Knights of Columbus Raffle The annual Ohio K of C raffle is a major source of funds for LaSalle Council’s charitable activities. At the state level, the proceeds support Catholic High School scholarships and grants to seminaries, and individual seminarians. They also support Diocesan, Religious Education and Veterans programs across Ohio. At the local level, the proceeds allow us to make donations to the Athenaeum, local charities that promote all life at every stage and other worthy causes as well as to St. I’s Bible Bowl, Young Christian Hearts, American Heritage Girls, Boy Scouts, and the festival. They also help fund our annual “Keep Christ in Christmas” campaign.

Twenty-five prizes will be awarded totaling over $108,000 that range from $500 to $49,860. Tickets are $5 each. This year we will again sell tickets at the St. I Fish Fry. We also can mail them to your home with a stamped return envelope if you are interested in purchasing 2 or more tickets. Just email knights@sainti.org with your name, address and how many tickets you would like to purchase. As always, your support is greatly appreciated.

Remembrance List

Ed & Antoinet Kist

Jeanette, Frank an  Dave Moots

Lou and Glen Powell

Bill Lambrinides

John Siebert

Katie and Rick Gebing

Bill Boehm

Brandon McDonughey

Cristy Fulks Budke

Bill Fulks

Fred Kuhn

William Carpenter

Herbert and Betty Niehaus

John Ferneding

Bob Merill

Alex Thien

Martens Family

Linda Kistner

Alfred Huseman

Harry and Anna Kesse

Alfred and Mary Ann Huseman

Mildred (Millie) Groth

Deceased members
   of the Kemper and Rein Families

Deceased Members of the
Holscher and Helmes Families

Eugene Audze

Tillie Howorka

Carl and Binney Gray

Jane S. Middendorf

Robert Trach

Ralph Frey

Rosemary Frey

Connie Frey Gurski

Fleisch Family

George Dangelo

Waldron Family

Don Hansen

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

Rudolph S Dreyer

Nancy K. Dreyer

Dorthy E. Dreyer

Rudolph W Dreyer

Luella Amber

Genia Kenny

Eugene Patrick

Hazel Dalton

Vincent Dalton

Thomas Basti

Ed and Edith Tenkman

Virginia and Rita Strobl

Jill H. Schlotman

Peter and Marie Basti

Loretta Johnston

Sr. Andrea Niehaus D.C.J

Mary Niehaus

Bob Niehaus, Dr

Paul Volz

Walter Volz

Dot and Dan Johnson

Scott Braun

Mark andJay Johnson

Clara and Harry Nash

Jean and Wm Freppon

Herb Geier

Helen and Frank Siefert

Art and Fran Prybal

Nick Peters

Peters Family

Prybal Family

Carol Ryan

Marjorie E. Sander

Dorthy A. Sander

George F. Sander

Janet and John Telintelo

Ann and Lee Schrand

Joyce Schrand

Tom Volpenhein

Jane and Joe Burgoyne

Tom Klump

Rita Barhorst

Jordan Berelsman

Greg Barhorst

Anna Kroger

Robert and Joanne
   Scheible

Jina Flory

Maryrose Truman

Ferd and Ruth Johansing

The Bausch Family: Carl, Pearl,
Ken, Gwen, Gary

The Blessings Family: Harry,
Kathryn, Audrey, Henry,
Frank, Fred and Jeff Bausch

Woody and Aline Sucher

Jack and Ruth Martin

Frank and Seville Bachman

Remembrance of the deceased Rohs family

Dave and Steve Evans

Dennis W Layer

Bill Ernst

Harold and Marilyn Weinheimer

Carl Ludwig

Raymond Fay

Debi Fay

Dr. William Kelley

Joseph & Clare Williams

Joseph M. Williams

Sue Swearenger

Joe Birkenhauer

Poor Souls in purgatory

The Homelers

Robert Wenning

Doris Wenning

David Wenning

Dave Miller

Deceased members
   of The Gorrasi Family

Deceased members
   of The Jelen Family

Deceased members
   of The Miller Family

Deceased members
   of The Beerman Family

Edwin Tasset

Marilyn Tasset

Gary Brooks

Joe Genter

Albert Zirkelbach

Robert Louis

Louis and Marie Wiwi

Winston and Jannette Covette

Carolyn and Butch Myers

Ted Kaiser

David Kaiser

John and Francis Cummings

Bill Cummings

Delores Daniel

Fr. Don McCarthy

Mike Schmidt

Glenn and Loretta Johnston

Justin Brown

Mike Meisner

Thomas Basti

Ralph Mentrup

Fr. Chuck Mentrup

Anna Mary Kroger

Tom Kroger

Fred and Evelyn Schmidt

Tillie Howorka

Virginia H. Niehaus

Rick Parker

Lawrence and Flora Koehne

John Edna and Jackie Lesch

Michael Lesch

Peter Lesch Family

Tom Koehne

Margaret Giultto

John Hagen Family

Nicole Hyle

Theodore and Rita Hyde

William and Mildred Whalen

Ian Williams

Jayne Weir

Jeanne Whalen

Robert Hyde

Clara Spaeth

Charles, Mary Elsie, and
Mary Ann Huber

Urban, Rosella, Carolynn and
Judy Tabler

The Deceased of the
   Humbert Family

Frank Klare Sr.

Frank Klare Jr.

Shirley Schoreder

Lillis Family

Adam Smith

Norbert Grady

Tommy Grady

Guy Knierim

Jack Cameron

Virgina Cameron

Jack Cameron, JR

Tom Cameron

Jill Cameron

Franklin Moser

Gene Uhl

Charlie Moser

Evelyn and Eugene Knuf

Thomas Knuf

Christy Male

James Peters

Janet Male

Lillian Orr

Bill and Jane Peters

Konrad Schantz

Vera M. Krimmer

Michael Krimmer

Joe and Mary Krimmer

Peter and Giesalie

Robert Krimmer

Mary Ann Albert

Esther and Edward Meinking
and Family

Kristi Lynn Gray

Ruth and Cecil Clingerman

Helen and Harold Zernich

Amy Shannon

Kelly Heusman

Rose Broering

Walter and Virginia Federle

Ed and Nancy Moran

Joan Steiner

Harold & Jannette Johantgen

Mary Carol Johantgen

Victor and Alice Hausman

Carl and Imelda Gauck

Mary Jane Wilkins

The Bender Family

The Vickery Family

The Lipps Family

The Kahle Family

The Clausing Family

The Stammen Family

The Burger Family

The Mallory Family

The Birck Family

Edward J. Rathman

Mary Ann Rathman

Frank J. Roth

Mary and Oscar Flaig

John (Jack) Flaig

Jack and Jim Schnieders

Joe Vonderahe

Tom and Jane Vonderahe

Marilyn Dee and Bill Vonderahe

Barbara Jenkins

Chuck Vonderahe

Jim and Edith Rigney

Al, Cliff and Eilene Weller

Jack Ulrich

Howard Mees

Jim Davis

Ed Baddinghous

Pat and Richard Kuan

John and Wanda Nelson

Ed and Carol Stubbs

Jim Conley

Joan Schadler

Robert and Marian Elsen

Patti Elsen

Gayle and Ron Van De Ryt

Wes and Della Rutenschroer

Robert and Dorothy Oehler

Robert Oehler II

Elizabeth Stodolski

Tom Suttmann

Marlene McDonald

Ray Silbernagel

Ken and Jeanne McCoy

Dick and Shirley Bachman

Kris McCoy

Terry Bachman

Reid Rizzo

Sandy Warner

Mary Bell

Cliff Bauer

Jerry Krekeler

John Volk

Sandy Puthoff

Jim Sperber

Elmer Peters

Mary Pat Hendy

Akram Daniel

Bonnie Daniel Allen

Nicole Hammond Schaefer

Bob Ballinger

Don Voet

Fred Adler

Ruth and Herman Bertke

Jason Wingert

Wm. Salzman

Ed and Sadie Thuning

Dorothy Salzman

Emily Thuning

Mary F. Schultz

Adelaide and Joseph Schultz

Margie and Mike Glaser

George Luning

Rebecca Mersch

Hilda Hellmann

The DeSalvo Family

Braver Angels Workshops
March 7

Join us in Loyola Hall on Thursday, March 7 from 7-9pm for an interactive workshop presented by Braver Angels (https://braverangels.org/) in collaboration with our Archdiocesan Catholic Social Action & Respect Life offices. The Depolarizing Within Workshop helps participants look within to see how they may be engaging or participating in polarizing ways. The workshop offers participants the tools to develop strategies for engaging in political discussion without demonizing the other side. It also shows how to constructively intervene in social conversations with likeminded peers.

This workshop is designed to foster skills to recognize and lessen the effects of polarization when encountered within political conversations with your like-minded circle. When referring to “polarization,” Braver Angels is not referring to healthy disagreements over issues or philosophy. We are looking at how we regard and talk in polarizing terms about large groups of ordinary people on the other side of the political aisle. This 2-hour interactive workshop is for anyone interested in examining their own inner polarization and learning strategies to disagree without condemning or ridiculing others.

Please RSVP by contacting Brad Macke
or filling out this Form- Click HERE.  Questions? Contact Brad Macke at 513.661.6565 ext. 2743 or bmacke@sainti.org.

Rorate Mass

Saturday, Dec. 16 at 6:30 AM         
Doughnut breakfast/social to follow at Loyola Hall

The Rorate Mass is a particular votive Mass in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary celebrated during Advent. The atmosphere of this Mass is different: it is meant to specifically express the expectant and prayerful waiting of Advent in a visual and experiential way. It is celebrated before first light and is entirely candle-lit (accounting for our early start time). The Mass gets its name from its entrance antiphon, which begins with the words “Rorate Caeli”, meaning “drop down, you heavens.” The antiphon in full is taken from the book of the prophet Isaiah: “Drop down, you heavens, from above, and let the clouds rain down the just one.” This quote encapsulates the prophetic expectation of the Messiah, fulfilled at the coming of Christ through Mary.

This is an opportunity to enter the Mass in (literally) a different light and a tradition that can help give shape to Advent, which, even within the Church, has gotten somewhat lost in the rush to celebrate Christmas.

In short, there’s no better use of your Saturday morning—please join us for this Advent Mass!

The American Heritage girls of Troop OH 3712 and their families would like to thank you for your support of our Busken Fundraiser. If you took an order form from church and would like to order, please get your order form and payment to the parish office on or before October 29th.  We truly appreciate your support of our troop. Pick up of orders will be held on Tuesday, November 21– the Tuesday before Thanksgiving– in the concession stand area from 4-7PM. If you have any questions, please contact me, Debbie Morris, debbieamorris2@gmail.com or phone 513-451-6482. Again, thank you for your support.

 

Click on the order form to
enlarge and download.

We would like to extend our gratitude to Megan Mears for sharing her talents in music with the St. Ignatius community. Megan has worked with the Joyful Noise choir, the Youth Schola and served many special liturgies during her time at St. Ignatius. We are grateful for her contributions to the St. I community and wish her the best!

Rosary Rally at 12 noon on Saturday October 7 in the St. Ignatius parking lot. Bring a friend and a chair! This year is the 106 Anniversary of Our Lady of Fatima. Our nation in great need of public prayer, repentance and conversion. We ask God to save America and the children (born and unborn) at risk in the Amendment of Article I of the Ohio Constitution. Contact Ric at 513.661.9027 for more information.

Town Hall + Q & A on Proposed Amendment to Ohio’s Constitution    

October 2nd at St. Ignatius

Are you hearing conflicting messages?

Do you know why the upcoming November election in Ohio is so critical?

Join us on Monday, October 2 at 7:30pm in Loyola Hall to learn from the experts as they explain what the words of the amendment actually mean, how it will greatly impact all Ohioians, and get answers to your questions.

Find clarity, be informed!

The Parish Picnic is at Stricker’s Grove on Friday September 8. Park opens at 5:00p.m. Admission is free. You may not bring beer into the park but you may purchase it there. Bring the family for an enjoyable evening at Stricker’s Grove!

Theme: Real Presence in Us

Location: All meetings will be in the Ignatius Center (5215 North Bend Road).

Dates: See dates by each book below.

Times: One Monday a month from 7:30-9pm and one Wednesday a month from 10-11:30am.

Purchase: The parish places bulk orders from the publisher to get the best rate and pass on the savings to you. Pick up a copy of the book from the parish office at the cost listed by each book below.

Want to go deeper in our Catholic faith?

Consider coming to Tolle et Lege book conversations, which is a conversation over a different book each month (option of morning or evening session), led by Brad Macke, Director of Adult Faith Formation.

Tolle et lege is Latin for “take and read”, which St. Augustine heard a voice say to him toward the beginning of his conversion to Christianity. His conversion involved his heart and his “head” (intellect) – a reminder that the Catholic faith affirms the importance of growing intellectually, since the more we KNOW Jesus, the more we can LOVE Him.

We will read a variety of books ranging from general Catholic topics, to spiritual writing for meditation, to works of literature. Books are typically purchased by the parish in bulk (discounted), then for sale in the parish office. See the line up of selected books and the schedule on this page.

Questions? Email evangelization@sainti.org.

Check back later this summer for more information on our Fall/Winter series! 

Scroll down to view the Tolle et Lege books read this past year!

Previous Books

Anima Christi: Soul of Christ
by Moth
er May Francis, P.C.C.

Story of a Soul
by St. Therese of Lisieux

 

How the Eucharist Can Save Civilization
by Jared Staudt

Becoming Eucharistic People by Timothy P. O’Malley.

 

Bread That Is Broken
by Fr. Wilfrid Stinissen

St. Thomas Aquinas
by GK Chesterton

(Note: This book has two parts and will be used for both November and January!) 

 

St. Francis of Assisi
by GK Chesterton

(Note: This book has two parts and will be used for both November and February!) 

Something Beautiful from God
by Malcolm Muggeridge

 

Eucharist by Bishop Barron


The Return of the King by J.R.R. Tolkien

 


The Two Towers by J.R.R. Tolkien

The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R Tolkien

Jesus and the Jewish Roots of the Eucharist by Dr. Brant Pitre

 

March – Time for God by
Fr. Jacques Philippe

The Dry Wood by Caryll Houselander

 

 

Reclaiming Vatican II by Fr. Blake Britton

 

Abandonment to Divine Providence by Fr. Jean-Pierre de Caussade, SJ

 


The Princess and the Goblin by George MacDonald

The Spirit of the Liturgy by Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger

Vatican II Summer Study Series

The Beer Option by Jared Staudt

These Beautiful Bones by Emily Stimpson 

The Reed of God by Caryll Houselander

The Princess and Curdie by George MacDonald

The Seven Sacraments by Stratford Caldecott

 

The Practice of the Presence of God by Brother Lawrence

 

The Genesis of Gender by Abigail Favale

Leisure: The Basis of Culture 

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