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The Catholic Telegraph / December 16, 2019 / 635

Our Lady of the Visitation Parish recently celebrated their expansion with a blessing by Archbishop Schnurr on Oct. 6.

Our Lady of the Visitation Parish recently celebrated their expansion with a blessing by Archbishop Schnurr on Oct. 6.

Holy Family Parish eighth grade Parish Religious Education Program (PREP) students visited the Middletown Family Services Choice Pantry. Executive director Maurice Maxwell explained how the pantry operates and students helped stock shelves.

St. Francis Parish in Cranberry held a celebration in honor of their patron saint. Afterwards pastor Father Bill O’Donnell, CPPS, blessed pets of parishioners in front of St. Francis Church.

St. Francis Parish in Cranberry held a celebration in honor of their patron saint. Afterwards pastor Father Bill O’Donnell, CPPS, blessed pets of parishioners in front of St. Francis Church.

St. Francis Parish in Cranberry held a celebration in honor of their patron saint. Afterwards pastor Father Bill O’Donnell, CPPS, blessed pets of parishioners in front of St. Francis Church.

St. Francis Parish in Cranberry held a celebration in honor of their patron saint. Afterwards pastor Father Bill O’Donnell, CPPS, blessed pets of parishioners in front of St. Francis Church.

The Cure’ d’ Ars award was presented to Father Chris Worland at St. Albert the Great parish and school. The Cure' d' Ars award recognizes school pastors who show outstanding support for Catholic education. — On the Feast of All Saints, St. Bartholomew Parish blessed two new statues, St. Vincent de Paul and St. Kateri Tekakwitha, and installed in the altar a first class relic of their patron, St. Bartholomew.

On Oct. 12, St. Maximilian Kolbe Parish and the Knights of Columbus Council #11355 led a Rosary rally in conjunction with America Needs Fatima at the West Chester Bell Tower. The rally was a peaceful public display to bring awareness and devotion to Mary in this time of need in our country.

On Oct. 12, St. Maximilian Kolbe Parish and the Knights of Columbus Council #11355 led a Rosary rally in conjunction with America Needs Fatima at the West Chester Bell Tower. The rally was a peaceful public display to bring awareness and devotion to Mary in this time of need in our country.

On Oct. 24 the “Fruits of the Holy Spirit” mural was unveiled after the school Mass at St. Peter Church in Huber Heights. The mural was painted by students in grades kindergarten through eighth under the direction of naturalist Chris Rowlands of the Aullwood Audubon Center and Joanne Von Sossan, art teacher.

On Nov. 2, St. Margaret Mary Parish held their annual turkey dinner. They served over 135 meals. The proceeds from this event help offset costs for their youth events and provide scholarships to eighth grade students planning to attend a Catholic high school.

St. Andrew the Apostle’s Oktoberfest took place on Oct. 6 at the Miami Boat Club. The day was filled with food, drinks, a pie contest, kids’ activities and German music.

St. Andrew the Apostle’s Oktoberfest took place on Oct. 6 at the Miami Boat Club. The day was filled with food, drinks, a pie contest, kids’ activities and German music.

St. Andrew the Apostle’s Oktoberfest took place on Oct. 6 at the Miami Boat Club. The day was filled with food, drinks, a pie contest, kids’ activities and German music.

St. Andrew the Apostle’s Oktoberfest took place on Oct. 6 at the Miami Boat Club. The day was filled with food, drinks, a pie contest, kids’ activities and German music.

For Halloween, staff at St. Ignatius School decorated school entrances with book spines and book towers to encourage everyone to continue to love and enjoy reading. Each team selected a book or series to portray through costumes and hallway decor. Students literally walked into some of their favorite books! Parents planned the parties, sent snacks, organized the games and read stories for students.

For Halloween, staff at St. Ignatius School decorated school entrances with book spines and book towers to encourage everyone to continue to love and enjoy reading. Each team selected a book or series to portray through costumes and hallway decor. Students literally walked into some of their favorite books! Parents planned the parties, sent snacks, organized the games and read stories for students.

For Halloween, staff at St. Ignatius School decorated school entrances with book spines and book towers to encourage everyone to continue to love and enjoy reading. Each team selected a book or series to portray through costumes and hallway decor. Students literally walked into some of their favorite books! Parents planned the parties, sent snacks, organized the games and read stories for students.

For Halloween, staff at St. Ignatius School decorated school entrances with book spines and book towers to encourage everyone to continue to love and enjoy reading. Each team selected a book or series to portray through costumes and hallway decor. Students literally walked into some of their favorite books! Parents planned the parties, sent snacks, organized the games and read stories for students.

For Halloween, staff at St. Ignatius School decorated school entrances with book spines and book towers to encourage everyone to continue to love and enjoy reading. Each team selected a book or series to portray through costumes and hallway decor. Students literally walked into some of their favorite books! Parents planned the parties, sent snacks, organized the games and read stories for students.

For Halloween, staff at St. Ignatius School decorated school entrances with book spines and book towers to encourage everyone to continue to love and enjoy reading. Each team selected a book or series to portray through costumes and hallway decor. Students literally walked into some of their favorite books! Parents planned the parties, sent snacks, organized the games and read stories for students.

St. Joseph (North Bend)’s Rosary Rally was held on Oct. 12. They had a good turnout and it was powerful to pray together in the public square.

St. Francis and St. Aloysius Parishes celebrated their annual Halloween party.

St. Francis and St. Aloysius Parishes celebrated their annual Halloween party.

St. Francis and St. Aloysius Parishes celebrated their annual Halloween party.

St. Francis and St. Aloysius Parishes celebrated their annual Halloween party.

Recently the fifth through eighth grade STEM Club at St. Dominic School in Delhi learned about robotics. Teams were challenged to build a machine that can draw curvy lines using electric motors, rubber bands, markers and wooden components. All teams successfully accomplished their goal. A huge thank you to the Greater Cincinnati Foundation, whose Learning Links Grant awarded to the St. Dominic STEM Club allowed for the purchase of the supplies.

Recently the fifth through eighth grade STEM Club at St. Dominic School in Delhi learned about robotics. Teams were challenged to build a machine that can draw curvy lines using electric motors, rubber bands, markers and wooden components. All teams successfully accomplished their goal. A huge thank you to the Greater Cincinnati Foundation, whose Learning Links Grant awarded to the St. Dominic STEM Club allowed for the purchase of the supplies.

Recently the fifth through eighth grade STEM Club at St. Dominic School in Delhi learned about robotics. Teams were challenged to build a machine that can draw curvy lines using electric motors, rubber bands, markers and wooden components. All teams successfully accomplished their goal. A huge thank you to the Greater Cincinnati Foundation, whose Learning Links Grant awarded to the St. Dominic STEM Club allowed for the purchase of the supplies.

Each year St. John XXIII School eighth grade students choose a saint that is special to them and researched their lives. On All Saints Day, they wore their saint’s costume and participated in Mass. They also traveled to the little ones’ classrooms to answer questions about their saint.

The Cure’ d’ Ars award was presented to Father Chris Worland at St. Albert the Great parish and school. The Cure’ d’ Ars award recognizes school pastors who show outstanding support for Catholic education.

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