INSIDE THIS ISSUE · Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion – Rev. Deacon Mike Muse, O.P. 513.561.5954 ext 2102 Lectors – 513.561.5954 ext 1123 Resurrection Choir – Marty

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The Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time | February 23, 2020

MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday4:30pm (Sunday Vigil with Cantor)

Sunday Masses8:00am (No Music)9:30am (Conventual Mass with

Choir & Incense)11:00am (Cantor)12:30pm (Cantor & Incense)6:00pm (Contemporary Ensemble)

Weekday Masses (Monday-Friday)7:00am8:00am11:30am (Sung Conventual Mass)

Saturday Masses8:00am11:30am

INSIDE THIS ISSUE:Parish Directory Page 1

Mass Schedule & Parish Office Information Page 2

From the Pastor’s Desk Page 3

News & Notes Page 4-6

Calling All Hands Page 7

Holy Teaching Page 8

Let Us Pray Page 8

The Week Ahead Page 9

DEVOTION SCHEDULE

Divine Office12:00pm Sext/Midday Prayer (M-F in the Church)9:00pm Compline/Night Prayer (M-Sa in the Priory Chapel)

ConfessionsWednesday during Holy Hour: 7:00-8:00pmSaturday Morning: 10:30-11:30amSaturday Afternoon: 3:30-4:30pm

19th Sunday in Ordinary Time| August 9, 2020

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Parish StaffRev. George Schommer, O.P., pastorRev. Clement Dickie, O.P., parochial vicar Rev. John Mark Solitario, O.P., parochial vicar

Dominican Friars in ResidenceVery Rev. John Langlois, O.P., priorRev. Joseph Alobaidi, O.P.Rev. Paul J. Keller, O.P.Rev. Michael Mary Dosch, O.P., novice master

St. Gertrude School – 513.561.8020Principal – Sr. Maria Christi Greve, O.P. ext 1101Vice Principal – Mr. Travis Johnson ext 1101PTO – Mary Jo Schuette, President 513-207-1836School Advisory Council

Office of Administration and Liturgy – 513.561.5954Executive Director – Rev. Deacon Mike Muse, O.P. ext 2102Receptionists – Susan Kane & Teri Forlini ext 2101Business Manager – Rev. Deacon Mike Muse, O.P. ext 2102Assistant Business Manager – Mary Tappel ext 2103Wedding/Bereavement Coordinator – AnnaMaria Spurgin ext 1124Bulletin Editor [email protected] – Sheila Saalfeld ext 2401Director of Music – Catherine Fishlock ext 2116

Office of Evangelization – 513.561.5954Executive Director: Brad Bursa, PhD ext 1123Primary Evangelization: PK-4th Grade & Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Cindy Wurzelbacher ext 2110Jr. High Evangelization: 5th-8th Grade – Bryan Wells ext 2107Jr. High Youth Ministry – Bryan Wells ext 2107High School Youth Ministry – Megan Dickert ext 21 08Executive Assistant – Kristen Eggers ext 2109Cincinnati Frassati Fellowship (Young Adults) – Eli Rizzo [email protected] Society of Cincinnati (Adults & Families) – Rev. Henry Stephan, O.P.Rites of Christian Initiation (R.C.I.A.) – Rev. Clement Dickie, O.P.

Corporal Works of MercyHelping Hands – Nancy Lucas [email protected] of Columbus – Phil Motz 513-444-5072Ladies of Charity – Jean Wilkinson 513.498.5085Parish Health Ministry – Jeanne Palcic 513.317.4123Pregnancy Center East (for all pregnancy needs) 513.321.3100Soup Kitchen – Andy Cordier 513.248.1005St. Vincent De Paul Society – Jim Spurgin 513.561.5954, ext 2112Visitation of the Sick – Judy Hartmann 513.984.8003

Spiritual Works of MercyBaptism Team –Circle of Prayer – Barbara Rose [email protected] to Sick – Judy Hartmann 513.984.8003Natural Family Planning – David & Ann Stein 513.561.5751Pastoral Council – Mark Kosobud 513.469.0852Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration 513.561.5954 ext 2136Prayer Ministry for the Dying – Pat Collins 513.265.1897Regina Veritatis Prayer & Healing – Nealy Mechley 513.505.1740Respect Life – Debbie Graham 513.984.4766Rosary Making – Larry Ball 513.646.8523Unbound Ministry – Nealy Mechley 513.505.1740

Liturgical MinistriesAdult Choir – Catherine Fishlock 513.561.5954Contemporary Music Ensemble – Paul Kindt 513.697.9208Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion – Rev. Deacon Mike Muse, O.P. 513.561.5954 ext 2102Lectors – 513.561.5954 ext 1123Resurrection Choir – Marty Cunningham 513.891.4226The St. Anne and the Child Mary Guild – Cristina Genung 513.404.6011St. Joseph the Worker Society – Rev. Clement Dickie, O.P. 513.561.5954Ushers – Douglas Postler 513.791.6298Viri Selecti – Ben Hoffmann [email protected] Choir – Catherine Fishlock 513.561.5954

Spiritual GroupsAdult Bible Study – 513.561.5954Amiguitas del Corazón de Jesús – Nora Klopp-Frias [email protected] Warfare Confraternity – Rev. Clement Dickie, O.P. 513.561.5954Benedictine Oblates – Mark Milliron 513.539.6275Catholic Men’s Fellowship – Chris Nachtrab 513.604.1899Confraternity of the Most Holy Rosary – Brian Zappia 513.791.7299Dominican Laity (Bishop Fenwick) – Jonathan Ring [email protected] Laity (OLP) – Mr. Fred Thomas, O.P. 513.335.1700 or [email protected]/CANA Family For Mothers – Anita Pappalardo 513.248.8237Holy Family Prayer Group – Malissa Frohlich 513.519.5197 Special Needs Moms Support Group – Tina Rolfes [email protected] Devotion to Mary – Anne Collins 513.984.4708

Parish GroupsAthletic Boosters – Marc Gerwel 513.774.7779Boy Scouts – Robert Dinga 612.616.8242Cub Scouts – Chris De Brunner 513.379.1010Festival Committee – Cathy Egan 513.290.3391Lenten Fish Fry – Rob Mancini 513.520.6360Little Flower Library – Susan Santos 513.504.0205Parish Coffee – Mark Findley 513.417.9227

Vocations DirectorsArchdiocese of Cincinnati – Fr. Dan Schmitmeyer 513.421.3131Dominican Friars – Fr. Jacob Bertrand Janczyk, O.P. DominicanFriars.orgNashville Dominican Sisters – Sr. Peter Marie, O.P. 615.256.5486

PARISH DIRECTORY

On the Front Cover: The Vision of St. Dominic

Bernardo Cavallino 1616-1656

St. Gertrude Roman Catholic Parish 2

MASS SCHEDULE & PARISH OFFICE INFORMATION

Parish Office HoursMonday-Friday: 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

School Office HoursJuly: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 8:30-11:30 a.m.August 1-19, Monday-Thursday, 8:30-11:30 a.m.

Church HoursEvery day: 7:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.

Masses at St. Gertrude Parish Office Info

St. Gertrude is a Roman Catholic Parish in the Dominican heritage of prayer, preaching and teaching. Under our Lady’s mantle, gathered as the Body of Christ, we celebrate Him in the Sacraments, Sacred Scripture and in Catholic education. Serving our brothers and sisters in the New Evangelization, we seek to grow in love as we journey with Jesus to God the Father, in the Holy Spirit.

Please submit your Mass announcements & bulletin articles to: [email protected]

6543 Miami Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45243513.561.5954 | FAX 513.561.7184 | www.StGertrude.org

BULLETIN

8/23/20MATERIALS DUE

8/12/20

BULLETIN DEADLINE

OFFERINGSt. Gertrude Parish Weekly

Collection and Budget Report

8/2/20Collection: $ 36,349.00Weekly Budget: $ 40,000.00Weekly Deficit: ($ 3,651.00)

Year to Date Budget: $ 180,000.00Year to Date Actual: $ 154,264.00Year to Date Deficit: ($ 25,736.00)

Dominican Mission $ 6,678.00

**During the special pandemic Mass Schedule, Masses will be celebrated on the specified day but the time cannot be guaranteed.***

Monday, August 10, St. Lawrence †Sue Stegman/The McKeen Family †John Nealon/The Hertlein Family Dolores Brandstetter/Jeannie Mueller

Tuesday, August 11, St. Clare †David Sammons/Rick Sammons †Marilyn Hill/The Finnegan Family †Charles Caton/The Beinke Family

Wednesday, August 12, St. Jane Frances de Chantal †Helen Minturn/Susan & Kevin Kane †Robert Ellert/Trish & Steve Krehbiel †Deceased Members of the Order of Preachers

Thursday, August 13, Saints Pontian & Hippolytus †Norma Bandel/Brock & Megan Johnson John Spilker/The Wilger Family †Tom Williams/Nancy Lucas

Friday, August 14, St. Maximilian Kolbe †Ed Tappel/Brad & Katie Bursa †Arthur Lacasse/Craig & Teresa Babcock †Rosemary Dosch/The Spurgin Family

Saturday, August 15, The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary (This year today is not a Holyday of Obligation in the USA) †Joseph & Marjorie Schirmer/ The Schirmer Family Novices professing vows

August 15-16, 20th Sunday in Ordinary TimeSaturday: Gregory & Nichole Speicher/ Tricia Speicher Sunday: People of St. Gertrude, Living and Deceased †Ralph Mohr/Elaine & Jeff Parker †Marc Cassiere/The Arlings †Sandra Benvie/Barbara Buescher †Mary Martha Yee/Michael & Diane Kennedy


FROM THE PASTOR’S DESK | Rev. George Schommer, O.P.

Dear Parishioners and Friends of St. Gertrude Church: We can rejoice in the fact that we have now returned to the public celebration of the Mass for two full months. Unfortunately, the joy of returning to the celebration of the Mass has been mixed with anxiety about safety in light of the coronavirus.

At this time, there is a state-wide mandate for facial coverings “in any indoor location that is not a residence.” This applies to our parish church and other buildings. There are specific exemptions for medical reasons given on the state website.

The moment within Mass where we are most vulnerable to spread the virus is when we come forward to physically receive Holy Communion. In order to minimize risk and reduce anxiety during Communion, we are updating our Holy Communion protocols with some minor changes and some renewed emphasis.

• Try as best as possible to maintain six feet of distance between families in the communion line. Bear in mind as you are lining up that not everyone will be going forward for Communion.

• When you reach the end of the aisle, line up along the altar rail with 6 ft (roughly the distance between the rail’s metal columns) between families.

• Avoid touching the rail as it is a high-touch surface. If you need the rail to brace yourself for kneeling or standing up, it would be better to simply remain standing.

• Remove your mask before the minister comes to you, so that you are ready to consume the Eucharist when you receive it.

• Receiving Holy Communion on the tongue is strongly discouraged by Archbishop Schnurr for the safety of the minister and the communicant.

• If you are receiving in the hand:

o Prepare your non-dominant hand as an altar by putting it out flat with your dominant hand underneath so that the host won’t slip or roll once it is placed on your hand.

o Do not move either hand until the minister’s hand is out of the way.

o The minister will sanitize his hands if any contact is made.

With the trust and simplicity of a small child, I give myself to You today, O Lord Jesus, my Master. I leave You complete freedom in directing my soul. Guide me

along the paths You wish. I won’t question them. I will follow You

trustingly. Your merciful Heart can do all things! (Diary, #228).

• If you are receiving on the tongue:

o Please extend your tongue out and tilt your head back so that the minister can place the host without making contact.

o Do not close your mouth until the minister’s hand is out of the way.

o The minister will sanitize his hands if any contact is made.

• Replace your mask after consuming the host and before returning to your place.

• The communion ministers will continue to purify and sanitize their hands before and after the distribution of Holy Communion

While this protocol mitigates the risks involved in physically receiving Holy Communion, it does not eliminate them. If you are particularly vulnerable, it is still recommended to avoid coming up for Communion. Since masks have to be lowered in order to receive Communion, the risk of transmitting the virus during this time cannot be eliminated.

The full effect of the Sacrament of the Eucharist is found in spiritual communion. When we receive physical communion, our goal is spiritual communion with the Lord, but we can also receive spiritual communion by making an act of devotion during the elevation of the host and the chalice. If you are not able to physically receive at this time, the graces of the Sacrament remain available to you.

Beyond these practical protocols, it is essential that we prepare our hearts to be able to receive the benefits of the Eucharist. Bearing with others’ anxieties in love, helps us to reap the spiritual fruits of the Sacrament.

St. Gertrude Roman Catholic Parish 4

RESTORING PUBLIC WORSHIP AT ST. GERTRUDE CHURCH Updated () June -.-.

¶ The Archbishop dispenses the faithful from the obligation of attending Sunday Mass. Please do not come if you feel sick. Those who are vulnerable may consider coming to a less crowded weekday Mass.

Health and Safety Measures ¶ Keep a prudent distance inside the church. Ushers will help ensure safe seating on Sundays. ¶ The pew in front of and behind your family should be empty. Keep at least one kneeler-length (about C/E of most pews) empty to the side. ¶ We ask that the faithful wear cloth masks for the sake of the common good. People with breathing difficulties and young children should not wear masks. ¶ Hand sanitizer will be available at the entrances of the church, along with baskets for collection envelopes. ¶ Only friars, sisters, novices, and some staff members will be in the sanctuary and sacristy. Lectors, acolytes, and extraordinary ministers will not serve for the time being. ¶ Volunteers will help wipe down high-touch surfaces between Sunday Masses.

Holy Communion ¶ You are not obliged to receive Holy Communion at every Mass you attend. Consider making a spiritual communion, or receiving at a weekday Mass. ¶ The faithful who choose to receive Holy Communion will come up to the altar rail, where one or two priests will distribute the sacred host. Keep space in line, and only remove your mask at the rail. ¶ You may receive on the tongue or in the hand, kneeling or standing. ¶ Those who require a low-gluten host should inform an usher, and may receive at the rail after Mass. The church will keep a supply of such hosts.

Confessions ¶ Confession is available every day: see the schedule for times, or call the office to make an appointment. ¶ Confessions will return to the church, using the handicap-accessible confessional. ¶ Please keep a prudent distance between households in line. Sanitize your hands before opening the door. ¶ Inside the confessional, do not touch anything. Do not kneel on the kneeler, and stay behind the screen. ¶ Once there are no penitents in line, the priest will leave, so please arrive on time.

SUNDAY ).++ am Mass 0+.++ am Conventual Mass 09.++ pm Mass ;.++ pm Confessions in Church A.++ pm Confessions in Church A.++ pm Dominican Rite Low Mass E.++ pm Mass

WEEKDAYS I.++ am Mass 00.;+ am Conventual Mass 09.++ pm Midday Prayer in Church (-... pm On Wednesdays:

Adoration, until <... pm A.++ pm Confessions in Church I.;+ pm Confessions in Church I.;+ pm Adoration, until N.++ pm

SATURDAY ).++ am Conventual Mass 00.;+ am Mass ;.++ pm Confessions in Church A.++ pm Confessions in Church A.;+ pm Mass (Sunday Anticipated)

A House of Prayer and Adoration ¶ Our church is a refuge of prayer and contemplation in these troubled times: please maintain reverence and quiet, including before and after Mass. Conversations should take place outside. ¶ The Blessed Sacrament will be exposed for adoration every weekday from =.>?—A pm. On Wednesdays, there will be exposition from CU—9 pm. Some special events or liturgies may occasionally replace adoration, so check the church calendar. ¶ We hope to return to perpetual adoration as soon as it is safe to do so.

¶ The friars will continue to fulfill all Mass intentions for every day. They will be announced in the bulletin rather than during Mass due to schedule shifts. ¶ The schedule above will change in the weeks ahead. Please check the website for updates.


LET US PRAY

Please Pray For...The Sick: Anthony Alvarez, Lisa Bertke, Bettie Caudill, Marguerite Crema,t Triset Defonseka, Kathy Elsbernd, Peggy Eshman, Marge Ferguson, Glenn Grismere, Loretta Holden, Joe Holly, Hummel Family, Aiko Kimura, Ed Kinney, Janice Koncius, Carlos LaTorre, Sophia LaTorre, Ann Lukey, Linda Merkley, Frank Merle, Sandra Munyon, Leo Napuri, Pat O’Brien, Gerry Patterson, Tim Petric, Michelle (Lydon) Ruscher, Jane Sansalone, Ellen Schaengold, Patricia Scherer, Pegge Schuermann, Richard Seifert, Teddie Slaper, Alex Smithers, Patricia Strauss, George Sullivan, Judy Sullivan, John Sweeney, Mary Saul, Debbie Van Hise, Bill Van Hise.

Pray for the Deceased: Ryan Pike, Lillian Durham

Those in the Armed Forces: Patrick Burke, Cole and Kyle Foster, Dominic Geraci, Daniel Holian, Mike Huber, Aaron Jacobson, Jacob Kramb, John Kramb, Kelly Leugers, Sammy Mascho, John Oscar, Sarah Ries, Dan Roseman, Andrew Shannon, and Ian Tester.

NEWS AND NOTES

Parish Picnic on August 22, 2020 is cancelled due to Covid-19 restrictions.

Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary: Saturday August 15th is the Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. There is no obligation to attend Mass that day. Masses will be celebrated according to the regular Saturday schedule.

Simple Profession of Vows: The Dominican Novices will conclude their year of novitiate formation and will make their simple profession of vows on Saturday, August 15. Because of COVID-19 protocols, the profession Mass is not open to the public and will be celebrated at an alternate time. Thank you for your understanding. Please pray for the 6 brothers professing their vows. They will be moving to the Dominican House of Studies in Washington, D.C. to continue their formation for the priesthood.

Update on Fr. Andre-Joseph LaCasse, O.P.: The Dominican Friars have been informed that Fr. André-Joseph LaCasse will serve a sabbatical year as parochial vicar at Corpus Christi Parish in Waterville, Maine. Please remember him in your prayers.

Pew Missals Available to take Home: Since we will not be having the pew missals in the church during the Covid-19 time, please take one home for you to keep. This is for you to keep at home, do not bring back to the church. They are available at the church doors for your convenience.

Festival: Thank you to EVERYONE who helped make the online auction (donors-bidders-volunteers-solicitors-follow up phone callers – and especially our auction chair Jenny Steiner) a super huge success. We hope everyone enjoyed being a part of the excitement.There is still time to catch a bargain. Visit auctionstg.givesmart.com and view items that show no bid. Don’t miss the Gatlinburg cabin #904 for the week of St Gertrude’s spring break. Call Cathy at 290-3391 if you find something you can’t live without...

A special thank-you again to the Seeger family for sponsoring the golf ball drop. Our winner of the $1000 was Rick Sammons. Thank you to the Madeira Fire Dept for stepping in to drop the balls. Due to Covid-19 the Helicopter could not drop the balls.

Thank you to Mike Castrucci for supplying the car for the grand raffle. It was a super huge hit!!! The winner of the car is quite a story. His name is Patrick Creamer and he was desperately in need of a new car. He purchased many tickets in hope of winning. He is also leaving for the seminary this weekend. I think he had extra help from above. We are very happy for Patrick and wish him all the best as he enters the seminary.

The winner of the second prize of pizza for a year was Ruth Stubbe. Thank you to Kenwood Larosa

There is no way I could list everyone in need of a thank you. Just know that the committee is very grateful for everyone’s support. It has been a crazy year but we got through it TOGETHER!

Cathy Egan-Joe Scherrer-Ben Hoffmann-Susie and Scott Bentley

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