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March 2018
Parish Lenten Retreat at Immaculate Conception (Dayton) Begins
March 2, 3 -- begins with potluck dinner at 6:30 and program at 9:30; resumes at 9:30 a.m. Saturday and ends with 4:30 p.m. Mass. More information to come.
Find out more »Ladies Bunco Night at St. Ann (Groesbeck)
Ladies Night Out/Bunco Fundraiser includes games, appetizers, desserts, and drinks. Chances ill be sold for Split the Pot and Basket Raffles. If you're a parishioner, bring a friend -- if you want to be a parishioner, find a friend!
Find out more »Bockfest Mass at Old St. Mary’s
Weekly German Mass will be especially festive this week as Bockfest participants and visitors to the city will be present. Mass will begin and end with a procession of all German society ags and banners. Started in 1992, Cincinnati’s Bockfest celebrates the centuries-old German custom of Bock, a vitamin-fortied beer that was brewed in times of fasting, most notably in Lent. Bockfest has come to symbolize Cincinnati’s great German and brewing heritages, and Old St. Mary’s Church is proud to…
Find out more »Parish Mission with Jack Jezreel at Visitation begins
March 4 and 5. Catholic evangelist Jack Jezreel will present "Mercy: Just Do It!" a two-night mission about what we are each called to do as Catholics. "Bring your families, bring your friends, don't miss it!" Talks are 7 p.m. each night.
Find out more »The Vigil Project at the cathedral
Lenten Night of Worship titled "Watch and Pray" featuring The Vigil Project. With a collection of original songs of worship, dynamic speaking, and an inspiring experience of prayer, this will be an opportunity to dive deeply into the themes of this Lenten Seasonr. (For a sample of music and videos visit thevigilproject.com). Takes place in the Synod Hall. For information contact [email protected].
Find out more »Art for Peace and Justice Show at Mount St. Joe Begins
Through April 11: "Art for Peace and Justice" will feature original works from the 2016 and 2017 "For a Better World" collection poems and drawings by Greater Cincinnati Artists. Artist and activist Saad Ghosn will feature printmaking and writings and other works. Also displayed: response pieces from the Mount community. Display the university's San Giuseppe Art Gallery March 5-April 11 (10 am - 5 p.m. Monday-Friday; 1 - 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday).
Find out more »Women’s Morning of Reflection at St. Peter (Dayton)
Regnum Christi invites all Dayton area women to their monthly women's retreats -- a time to grow closer to Christ and with each other. March theme: "Time and the Kingdom: St. Joan of Arc." Includes social time, snacks, and time for confession.
Find out more »Talk on “The Disciple and the Family” at Our Lady of Lourdes
Father Ray Kellerman, pastor of Holy Trinity Church in Norwood, will present “The Disciple and the Family.” What can we learn about discipleship from the Holy Family? How do our families form us as disciples and to live out our discipleship in the church and world. Held at OLL's Trinity Hall.
Find out more »Seven-Station Lenten Prayer Walk in Cincinnati
The Seven-Church Walk originated with the Oratory movement founded by St. Philip Neri. On the Wednesday of Holy Week, Philip and his companions would set out to visit the four major basilicas of Rome, as well as the three more significant minor basilicas. They would pack picnic lunches, sing songs, and pray litanies along the way, stopping occasionally to rest, and pausing at each of the seven basilicas for catechesis and prayer. This Lenten prayer walk will include seven "stations"…
Find out more »Lenten Supper and Talk at Little Flower (Mt. Airy)
Deacon Amado Lin will speak on the Eucharist at the Little Flower Lenten Soup Supper, held in the cafeteria.
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