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July 2018
Kolping Schützenfest Begins
July 20-22. The Cincinnati Kolping Society will select its "king" at the annual Schutzenfest (marksmen festival). Based on a medieval custom, Society members who participate in the men's shooting group will shoot at a carved wooden eagle mounted high on a pole. The person to shoot it down becomes king for a year. The three-day festival features German food, music, dancing, vendors, games, and the crowning of the King and Queen. Shooting contest takes place Sunday afternoon. The international Kolping…
Find out more »IHM Fest Begins (Anderson Township)
July 20-22. Entertainment: BackBeat, Friday, 7–11 p.m.; Rusty Griswolds, Saturday, 7–11 p.m.; rides and booths; authentic Hispanic food made by IHM's Hispanic community -- different food items each day. For links, times, maps, and more, click here for The Catholic Telegraph’s 2018 online Festival Guide.
Find out more »St. Cecilia Festival Begins (Oakley)
The St. Cecilia Festival offers fun, games, rides, entertainment, & attractions for the whole family. • Live entertainment every night. 3 Piece Revival: 8 PM-Midnight on Friday, Dan Varner Band: 8-Midnight on Saturday and Saffire Express from 7-9 PM on Sunday • Flea Market, 6-10 PM on Fri., 5-10 PM on Sat., 4-8 PM on Sun. • Bid & Buy. To donate, contact the festival chairs below. • Bingo. Sat. from 5 - 7:30 PM and Sun. from 4:30 -…
Find out more »Mary, Help of Christians Festival Begins (Fairborn)
July 20-22. Live Bands, Rides, Games of Chancemore; Margaritas Nights Friday and Saturday 6-11 pm. For links, times, maps, and more, click here for The Catholic Telegraph’s 2018 online Festival Guide.
Find out more »St. Gabriel Festival Begins (Glendale)
July 20-22. Family night Friday. For links, times, maps, and more, click here for The Catholic Telegraph’s 2018 online Festival Guide.
Find out more »Presentation Ministry Annual Bible Institute Begins at XU
July 20-27. The 32nd annual Bible Institute will include a weekend of workshops and liturgies; one-, two, three- and four-day weekday seminars seminars; a Friday youth day led by Nathanael Egan and Co., a musical play based on the story of Esther; healing services, Masses, confession, music, and an introduction to the Guadalupe Bible College. Many of the sessions are of particular interest to those with a Charismatic spirituality, including a four-day seminar on how to teach the Bible in "the power…
Find out more »Chatfield College Nun Run 5K run/walk in Brown County
Chatfield is partnering with Hope Emergency for this year's 5K run/walk; bring any school supplies to the Hope Emergency school supply drive and receive $3 off your registration fee. Course is fast and flat; leashed dogs are permitted. Fee includes race entry, t-shirt, and post-race refreshments: $20 adults, $15 students and children. Registration begins at 8 a.m., 5K run begins at 9; walk begins at 9:01. Directly following the race, plaques will be awarded to the overall female and male winners.…
Find out more »St. Ann Parish Yard Sale (Groesbeck)
Yard sale held in the lower parking lot; spots available to anyone in the community. Proceeds support youth activities. Rai date: Saturday, July 28. For information or to register call (513) 521-8440 or email [email protected]
Find out more »Relics of St. Charbel in Dayton
Relics of St. Charbel will be available for veneration during Divine Liturgies (Mass) at 9 and 11: a.m. In addition to special prayers, and tp veneration and blessing of the relics, various religious items and sacramentals will be available at no charge or for donations. Light appetizers and refreshments will be available. You do not have to be a Maronite Catholic to attend a Divine Liturgy -- Maronite Catholics are one of the Eastern rite Catholic churches in union with Rome. St. Charbel's relics will also be…
Find out more »Couples Night at Maria Stein Shrine
All married or engaged couples invited to dinner and a program by Dr. Aaron Kuhn, "Making Your Marriage Whole Through Dependency on God." Dinner served at 5:30, talk begins at 6:30. Reservations ($35/couple) required. Call the Shrine at (419) 925-4532.
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