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DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY
MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK
Monday, 13
8:00 am
Tuesday, 14
8:00 am
Wednesday, 15 8:00 am
Thursday, 16 8:00 am
Friday, 17
8:00 am
Saturday, 18 8:00 am
5:00 pm
Sunday, 19
8:30 am
11:00 am
JoAnn Arens (Req. Celia Deters)
Fr. David P. Shockey (Req. Shockey Family)
Virginia “Ginny” Hesselman (Req. Richard Hesselman & Bene Family)
Edward Joseph Reynolds (Req. Reynolds Family)
Jed K. Deters (Req. St Cecilia Catholic School 8th Grade Class)
Arthur Muth III (Req. John & Louise Molloy)
Mary Adeline Lonnemann Vennemann (Req. Barbara M. Keller)
Living and Deceased Members of the Parish
Stephen Anthony Spicuzza (Req. Pat Spicuzza)
Readings for the week of April 12, 2015
Sunday
Sunday of Divine Mercy - Acts 4:32-35; Ps 118; 1 Jn 5:1-6; John 20:19-31
Monday Saint Martin I, Pope and Martyr - Acts 4:23-31; Ps 2; John 3:1-8
Tuesday Acts 4:32-37; Ps 93; John 3:7b-15
Wednesday Acts 5:17-26; Ps 34; John 3:16-21
Thursday Acts 5:27-33; Ps 34; John 3:31-36
Friday
Acts 5:34-42; Ps 27; John 6:1-15
Saturday Acts 6:1-7; Ps 33; John 6:16-21
Sunday
Third Sunday of Easter - Acts 3:13-15, 17-19; Ps 4; 1 Jn 2:1-5a; Luke 24:35-48
FATHER MARIO’S NOTE
Our Gospel reminds us of the fact that, despite the power of Christ over the grave, there are those
who doubt. Thomas doubted until he personally was able to ‘see the mark of the nails in His hands and put
my (his) finger into the nail marks and put my (his) hand into His side.” How many are there who feel the
same way? St Paul reminds us that “faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things
unseen.” Our Faith is the guide of our spiritual lives and…as Jesus so firmly states to Thomas in today’s
Gospel: “have you come to believe because you have seen me? Blessed are those who have not seen and
have believed.” Let us strive to do our best to keep our eyes on the Cross, and by faith, look forward to the
salvation we KNOW is ours, yet we are unable to totally grasp until eternity.
Today, the Second Sunday of Easter, Holy Mother Church celebrates Divine Mercy Sunday. Our late
Holy Father, St Pope John Paul II, stated: “Jesus Christ taught that man not only receives and experiences the
mercy of God, but that he is also called ‘to practice mercy’ towards others. ‘Blessed are the merciful, for
they shall obtain mercy.’ The Church sees in these words a call to action, and she tries to practice
mercy…Man attains to the merciful love of God, His mercy, to the extent that he himself is interiorly
transformed in the spirit of that love towards his neighbor” (Rich in Mercy). Various Divine Mercy
celebrations are being held throughout the Diocese of Covington and the Archdiocese of Cincinnati today.
Please refer to the Messenger and to the Archdiocesan website for locations and times.
May the Lord continue to bless you and yours during this Sacred Season!
In Christ’s love,
Fr Mario Joseph Tizziani
Pastor
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ST. CECILIA ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
www.saintceciliaparish.net
April 12, 2015
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Lectors
Apr 18 - 5:00 pm C. Deters
Apr 19 - 8:30 am J. Willoughby
- 11:00 am C. Reinersman
Apr 16 - 7:00 pm
Apr 18 - 5:00 pm
Apr 19 - 8:30 am
- 11:00 am
Extraordinary Ministers
J. Stone, C. Scherder, D. Trenkamp, F. Shay, P. Vaske, M. Younger,
B. Schroeder, D. Goins, J. Stone
B Saalfeld, M. Thaman, T. Ginn, M. & G. Woods, J. Procaccino,
J. Wesselman, D. Bene, B. Eubank
S. Benner, J. Neuhaus, J. & T. Akers, A. Reed, A. Engelman, A. Hummel,
J. Feuser, K. Bunton, A. Davies, K. Davis, M. & K. Rickels
Servers
D. McIntosh, A. McIntosh, S. McIntosh, J. VonHandorf, W. VonHandorf, Q. Bergman
W. Hurley, J, Hurley, A. Younger, A. Moore, S. Jones, K. Romito
J. VonHandorf, A. Heist, W. VonHandorf, K. Heist, J. Heist, J. Martin
E. Wells, B. Wells, A. Reynolds, A. Schultz, E. Davis, N. Foltz
CATECHISM
The Church – Body of Christ – “Christ and his
Church together make up the ‘whole Christ’ (Christus
totus). The Church is one with Christ. The saints are
acutely aware of this unity: ‘Let us rejoice then and
give thanks that we have become not only Christians,
but Christ himself. Do you understand and grasp,
brethren, God’s grace toward us? Marvel and rejoice:
we have become Christ. For if he is the head, we are
the members; he and we together are the whole
man…The fullness of Christ then is the head and the
members. But what fullness of Christ then is the head
and the members. But what does ‘head and members’
mean? Christ and the Church.’ (St Augustine). ‘Our
redeemer has shown himself to be one person with the
holy Church whom he has taken to himself.’ (Pope St
Gregory the Great). ‘Head and members form as it
were one and the same mystical person.’ (St Thomas
Aquinas). A reply of St Joan of Arc to her judges sums
up the faith of the holy doctors and the good sense of
the believer: ‘About Jesus Christ and the Church, I
simply know they’re just one thing, and we shouldn’t
complicate the matter’” (CCC 795).
WELCOME TO OUR NEW
PARISHIOINERS WHO ENTERED THE
CHURCH AT THE EASTER VIGIL
Michael D. Butler
Emily Ann Cranley
Derek Kyle Oliver
Jenna Marie Torres
Holly Jordan Scully Wisdom
COMMITMENTS TO OUR
PARISH LIFE CENTER:
Cash Received: $1,870,970.41
Pledged:
$1,034,678.04
TOTAL:
$2,905,648.45
VERBUM DOMINIE:
THE WORD OF THE LORD
Proclaiming to the World the “Logos” of Hope –
“What the Church proclaims to the world is the Logos
of Hope; in order to be able to live fully each moment,
men and women need ‘the great hope’ which is ‘the
God who possesses a human face and who “has loved
us to the end”.’ This is a why the Church is missionary
by her very nature. We cannot keep to ourselves the
words of eternal life given to us in our encounter with
Jesus Christ: They are meant for everyone, for every
man and woman. Everyone today, whether he or she
knows it or not, needs this message. May the Lord
himself, as in the time of the prophet Amos, raise up in
our midst a new hunger and thirst for the Word of
God. It is our responsibility to pass on what, by
God’s grace, we ourselves have received”
(DV 91 cont’d).
PRAY FOR THOSE IN THE MILITARY
Brian Arens, Justin Biery, Tyler Brady, Jacob Brown,
Drew Burk, Joseph Cappel, Joe Engleman, John
Ferrell, Patrick Ferrell, Joshua Huesing, Tate A.
Huesman, Tyler Hutton, Anthony Leap, Joe
Maldonado, Anthony McGuire, Cody Miller, Michael
Morehead, Kevin Rogers, John Scherder, Eric
Schabell, Tyler Todd, Mitchell Weger, Scott White,
Ian Wilkerson, Otis Winter.
WORLDWIDE MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER
The next weekend for Worldwide Marriage Encounter
is April 17-19, 2015 in Cincinnati OH. For info call
513-251-1940. Register at: www.wwme.org
YOUR GIFT TO GOD
THIS PAST WEEK
Last Sunday’s Offertory will be reported in
next Sunday’s bulletin. Information was not
available at press time for this week’s bulletin.
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DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY
NEW PARISH AND SCHOOL WEBSITES
PROJECT RACHEL
Our Parish and School Websites have changed. Due to
the shutting down of our former provider, our new sites
have been programed – as well as that of the Diocese.
St Cecilia R.C. Church is now saintceciliaparish.net,
School is saintceciliaschool.net.
The new website for the Diocese of Covington is
covdio.org.
During this Lent, make peace with your past. Come
back to God, Who is Love and Mercy! If you or
someone you know has had an abortion experience,
please call our confidential hotline today at 859-3921547 or confidential email [email protected]
Peace and forgiveness await you. Contact us today!
MEN’S PRAYER GROUP
The next meeting of our Parish Men’s Prayer Group
will be on Saturday, April 25th, following the 8:00 am
Mass. We will begin with Morning Prayer (‘Lauds’)
followed by reflection and discussion on the Faith. All
men of the Parish are welcome to participate.
– Fr Harry.
PRAY FOR THE SICK
Mike Baumgartner, Walter Bonvell, Rose Marie
Bremel, Becky Brann. Agnes Burwinkel, Russ
Connors, Dorothy Crawford, Shannon Davis, Loretta
Eggleston, Paul Fagley, Lois Fahey, Marie Fern,
Patricia Harney, Margery Heath, Michael Hensley,
Rose Hester, Larry Hoffman, Janna Ising, Lorraine
Keller, Thomas Korbee, Angela Kremer, Stephen
Maher, Ruth Magee, Doug Martin, Frank Martis,
Joyce Mintkenbaugh, Mike Mitchell, David Moellman,
Mark Motz, Jack Mueller, Holly Nylund, Alice
Metzinger, Marcia Montgomery, Jacob Paff, Patti
Robinson, Hamilton Scott, Don Sebastian, Clyde
Stamper, Harold Stewart, Gene Trenkamp, Anthony
Velkly, Mike Weiland, Jeff Wesselman, Virginia
Wessner, Grace White, Dinah Wilson, Joan Wolfzorn.
Remember also the residents of Regency Manor
Nursing Home, and those who care for the sick
ST CECILIA BOTCE ELECTION
St Cecilia’s Board of Totally Catholic Education is
seeking candidates for the spring election. The
candidates must be registered members of St Cecilia
Parish, must be 21 years of age and must not be an
employee or a direct relation or spouse of an employee
of the St Cecilia School. The board deals with all
aspects of Catholic Education at St Cecilia’s: the
School, CCD, RCIA and sports programs. Please
consider serving your Parish on this important board.
For more information, please call Dan Davis at
(859) 359-5439.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
DADDY-DAUGHTER PROM
The Knights of Columbus First
Annual Daddy-Daughter Prom is this
coming Saturday, April 18th. Open
to all Fathers and their daughters,
regardless of your daughter’s age,
there will be functions/activities for the younger
daughters, while daughters who are older will enjoy the
music and wholesome time with their Fathers. We
will dine, dance and generally have a blast! Go to our
Parish website for more information and to purchase
tickets.
PARISH CHECK-OUT LIBRARY
HAVE YOU GIVEN UP ON YOUR NEW YEAR’S
RESOLUTIONS YET? HOW ABOUT TRYING A
NEW ONE…OR BEGIN A NEW PRACTICE. Most
of us make some kind of resolution to improve our
physical health and fitness, but what about our spiritual
health? Just as we need a good physical diet and
exercise, our minds and souls need nourishing, spiritual
food and exercise as well. The resources are free to be
checked out, here in our Parish Check-Out Library,
located just off the Narthex by the Cry Room. A wide
variety of books are available on a self-serve basis.
The only request is that books be signed out and
returned in a timely fashion so that other members of
the Parish have access to the book you sign out.
MEETINGS FOR THE WEEK OF April 12th
Mon - BOTCE – 7 pm
- Boy Scouts – 7 pm
Tue - Maintenance Committee 7 pm
Wed - St Vincent de Paul – 7 pm
- Sports Committee – 7:00 pm
Thur - Adoration/Benediction – 9:00 am – 6:30 pm
- 7th & 8th grade Sports Banquet – 6:00 pm
Sat - K of C Daddy/Daughter Prom
COVINGTON CATHOLIC HONORS
WELCOME NEW PARISHIONERS
Thomas & Kathleen Alter
Mary Kay Frazier
Mr. Mark Henry Goetz
Ron & Kim Torres
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Congratulations to the following students at Covington
Latin High School for receiving 3rd quarter honors:
Alexis Krumpelman – First Honors
Gabrielle Krumpelman – First Honors
ST. CECILIA ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
www.saintceciliaparish.net
April 12, 2015
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ELECTRONIC GIVINGS
COME ONE, COME ALL, COME HUNGRY!
Take advantage of this free and convenient service!
Rather than handle cash or a check in the weekly
offering, the ease of using electronic giving is available
for your service here at St Cecilia’s. Offering
envelopes will still be issued to you for your desired
use. If interested, please call the Church Office.
PANCAKE BREAKFAST
SUNDAY, APRIL 19, 2015
8:30 AM – 1:00 PM
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DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY
“Whose sins you forgive are forgiven them, whose
sins you retain are retained.”
This statement by Jesus that we read in the Gospel
today is understood as giving the Apostles and
their successors the power to forgive sins in the
sacrament of Reconciliation. And it’s fitting that
we just celebrated the death of Jesus that
reconciled us to the Father, he redeemed us. And
we understand that Jesus asks us to forgive each
other as the Father forgives us. But it’s hard to
forgive each other and we frequently hold
grudges, we retain the sins others commit against
us.
The question we ask ourselves today is, if we
retain the sins of each other, how can we ask the
Father to forgive us?
Aren’t we glad the Father doesn’t hold grudges?
For more on the Sunday readings visit our website,
http://www.saintceciliaparish.net/, under Daily Scripture.
ST CECILIA CATHOLIC SCHOOL
Registrations for our 2015-2016 school year has begun.
Our School provides a top quality
faith-based education for students
from daycare to preschool, through
grades K-8.
Our Kindergarten
program is full day. If you are
looking for a solid Catholic education
for your child, you’ll find it here at St
Cecilia’s. As Bishop Foys always says, “There may be
alternatives to a Catholic education, but there are no
substitutes!”
SAVE THE DATE!!! – VBS!!!
This summer, kids will discover that we can conquer
challenges with God’s mighty power at Mount Everest
Vacation Bible School! We’re praying this VBS
program will touch children’s hearts and lives with
Jesus’ love. As we plan and prepare for Mount
Everest, our team would appreciate your prayers. Pray
that God would give us wisdom in planning, the right
volunteers to join our team, and that God would begin
working in the hearts of the children who will come to
Mount Everest VBS. It is important to note that
volunteers over age 18 must be VIRTUS certified. If
you are not, VIRTUS certified, please contact the
Church Office and we will gladly assist you!
PURE FASHION – FOR THE GIRLS!
Pure Fashion is a Catholic, Faith-based program that
encourages teen girls to live, act, and
dress in accordance with their dignity as
children
of
God.
Presenting:
SPRINGTIME IN PARIS WITH
SPECIAL GUEST EMCEE: BRENDA
SHERMAN,
the
Pure
Fashion
spokesperson, former Miss Georgia,
professional model and actress. This
event includes an exciting fashion show, elegant sitdown lunch, and shopping with Faith-based vendors.
When: April 19th, 2-4 pm, at Receptions in Erlanger,
$40 per person or $300 for a table of 10. Visit
http://www.purefasion.com/cities/nkentucky/fasion_sh
ow to purchase tickets. For more information, please
contact Christi Midlam at [email protected]
WASH FOR LIFE
COFFEE & DONUTS NEXT WEEKEND
Please plan on joining your fellow parishioners
after the 8:30 am and 11:00 am Masses on
Sunday, April 19th as we will have fellowship time
with coffee and donuts. What a great opportunity
to get to know other members of the Parish that
you often see but have not had the chance to meet!
Wash for Life – Saints for Life, Thomas More College,
will be holding a car wash on Sunday, April 19th from
1-4 pm. The car wash will be located in the parking lot
next to the Mary, Seat of Wisdom Chapel. Please
come out and show your support for the Saints for Life.
Donations graciously accepted. All proceeds will
benefit local pregnancy care centers.
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DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY
ST VINCENT de PAUL
KEENELAND BUS TRIP
The Society of St Vincent de Paul offers tangible
assistance to those in need on a person-to-person basis.
It is this personalized involvement that makes the work
of the Society unique. This aid may take the form of
intervention, consultation or often through direct or
in-kind service. The St Vincent de Paul Society at
St Cecilia’s works with those in need in our own area.
Volunteers of all ages are needed. If you would like to
help with this ministry, or know someone in need of
help, please contact the Parish Office or email us
directly at [email protected].
A great day of fun! April 18th, $60 per person/$110
per couple – payment due upon
reservation. Includes beer on the bus,
admission to the track AND lunch by
Chef Joe Schultz. For reservations, call
or text 513-615-5660 after 5 pm or email
[email protected].
DARKNESS AND LIGHT
The ancient story is told of a rabbi who gathered all his
students together very early in the morning while it
was still dark. He told them to pay attention because
he had a very important question to ask them. The
question was this: ‘How could they tell when night
had ended and the day was on its way back?’ One
student answered: ‘Could it be when you see an animal
and can tell whether it is a sheep or a dog?’ ‘No,’
answered the rabbi. Another student said: ‘Could it be
when you look at a tree in the distance and can tell
whether it is a fig tree or a peach tree?’ ‘No,’ answered
the rabbi. After a few more guesses, the students
demanded: ‘Well, then, what is it?’ ‘It is when you
look on the face of any woman or man and see that she
is your sister and he is your brother. Because if you
cannot do this then then no matter what time it is, it is
still night.’ In celebrating Easter, we rejoice in the
light that darkness cannot overpower; we celebrate that
God raised Jesus from the dead and that He extends
that homecoming to all of us; we thank God for the
faith that challenges us always to see more in others
because we love Him. In that Easter faith, we can
answer the question of the old rabbi. We can tell that
the night is gone and the day is on its way back when
we can look on the face of our brother and sister and
see something extraordinary, a glimpse of the face of
Jesus.
For further exegesis of this reading, visit our Parish website.
ATTENTION ALTAR SOCIETY MEMBERS
There will be no meeting of the Altar Society during
the month of April. The next meeting will be on May
11th. Also, MARY’S LADIES will not meet in April
as well.
FESTIVAL KICK-OFF MEETING
Monday, April 27th at 6:30pm in the School. Please
plan to be in attendance as we begin planning for our
2015 St Cecilia Parish Festival – the oldest continuous
Festival in the Diocese of Covington!
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ST CECILIA CHURCH MAGNETS
New car magnets for our church are now available in
the Narthex. There is no cost. Please take one per
vehicle in your family – and make sure to display it on
your car! What a joy to make visible our being part of
this great Parish family!
FAMILY LIFE CONFERENCE
Join Bishop Foys in Philadelphia Sept 22-27 for the
Papal Visit & Mass at the World Meeting of Families.
A pilgrimage, sponsored by the
Diocese of Covington Dept. of
Catechesis and Formation, featuring
WMF events, sightseeing as time
permits, welcoming ceremony for Pope
Francis and the closing Papal Mass
for the Festival of Families, is planned.
Pre-registration is required.
To
register, go to the
home page for World Meeting of
Families: http://www.worldmeeting2015.org/ Click on
‘Register’ at the top of the home page. Information is
also available at www.covdio.org/catechesis-formation
Click on the WMOF logo from either the Diocese or
Department of Catechesis and Formation home pages.
For more information, [email protected] or
859-392-1500, ext. 1533.
OUR FIRST PARTY IN THE LOT!!!!
Yes, before we know it, we’ll be enjoying the dog days
of summer. Sunday May 24th! 6:00 – 11:00pm.
Featuring GYBST!!! So, you’re wondering who
GYBST is. “Cincinnati’s newest and premier 70’s
showcase band began as an
offshoot of the current Cincinnati
80’s cover band The Rusty
Griswolds.
Formed by Rusty
guitarist Richie Terbush and
founding Rusty drummer Gregg
Martini, GYBST showcases the decade in all its pop
cultural funkiness and musical genres: arena rock,
one-hit
wonders,
funk/boogie,
classic rock,
sugar/candy, soft rock, early new wave, etc. Their
mission: to get people UP and partying DOWN! It’s
DY-no-mite!” Don’t miss this concert! Oh, and by the
way, GYBST stands for “Gee Your Band Smells
Terrific.” Catchy name, huh?!?
ST. CECILIA ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
www.saintceciliaparish.net
April 12, 2015
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THE 9TH ANNUAL TASTE OF ST HENRY
th
Come to the 9 Annual Taste of St Henry
Enjoy great food from
50 Northern Kentucky restaurants.
Gather your friends, neighbors & relatives and
enjoy the social event of the year for current and future
parents and friends of St Henry District High School.
Saturday, April 25th at St Henry District High School.
Doors open at 6:00 pm.
Food ready at 6:30 pm.
Door prizes, raffles, corn-hole long toss, putt-putt,
euchre, music dancing, Left/Right/Center,
and Heads and Tails!
$15 per person at the door.
$12.50 advance tickets at www.shdhs.org
Call Sue Kolkmeier at 859-525-5855.
Proceeds support the SHDHS Athletic Boosters.
MULCH SALE
Holy Cross High School is in the midst of its 17th
annual Mulch Sale, selling black platinum mulch, red
color enhanced platinum mulch and black color
enhanced platinum mulch for $4.25 per bag, which
includes free delivery and sales tax. The black
platinum is available in 2.25 cubic foot bags that cover
20 square feet at 1 inch thick. The red and black color
enhanced platinum are both available in 2.0 cubic foot
bags that cover 18 square feet at one inch thick.
Deliveries have begun. They will continue on April
24-26 & May 1-3. Arrangements for later or other
delivery dates may be arranged.
For further
information please call 859-291-8588 or email
www.hcmulch.com.
RETROUVAILLE
For couples in troubled marriages, Retrouvaille is a
program of healing and renewal consisting of one
weekend and six follow-up sessions over the course of
three months. The next weekends for the Cincinnati
Retrouvaille are April 17-19 and August 14-16, 2015.
Contact www.cincyretrouvaille.org or 513-456-5413
for further information.
WORLD YOUTH DAY 2016
Registrations are now being accepted! Krakow,
Poland, home of St John Paul II, is the founder of
World Youth Day! If you are praying and planning to
attend this amazing time of spiritual discovery and
growth, please try to register through the Diocesan
Office of Catechesis soon.
The deadline for
registration is rapidly approaching.
Contact the
Department of Catechesis and Formation for a payment
schedule at 392-1500 or [email protected]/en/.
MARRIAGE PREPARATION PROGRAMS
2015-16 program information and schedules are
available
on
the
diocesan
website
at
www.covdio.org/catechesis-formation.
Select
‘Programs for Engaged Couples’ from the menu on the
right. The information is also available in brochure
form, downloadable from the same location. All
diocesan marriage preparation programs are offered
regularly. However, it is crucial that engaged couples
register for these programs at least 4-6 months prior to
the program dates (generally 9-12 months before the
wedding date). It is advisable for couples to attend the
marriage preparation program before attending the
Natural Family Planning (NFP) course.
NATURAL FAMILY PLANNING
The Northern Kentucky Chapter of the Couple to
Couple League is the diocesan provider of
NFP instruction. The 2015 NFP course schedule
is available on the diocesan website at
www.covdio.org/catechesis-formation
(select
Natural Family Planning: Education Dates 2015) or
on the Couple to Couple League website www.ccl.org.
Engaged and married couples should register for
NFP courses by visiting www.ccli.org and clicking
Register for Class. Those without internet access may
register by calling Couple to Couple League directly at
513-471-2000.
COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY CATHOLIC
CAMPUS MINISTRY INFORMATION
When planning your college/university visits this
summer, high school seniors/graduates and rising high
school seniors will want to be sure to include the
Catholic Newman Center or Office of Campus
Ministry on their list of ‘must see’ places on campus.
The Catholic Campus Ministry Association’s website
provides links to the campus ministry websites of
colleges and universities across the country, as well as
names and email addresses of the people ready to help
plan tours. Visit http://www.ccmanet.org.
A great place to begin campus touring is Thomas
More College and the Office of Campus Ministry
located in the Student Center. Information available at
http://thomasmore.edu/campus_ministry/?group=Camp
us%20Ministry or by contacting Robert Shearn,
Campus Minister at [email protected] or
859-344-3683.
When touring Northern Kentucky University,
students should visit the NKU Newman Center located
at 19 Clearview Drive in Highland Heights. Additional
information can be found at http://nkunewmanclub.org
or by emailing Andrew Cole at [email protected].
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Dr. Danny Nakhla DDS
FUNERAL HOMES
Family-Owned Since 1906
Independence
356-2673
5302 Madison Pike, Independence
Walton
485-4352
BEECHGROVE
SELF STORAGE
859-371-4550
[email protected]
www.independencefamilydentistry.com
525-9009
Russ Connors
Principal Broker / Owner
2047 Harris Pike, Independence
Come see what’s NEW
4290 SHORT RICHARDSON RD.
INDEPENDENCE
356-2000
Florence
1986 WALTON NICHOLSON PIKE
859-356-6630
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cell.: 859-468-0130
859-356-3188
513-347-1111
[email protected]
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Lisa & Kris KnocheLmann
owners
Independence Towne Center
493 Orphanage Rd. · Ft. Wright
859-341-1200
Bach
Veterinary Clinic
356-8883
12109 Madison Pike
Grooming of Cats and Dogs Available
186 N. MAIN ST. • WALTON
bachvet.com
COLONIALPRESSPRINTERS.COM
Gregory L. Bach, D.V.M.
Connley Brothers
Funeral Home
Latonia
Colonial Press Printers
859-485-6644
1-800-282-5106
Why Call Us?
Because We Care
Do It “For You” or “With You”
For Advertising Information CALL
JUDE’S CUSTOM EXHAUST
AUTO REPAIR & TOWING
356-7751 Fast Delivery!
Across from Cherokee Shopping Center
431-2241
Wedding Invitations
Graduation Cards
Greeting Cards
Online Ordering
Digital Printing
Offset Printing
THE REINERSMAN COMPANY
Specializing in commercial real estate appraisal
and construction draw inspection
Chris Reinersman, Parishioner
General Certified Appraiser, Kentucky & Ohio
859-356-9833 • [email protected]
Cherokee DRUG SHOPPE
Taylor Mill & Cox Rds.
356-3121
261-8269
Lic. #M00135
Greeting Cards, Gift Bags, Wrap,
Tissue & Packaged Notes
$1 Every Day
John L. Hoffman, Agent
859-356-5646
2156 Declaration Dr.
[email protected]
Compliments of
Holland Restaurant Group
Skyline Chili
CONVENIENCE STORES
CatholicMatch
5065 Taylor Mill Rd.
7230 Turfway Rd.
Kentucky
Taylor Mill
Florence
Independence
305 Richwood Rd.
8450 U.S. 42
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Towne Center
Walton
Florence
www.stelizabeth.com
Anthony W. Simpson Construction, Inc.
SHEET METAL SALES
Custom Homes, Pole Barns, Equine Facilities,
Garages, Decks, Roofing & Remodeling Projects
ANTHONY W. SIMPSON, President - Parishioner
HOURS:
7 am - 6 pm Mon. - Fri.
8 am - 12 Noon Sat.
Large Selection of
Residential & Contractor Items
INDEPENDENCE
For Advertising Info Call:
LUMBER & SUPPLY
1-800-282-5106
12085 Madison Pike
356-2141
Florence Veterinary Hospital
Daniel J. Davis, dvm, Parishioner
Paul Garfolo, dvm
8113 Rt. 42 • Florence • 859-371-6501
www.florencevet.myvetonline.com
Now
Making
House
Calls!
www.nkyfamilydentistry.com
Ashley J. Moser, DMD
2047 Centennial Blvd.
356-5100
Compliments of
2376
• Lumber • Plywood • Deck Materials
• Hardware • Paint • Speciality Woods
• Roofing Materials • Siding • Screening
• Millwork & Trim • Stairs • Windows & Doors
(859) 393-9178