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July 2018
St. Margaret of York SMOY Fest Begins (Loveland)
July 27-29. Live music -- Friday & Saturday the Rusty Griswolds, Sunday Second Wind. Rides, games, food, food trucks, much more. For links, times, maps, and more, click here for The Catholic Telegraph’s 2018 online Festival Guide.
Find out more »Hausfeld ND2UD Ride for Life begins
July -28-31. Annual ride begins at the University of Notre Dame this year and ends at the University of Dayton.Day one: Notre Dame - Grace College, Iwnona Lake, Indiana. Day 2: Grace College to Decatur, Indiana. Day three: Decatur to Minster, Ohio. Day four: Minster to UD -- afternoon arrival expected. Meals, lodging, and t-shirt included with registration. (Friday night accommodations at Notre Dame also available). All proceeds benefit Dayton Right to Life. For information call Diane at (937) 461-3625.
Find out more »CMA Mass of Thanksgiving in Cincinnati
All are welcome at this thanksgiving Mass for the donors to the Catholic Ministries Appeal.
Find out more »English/Gaelic Mass at the Dayton Celtic Festival
Mass will be celebrated in English and Gaelic at the United Irish of Dayton/Main Stage tent. Volunteers from area parishes and Irish societies will assist. The three-day festival featuring Celtic bands from Ireland and around the country is one of the largest in the United States and is free to attend; food and drink available to purchase on site. Headline acts include Gaelic Storm, Socks in the Frying Pan, and Celtic/Russian/rock band Scythian, along with Ohio favorites Dulahan and The Drowsy Lads, and many…
Find out more »CMA Mass of Thanksgiving in Dayton
All are welcome at this thanksgiving Mass for the donors to the Catholic Ministries Appeal.
Find out more »Dayton Brewery Heritage Tour at Calvary Cemetery
Learn about Dayton's Beer Barons from 1840-1940. Begin at Carillon Brewing Company for a lesson on historical craft brewing; then continue to the historic garden-style cemetery to visit the final resting places of the great area Beer Barons.
Find out more »Children’s Art Camp at OLHSC Begins in Norwood
July 30-Aug. 3. At this five-day art camp, children ages 6-15 will learn about images of Christ in sacred art history and will learn to make proportioned face drawings, as well as learn traditional drawing and painting techniques. They will paint their own portrait of Christ to take home – after being on display at the Center from Aug. 18-24. Register at the link; fee includes all materials and light snack.
Find out more »ND2UD Mass at Holy Redeemer
The annual Notre Dame 2 University of Dayton Hausfeld Ride for Life cycling team (see July 28 for event details) will stop to for the night at Holy Redeemer and will attend evening Mass at the parish. After Mass, Dayton Right to Life Executive Director Paul Cordon will present "Facts About Pro-Life," a talk about the pro-life movement and Dayton's involvement in it. A short tQ&A reception with Paul and several of the cyclists will follow.
Find out more »Right to Life Bike Ride to Taylorsville Dam (Dayton)
Not a fundraiser -- witness to life with this ride from UD's campus to North Park/Taylorsville Dam. Fifteen or 3o-mil options. For 30-mile ride to dam and back, check-in is at 11 a.m. For 15-mile ride, check in at noon -- you and your bike will be transported to the dam to meet the rest of the cyclists, and will all cycle back together. End time approximate; for details and to register online, see link.
Find out more »Farm Bill Presentation in Springfield
"Eating is a Moral Act: How the Farm Bill Affects All of Us." Learn about the 2018 U.S. Farm Bill, a major piece of legislation, affects farming, nutrition and anti-hunger efforts, including SNAP and food banks, as well as forestry, conservation and rural programs. Learn how you can help influence Congress to craft a just and equitable farm bill that respects Christian principles. RSVP by phone or at [email protected].
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