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November 2017
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.
Find out more »Tony Merk Blood Drive at St. Ann (Groesbeck)
Ninth annual blood drive in memory of young parishioner Tony Merk; hosted by the Merk Family and the Pray-Hope-Believe Foundation. Held in the Parish center. Walk-ins accepted; appointments available online at hoxworth.org/groups/stann.
Find out more »Christmas in the Country Crafts Fair at St. Aloysius (Shandon) Begins
Nov. 25 and 26. Shop for gifts at 26 booths of crafts and small antiques. Home-made soup, dessert, sandwich, and drink choices available. Saturday 10-5; Sunday 11-4.
Find out more »Nativity Display at UD begins
Nov. 27-Jan. 5. As Roesch Library begins a multi-year renovation, "At the Manger" will continue, but on a smaller scale. The Marian Library will present a selection of its collection of 3,500 Nativity scenes from more than 100 countries. The seventh floor gallery will feature Eastern European creches, while the Creche Museum will feature nativities from East and West Advent. Also on display: monotypes by artist Michelle Arnold Paine. The Grand Open House will not be held this year. Instead, enjoy "Making the Manger:…
Find out more »Advent Lunch with the Lord Begins at the Cathedral
Nov. 27 -Dec. 18. Msgr. Frank Lane will provide the historical and theological background for the Joyful Mysteries of the Rosary and Dr.Ceil Dorger will explore them in sacred art at this free lunchtime series held on consecutive Mondays from noon - 1 p.m. Bring a lunch and a friend!
Find out more »Angel Night at Calvary Cemetery
Annual night of song and celebration featuring music in the historic chapel, illuminated walking and riding tours of the cemetery (with a special focus on angel monuments), cookie decorating and kids' crafts, more. Enjoy one of America's historic garden-style cemeteries for a night of family fun.
Find out more »Tatiana Cameron Concert at Our Lady of Lourdes
"Emmanuel - A Christmas Concert Experience" with former archdiocese resident Tatiana "Tajci" Cameron, an award-winning music artist and author, tells the story of belief and the true meaning of Christmas. No fee; offering will be collected. For information call 513.922.0715.
Find out more »December 2017
Advent Calendar and Nativity exhibit at Maria Stein Begins
Dec. 1-Jan. 7. Exhibit of Nativity sets and Advent calendars from the collection of Tim and Kathleen Nealeigh. Closed Dec. 24-26 and Jan. 1. For hours contact the Shrine.
Find out more »Nativity Display at UD Continues
Nov. 27-Jan. 5. As Roesch Library begins a multi-year renovation, "At the Manger" will continue, but on a smaller scale. The Marian Library will present a selection of its collection of 3,500 Nativity scenes from more than 100 countries. The seventh floor gallery will feature Eastern European creches, while the Creche Museum will feature nativities from East and West Advent. Also on display: monotypes by artist Michelle Arnold Paine. The Grand Open House will not be held this year. Instead, enjoy "Making the Manger:…
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