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February 2018
Fasching and Karneval German Meal at Holy Rosary (St. Mary’s)
The Fr. James O'Byrne Knight so Columbus Council 159 will spots a German-style Mardi Gras meal as a fundraiser to help purchase a mobile ultrasound unit for the Family Life Center of Auglaize County. Dinner will feature cabbage rolls, sauerkraut, mashed potatoes, beets, spatula, German desserts, and German beer and coffee. Ticket price does not include drinks.
Find out more »SUA Ball at St. Ursula
The SUA Ball is the Academy’s main fundraising event, and supports the school’s operating budge. The evening includes cocktails, hors d'oevres, dinner by Funky's Catering, games of chance, silent and live auctions, and more. Cocktail attire requested.
Find out more »VIA Encounter at Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception
Immaculate Conception will sponsor this prayer festival for high school youth and their youth ministers. Doors open at 6:30 pm, music begins at 7 pm. Encounter provides an opportunity to grow in deeper relation with Jesus through adoration, confession, praise and worship, and community. Lead speaker: Danny Dunn. No fee!
Find out more »Organ workshop at St. Peter in Chains Cathedral
Dr. Lynn Trapp, Director of Music and Liturgy at St. Joseph Church in Baltimore and an organist at the Basilica of the Assumption of Mary, will present a workshop and recital at Cincinnati's cathedral. Dr. Trapp presents concerts and workshops around the world, directs choirs for pilgrimages to Europe and the Holy Land, and has composed more than 100 keyboard and choral compositions. Concert and workshop co-presented by the Cincinnati chapters of the American Guild of Organists and the National Association…
Find out more »St. Lawrence Scouts Las Vegas Night
Adults only. Tickets are $1 in advance or $5 at the door and include admission, beer, pop, chips, and pretzels. For information or tickets call Rose at (513) 471-4543.
Find out more »Mass and Black History Month Commemoration at Holy Name Church (Mt. Auburn)
"The Lord is Blessing me Right Now" - Second annual Black History Month Commemoration and Mass at Holy Name will begin at 2 p.m. with a celebration featuring the choirs of Holy Name and St. Anthony Parishes, gospel music and liturgical dancing (featuring dancer Fora Lepta-Moreau), a welcome by Franciscan Father Tom Speier, recognition of last year's honor Mrs. Robert Tolliver, and of this year's honoree, Joe Echols. WLWT's Courtis Fuller will act as Master of Ceremonies. Mass celebrated by Bishop Joseph…
Find out more »Lenten Mission with the Fathers of Mercy at St. Ann (Groesbeck) Begins
Feb. 5-8. Many faithful Catholics go to Mass but don't fully understand its mystery. The Fathers of Mercy will preach on the Sacraments of Holy Eucharist and Confession at morning Mass (8:30). Donuts and talk by Father Ben Cameron follows; the Fathers will also give a nightly talk at 7 p.m.
Find out more »Adult Class on Cincinnati Catholic History at the Athenaeum Begins
Feb. 5-26 (Monday mornings). Father David Endres, dean of the Athenaeum of Ohio and "Telegraph" columnist, will teach this course on 200 years of local Catholic history as part of the Athenaeum's Adult Spirituality Institute. Father Endres teaches Church history and Historical Theology and is the editor of "U.S. Catholic Historian."
Find out more »Lecture on Jesuit Fr. Francis Finn at XU
Jesuit Father Tom Kennealy will discuss the life and legacy of Jesuit Father Francis J. Finn, one of the universities most famous and beloved figures. He will discuss Father Finn's life as a writer, director of St. Xavier Parochial School, and associate pastor of St. Xavier Church, where he worked with the city's immigrant families during the early 20th century. Bring a brown-bag lunch. Talk takes place on the first floor of the University Library, near the garden. For information…
Find out more »Healing Mass at Immaculate Conception (Dayton)
Mass followed by extended laying of hands on each person present by priests and the healing team. “We enter this time together on the need for emotional, physical, and mental helming of those among us. You will leave with a deep assurance of God’s presence. All are welcome to attend.”
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