Mass Intentions September 11— September 17, 2017

Liturgical Schedules September 16 & 17, 2017

MONDAY, September 11

8:30am Victims of September 11,

2001

12:00pm Dale & Dean Dyehouse

TUESDAY, September 12

8:30am Ellen Santel WEDNESDAY, September 13 8:30am Fr. Martin Smith-Soucier THURSDAY, September 14 8:30am Louis & Florence Albrinck

FRIDAY, September 15 8:30am Students & Teachers of St. Nicholas Academy 12:00pm George Finkbeiner

SATURDAY, September 16 8:30am Communion Service 3:00pm Parishioners of Sts. Peter and Paul & Our Lady of the Sacred Heart 5:00pm Andy, Rose & Tom Morrissey SUNDAY, September 17 8:30am Ken Pubentz 10:30am Loraine Elfers

Sts. Peter and Paul Parish September 16—Saturday 3:00 pm Mass

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion- Michelle Mages, Amy & Anna Dougoud, Jule Montalbini, Heidi Sandlin, Teresa Finkbeiner Lectors—Rick Ellison & Linda Horobin Servers— Andrew Nie, Tyler Link, & Mak Morgan September 17—Sunday 10:30am Mass

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion Gail & Patrick Dorsey, Blaise Harsch, Mary Lee Grippa, Terri Reddish, Megan/Katie Kunkel, Jack Otten (choir) Lectors—Tom & Diane Lynd Servers–Tony Gertz, Zach Scholz, Cooper Ralston Children’s Liturgy of the Word—Mary Beth Lohmueller, Jennifer Kleehamer Gifts—Ron and Susan Warren

Lady of the Sacred Heart Parish

September 16– Saturday 5:00 pm Mass Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion- Bill & Judy Mack, Kathy Plummer, Janet Seeberger, Linda Moeggenberg, Francine Gates Lectors: Randy Flannery & Jeanne Fischer Servers: Grace Mentrup & Katie Jo Tobler

September 17-Sunday 8:30 am Mass

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion-

Brian Hoffman, Beth Lucas, Anne Moore, Karen

Stevenson, Mary Anne Nolte, Harry Schnieder

Lectors—Bridget Hoffman & Dave Lucas Servers—Ashlyn & Nathan Hoffman

Sts. Peter & Paul Church The altar flowers for the weekends of September 2/3 and September 9/10

Given by Pam Gibbons In Memory of

Jim & Julie Flege

Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Church The altar flowers for the weekends Of September 2/3 and September 9/10

Given by Janet & Paul Edelmann

In Memory of The Steman Family

WORSHIP & FAITH FORMATION

There is great power of prayer within a group. Join with others to pray for an increase of vocations to ordained ministry and the consecrated life.

Prepare your heart for next week’s Mass

Sunday, September 17th Sir 27: 30-28:7 Rom 14: 7-9 Mt 18: 21-35

RCIA is just getting started, and now is the perfect time to check it out! The first period of the RCIA format is very important as it is called

the inquiry period - you learn about the RCIA process; what it means to be Catholic; about the Faith; about God, the Father; Jesus, the Son; and the Holy Spirit, the Sustainer. We also begin to learn about tradition and Scripture during this period. We invite you to join us. Our meeting is held at Notre Dame Hall, 330 W. Vine Street, at 7:00 p.m. every Wednesday. This coming Wednesday, we will start right off with a big question: How do we communicate with God? Deacon Tom Lynd will be our catechist and will have all the answers! Everyone is welcome — come and find out more about your Faith. If you have any questions, give Beth Pettigrew a call at 554-1010, or email beth.pettigrew@catholicreading.church

Parents Must Attend!

PREP 2017—2018

Orientation Meeting this Monday at 6:45pm Meeting will be held in the

SSPP Parish Hall (formerly

known as the Bingo Hall) which is located in

the lower level of the Auditorium on the

South side of the Church. Parking is available

on the street or in the school parking lot. Enter

thru the Church Street doors.

High School YOUth Ministry is for YOU!

Come check it out on Sunday, Sept. 10th from 7

to 9pm in the most awesome YOUth room!

We will have some snacks, talk about a vision

for our Regional Youth Ministry, play and pray

together. Parents are encouraged to stay and be

a part of the fun and learning! Any questions,

call or email Beth Pettigrew.

New Location New Location New Location New Location & & & &

New Format!New Format!New Format!New Format!

ANNOUNCING CLASSES FOR SPRING 2018

CONFIRMATION!

The first class to prepare for Confirmation will be held at 6:30 pm, Sunday, September 24th in

the Marian room of OLSH.

Confirmation classes are open to anyone currently in 7th grade or older, and who has been baptized. Parents, please plan to attend from 8:00 to 9:00 pm on Sept. 24th for the parent meeting.

Mark your calendars for these additional class dates: October 15, November 19, December 17, January 28.

Also note the Confirmation Retreat is scheduled for Fri. Feb. 23rd/Sat. Feb. 24th.

ALL CLASSES AND THE RETREAT ARE MANDATORY TO ATTEND.

FROM FR. MATT

RESISTING HAPPINESS…

Chapter 37: Never Get Discouraged

The forces of resistance are always at work in our lives. Resistance is the

easiest way for Satan to prevail; to pull us away from the path that leads to

happiness and ultimately, holiness. Over the course of the past 37 weeks, I have had

my battles with resistance in writing these reflections. I cannot tell you (although

Sally and Pat who create our bulletin probably could) how many times I have come

right down to the wire, just making the bulletin deadline with my reflection. In the

beginning, I thought by the 37th week things would be different and writing would

be a bit easier, but it’s not. Fighting resistance is quite frustrating at times as it seems like I fight the

same battles every day, week, and year. I guess that’s why I sit writing at 5 AM the day of the

deadline, knowing that if I don’t complete it by 6, I simply will not have time in my crazy busy day to

make the deadline.

Yes, fighting the resistance to write these articles each week was difficult, but yet so rewarding.

Rereading the reflections for the previous 36 weeks has revealed the tremendous grace God has given

me during this journey. Not just to write a weekly article, but to use it as a means of honest reflection

upon both my faith and my life. This was the goal I set out in the beginning, to demonstrate how the

reading of a simple, yet profound book could be an opportunity to think theologically about the

experiences of our lives. No matter how boring our lives may be, God is there working, giving us the

grace to fight evil, overcome resistance, and do good. Our problem is taking the time to recognize

God’s work and thank Him. After all, God wants us happy, holy, and with himself. We just need to

accept Him as our own.

What toil we must endure, what fatigue, while we are attempting to climb hills and the summits of mountains!

What, that we may ascend to heaven! If you consider the promised reward, what you endure is less. Immortality

is given to the one who perseveres; everlasting life is offered; the Lord promises His Kingdom.

- St. Cyprian of Carthage

Grant me, O Lord my God, a mind to know you, a heart to seek you, wisdom to find you, conduct pleasing to

you, faithful perseverance in waiting for you, and a hope of finally embracing you. Amen.

- St. Thomas Aquinas

You think it very hard to lead a life of such restraint unless you keep your eye of faith always open. Perseverance

is a great grace. To go on gaining and advancing every day, we must be resolute, and bear and suffer as our

blessed forerunners did. Which of them gained heaven without a struggle?

- St. Elizabeth Ann Seton

Thank you for the many positive comments over the past 37 weeks of reflections. They have been a

source of strength for me to break the cycle of resistance in my own life. Many have asked that the

past reflections for the book Resisting be accessible online. Hopefully by the

time you read this article, they will be posted on our website. If you do not

have web access, call the parish office and I will mail you a copy.

Look what is new!

OUTREACH & FR. MATT

Knights of St. John

The Knights of St. John Monthly Raffle w i n n e r f o r A u g u s t w a s M a r c Dallas. Congratulations to Marc! Monthly Raffle Tickets can still be purchased by calling 733-4567 or emailing KSJ59@hotmail.com. You could win $100 each month!

SAVE THE DATE: The Annual Knights of St. John Halloween Party will be Saturday, October 21, 2017, at Haffey Fieldhouse from 8:00 PM to Midnight. Admission is $20 per person. We hope to see you there!

The next Monthly Meeting is Tuesday, September 12th, at the Knights of St. John Hall located at 423 Pearl St. beginning at 7:45PM.

All Catholic men are welcome!

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READING CHURCH

COUNCIL

FAITH CHAT SERIES

Celebrating our Unity ~ Educating our Differences

Our Pastoral Region is responsible for side

dishes and salads.

Lunch at Noon and Presentation at 1:00PM

This Sunday, September 10th

Mount Notre Dame Convent

“One Bread, One Body”: Holy Communion

Presented by Fr. Matt

All are Welcome!

What’s Next….???

Beginning next week, I would like to introduce a new column that answers your questions about faith,

liturgy, and morals. Recently, I received several questions that I thought would be good for us to begin

our reflection upon. If there is a question that you would like answered, there are three ways to submit

questions.

Email to frmattrobben@gmail.com Call the parish office with your question, or drop your question in the collection basket in an

envelope marked “Ask Father”

*Please provide a means of contact so that I can answer you directly or clarify your question. I want

to answer your questions promptly, even if it takes several weeks or even months to make the

bulletin.

PARISH LIFE

YOUR DONATIONS ARE NEEDED!

Volunteers for the OLSH Mission Commission will be making a trip to Paintsville Kentucky on September 12 to

deliver the many donations we have received. We have room for additional items. If you wish to donate clothing or household items, you can bring them to the storage room (the former parish office) before September 11. Call Beth at 931-7872 with any questions.

ST.NICHOLAS ACADEMY 250 CLUB WINNERS FOR AUGUST

August 6: Philicea Barnes August 13: Kelly Lang August 20: Holly Oiler August 27: Lisa Wells

Congratulations, St. Nicholas Academy Athletics appreciates your support. For information regarding 250 Club

membership, please contact Jason Mathein at 497-9510.

The monthly meeting of the OLSH Men’s Club

is Monday, September 11 in the lower level of

the Parish Center. The meeting begins at

7:00pm. All men of the parish are welcome!

OLSH MEN’S CLUB ANNUAL RETREAT

The retreat this year will be held at the Milford

Spiritual Center located at 5361 South Milford

Road in Milford. The retreat director will be Fr.

Tim Howe, SJ and will take place October 20-22.

You can call 513-248-3500 ext. 10 or contact

Harry Schneider at 513-793-4148 to register for

the retreat.

OLSH LADIES SODALITY

OLSH parishioners will find an envelope for

Ladies Sodality dues included in the last

mailing. This annual collection of dues helps to

fund the numerous services Sodality performs

for our parish. The Ladies Sodality hopes that

as many parishioners as possible will return

their dues envelopes. Even if you are unable to

participate in the Ladies Sodality activities,

your support is appreciated! All ladies of the

parish are invited to join Sodality, for more

information, call Maryhelen Browning at 793-

2107.

Some of the activities of the Sodality include:

Weekly church cleaning, Altar care, weekly

laundry of Church linens, embroidery of

Baptismal garments, Living Rosary, Circle of

Prayer, baskets for shut ins at Christmas and

Easter, cards to shut ins, Baby Bottles for Life/

Pregnancy support fund drive, purchasing

items as needed for Church, and planning the

annual Wedding Anniversary Mass and

Reception

In addition, Sodality meets three times a year:

Rosary Dinner in October, Mass and Brunch in

December with collection of baby items, Mass

and Brunch in May.

OUTREACH & PARISH LIFE

Only 1 Week until Septemberfest! There is still time to donate!

We are still in need of Scratch Off Lottery Tickets. Here’s an opportunity for you to help us reach our donation goal while, at the same time,

getting a chance to win $1,000!

Between now and the festival we will be selling a maximum of 100 chances at $20 each with the

one winner receiving $1,000. If we do not sell all 100 chances, the winner will receive 50% of

the pot. The drawing will take place at the Signed, Sealed and Raffled booth on Sunday

night. If you need tickets, please call the parish office.

September 15, 16, 17 September 15, 16, 17

SSSHH!! THE “NO-BAKE” BAKE SALE IS BACK for Septemberfest!

Last year, YOU, our loyal parishioners, made this annual Rosary Altar project a roaring success. Who

knew that not baking anything would be a good idea? Here’s what to do this year:

Calculate your ingredient/ time costs.

Pop that money in an envelope marked “No Bake Bake Sale” and drop it in the collection basket or

send to the SSPP Parish office.

Accept the heartfelt thanks from Rosary Altar members!

(For those of you who really love to bake, there is always a need for great homemade cakes and pies

donated for the Sunday Chicken Dinner in the cafeteria!) SEE BELOW!

CALL OUT TO DESSERT MAKING BAKERS…we need your wonderful

cakes, pies, and brownies for the Septemberfest Chicken Dinner. Bring your

tasty treats to the SSPP Cafeteria after 3 pm Mass on Saturday, September

16th or before 10:30 am Mass on Sunday, September 17th. Questions…call

Margaret (225-6656) or Andrea after 9/13 (733-1198)

OUTREACH

REAL MEN: REAL FAITH

Father/Son Day of Service

September 23, 2017

Mount St. Mary’s Seminary

6616 Beechmont Avenue

Cincinnati, Ohio 45230

8:30 am to 4:30pm

Mass, Service Work, Lunch, Talk, Play and

Prayer.

RSVP BY: September 15, 2017

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For information contact Deacon Andrew

Wellmann at 513-233-6186 or

mtsmknights@gmail.com

Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus

at Mount St. Mary’s Seminary

SOUTH PARTNERSHIP BANQUET

Thursday, October 5

5:30 pm, $25 per person

Oasis Conference Center

Loveland, Ohio

Guest speaker Henry Flowers IV

An evening for pro-life supporters.

Dinner, silent auction and presentation.

Fund raiser for programs and services

offered at our women’s centers.

Registration forms in the OLSH office, or call

Barb (937) 226-7414 x330 or visit

www.ElizabethNewLife.org

HOLY HOUR FOR VOCATIONS September 14, 8pm

Our Lady of the Holy Spirit Center ,Norwood OH.

This Holy Hour is Sponsored by the Archdiocese Vocations Office and the Children of Mary and is held every 2nd Thursday of the Month. Come and bring a friend!

Getting your Legal House in Order 2:00-3:30 pm,

Wednesday, September 13, 2017, Deupree House Event Center,

3939 Erie Ave., 45208. This talk addresses the financial and legal impact of caregiving on caregivers and care receivers, including living will, powers of

attorney and advanced directives. This talk is free and open to the public. Call the Caregiver

CAREline at (513) 869-4483 or visit www.ccswoh.org/caregivers for more

information.

PARISH LIFE & STEWARDSHIP

SUNDAY—September 10 10:30am Children’s Liturgy Noon Faith Chat-Reading Church Council Mount Notre Dame Convent 7:00pm Youth Ministry SSPP (Youth Room) Linen Care-Marge Buckley OLSH Church MONDAY—September 11 6:45pm PREP Parents Meeting SSPP (A) 7:00pm-10:00pm OLSH Men’s Club OLSH PC/LL TUESDAY —September 12 12:00-3:00pm Reading Senior Citizens Club SSPP (A) ALL DAY SEPTEMBERFEST SET-UP SSPP WEDNESDAY—September 13 ALL DAY SEPTEMBERFEST SET-UP SSPP 7:00pm-9:00pm RCIA SSPP Notre Dame Hall 7:00pm-9:00pm OLSH Parish Pastoral Council OLSH PC/ Conf. Room THURSDAY—September 14 ALL DAY SEPTEMBERFEST SET-UP SSPP 7:00pm-9:00pm Choir Practice OLSH Music Room FRIDAY—September 15 9:15am-10:15am Church Cleaners– OLSH Church Marge Buckley, Kelly Lang, Toni Marquardt 6:30pm-11:00pm SEPTEMBERFEST SSPP SATURDAY— September 16

8:30am Communion Service SSPP Church

2:00-2:45pm Confessions SSPP Church

4:30pm-11:00pm SEPTEMBERFEST SSPP SUNDAY—September 17 10:30am Children’s Liturgy of the Word SSPP 12:00pm-8:00pm SEPTEMBERFEST SSPP

GENERAL INFORMATION

Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Parish 177 Siebenthaler Avenue

Reading, OH 45215 513-733-4950 Office Hours:

M-W-F 9:00 am – 1:00 pm

Sts. Peter and Paul Parish 330 West Vine Street Reading, OH 45215

513-554-1010 Office Hours:

M-Tu-W-Th 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Fri – 9:00 am – Noon

PARISH REGISTRATION

Welcome to the OUR LADY OF THE SACRED HEART and STS. PETER AND PAUL PARISH communities!

If you would like to register in either parish, please contact the parish offices or register on our

websites. Please know our staff and parish leaders are here to be of service to you.

Visit our websites for more information: olshcatholic.church ssppcatholic.church

CALL THE CHURCH OFFICES TO ARRANGE FOR

Sacrament of Baptism Sacrament of Marriage Sacrament of Anointing

Communion to the Sick and Homebound

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Important Information to all parishioners!

Follow these steps to access the FORMED website……. 1. Log onto www.formed.org 2. Click on "Sign Up" in the upper right hand corner. 3. Under the "Does your parish already have FORMED?" section enter the code R7RGMQ (must be all CAPS) 4. Fill out personal login information...Name/password/email etc. From this point forward, "Login" using your personal account. 5. Enjoy FORMED.

CLERGY Rev. Matthew J. Robben, Pastor

frmattrobben@gmail.com

Rev. John Heim, S.J., In-Residence-SSPP

Deacon Charles Roemer croemer@zoomtown.com

Deacon Thomas Lynd, SSPP twlynd@aol.com

Deacon James Geraci, OLSH

PASTORAL ASSOCIATES Beth Pettigrew

Beth.pettigrew@catholicreading.church

DIRECTOR OF MUSIC Bob Wurzelbacher

bobwurzelbacher@gmail.com

STAFF PASTORAL ADMINISTRATOR, SSPP

Mike Schweitzer Mike.schweitzer@catholicreading.church

BUSINESS MANAGER, OLSH Angie Touvelle

Angie.olsh@live.com

PARISH SECRETARY, SSPP Pat Panzeca

Pat.panzeca@catholicreading.church

PARISH SECRETARY, OLSH Sally Dietrich olsh@fuse.net

PRAYERS FOR THE SICK Please keep in your prayers all the parishioners and their families who are sick, in the hospital, recovering from an illness, or going through treatments, especially:

Maya Collins, Arlene Wells, Molly Gabbard, Dave Stephan, Ronald Swensen,

Dave Margella, Judy Sullivan, Brenda Wesselman, Mary Pettigrew, Anita Grehl

Jerry Overbeck, Doug Painter , Loretta Pfennig, Linda Roemer, and Gil Thiergartner

(Please call your parish office to add a loved one who is in need of prayers)

Dear Jesus, Divine Physician and Healer of the sick, we turn to You in this time of illness. We place our sick under Your care and humbly ask that You restore Your servants to health again.

PRAYERS FOR OUR SICK

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513-791-7400761-1238

Parishioner Owned

513-668-0727

100 Williams St.Lockland

www.gertzgardencenter.com

Closed Sundays except in May & Dec.

Gertz Garden Center IN LOVING MEMORY OFLouis & Florence Albrinck

Carolyn Jean BaldaufMark W. BoudreauxPete & Vera Brenner

Peter BronnerArt, Mary & Bill CayseJack & Loraine Elfers

Wm. “Bill” ElfersSandra & Allen Eling

Don “Mick” EngelLorraine Feldhaus

Bill FischesserCharles & Marie Gertz, Mary Moran

Melvin G. GertzMichael Gertz

Tom & Nancy GertzWilliam G. Gertz

Mary Joan GoddardLee Gosink

Jim HarmeyerCharles HaskampJack Hoelscher

James HuntDonald Juenke, Jr.

George & Mary KlaeneMel & Virginia Koehler

Jim & Ruth LehrterTom Martin

Thomas Patrick McGuireJerome “Jeep” Meiser

Regina “Jeannie” MichelThomas C. Morrissey

Felix & Marcia PetronioRuth C. RathJane Ward

Roy G. WieheEarl Wilson

Marie & Earl Ziegelmeyer

• Pre-Planning Service• Traditional

• Cremation Services• Accomodating Any Budget

513-821-0062

Norwood SpringdaleLockland

SERVING GREATER CINCINNATISINCE 1876

19 PLEASANT ST.554-1969

“Caterers For All Occasions”www.vonderhaars.com

24 HOUR SERVICE

A. ALL VALLEY PLUMBING

733-3311JIM KROEGERLicensed Master Plumber

New • RepairRemodel • Sewer Service

The Pristine Company Residential & Office Cleaning

‘Bonded & Insured’ 513-791-5152

www.cleaningcincinnati.com

9123 Reading Rd.

821-3335www.valleycentral.org

Serving You Since 1884

115 W. Benson St.

6550Princeton-Glendale

Rd.

readingheating.com

Ohio License #14372

Rick & Greg Zimmer

16 W. Benson St.

821-1633

AIR CONDITIONING, INC.

Auto SAleS And Service

theiS Motor coMpAny

Work: 554-1011Cell: 460-2324

Mike Theis9011 Reading Rd.

theismotors.com

Fr. Brotzge Council #14665 OLSH

Join Today!Bill Mack 513-769-3898

wmack@cinci.rr.com