

Sunday, February 28 1PM – 7PM

Wednesday, March 16 7AM and 6PM

http://www.40daysforlife.com/citynamemailto:[email protected]


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40 DAYS FOR LIFE


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F RMED

Did you miss the sign-ups after Mass this weekend?

No worries....Here’s how easy it is to get FORMED: Go to www.FORMED.org/register. Scroll down to the middle of the page. You will see “Does your parish already have Formed?”

Type in the parish code: ZCME4D. Now set up a username and a password. You are all set to use all the great

programs on FORMED.org anytime by simply logging in.

FORMED.org/register

Enter Parish Code: ZCME4D

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Catholic faith, explore the deepest meaning of marriage, receive Bible studies on a variety of topics and includes

inspiring audio talks. And you’ll find presenters like Dr. Tim Gray, Dr. Edward Sri, Dr. Mary Healey, Chris Ste-

fanick, Dr. Scott Hahn, Bishop Robert Barron and a lot more. They’re all part of our parish subscription.

It truly is the Catholic faith - on demand.
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ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST 2 St. John the Baptist PRIEST S ......2016/02/28 · ST.JOHN THE BAPTIST 2/28/2016 1 RECONCILIATION: Saturday at 2:30 p.m. & Seasonal Service MARRIAGE: Call the