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807 Havens Corners RoadGahanna, Ohio 43230
614-471-0212 • www.stmatthew.net
As a community of believers who know,
love, and serve Jesus Christ, we celebrate the
sacramental life of the Church, proclaim the
saving message of Christ, and share the love of the
Lord, especially with the least, the poor,
and the suffering.
MASSESWeekendsSaturday – 5:00 p.m. VigilSunday – 8:00 &
10:00 a.m.,12:00 noon & 5:00 p.m.Holy DaysPlease consult the
bulletin or website.WeekdaysMonday thru Friday, 6:30 & 8:30
a.m.Saturday – 8:30 a.m.
CONFESSIONSWednesday 7:00-7:30 a.m.Saturday 4:00-4:45 p.m.Sunday
11:00-11:45 a.m.Or by appointment
OFFICE HOURSMonday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
BAPTISMSAll Baptism inquiries must begin by filling out a
Baptism form on our website at www.stmatthew.net/baptism. Baptisms
are celebrated on the 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays of each month at
1:00 p.m. For more information, please contact Katie Ryzenga at
614-557-2739 or [email protected].
MARRIAGEMarriage preparation must begin at least 6 months before
a desired wedding date. All inquiries begin on the Parish website
atwww.stmatthew.net/marriage.
ANOINTING & VISITATION OF THE SICKContact the Parish Office
to schedule an anointing and/or to arrange a visit from our
pastoral staff. Please notify the Parish Office regarding any aged
or ill who are confined.
PARISH CLERGY – 614-471-0212Fr. Theodore K. Sill, PastorFr.
Peter Asantebwana, Parochial VicarFr. Michael Nimocks, Retired
& In Holy ServiceFr. Stan Benecki, Retired & In Holy
ServiceDeacons: Rev. Mr. Joseph Meyer Christopher Walsh,
Candidate
PARISH STAFF – 614-471-0212Business Manager: Leo GrimesDirector
of Athletics: Eileen Buzenski – 614-478-8533Director of Music: Dawn
Shininger – 614-532-0627Facilities Superintendent: George
HarveyOffice & Ministry Coordinator: Michelle DoughertySafe
Environment: Michelle Lantz
FAMILY LIFE OFFICECatholic Inquiry/Rite of Christian Initiation
of Adults (RCIA):
Jennifer Cabe – 614-532-0626, [email protected] School
of Religion (PSR) and Evangelization Director:
Ashley Allwein – 614-471-2067, [email protected]
Sunday School Coordinator & Family Life Coordinator:
Julie Ratliff – [email protected] Coordinator:
Katie Ryzenga – 614-557-2739, [email protected] and
Young Adult Ministry/Confirmation Coordinator:Maggie Smith –
614-532-0622, [email protected]
PARISH SCHOOL – PRE-K-GRADE 8 –
614-471-4930www.cdstmatthew.orgPrincipal: John Rathburn,
[email protected]
CHARITABLE WORKS MINISTRY – 614-471-5320Monday-Friday, 10:00
a.m.-12:00 noonThursday, 6:00-8:00 p.m.
PARISH REGISTRATIONTo register as a parish member, stop by the
office or register online at
www.stmatthew.net/online-parishioner-registration.
BULLETIN DEADLINEAnnouncements must be submitted to Hillarie
Michaels by email to [email protected] by 12:00 noon on
Monday.
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ST. MATTHEW CHURCH GAHANNA, OHIO
LITURGICAL MINISTRIES
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3
5:00 P.M.
SUNDAY,OCTOBER 4
8.00 A.M.
SUNDAY,OCTOBER 410:00 A.M.
SUNDAY,OCTOBER 412:00 P.M.
SUNDAY,OCTOBER 4
5:00 P.M.
EXTRAORDINARYMINISTERS OF HOLY
COMMUNION
Max Maksimoski, [email protected] – 614-607-4799
(Extraordinary Ministers, Lectors)Vicki Wengert,
[email protected] – 614-270-2118 (Sacristans)
Paul Koors Mary Jedlicka Michael Springer Kristin Williams
Deanna Herfel
LECTORS Joan Hess Susan Eyerman Michael Springer Michael Motil
Ezra Escudero
SACRISTANS TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD
SERVERS MC – Luke AaronAlbree AaronMC – Max Figliola
Emma Figliola
MC – Brendan LackeyAngel AkematiAyden Akemati
Gabby DagesJosie DagesLauren Stets
Teddy Williams
Anna Sergio
STEWARDSHIP
2020-2021 Through September 20, 2020 Year to Date
Parish Budgeted Expenses $42,115.00 $505,380.00
Contributions $19,264.75 $439,563.81
Surplus (Shortage) ($22,850.25) ($ 65,816.19)
Note: Saint Matthew's fiscal year is July 1, 2020 to June 30,
2021. Contributions include offertory and mortgage payment
donations.
WAYS TO MAKE YOUR OFFERTORY DONATION1) Online: Go to
www.stmatthew.net/giving.2) Text-to-give: Simply text the amount of
your donation to
614-412-3694. (Example: For a $25 gift, text "25" to
(614-412-3694.)
3) By cash or check: Mail your donation to our office or drop it
in the mailbox outside the exterior office door.
We are grateful for every gift, no matter how you make it!
MASS INTENTIONS AND SCRIPTURES
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 – Jb 1:6-22; Lk 9:46-50 6:30 a.m. Don
McKenny/John Howard 8:30 a.m. Intentions of Debby & Ogg
Family/FamilyTUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 – Dn 7:9-10, 13-14 or Rv
12:7-12a; Jn 1:47-51 6:30 a.m. John Zerwick/David & Pamela
Hamann 8:30 a.m. Connie Danison/Rosemary WhittWEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
30 – Jb 9:1-12, 14-16; Lk 9:57-62 6:30 a.m. Lorenzo & Francesca
Gastaldo/Adolfo & Roberta Gastaldo 8:30 a.m. Ed Kistner/Karen
JeniTHURSDAY, OCTOBER 1 – Jb 19:21-27; Lk 10:1-12 6:30 a.m. Jeff
Grossman/Fr. Theodore K. Sill 8:30 a.m. Beatrice A. Buzenski/Cathy
BuzenskiFRIDAY, OCTOBER 2 – Jb 38:1, 12-21; 40:3-5; Mt 18:1-5, 10
6:30 a.m. Walsh-Plant Family 8:30 a.m. Fr. O/Ed & Yolanda
HollidaySATURDAY, OCTOBER 3 – Jb 42:1-3, 5-6, 12-17; Lk 10:17-24
8:30 a.m. Barb Carlo/Kirkland Family 5:00 p.m. Leo
Woodruff/FamilySUNDAY, OCTOBER 4 – Is 5:1-7; Phil 4:6-9; Mt
21:33-43 8:00 a.m. Bill Greger/Greger Family 10:00 a.m. Joseph
Fancelli/Fancelli Family 12:00 p.m. Micheal Sonderman/Dawn
Shininger 5:00 p.m. For Saint Matthew Parishioners/Fr. Theodore K.
Sill
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TWENTY-SIXTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME SEPTEMBER 27, 2020
IN OUR PARISH
PARISH PROJECTSAs good stewards of your generosity, the
Facilities Team is pleased to provide you regular updates on St.
Matthew campus projects, improvements, and ongoing initiatives
providing a safe, healthy, and prayerful environment.In the words
of our school principal, John Rathburn, “Another great week at
school. It seems like each day gets better and better.” The
Facilities Team is doing their part with nightly cleaning and
sanitizing while completing maintenance projects during the
day.After almost a year of planning and approvals, the construction
of our east property line fence has finally commenced. Our team
cleared the path. The fence line has been graded flat and posts are
being set. The fencing will be installed with gates to retrieve the
occasional runaway soccer ball. A rear fence has been added to
control playground access from the back of the school.Some time
ago, a path and a bridge were added to give walkers from Jonsol
Court easy access to our campus. We are now making it easier for
walkers from Helmbright Drive. Following our team clearing bushes
and trimming up trees along the street and through the generosity
of one of our member families, a sidewalk has been laid from
Helmbright to the sidewalk in front of The Rectory. This will be a
welcome addition for those walking to school and church.Remember
the Nativity set that we introduced to our Parish last Christmas,
which is close to 100 years old and found during a church
renovation in the Cleveland area a few years ago? Although it was a
mass-produced set, not many have survived 100 years. The set was in
poor condition but we felt worth saving with your help. Blessed
Mary and a Wiseman were delivered this week and are on display in
the Gathering Space with before pictures. We are still several
thousand dollars short for total restoration. We could use your
help; just mark your contribution for the Nativity. Contributions
of $1,000 or more will be recognized in our Wish Book. Thank you!We
appreciate this opportunity to provide updates on our highly active
campus. Please don’t hesitate to text or email suggestions on how
we can better serve you. Contact George Harvey at
[email protected] or text 330-904-1083. Stay healthy and God
Bless.
ST. MATTHEW & ST. MICHAEL, PRAY FOR US!By Michelle
Dougherty, Office and Ministry CoordinatorWe began this past week
with the Feast of St. Matthew, our parish patron saint, on Monday,
September 21, and I’ve always loved the hope that’s in Matthew’s
story. I’ve been thinking, however, about how hope makes us
vulnerable. Hope requires letting down our guard. I think it’s
interesting, then, that the next major saint we celebrate in the
liturgical calendar is St. Michael the Archangel – our defender and
protector.When I was a child, I always loved the Feast of the
Archangels, which is coming up this Tuesday, September 29. My
Catholic school in Illinois was named after St. Michael, and at the
all school Mass on the Feast of the Archangels, all the students
who were named after the Archangels processed in, led by the
youngest. It was a big day for 5-year-old me.As I got older, my
excitement over this saint waned. While I could recite the Prayer
to St. Michael at lightning speed, it always seemed dramatic and
excessive: “Prowl about the world seeking the ruin of souls”?
Wasn’t that a bit much?And then I became an adult and started to
see the world with different eyes. My husband will tell you that
I’m generally hopelessly optimistic, but even I couldn’t ignore the
very real evil in the world. I started to rethink my attitude
toward the Prayer to St. Michael and toward the role of St. Michael
as my patron. I found myself reciting his prayer in the middle of
the night when anxious thoughts kept me awake.Once I had kids, I
returned to St. Michael even more and taught my kids to call on
him, as well. (One of my favorite stories about my middle child is
that when he was in kindergarten and was asked by his teacher to
describe a saint, he said, “St. Michael: He keeps us safe!”)So now,
here I am, praying the Prayer to St. Michael all the time. And as I
write this, I’m thinking about the two saints whose feast days
bracket this week: St. Matthew and St. Michael. Through them, we
can remember two important truths of our faith: we are called, and
we are protected.St. Matthew and St. Michael, pray for us!
FIVE FIRST SATURDAY ROSARY – Act of Reparation to the Immaculate
Heart of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Please join us in this prayerful
dedication to honor Our Lady and the devotion to her Immaculate
Heart after the 8:30 a.m. Mass on Saturday, October 3 in the
church.
DEMENTIA SUPPORT GROUP RESUMING – Are you a caregiver to someone
with dementia or have lost someone to Alzheimer’s or another
dementia related disease? If so, you are invited to attend the
dementia support group the first Saturday of each month at 10:00
a.m. in the St. Gabriel Room (masks & social distancing
required). The next meeting is Saturday, October 3. No registration
is required. Contact Gene Poirier at 614-615-4111 or
[email protected] if you have any questions.
SAINT MATTHEW CHARITABLE WORKS COLLECTION is this weekend,
September 26-27, after all Masses. Your kindness is
appreciated.
BOOK CLUB – The St. Matthew Book Club will meet on Wednesday,
October 28 at 6:30 p.m. in the St. Michael Room (masks & social
distancing are required). We will be discussing the book The Shadow
of His Wings by Fr. Gereon Goldmann, OFM. All are welcome!
GRIEFSHARE – If you have recently lost a loved one or a close
friend, please join us for the next GriefShare session. We will
accompany you on your grief journey and offer you loving support
and comfort. The session began Thursday, September 17 and runs
through Thursday, December 17. Sessions will be held from 7:00-8:30
p.m. in the St. Gabriel Room (masks & social distancing are
required). A workbook is available for use throughout the session
for a one-time fee of $30.00. Please contact Mary Lager at
614-395-9099 or [email protected] with questions and to
preregister if possible. We look forward to helping ease the pain
and sorrow accompanied with your loss.
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ST. MATTHEW CHURCH GAHANNA, OHIO
BIBLE STUDIES AT A GLANCEWe have several Bible Studies currently
running and one beginning soon; we’d love for you to join us!Sunday
Mass Readings Explained – Get the most out of reading the Sunday
Scriptures, every Thursday morning (Zoom conference)Lectio: Mark –
A 14-week study on the Gospel of Mark, Tuesday mornings (Zoom
conference); or Tuesday evenings in-person from
7:00-8:30 p.m. in the St. Raphael Room (masks & social
distancing are required)The Bible Timeline – A 23-week study on the
story of salvation, Friday mornings (Zoom conference)Jesus: The
Way, the Truth, and the Life – A 10-week study on the Life of
Jesus, Tuesday evenings (In person, in the Parish Library;
masks & social distancing are required)Hebrews: The New
Eternal Covenant – an 8-week study on the Book of Hebrews, Monday
evenings, starting tomorrow September 28 (Zoom conference)You can
visit https://www.stmatthew.net/bible-study for more information
about all our studies! If you have questions, please contact
Lorraine Curtin at [email protected] or 614-946-7585.
ST. MATTHEW SOCIAL CONCERNS COMMITTEE – Our parish has formed a
new Social Concerns Committee that will advocate for multiple
aspects of Catholic Social Teaching, including pro-life work,
advocacy for the poor, and other social issues. If you are
interested in learning more about this group or would like to be
involved, please contact Jim Gernetzke at
[email protected]. Look for more information about this
group in upcoming bulletins!
BAA UPDATE – Due to your continued generosity, our parish rebate
from this year's BAA continues to grow, as more pledges have been
made! Recall that our rebate will help pay off the school kitchen
loan, as well as further the sanctuary beautification project in
the church. The window for giving is open through March 2021, so it
is not too late to give through the many options available on our
website: https://www.stmatthew.net/baa. We thank everyone who has
donated, and follow-up with those who have not responded will
continue.
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TWENTY-SIXTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME SEPTEMBER 27, 2020
There is still a lot about this Fall that is different, but the
Columbus 40 Days for Life Campaign is returning and will be outside
of Planned Parenthood is an opportunity to join pro
-life efforts around the globe united to end abortion. Please
join us in this parish-wide opportunity! We will be observing full
safety and social distancing protocols; it isn’t political;
and it actively saves and redeems lives in line with Church
Teaching.
What is 40 Days for Life? 40 Days for Life is an international
campaign hosted in more than 600 cities across the globe to use the
power of prayer, fasting, and peaceful protest to help bring about
an end to abortion. It is following the words of our Lord in the
Gospels when he admonished that “This kind will only come out
through prayer and fasting.” It also raises community awareness
about the presence of abortion in the neighborhood and nearby
places where women and families experiencing pregnancy can get
help. Why Should We Participate? Praying at an abortion clinic can
seem a little daunting. It may be helpful to know that the clinic
is generally open on Wednesdays from 10am until 6pm, but actual
hours seem to vary. Our presence there will bring our most powerful
weapon—prayer– to the site of the abortion clinic. Since 2007, five
locations in and around Columbus that have been part of our
sidewalk prayer and counseling program and 40 Days for Life
campaigns have either shut or stopped performing abortions. With
two left in Columbus, we are not quitting until they do. Is it
safe, and What Do I need to Know? Abortion and Planned Parenthood
tend to target neighborhoods that experience more poverty and more
crime, and that is true here. However, it is generally safe during
daylight hours. We always encourage prayer and witness to happen in
groups of at least two for safety. Local police are aware of our
campaign and familiar with 40 Days and other prayer programs. There
is on-street parking on South Hampton Road. The clinic will most
likely be closed, but should you encounter someone needing help,
the Women’s Care Center is located directly east of the abortion
clinic (across South Hampton Rd). You can also access local
pregnancy help 24/7 anywhere in the US by calling 1-712-HELP. We
are asking that participants with 40 Days for Life are especially
observant not to trespass. Stay on the sidewalk or the treelawn. Do
not block the sidewalk, and do not pass onto the parking lot or the
grassy area between the fence and the sidewalk. Planned Parenthood
has been aggressively pursuing trespass complaints. We also know
that this is a busy time for those engaged in political
campaigning. 40 Days is intended to be peaceful and not political
in nature—use the opportunity to be prayerful rather than
political. How do I sign up? Sign up for an hour at with sign up
genius at: https://bit.ly/3kmUchG or contact Jim Gernetzke at:
[email protected] or 614-352-1191. You can access more
helpful information, find prayer resources, or sign up for a
different hour during the 40 Days campaign by visiting:
www.gcrtl.org and selecting “40 Days for Life” under the event
tab.
St. Matthew: Wednesday, Oct 7th, 7am –7pm Planned Parenthood:
3255 E Main Street, Columbus
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUSST. JUDE COUNCIL 5801
KNIGHT OF THE MONTH – Congratulations to Bryan Gebhart, Knight
of the Month for September.
AROUND THE DIOCESE
PATIENT ADVOCATE NEEDED – The Women's Care Center is hiring for
the role of Patient Advocate. The Women's Care Center is a
pregnancy resource center that serves pregnant women in vulnerable
situations. They are looking for someone to work with their
patients full-time to help them choose life and to journey with the
women through their pregnancy. Ideal candidates are bilingual,
pastoral and passionately pro-life. For more information, email
inquiries and a resume to Will Panagakos at
[email protected].
THE CATHOLIC MEN’S LUNCHEON OCTOBER MEETING CANCELED – Due to
the restrictions in place because of the Coronavirus, there will be
no Catholic Men’s Luncheon on Friday, October 2.
JUBILEE OF MARRIAGE ANNIVERSARIES MASS – The Jubilee of
Anniversaries 2020 will take place on Sunday, October 25, at St.
Paul the Apostle Church in Westerville. Bishop Brennan will
celebrate Mass at 2:30 p.m. (there will not be a reception this
year due to the pandemic). If you are celebrating significant
wedding anniversaries (25th, 30th, 35th, 40th, 45th, 50th, 55th,
60th, and every year thereafter) you can register at
https://columbuscatholic.org/marriage-enrichment. All registered
couples, whether attending or not, will receive a personalized
certificate in the mail. The Mass will also be live-streamed for
family members and couples who prefer to attend virtually.
BETHESDA HEALING MINISTRY – Abortion changes everything…mood
swings, intimacy issues, isolation and depression. If you (or
someone you know) are struggling from a past abortion experience,
please call 614-309-0157.
OHIO DOMINICAN TO HOST “GRACE IN THE AGE OF ANXIETY” SEMINAR ON
OCTOBER 24 – Ohio Dominican University’s Master of Arts in Theology
Program will host a free daylong seminar on Saturday, October 24,
that will address topics, issues and concerns related to faith,
recent instances of social unrest, and the current COVID-19 global
health crisis. “Grace in the Age of Anxiety” will take place from
9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. in the Bishop James A. Griffin Student Center,
located on ODU’s campus at 1216 Sunbury Road, Columbus, 43219.
There also will be an option for participants to attend virtually.
The seminar will feature presentations on a variety of topics by
ODU faculty and guests; a special panel discussion; and an
opportunity for questions and answers. Steps will be taken to help
ensure the safety and health of all attendees related to the
COVID-19 pandemic. All participants will be required to wear face
coverings and practice social distancing. This event is subject to
future directives issued by state and public health officials. To
register for this seminar, visit
ohiodominican.edu/FaithSeminar.
BEWARE OF PHONY EMAILS AND TEXTS STILL CIRCULATING During the
past few weeks there have again been numerous phony emails sent to
unsuspecting persons (clergy, teachers, parishioners, others) from
alleged priests of the Diocese requesting funds to purchase various
gift cards for alleged charitable and pastoral reasons. Please be
aware that there is a new scam using text messages to convey
similar requests. If you receive any kind of communication, please
contact the person directly to verify the authenticity of the
solicitation or, at least to notify the person that a scam is
underway using their identity. Thank you.
CHARITABLE WORKS MINISTRY NEWSRecap of August 2020 – The Saint
Matthew Charitable Works Ministry provided an estimated 6,270 meals
to 163 households within the Gahanna community during the month of
August. Thank you for your continued support to those families who
are experiencing difficult times.
2020 FOOD REQUESTSINDIVIDUALS
SERVEDEST. MEALS PROVIDED*
EOY 2019 1,549 4,244 63,660
1st Quarter 441 1,203 18,045
2nd Quarter 87 203 3,045
July 146 414 6,210
August 163 418 6,270
Year to Date 873 2,238 33,570
*3 meals/day x 5 daysOur normal hours of operation are from
10:00 a.m.-noon, Monday-Friday and now 6:00-8:00 p.m. on Thursday.
We are located within the PSR building (the old convent). All are
welcome to visit the location to observe what we do and, if the
Spirit moves you, become a part of our Ministry. You can sign up to
volunteer at
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040945aeaa2aa5f94-charitable.
WE WELCOME INTO OUR FAMILY OF FAITH the following child who was
baptized on Sunday, September 20: Penelope James Diedalis.
ST. MATTHEW FALL 2020 DIVORCECARE GROUP – Find help, healing and
hope from the hurt of divorce. DivorceCare is a friendly, caring
group who will walk alongside you through one of life’s most
difficult experiences. A 13-week video series that includes several
accounts from individuals on how divorce affected their lives. The
program contains material from many acclaimed counselors, doctors
and clergy on dealing with divorce and its recovery. It began
Sunday, September 20 from 7:00-9:00 p.m. in the St. Michael Room
(masks & social distancing are required). There is a one-time
charge of $30.00, which includes the workbook. For more
information, contact Mike Workman at 614-517-8408 or search for us
at https://www.divorcecare.org/.
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Jim & Chris VonauAttorneys and Fellow ParishionersEstate
Planning, Real Estate & GP
614-744-4102 & 614-744-4145
Programs Available for Children Age 6 WeeksBefore/After
Elementary School.
614-775-0899NOW ENROLLING!
www.primrosejohnstownroad.com
of Johnstown Road
AV MARTINDALE HUBBELL RATING
TIM MERKLEAttorney at Law • Fellow Parishioner
614-839-5700State Farm Insurance Co. Home Offices: Bloomington,
Ill
SCOTT DAWSON, CLU611 Park Meadow Road, Suite A
Westerville, OH 43801614-891-2886
scottdawsoninsurance.com
JOHN D. MAHILO, D.D.S.FELLOW PARISHIONER
102 N. HAMILTON RD • 614-475-4544Family Dentistry
614-866-9216614-866-9216www.mitchelllock.comwww.mitchelllock.com
Landscape Architectsand ContractorsRob Harris
Landscape DesignConsultant,
[email protected] Winchester
PikeColumbus, Ohio 43232
614-830-2605
614-445-4455 • 1-800-325-7878Fax 614-445-4464
Retail/Wholesale • Landscape SuppliesMulches/Soil/Stone –
Bagged/Bulk
James A. Weber II, President1600 Universal Road, Columbus, OH
43207
“Dropless” Cataract SurgeryLaser Vision Correction • Complete
Family Eye Care
614.863.EYES (3937) www.icanseeclearly.comRichard A. Erdey, M.D.
• Gregory D. Searcy, M.D. • Daryl Kaswinkel, M.D.
• Infant through full-day Kindergarten Programs • Etiquette
Program • Spanish & Sign Language • Privately Owned &
Operated • Registered Nurse On-site
• Music Appreciation
614-471-06885511 N Hamilton Rd.Gahanna, OH 43230
www.jollytotstoo.com
Jolly Tots, Too!
Dr. Ralph J. Napolitano, Jr.Double Board Certified
Podiatrist
Medicine, Surgery and Wound Care of the Lower ExtremityDr.
Napolitano is seeing patients at theNew Albany & Pickerington
Locations.
To schedule an appointment with Dr. Napolitano, please
GAHANNAANIMAL HOSPITAL
Since 1964!144 West Johnstown Rd.
614-471-2201
Caring For Your Pet Is What We Do!
[email protected]
Bus: 614.477.6008 • Off: 614.855.2822I have worked with HGTV
House Hunters and
would like to share my insight with you.
Residential, Land & Farm Specialist
Marie Antoinette PottsReal Estate AgentRe/max Consultant
Group
614-855-8800470 Silver Lane, Gahanna, OH 43230
www.lovethatsmile.net
We don’t just perfect smiles.
We change lives.Celebrating 25 years of creating
beautiful smiles in Gahanna.
Call Dr. Hutta and Dr. Price
for your complimentary
consultation and get the smile you’ve
always wanted!
JAMES T. HUTTA DDSPRACTICE LIMITED TO ORTHODONTICS
JACK L. WOODSPLUMBING CO.
Quality Plumbing Repairs
614-882-9700Senior Savings • OH Lic #25971
CHAIRMAN’S CLUBCHAIRMAN’S CLUBGOLD MEMBER
Health I Medicare I Small Group I Life I Supplemental
Philip T. KingPhilip T. KingLicensed Insurance Agent • Licensed
Insurance Agent • I’m here to HELP!I’m here to HELP!
C 614-398-9556C [email protected] •
healthmarkets.com/pking
W&SWestern & Southern LifeINSURANCE | RETIREMENT |
INVESTMENTS
614-216-8099 • [email protected]
MARY WHITT, REALTOR®614.306.3416
[email protected]
FELLOW PARISHIONER
MARY WHITT, REALTOR®614.306.3416
[email protected]
FELLOW PARISHIONER
FELLOW PARISHIONER
MARY WHITT, REALTOR®614.306.3416
[email protected] • www.marywhitt.com
Located in New Albany, OHWealth Planning for Long-Term
Clarity
Two Convenient Gahanna Locations
M-F 9-9 Sat. 9-6 Sun. 10-5No Appointment Necessary
330 S. Hamilton Rd. • 614-471-9180New Kroger Plaza/Hunter’s
Ridge
1169 N. Hamilton Rd. • 614-478-3828Vista Plaza
$2.00 OFFany HAIRCUT
Not valid with other offers. Limit one coupon per customer.
Style. Convenient. Experienced. All at a great price.
PROACTIVE HEALTH & WELLNESSDR. LUKE REINHART, PARISHONER
A family chiropractor focused on Prenatal & Pediactric care,
helping
kids like Thea:“Before starting pediatric
chiropractic care, Thea would wake up 5-6 times every night!
After her very first gentle pediatric chiropractic adjustment
she now consistently sleeps through the
night every night!”
614-337-81114967 E DUBLIN GRANVILLE RDWWW.PROACTIVEOHIO.COM
Kyle T. Gleich Parishioner6530 W. Campus Oval, Suite 180
New Albany, OH 43054
Securities offered through W&S Brokerage Services, Inc. A
Registered Broker-Dealer | Member FINRA and SIPC.
Member, Western & Southern Financial Group.
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