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November 2017
Children’s Lantern Parade at Germania Christkindlmarkt
A highlight of the area's oldest and most authentic German Christmas market (see Saturday for details), the Martinmas Children's Parade is a German tradition. All children are welcome to take part. Meet at the Germania Klubhaus at 6:30 to learn traditional lantern songs. Parade, led by St. Martin, follows at 7 . Lanterns (including candle and stick to carry them with) will be available to purchase or bring your own. Dress warm -- children will sing and walk with our lanterns to the bonfire where all…
Find out more »“Tartuffe” at Chaminade Julienne HS
CJ's fall production, Moliere's farce "Tartuffe," satirizes hypocrisy, religious piety, and deceit. When religious fraud Tartuffe ingratiates himself into the good graces of Orgon and his mother Madame Pernelle, they take him into their home and promise him Orgon's daughter's hand in marriage. Everyone else in the family sees though Tartuffe's pose, but how can they expose him and save Orgon's family from ruin? Tickets $8 adults/$6 students.
Find out more »White Mass for Caregivers at the Cathedral
Annual Mass for doctors, nurses, healthcare workers, and other caregivers, including volunteers and family members who care for loved ones. The name comes from the color traditionally worn by hospital workers and other caregivers. A reception will follow in the undercroft. Caregivers will be honored by name during Mass. Nominate one or more people for recognition at: http://www.stpeterinchainscathedral.org/White-Mass All are welcome -- caregivers and their families need not be Catholic to attend.
Find out more »Taste of Lebanon at St. Anthony of Padua
Lebanese food, dance, music For more see our Festival Guide: http://www.thecatholictelegraph.com/festivals
Find out more »Fall Taste of Lebanon at St. Anthony of Padua (Walnut Hills)
Indoor Lebanese food festival at Cincinnati's Maronite parish also features music, dancing, vendors. Dine-in or carry out.
Find out more »St. Boniface Thanksgiving Festival (Northside)
Turkey or roast beef dinner with all the trimmings served 1-5 p.m. For more see our Festival Guide: http://www.thecatholictelegraph.com/festivals
Find out more »“Tartuffe” Matinee at Chaminade Julienne HS
CJ's fall production, Moliere's farce "Tartuffe," satirizes hypocrisy, religious piety, and deceit. When religious fraud Tartuffe ingratiates himself into the good graces of Orgon and his mother Madame Pernelle, they take him into their home and promise him Orgon's daughter's hand in marriage. Everyone else in the family sees though Tartuffe's pose, but how can they expose him and save Orgon's family from ruin? Tickets $8 adults/$6 students.
Find out more »Interfaith Thanksgiving Service in Kettering
30th anniversary Interfaith Thanksgiving Service sponsored by St. Charles Borromeo Church, David's United Church of Christ, Temple Beth Or, and Christ United Methodist Church. This year St. Charles Borromeo will host. The service will feature song, prayer and reflection from members of the participating communities, who will welcome members of the local Muslim community. Free and open to all.
Find out more »Live Animal Nativity at St. Francis Seraph (OTR) Begins
Nov. 24 - Jan. 1. Live animals from Sunrock Farms take up residence in the walled courtyard of St. Francis Seraph Church for the parish's annual life-sized Nativity display. Visit any time. The exhibit of hundreds of Nativity sets formerly set up in the church has moved a block away to the Christian Moerlein Malt House Taproom, where it takes up numerous rooms and can be seen during the taprooms operating hours (families welcome).
Find out more »Giant Nativity Display at Christian Moerlein Taproom (OTR) Begins
Nov. 24-Jan. 1 Formerly at St. Francis Seraph, this Nativity set display includes multiple rooms, a train set, and hundreds of creches from around the world. Open during the taproom's operating hours; families welcome. One block away from the St. Francis Seraph outdoor Nativity, featuring live animals. Wednesdays and Thursdays: 4-10 p.m. Fridays: 4 p.m.- midnight Saturdays: Noon-Midnight Sundays: 1- 7 p.m.
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