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MASS & Confession TIMES
St. James of the Valley
Saturday 4:30pm
Sunday 11:00am
Confession - Saturday 3:30pm
St. Matthias the Apostle
Saturday 4:30pm
Sunday 9:00am
Sunday (Ghanaian Mass) 1:00pm
Confession - Saturday 3:30pm
Our Lady of the Rosary
Sunday 9:00am
Sunday 11:30am
Sunday (Spanish Mass) 1:30 pm
Confession - Saturday 10:00am
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wojtyla society
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The youth parishioner members of the Wojtyla Society have raised $1,400 year to date through their stewardship efforts - great job!
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CURRENT NEWS
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January 18
I have no idea if this is actually an ancient proverb, nor do I recall exactly where I heard it, but since it suits my purposes here, I will blindly trust that some wise man said it at some point. I once heard that the greatest curse you could wish upon someone is to say, “May you live in interesting times, and may you get exactly what you ask for.” Click title for full column.Read More -
January 17
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January 11
“The harvest is abundant but the laborers are few; so ask the master of the harvest to send out laborers for his harvest.” Matthew 9:38-39 A recurring emphasis of Archbishop Schnurr has been creating a culture within the Archdiocese of Cincinnati which fosters vocations to the priesthood, diaconate, and consecrated religious life. He often notes that an important factor in building such a culture is prayer and shares a story of Pope Benedict XVI's visit to the United States in 2008. A bishop asked the Holy Father, “What can we do to increase vocations?” The pope replied, “Don’t overlook the obvious. Beg the harvest master.” Click title for full column.Read More -
January 4
I’ve never been one for New Year’s resolutions. I disappoint myself enough throughout the year, so no need to start off on the wrong foot so early on. But I am a fan of taking time early in the year to take stock of priorities, look back on the previous year, and spiritually prepare myself both for Lent and the year that is to come. That’s why I always schedule my retreat during January. That, and because it’s the closest thing to hibernation in the winter I can get away with. Click title for full column.Read More -
December 30
Mary, Mother of God Vigil, Tuesday, Dec 31 St. Matthias 4:30 pm Mary, Mother of God, Wednesday, January 1 Our Lady of the Rosary 9:00 am (Bilingual Mass) St. James of the Valley 11:00 am >Click title for more information.Read More -
December 23
Christmas Eve, Tuesday, December 24 St. James of the Valley 3:00, 5:00 pm & Midnight Our Lady of the Rosary 4:00 pm & 6:00 pm (Spanish Mass) St. Matthias the Apostle 4:30 pm Christmas Day, Wednesday, December 25 St. Matthias 9:00 am Our Lady of the Rosary 10:00 am St. James of the Valley 11:00 am Click on title for more information.Read More -
December 21
For obvious logistical reasons, it’s not always possible to have separate bulletins for Sundays and Holy days that fall so close together, and therefore sometimes it is necessary to combine columns. Since this column serves as both the 4th Sunday of Advent as well as the Christmas column, I’ll take care of the last Sunday of Advent first. Prepare the way of the Lord, make straight His paths, the Savior comes to us soon, open your hearts to meet Him. Now that that’s out of the way… Click title for full column.Read More
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Photo Albums
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Our Lady of the Rosary Feast Day
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Picnic with the Padres 7-14-18
22 Photos
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Fr. McCullough's Reception 2-1-18
15 Photos
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