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IF TODAY YOUHEAR HIS VOICE,HARDEN NOTYOUR HEART.PS ALM 95OCTOBER 2, 202227th Sunday in Ordinary Time Respect Life Sunday PASTOR Father Kyle Schnippelfrschnippel@saintpeterparish.orgPAROCHIAL VICAR Father Robert Halefrhale@saintpeterparish.orgPAROCHIAL VICAR Father Andrew Smithasmith@stjohntippcity.orgIN RESIDENCE Father Joseph KindelASSISTING in RETIREMENTFather Greg KonermanFather Johan RotenDEACONSLeo CordonnierRobert GutendorfDavid McCrayDaniel WadeCharles WrightDEACONS in RETIREMENTTimothy HarrisRobert KozlowskiNorbert NagyTheNORTHEAST 10 Family of ParishesPARISHES ofHOLY CROSS OUR LADY OF THE ROSARYST. CHRISTOPHER ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST ST. PETER
The NORTHEAST 10 Family of ParishesParish InformationST. JOHN the BAPTIST CHURCH (SJB)753 South Hyatt StreetTipp City, OH 45371937.667.3419 stjohntippcity.orgMonday to Friday 8:30am to 3:30pmST. CHRISTOPHER CHURCH (SC)435 East National RoadVandalia, OH 45377937.898.3542 scpchurch.orgMonday to Friday 10:00am to 3:30pmHOLY CROSS CHURCH (HC)1924 Leo StreetDayton, OH 45404937.233.1503 daytonxii.orgMonday to Friday 9:00am to 3:00pm @ SPST. PETER CHURCH (SP)6161 Chambersburg RoadHuber Heights, OH 45424937.233.1503 daytonxii.orgMonday to Friday 9:00am to 3:00pmOUR LADY of the ROSARY CHURCH (OLR)22 Notre Dame AvenueDayton, OH 45404937.233.1503 daytonxii.orgMonday to Friday 9:00am to 3:00pm @ SPFamily of Parishes Facebook Page @NE10FamilyofParishesCommunication Request Form daytonxii.org/communication-request-formSubscribe NE10 Family of Parishes Bulletin parishesonline.com & search for St. Christopher Church or St. Peter ChurchParish StaffEXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO FATHER KYLEALLMary Beth NSALLLaura Joliatljoliat@saintpeterparish.orgSECRETARYSCKelly Cassellkcassel@scpchurch.orgSJBVictoria LR/HCJan Barbourjbarbour@saintpeterparish.orgBUSINESS MANAGERSCTim Francistfrancis@scpchurch.orgSJBNorman Shearernshearer@stjohntippcity.orgSP/OLR/HCMaria Akninmaknin@saintpeterparish.orgSP/OLR/HCKelly Collierkcollier@saintpeterparish.orgPASTORAL ASSOCIATEAndrea ParkerSC/SJBaparker@scpchurch.orgJoy BlaulSP/OLR/HCjblaul@saintpeterparish.orgDIRECTOR OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATIONElise SasSC/SJBesas@scpchurch.orgJoy BlaulSP/OLR/HCjblaul@saintpeterparish.orgYOUTH MINISTERElena PopeSC/SJBepope@scpchurch.orgNick CluneSP/OLR/HCnclune@saintpeterparish.orgMUSIC DIRECTORKelly SchmitmeyerSCkschmitmeyer@scpchurch.orgMadeline SchwabSJBmschwab@stjohntippcity.orgAndrew gElementary SchoolOUR LADY of the ROSARY SCHOOL40 Notre Dame AvenueDayton, OH 45404937.222.7231 daytonxii.orgKARA BURKETTSchool Principalkburkett@olrdayton.comST. PETER SCHOOL6185 Chambersburg RoadHuber Heights, OH 45424937.233.8710 daytonxii.orgKELLY KADELSchool Principalkkadel@saintpeterparish.orgST. CHRISTOPHER SCHOOL405 East National RoadVandalia, OH 45377937.898.5104 scpschool.orgTIM O’LOUGHLINSchool Principaltoloughlin@scpschool.orgPreschoolST. JOHN the BAPTISTEARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER753 South Hyatt StreetTipp City, OH 45371937.667.2629 stjohntippcity.orgSUSAN SEXTONDirectorssexton@stjohntippcity.orgST. CHRISTOPHERCENTER for CHILDREN401 East National RoadVandalia, OH 45377937.898.5104 scpchildcare.orgJUDY SHOUPDirectorjshoup@scpchildcare.orgST. PETEREARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER6185 Chambersburg RoadHuber Heights, OH 45424937.237.3526 daytonxii.orgVERONIKA KONOKOTINDirectorvkonokotin@saintpeterparish.org
MASS TIMES PARISH PRESIDER INTENTIONSSATURDAY, OCTOBER 1: St. Therese of the Child Jesus, Virgin and Doctor of the ChurchFr. Schnippel8:30am St. PeterStephanie Holliday: BirthdayFr. Hale4:00pm* St. JohnFor the ParishFr. Kindel4:30pm* St. PeterSpecial Intention: Connie Lyons, Birthday5:00pm* St. Christopher Fr. SchnippelHenrietta Simon-BrookeySUNDAY, OCTOBER 2: Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary TimeFr. Kindel8:30am* St. PeterBrent Collinsworth, John ZimmermanHelen and Harry Surh, Lois and Jack MiddletonFr. SchnippelAnna Henn, Joseph Schneider9:00am OLRHenry and Virginia Wolski: Wedding Anniversary9:00am* St. Christopher Fr. HaleLiz MillerDottie and Dick ConradyFr. Schnippel10:30am Holy CrossDanuta Romanowska, George and Alma TylerFr. Konerman10:30am* St. JohnTim Riley11:00am* St. Christopher Fr. HaleFor the ParishFr. Kindel11:00am St. PeterSylvia Fronista, Janet KlotzbackMONDAY, OCTOBER 3Fr. Schnippel6:30am St. PeterDeceased Members of the Takara FamilyFr. Kindel8:30am St. PeterAgnes Brenenborg: BirthdayTUESDAY, OCTOBER 4: St. Francis of AssisiFr. Schnippel6:30am St. PeterDavid Wenning8:05am* St. Christopher Fr. HaleRichard and Mildred BoeschFr. Konerman6:30pm Holy CrossJudy PetrokasFr. Schnippel6:30pm St. JohnNewman EvansWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5: St. Faustina Kowalska, Virgin; Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos, PriestFr. Hale7:30am OLREverett and Julia PlummerFr. Konerman8:30am St. JohnJulie Gayhart9:00am* St. Christopher Fr. SchnippelJeff Harman, Phil HollingworthFr. Hale9:00am* St. PeterRobert Grollmus: 87th BirthdayFr. Hale6:30pm St. PeterNoreen NagyTHURSDAY, OCTOBER 6: St. Bruno, Priest, Blessed Marie Rose Durocher, VirginFr. Hale6:30am St. PeterSpecial Intention: Father Earl F. SimoneFr. Schnippel8:30am St. JohnKathleen GohringFr. Konerman6:30pm OLRMaryAnn Zimmer6:30pm* St. Christopher Fr. HaleTimothy RobertsFRIDAY, OCTOBER 7: Our Lady of the RosaryFr. Konerman7:30am OLRJohn DixDeacon Baldwin8:30am* St. PeterCommunion ServiceFr. Hale9:00am OLRNancy Roush9:00am* St. Christopher Deacon Cordonnier Communion ServiceFather Schnippel6:30pm OLRJanet KlotzbackSATURDAY, OCTOBER 8Fr. Hale8:30am St. PeterRose PicaFr. Bensman4:00pm* St. JohnFor the ParishFr. Hale4:30pm* St. PeterKenneth and JoAnn Stapleton: Wedding Remembrance5:00pm* St. Christopher Fr. SchnippelFor the ParishSUNDAY, OCTOBER 9: Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary TimeFr. Konerman8:30am* St. PeterGeraldine Skaggs: Anniversary of DeathMarieGallman: Anniversary of Death, Chris HowardFr. Hale9:00am OLRSharon Morrison, Henk Stampfli9:00am* St. Christopher Fr. SchnippelVicki Docton, Mike MullerFr. Hale10:30am Holy CrossJimmy Kavalauskas, Alma VenysFr. Dos Santos10:30am* St. JohnSara Drexler11:00am* St. Christopher Fr. KeferlMarge HalloranFr. Schnippel11:00am St. PeterEdward and Mary Meyer*LIVESTREAM IS AVAILABLE for Mass listed at the named parish website; see page two for website addresses.
A New PatronFATHER KYLE SCHNIPPELLast week in this space, I discussed our needfor a new patron, with a specific call to all thegroups in the parish (and even parishionerswho feel inspired!) to submit potentialcandidates to be the Patron for our Family ofParishes. Today, I would like to outline theformat for these submissions. As I anticipate alarge number of submissions, they must followthis outline in order for the review team tocompare like for like.If you, or an organization of which you are amember, would like to submit a potentialpatron Saint or Mystery of the Lord forconsideration, please include the followinginformation, in this order: Your Name or Organization Proposed Patron Provide a brief biography of the saint orsynopsis of the Mystery How or Why does this proposed Patronspeak to you as a group or individual? How does this Patron speak to life as aCatholic Christian in the 21st Century? How does this Patron speak to the reality ofour five parishes within this Family ofParishes?Now, a few other ground rules.While I love and adore the Blessed Mother, it ismy hunch that a majority of the Families ofParishes will be named in some sort under herhonor. (On a recent call with Pastors in theArchdiocese, this was verified: three out of fouralready submitted were some derivation of‘Our Lady of . The fourth was Divine MercyFamily of Parishes.) We have the BlessedMother with us always, let’s dive a little deeperto seek a wider variety of potential patrons.As noted in the previous paragraph, severalFamilies of Parishes have already identifiedpotential patrons. The Diocese is asking thatwe avoid duplication of efforts. To that end, Iwill run submissions past the current list, as Iknow it. Unfortunately, I do not know of aplace where they are listed online, as of yet.I always give extra credit to Confirmationstudents who research and find saints that arenew to me. The same will go here, too; and Iknow a lot of saints!Patron submission forms can be found on allwebsites and Facebook. Hard copies will beavailable at all the churches in our family;return completed forms to the Parish Office ormail to the St. Peter Parish Office.As mentioned last week, the deadline forsubmissions is Friday, October 21. Please submitcompleted forms to Mary Beth Sheleman(msheleman@saintpeterparish.org) or to LauraJoliat (ljoliat@saintpeterparish.org).The review team is yet to be identified, but willconsist of members of each parish, both staffand parishioners. The top five or so selections,as determined by this review team, will bepresented in mid-November for parishionercomment and contribution prior to the newPatron being selected.Once the patron is identified, new emailidentifiers will be developed, as will the Familywebsite and Facebook identifiers.As always, prayers are greatly appreciatedand much needed throughout this process!POPE FRANCIS’ PRAYER INTENTION for OCTOBERWe pray for the Church; ever faithful to, and courageous in preaching the Gospel, may the Church be acommunity of solidarity, fraternity and welcome, always living in an atmosphere of synodality.OCTOBER 2, 2022 27TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
SACRAMENTSGOSPEL MEDITATIONBAPTISMS: Call the Parish Officewhere the Baptism will beperformed for information. HolyCross and Our Lady of the RosaryBaptisms are by request. St.Christopher on the first and thirdSunday at 12:15pm. St. John onthe second Sunday at 12:00noon,and on the third Sunday of themonth during the 4:00pm VigilMass or the 10:30am SundayMass. St. Peter, every Sunday, at12:00noon.As adults, unless we are dealing with children,“obedience” is not a word we typically like tohear. It often brings connotations of militaryprotocols, deference to superiors at work, orconforming to laws and practices. In aculture that has learned to challengeauthority, being obedient is understood moreas something I “have” to do, not “want” todo. Do you ever see merit in wanting to beobedient? Encouraged to developindependent, self-sufficient egos and personas, we learn to focus on our own wills andmerits as we strive for success and achieve a sense of well-being. Giving ourselves over tothe will of another, especially when done blindly, can sometimes carry more risk than weare willing to take. Also, blindly following orders without any deference to ethics ormorality can lead to atrocious crimes and violence against humanity.COMMUNION: Call the ParishOffice of the church you attend ifyou or a family member needsCommunion brought to yourhome or nursing facility.St. Ignatius of Loyola states, “There are three sorts of obedience; the first, obediencewhen a strict obligation is imposed upon us, and this is good; the second when the simpleword of the superior, without any strict command, suffices for us, and this is better; thethird, when a thing is done without waiting for an express command, from a knowledgethat it will be pleasing to the superior, and this is the best of all.” St. Ignatius sees obedienceas an act of love. When the person we are obeying genuinely has our best interest inmind, acting themselves with love and integrity, then what St. Ignatius says makesexcellent sense. When mutual trust and a bond of love and respect are present,obedience can lead to freedom and truth.MARRIAGE: Arrangements areto be made six months in advance.Please call the St. Peter Office.RECONCILIATION: Holy CrossChurch on Tuesday at 5:30pm.Our Lady of the Rosary Churchon Thursday at 7:30pm.St. Christopher Church on Fridayat 10:00am, Saturday from 3:30 to4:30pm.St. John the Baptist Church onThursday at 7:45am and Saturdayfrom 2:30 to 3:30pm.St. Peter Church on Tuesday at7:00am, Wednesday at 5:30pm,and Saturday from 3:00 to 4:00pm.Also, by request.Regularly scheduled Confessionswill only be available behind thescreen; we will no longer offer aface-to-face option.ANOINTING of the SICK:Priests are available to administerthe Sacrament of the Sick. Pleasecall the St. Peter Office.VOCATIONS: For more details,visit cincinnativocations.org.We ask God to increase our faith. In other words, increase our trust that God knows besthow to live and act in this world. We desire the same confidence, determination, andpatience Jesus had that the fulfillment of God’s vision would one day come. Nurturing adeep love of God and trusting in his providence, we obediently do what we know ispleasing to God: love, repent of sin, show mercy, be compassionate and fight injustice.As we willingly give witness to our faith, we do only what we are obliged to do, expectingnothing in return. Spared from the task of having to figure it all out for ourselves, wediscover freedom.READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF OCTOBER aturday:Next Sunday:Hb 1:2-3; 2:2-4/Ps 95:1-2, 6-7, 8-9/2 Tm 1:6-8, 13-14/Lk 17:5-10Gal 1:6-12/Ps 111:1b-2, 7-8, 9 and 10c/Lk 10:25-37Gal 1:13-24/Ps 139:1b-3, 13-14ab, 14c-15/Lk 10:38-42Gal 2:1-2, 7-14/Ps 117:1bc, 2/Lk 11:1-4Gal 3:1-5/Lk 1:69-70, 71-72, 73-75/Lk 11:5-13Gal 3:7-14/Ps 111:1b-2, 3-4, 5-6/Lk 11:15-26Gal 3:22-29/Ps 105:2-3, 4-5, 6-7/Lk 11:27-282 Kgs 5:14-17/Ps 98:1, 2-3, 3-4/2 Tm 2:8-13/Lk 17:11-19REFLECT AND RESPOND TO THE GOSPELFIRST READING: The prophet Habakkuk complained to the Lord about theviolence and misery that existed in his time. In response, the Lord instructedHabakkuk to record the vision He sent him, and to be patient in waiting for itsfulfillment. Where are you waiting for the Lord’s vision or direction in your life?SECOND READING: Paul urges Timothy to see his life and work as a model forpassing on the faith, especially in times of hardship. Where do you feel it ishardest to talk about Jesus in your life?GOSPEL: When the apostles ask Jesus to “increase our faith,” Jesus challengesthem to adopt the attitude of a servant. How do you think being a loyalservant to the Lord can increase your faith?OCTOBER 2, 2022 27TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
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FAMILY OF PARISHES EVENTSOCTOBER EVENTSin our FAMILYNortheast 10 Family of Parishes@ St. Peter ChurchSPONSORED by Dayton Right to LifeWe are asking for donations of clothing racks,bins, storage cabinets, shelving and so on toorganize the donations. And of course,volunteers to sort the clothing and items by size,girls, boys, etc. Donations of storage items canbe dropped off on Saturday, October 15 and22nd between 10:00am and 1:00pm in front ofthe FUTURE Baby Pantry which is locatedbehind St. Peter School. Watch for the“Baby Shower” to help stockthe Baby Pantry.OCT1/2Respect Life CollectionAll Masses in theNE10 Family of ParishesOCT2Blessing of Animals1:00pm St. Christopher andSt. Peter Church Parking LotsOCT3Neocatechumenal Way7:00pm St. Peter ChurchRies RoomOCT7First Friday Mass6:30pm OLR ChurchDinner After & RSVP RequiredOCT8Fall in Love Marriage Dinner5:30pm St. Peter ChurchRies RoomOCT8St. Christopher School Gala7:00pm St. John the BaptistBanquet HallOCT9/10Steve Angrisano Mercy Mission7:00pm St. Christopher ChurchTwo Night Parish MissionOCT14Fish Fry6:00pm Our Lady of the RosaryShumaker HallOCT15Purse BINGO11:00am St. John the BaptistBanquet HallOCT20Senior Breakfast10:00am Our Lady of the RosaryShumaker HallOCT22Chili/Soup Cook-Off6:00pm Our Lady of the RosaryShumaker HallOCT30Turtle Soup and Kugelis Pick-Up9:00am Holy Cross ChurchChurch Hall
YOUTH MINISTRY EVENTSCHILDREN'SLITURGYGod wants youto have faithand trust Himcompletely,Jesus said, “Ifyour faith is as small as a mustardseed, you can tell a tree to grow inthe ocean, and it will.” A mustardseed is smaller than a freckle. Youtrust your school bus will go to yourschool. You have faith that clownswill make you laugh. You just needa little bit of faith that God will bethere for you.Dear God, help me enjoy helpingmy family and others.If you know of people in yourChurch who are very old or sick,talk to your family about ways tohelp them. You could rake leavesfor them, help them clean theirhouse, or bring them groceries.Help with a smile.Unscramble words from today’sGospel.OCTOBER 2, 2022 27TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
FAMILY OF PARISHES NEWSDear Parishioners,I will be out of commission for a few weeksstarting October 6. I will be having surgeryto remove my prostate. I have been treated forprostate cancer for a couple years, and nowthe doctor is recommending that it comes out.He is saying there is a very high percentage of acomplete cure. Please pray for me and be kindto the other Priests, since they will be one Priestshort for a while!Peace in Jesus' NameFather JoeBAPTISMMARIGOLD MAGDALENE STANGEdaughter of Jacob & Melissa (Horner) StangeSeptember 25 @ St. Peter Churchwith Father Kyle SchnippelFUNERALCLEM CWIKLINSKISt. Peter Church1946 to 2022RICHARD THOMAS MALAFASt. John the Baptist Church1941 to 2022RUTH REINHARDSt. John the Baptist Church1932 to 2022BRENDA SLUSSERSt. John the Baptist Church1949 to 2022F o r o n l i n e g i v i ng a t St .Christopher, visit scpchurch.org orscan QR code. Thank you for yourcontinued support and generosity.For online giving at HC, OLR, andSP, visit daytonxii.org or scan QRcode. Thank you for yourcontinued support and generosity.This past weekend, it was announcedthat the Northeast 10 Family of Parisheswill only offer Confessions behind thescreen. The Catechism of the CatholicChurch tells us that “sin is before all elsean offense against God, a rupture ofcommunion with him. At the same timeit damages communion with theChurch.” It is important to making use ofthe Sacrament of Confession a regularpractice. That being said, it doesn’tmake the nerves of going to Confession go away. Those whogo to the Sacrament of Confession have a right to remainanonymous and Father Kyle and I believe that no longeroffering a face-to-face option for Confession will remove apotential obstacle for those who might shy away from theSacrament of Confession thinking they have to face the Priest.I know that the face-to-face option lends itself to be able toask for advice from the priest. As your spiritual fathers, FatherKyle and I want to walk with you on your journey as you grow inholiness. You are more than welcome to still ask questions inthe Confessional or meet with us outside of the confessional.Thank you so much for understanding and being patient withus as we are in this time of so much transition.– Father HaleST. PETER NEWS.MASS INTENTIONS We will begin taking Mass Intentions for 2023 onTuesday, October 4, at 9:00am. There is a limit of six intentions for the year.Please bring your request in writing, which should include the date youwould like the Mass said and for whom the Mass is intended. Please submityour request in person or by mail; Mass Intentions are 5 each. Questions?Call or mail Jan Barbour at 937.233.1503 or jbarbour@saintpeterparish.org.BABYSITTERS NEEDED The Catholic Mamas at St. Peter Church arein need of sitters (18 years and older) for our TWO thriving Cana MomsGroup (meetings on Tuesdays from 9:30 to 11:30am) who meet to studythe faith and form lasting friendships. Questions? Contact Melissa Jasko at937.219.0668.ADULT VOLLEYBALL The adult athletics volleyball season is October to April.If you have a team that would like to join or if you would like to be addedto a team, please contact Danielle Cullison at 937.977.8378 or MindyGrigsby at 937.559.4524.STEWARDSHIPof TREASURESeptember24 and 25MonthlyTotalMonthlyBudgetHoly Cross 711.15 2,839.11 3,420.77Our Lady of the Rosary 3,830.61 14,910.75 15,769.23St. Christopher 12,479.00 64,146.00 84,842.60St. John the Baptist 8,696.75 31,460.63 37,807.68St. Peter 19,541.47 81,739.66 91,346.15OCTOBER 2, 2022 27TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
MINISTRIES FOR OUR FAMILY OF PARISHESADORATION and HOLY HOURHoly Cross Church on Tuesday from 5:30 to 6:30pm(Adoration).St. John the Baptist Church, the second Mondayof the month, from 7:00 to 8:00pm (Holy Hour).St. Peter Chapel on Monday at 2:00pm (Fatima Holy Hour),Tuesday at 7:00am (Men’s Holy Hour), Wednesday at 10:00am(Fatima Holy Hour) and 2:00pm (Shepherds of Christ), andFriday from 9:00am to 4:00pm (Priest Adoration on the thirdFriday of the month at 12:00noon).CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS of the AMERICASCourt St. Christopher #2748. Contact Mary Lauterbach atmslauterbach58@gmail.com.CHARISMATIC PRAYERPrayer, Praise, and Worship at 7:00pm (twice a month onMonday) in the St. Christopher Church Choir Room. ContactAnne Heywood at aheywood@woh.rr.com.CHURCH CLEANINGWe are grateful for our volunteers who help clean ourchurches. St. Christopher Church cleans the church everySaturday from 8:30 to 10:30am. Contact Rick Zink at937.478.6602 or rzink4@woh.rr.com for details.St. John the Baptist Church cleans the church monthly.Contact Victoria in the Parish Office at 937.667.3419 orvhammermeister@stjohntippcity.org.St. Peter Church cleans the church every Thursday morning at9:00 to 11:00am. Contact Nancy Skuya at 937.236.4778.COFFEE and DONUTSOur Lady of the Rosary Church in Shumaker Hall on the lastSunday of the month, September to May, following the9:00am Mass. Hosted by the Our Lady of the Rosary Choir.St. Christopher Church in the school cafeteria on the firstSunday of the month, October to May, following the 9:00 and11:00am Mass. Hosted by the Knights of Columbus.St. John the Baptist Church in the banquet room on the firstSunday of the month; with exception to January, May, July,and August; following the 10:30am Mass.KNIGHTS of COLUMBUSHoly Cross Church, Our Lady of the Rosary Church,and St. Peter Church, Our Lady of Peace Council #4424:contact Rey Baluyot at rbaluyot@outlook.com.St. Christopher Church, Father Aufderheide Council #12912:contact Joel Maurer at joel maurer@protonmail.com.St. John the Baptist Church, Council #5129: contact GregBruening at 937.750.7949.PASTORAL COUNCILHoly Cross Church, Our Lady of the Rosary Church,St. Peter Church: Chair Jack Rivetti at 937.657.7937.PASTORAL COUNCILSt. John the Baptist Church: Chair Kevin Hartke at 937.545.4799.St. Christopher Church: Chair Joel Stammen at 937.475.3598.PRAY the ROSARYOur Lady of the Rosary Church on Sunday at 8:30am andMonday at 7:00pm (in Spanish).St. Christopher Church after morning Masses and Monday at7:00pm.St. John the Baptist Church every Monday at 12:00noon,Tuesday at 6:00pm, and Wednesday at 8:00am.St. Peter Church on Monday, Friday, and Saturday at 7:55am;Tuesday and Thursday at 7:00am; and Wednesday at 8:25am.PRAYER CHAINHoly Cross Church, Our Lady of the Rosary Church,St. Peter Church: submit your prayer request to Janin the Parish Office at 937.233.1503.St. Christopher Church: submit your prayer request atscpchurch.org or Donna Kitta at 937.454.0481.St. John the Baptist Church: submit your prayer request toLois Cox at stjohnprayerrequest@gmail.com.PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRYSt. John the Baptist Church: contact Betty Voisard at937.339.2941.St. Peter Church: contact Laura Packer at 937.236.7411 orarrienne@aol.com.DRESPECT LIFE GROUPHoly Cross Church: contact Annamarie Berger atthreebergers109@gmail.com.St. John the Baptist Church: contact the Parish Office at937.667.3419.St. Christopher Church: contact Steve Wirick at 937.414.9827or stchristforlife@outlook.com.St. Peter Church: contact Heather Baldwin atheathermariebaldwin@gmail.com.ST. VINCENT de PAULHoly Cross Church and Our Lady of the Rosary Church:contact Vicki Tischler at 937.228.7021.St. Peter Church: contact Carolyn Yankel at 937.237.2111.WOMEN’S PRAYER GROUPSt. Christopher Church Women’s Prayer Group meets on thefirst and third Tuesdays of the month at 6:30pm for praise andworship. Contact Marilyn Updyke at 937.470.7259 ormmupdyke@att.net.If your ministry is not listed on this page and you would like it tobe listed, please submit a communications request found ondaytonxii.org.S
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“If Your Happy and You Know It” If you want to hear a story, clap your hands. (clap, clap) If you want to hear a story, clap your hands If you want to hear a story If you want to hear a story If you want to hear a story, clap your hands. (clap, clap) Other verses Stamp your feet Nod your head
Mar 22, 2020 · Troparion, “O Lord, save Thy people”, and the Kontakion, “Now the flaming sword”) "Lord I Call." – Tone 7 Reader: In the Seventh Tone, Lord, I call upon You, hear me! Lord, I call upon You, hear me! Hear me, O Lord! Lord, I call upon You, hear me! Receive the voice of my prayer, when I call upon You!// Hear me, O Lord! Let my prayer .
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There are lots of different ways we all hear voices. For example, you might: . hear a voice that feels friendly but encourages you to do things that might not be good for you hear a kind supportive voice or a voice that helps you hear more than one voice and they may talk or argue with each other. “I remember hearing this malicious whispering which I assumed was coming from other .
–Lord, hear our prayer. Amelia Ieracitano –Comfort us in our sorrow at the death of nonno Francesco. Let our faith be our consolation and eternal life our hope. Lord, hear us. A. Lord, hear our prayer. –God, our shelter and our strength, you listen to the cry of your people: hear the prayers we offer for our departed brothers
In our worship journey today, we have turned to you. And you have turned to us and have heard our prayers. As we close this service, we hear your voice yet again: “Hear ye, hear ye! You who have overcome, I will give you a white stone with a new name engraved on it” (Rev. 2:17).
God who calls us, help us to hear your word, to hear your voice, and to respond with all our hearts. n esus’ name, Amen. Sometimes when I’m preparing a sermon, I go back to see if I had anything good to say on these same texts 3 years or 6 years ago – the last time they showed up in the lectionary. This past week I looked back at my old sermons for the second Sunday after Epiphany, and I .
tell you to flick down through the alphabet, you need to flick up to hear A, up again to hear B, etc. You can also flick up with three fingers to move through the alphabet more quickly. If you go too far, reverse these commands to move back toward the beginning. When you hear the letter you want. Flick left to double-tap the Done button.
