Category: News & Events
Registration now OPEN!
Click HERE to Register!
Contact Beth Johansing or Eileen Lanzillotta with any questions at stiwomensretreat@sainti.org or call the Parish Office at 513.661.6565 and they will put you in touch with Beth or Eileen.
When : February 7-9, 2025
Where : Holy Spirit Center
5440 Moeller Ave, Norwood, OH 45212
Cost : $180
Guest Speaker:
Fr. Tom DeFloco
Did you already register, but need to make a payment? Click HERE to make a payment.
Mike Davis Concert
December 13
7pm
Featuring: Popular Singer and Catholic Evangelist Mike Davis. Prepare for the coming of Christ this Advent by joining Mike Davis for a powerful night of prayer, music and scripture. It is a night of power and prayer that can change your life! The event is free to the public.
(A Freewill Donation Is Always Appreciated)
Seeking Our Savior: An Advent Family Event
Sunday, December 1
1:30-3pm
Volunteers Needed
Please consider volunteering your time to work a station and/or clean up at the event on December 1. Volunteer space is limited. Adults must be Safe Parish compliant to volunteer. Find more details and sign up to volunteer here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/SOSvolunteers2024
Questions? Contact Elaine Kroger at ekroger@sainti.org or
at 513-661-6565 x 2725.
Register – CLICK HERE
Families with children ages 3- 10 are invited to come celebrate Advent through song, Scripture, prayer and craft. Snacks included! Use the QR code to register your family by November 26**, and include the number of children ages 3-10 that will be attending. Cost is $25 per family which includes a gift that will help you celebrate Advent at home. If you’d like to purchase an Advent wreath and candle set for an additional $20, please add “purchase Advent wreath” in the comment box, and include the money in your registration fee.
Submit your payment ~cash or check payable to St. Ignatius Church~ to the parish office Attn: Elaine Kroger by November 22 to secure your family’s participation! Adult, as well as junior high or high school student helpers are needed to provide a successful event for our families!
What is the Boxes of Joy campaign?
This is a project done through Cross Catholic Outreach. It is an effort to bring small boxes of gifts as a Christmas present to impoverished children around the world. You can view here to learn more about who they have served in the past and to see who they plan to serve this year. Also, here is a short video explaining what Box of Joy is.
What goes in the boxes?
The boxes are shoebox sized, so we ask that all items be small enough to fit in there with the other items. The categories needed include toys, school supplies, hard candy/gum, apparel, hygiene/home, accessories, and other useful items. View here to see a more complete list of ideas. In addition, $9 is needed for each box to cover shipping and to support the priests and religious who live there. New this year: We will not be collecting checks for this; all donations will be done online through this link (choose option 1). You may also include personalized notes that the students can put into the boxes as a way to connect with the other children. Here is an example template you can have the students complete, or you can have them create their own letters.
Rosary Rally in St.Ignatius parking lot at 12 noon on Saturday • October 12, 2024
It is the 107th Anniversary of the Miracle of the Sun by Our Lady of Fatima! Bring your Rosary and a chair. All are welcome! We are in a Spiritual Battle. We must fight 40 Days For Life the evil in our world. St. Padre Pio said: “The Rosary is the weapon.” Organized by the Knights of Columbus, LaSalle Council 5621. For more info contact Ric Aielli 513.661.9027 or ricaielli@gmail. com.
An evening of song, prayer and worship Thursday, Aug. 29
Get ready to love Jesus more!
Join us in song, prayer and worship of our Eucharistic Lord beginning at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 29, at St. Ignatius of Loyola Church, 5222 North Bend Rd., Cincinnati.
Draw near through “I Thirst: Loving our Eucharistic Lord as the Blessed Virgin does” with Deacon Tracy Jamison, OCDS, and St. I’s parishioner Steve Hendy.
5-8 pm
Sacrament of Reconciliation
6:30 pm
Traditional Hymns with Joyce Jamison
7 pm
Presentation with Deacon Tracy Jamison and Witness with Steve Hendy
8:15 pm
Silent Adoration & Litany of Healing
8:30 pm
Eucharistic Benediction
Tracy is a professor of philosophy at Mount St. Mary’s Seminary & School of Theology. He entered full communion with the Catholic Church in 1992, made his definitive profession as a Secular Carmelite in 2002 and was ordained a permanent deacon of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati since 2010. Steve is a Marion Missionary and 33-year St. I’s parishioner. He participates in St. Francis Seraph Church’s Foot Care for Souls program, is a pastoral ministry student at Mount St. Mary and a member of the St. I’s Council of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul.
Formerly interim principal Angie Heisel has been our named our new regular principal for St. Ignatius School and formerly interim vice principal, Matt Meyer, has been named our new, regular vice principal for St. Ignatius School. Read the letter in it’s entirety from Fr. Mannebach regarding this announcement about St. Ignatius Principal and Vice-Principal.
Easter Memorial Flowers Remembrance List
Robert Bigner
Mary & Norb Ranz Family
Bradly, Nicole and Dick The Fleisch Family David Specht
Anna Mary Kroger
Fred and Evelyn Schmidt
Tom Kroger
Angela Bausch
Greg Barnhorst
Tom Klump
Rita Barhorst
Jordan Berelsman
Bob Rybolt
Lawrence J, Frances, Lawrence R. Lucas
Ron Ehrhardt
Deceased members of Gorrasi Family
Deceased members of Jelen Family
Deceased members of Miller Family
Deceased members of Beerman Family
Tim Dwyer
Tom Hughes
Russ Dolerhie
Earl and Ethel Wagner
Garry and Mabel Beyer
Gil and Rita Poppe
Helen McGuire
John and Nellie Behrmann
Wm. and Hilda Wagner
All Lost Souls
All Veterans
The Living and Deceased members of the Wassler Family
Diane Miller
Vera Krimmer
Michael Krimmer
Joseph Krimmer
Mary Krimmer
Peter Krimmer
Giesla Krimmer
Robert Krimmer
Tom Freeman Sr.
Wally Moster
Prybal Family Members
Tillie Howorka
Richard D Neidhard
Frank B. Sedler
Valerie Sedler
Cecil and Ruth Clingerman
Harold and Helen Zernich
Amy Collins Shannon
Rose Broering
Kelly Heusmann
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kuhn
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Rigney
The St. Ignatius Community
Jerry Wallpe
Boehm Family
Kist Family
Robert J. Merrill
Wes and Della Rutenschroer
Robert and Dorthy Oehler
Robert Oehler, JR
Lucas’ kidney donor
John Klare
Janice Klare
Frank Sr. and Jr. Klar and Family
The Schroeder Family
Shirley Schroeder
Tom Haass
Joe Birkenhauer
Sue Swearigen
Poor souls in Purgatory
Marcia Ganaway
Becker Family
Nicole Bigner
Louis Brewer
John F. Pfiester
The Deceased members of Pfiester and Anderson Families
The Waldron Family
Don Hansen Family
Melvin and Jane Noschang
The Humbert Family
Joan Steiner
Harold and Jeannette Johantgen
Gus and Mary Lou Vitucci
Dolores Daniel
Fr. Don McCarthy
Mike Schmidt
Jim Sr, Andy, Doug and Kevin Sunderhaus
Lawrence and Flora Koehne
John, Edna and Jackie Lesch
Michael Lesch
Peter Lesch Family
John Hagen Family
Tom Koehne
Margaret Giulitto
Mary A Nieahus
Paul Volz
Bob Niehaus, SR
Walter J. Volz
Sr. M. Andrea Niehause
Akram Daniel
Bonnie Daniel Allen
Nicole Hammond Schaefer
Irvin M. Grabp
Victor and Alice Hausman
Carl and Imelda Gauck
Mary Jane Wilkens
Robert Ballinger
Edwin and Marilyn Tasset
Bill Fulks
Cristy Fulks Budke
Bob and Joanne Scheible
Jina Flory
Mary Day Yelton
Richard S Day
Robert Sunderman
Gladys Sunderman
Glenn and Loretta Johnston
Justin Brown
Fr Chuck Mentrup
Mike Meisner
Thomas Basti
Raymond Fay
Debi Fay
Ben Mackie
Fran Middendorf
Shirley Gallenstein
Louis Blinkhorn
Ambrose Blinkhorn
Dr. Jack Baker
Arlene Baker
Gus Cianciolo
Marty Cianciolo
Helem Jackson
Bud Jackson
Judy Griffis
Kelly Heusmann
Tony Otte
Nora Otte
George Erb
Rody Erb
Jim and Pauline Rolfes
Jack Rolfes
Elizabeth and Herman Ruether
Family of Otto Hermes
Family of Celeste Hermes
Mary C. Wagner
Lawrence Hartmann
Ferd and Ruth Johansing
Johansing Families grandparents, aunts and uncles
Fred Kuhn
Bill Carpenter
Frank J. Roth
Mary Ann Rathman
Edward J. Rathman
Robert Wenning
Doris Wenning
David Wenning
Charles J, Mary Elsie Huber and Mary Ann
Urban and Rosella Tabler, Carolyn and Judy
Deceased members of the Anthon and Lucis Family
Dr. Wm. R. Kelley
Joseph and Clara Williams
Joseph M. Williams
Deceased members of the Rein and Kempter Families
Deceased members of the Helmes and Holscher Families
Eugene Audze
The St. Ignatius Community
Thomas Basti
Ed and Edith Tenkman
Jill H. Schlotman
Peter and Marie Basti
Loretta Johnston
Virginia and Rita Strobl
Bobby Nicholas
Lois Ann Schrand
John H. Schrand
Mary Nicholas
Luke Nicholas
Pat Wagner
Ferd and Ruth Johansing
Robin Elfers
Jean and Bill Hoelker
Phyllis and Jack Clyde
Treuer Hoelker
Luke Macke
Andrew Remick
Mary and Fred Bartz
Nicole Bartz
Sara Asman
Harry and Ruth Saal
Donald Saal
Donald, Ken and Gene Pottman
Tom Depue
Jody Zapf
Marcela Stelzie
Christy Male
Janet and Bob Male
Bill and Jane Peters
Jim Peters
Lillian Ann
Ray Silbernagel
Richard (Dick) Ballweg
Farrell Farmer
Eileen Farmer
Rosanne Lemp
Ted Kaiser
David Kaiser
Frances And John Cummings
William Cummings
Franklin Moser
Charles Moser
Evelyn and Eugene Knuf
Nicole Hyle
Theodore and Rita Hyle
William and Mildred Whalen
Jayne Weir
Jeanne Whalen
Mike and Liz Smith
Binney and Carl Gray
Herbert & Betty Jo Schroeck
Bradley Heinlein
The St. Ignatius Community
Tillie Howorka
Charles Maher, JR
Charles Maher, SR and Florence Maher
Charles and Rose Mullalley
Don Mullalley
Alfred Huseman
Paul J. Niehaus
Jerry Krekeler
Mary Ann Albert
Steve and Dave Evans
Steve Meyer
George D’angelo
Robert and Mary Jean Westerfeld
All clergy and religious
Sandy Puthoff
Mary Beth Hendy
Jim Sperber
Elmer Peters
Mary F. Schultz
Adelaide and Joseph Schultz
Raymond and Marjorie Glaser
Beginning this week, March 25th, the Feast of the Annunciation, (learn more about when we celebrate this year) we will begin sharing and meditating on the mystery of the Incarnation in a unique way. 9 Months with Christ in the Womb draws our attention to Jesus, the God-fetus, during the 9 months He lived within Mary. In meditating on the mystery of Christ’s humility in the womb we foster within all Christians a new appreciation for the dignity of our brothers and sisters. We will be sharing the development of Christ in Mary’s womb weekly and reflections will be shared on a monthly basis.
March: Mary’s First Moments with Jesus
Week 1 • March 24
This is the week that Jesus came into existence as a human being. Through a biological mystery that no earthly person will ever fully understand, the power of the Holy Spirit overshadowed Mary and caused her to conceive. How fortunate we all are that she said yes. Jesus in the womb, Hear our prayers!
Week 2 • March 31
Though Mary does not yet feel our savior inside her, he is growing rapidly! One single divine cell becomes two, then four, and eight. Jesus, looking like a tiny ball, implants himself in Mary’s uterus this week. Through this bond, she will provide for all his needs. Jesus of the womb, Hear our prayers!
April: Elizabeth’s Burden
Week 3 • April 7
Jesus is now two circular rows of cells which contain all the nutrients he will need until the placenta forms. Jesus of the womb, Hear our prayers!
Week 4 • April 14
The placenta which connects Jesus to his mother is now fully formed, but what is far more exciting is that his Sacred Heart, so full of love for humanity, is beginning to develop. Jesus of the womb, Hear our prayers!
Week 5 • April 21
Things are picking up! Jesus is rapidly developing a nervous system. Beginnings of a digestive system and respiratory system are in place, and he even has small buds where his arms and legs will grow. Jesus of the womb, Hear our prayers!
Week 6 • April 28
Jesus’ mouth, nostrils, ears, and eyes are becoming more defined this week, and his lungs are growing at a notable pace. Jesus of the womb, Hear our prayers!
May: The Story of Zechariah
Week 7 • May 5
Those precious little fingers and toes are forming this week! Pigment has begun to develop in the eyes that will look on so many with profound love. Jesus of the womb, Hear our prayers!
Week 8 • May 12
The tip of our Lord’s little nose has formed this week, as well as his bottom. He is still very fragile at a length of just under an inch and weighing only one tenth of an ounce. Jesus of the womb, Hear our prayers!
Week 9 • May 19
By the end of this week, all of Jesus’ vital organs have formed and begun working together. He even has the beginning of teeth forming in his mouth. Jesus of the womb, Hear our prayers!
Week 10 • May 26
Jesus is now about two inches long. His head is humongous compared to the rest of his body, but his masculine biological characteristics are also clearly present. Jesus of the womb, Hear our prayers!
Week 11 • June 2
Jesus now has fingernails, toenails, and functioning kidneys. He even drinks in the amniotic fluid that surrounds him. Jesus of the womb, Hear our prayers!
Nine Months with Christ in the Womb is a prayer campaign of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. Content above is from the Nine Months with Christ in the Womb campaign as well as from the LiveAction website and the Window to the Womb app. All content has been approved to share.
Divine Mercy Sunday Devotions
April 7, 2024
Regular Mass Times at 6:30, 8:30, 10:15am & 12pm
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
Adoration following the noon Mass until 3:15pm
Confessions 1-3pm with the Divine Mercy Chaplet
at 3pm.
