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M A S S T I M E S D A I L Y 6:30, 8:30*: (*ALL SCHOOL MASS FRIDAYS 9:00 CHURCH WHEN IN SESSION); and Saturday : 8:30am S u n d a y L i t u r g y Sat. 5:30pm; Sun: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30, noon—Church; 9:30 —Parish Center C o n f e s s i o n s Sat 9-10:00am—Church; Tues 7:15-7:45am—Parish Center rm105; 2:45-3:30pm—Church; Th 6-6:30pm—Church E u c h a r i s t i c A d o r a t i o n
Church open (door closest to Rectory) throughout the week for private adoration: M-F, 6am-9pm; Sat, 8am-6:30pm; Sun, 7am-9pm 3rd Mon, 7:00pm, with Exposition and Benediction. 2nd & 4th Sun, 7:00pm, Eucharistic Hour of Praise with Benediction.
PARISH OFFICE
55 Williamsburg Lane
Office Hours
M-Th: 8am-3:30pm
F: 8am-3pm
937.433.1188
Fax: 433.3263
Emergency: 937.638.8058
Mrs. Linda Bottermuller
Business Manager, 216
Mr. Daniel Dunn
Youth Minister
433-5589 or ext. 209
Ms. Kristin Neighbors
Secretary, 200
Mr. David Gillespie
Deacon, Pastoral
Associate, 201
Mr. Robert Zinck
Deacon, 902.5428
Parish Leadership Team
Mr. Roger Duffy
Deacon, 269.6256
Mr. Randy Popson
Digital Evangelism,
contact through our
parish app.
Mr. Kevin Samblanet
Music Minister, 214
Rev. Patrick Sloneker
Pastor, 205
Rev. Andrew Smith
Parochial Vicar, 204
Ms. Stacy Stang
Pastoral Associate, 215
Religious Education
433.3377
Mrs. Jayne LoConti
Coordinator, 211
Mrs. Cathy Winkofsky
Admin. Assnt., 210
Mrs. Debbie Valley
Special Needs, 211
Incarnation School
45 Williamsburg Lane
433.1051
Mrs. Leah Coghlan, M.S.
Principal, 138
Mrs. Heather Terbay
Asst. Principal, 137
Registration
New parishioners may register via an automated process through our
parish app or contact the office.
A warm welcome to all.
Baptisms
Baptisms are held on the first three Sundays, after the noon Mass. Baptisms may be scheduled on the 4th Sundays during the noon Mass (limit 4). First time parents should plan to attend the Baptismal Preparation Program offered the first Thursday of each month (7:30 Parish Center). Call the office to register for class.
RCIA
Obtain information on The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults by calling Stacy Stang.
Marriages
Please plan for six months preparation time.
Call the office.
Hospital & Homebound Visits
We take particular care to visit those hospitalized and homebound. If you or a family member are hospitalized or homebound, please call the parish office. If there is a need to be anointed, you may contact the office with that request.
Mass Intentions
Call or visit the office.
Pastoral Council
[email protected] Meets 1st Mondays, Sept-June, 7:45PM, Parish Center Jeff Bengel, Howard Emsley, Erick Hammond, Brian Kohr, Jeff Meineke, Mike Sobecki, Susan Touchette, Mary Beth Walusis, Julie Beeler, Matt Gottschall, Diane Gulas, Glen Carr, Matt Savage Finance Commission
Louis Ahlers, John Bradley, Jim Frient, Bob Gutmann, Andrew Horner, John Krbs, Mike Krug, Steven Skerl, Karen Smith, Erin Strait Education Commission [email protected] Christina Anderson, Lou Brinkman, , Amy Doorley, Sharon Bengel, Michele Jakoboski, Ingrid McCalmont, Angela Brockman, Sigurd (Bob) Peterson, Ed Ponder Worship Commission Gerry Budi, Jeff Bull, Tony Deliberato, Tom Kolber, Kathy Lammlein, Adam Miller, Ruth Reeve, Cheryl Reichel, Blake Rinderle, Jim/Ruth Schumacher Social Outreach Commission Jeannie Barr, Dave Berling, Kyle Brandon, Glenn/Lynn Carr, Dave/Mary Ann Cavanaugh, Bill Engel, Pat Fillingim, Lisa Hetrick, Linda Koeller, Sam Kuper, Phil McLaughlin, Marlene Orendorf, Christy Piszkiewicz, Jim Powers, David Ryan, Megan Sparks, Wakiuru Wamwara, Kathy Welfare, Glen Whaley, Bob Wolf
MASSES FOR THE WEEK
Monday, July 8
6:30 – John Martin (D)
8:30 - Patricia Higgins (D)
Tuesday, July 9
6:30 - Ken Breakall (L)
8:30– Deceased Members of the
Straley Family
Wednesday, July 10
6:30 – Don & Lydia Norcia (L)
8:30 - Bill Benge (D)
Thursday, July 11
6:30 – Mary Ferrang (D)
8:30 - Georgia Wathen (D)
Friday, July 12
6:30– People of the Parish
8:30– Art Motz, Richard Andrews &
Leon Thelen (all deceased)
Saturday, July 13
8:30– Deceased Members of the
Gioffre Family
5:30– Lisa Popp (D)
Sunday, July 14
7:30 - People of the Parish
9:00 - Deceased Members of the
Pietrandrea Family
9:30 - Elizabeth Hagerty
10:30 - Tom Forsthoefel
11:00 - Mass on vacation
12:00 - Edward Huttinger Family
living and deceased
WEEKEND SCHEDULE
SATURDAY, JULY 13
5:30: AUBERZINSKY, AUBERZINSKY, FR. PAT
Sunday, July 14
7:30: Fr. Smith
9:00: Fr. Pat
9:30: Beeler, Bigby, Bigby, Fr. Smith
10:30: Scheimann, Dannemiller, Fr. Pat
11:00: This mass is on summer vacation.
12:00: Spychalski, Fr. Smith
SUNDAY COLLECTION
June 30 - $41,893.00
Peter’s Pence—$3,150.00
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Mon__ Gn 28:10-22a * Ps 91:1-4, 14-15ab * Mt 9:18-26
Tues__ Gn 32:23-33 * Ps 17:1b-3, 6-7, 8b, 15 * Mt 9:32-38
Wed__ Gn 41:55-57; 42:5-7a, 17-24a * Ps 33:2-3, 10-11, 18-19 * Mt 10:1–7
Thu___Gn 44:18-21, 23b-29; 45:1-5 * Ps 105:16-21 * Mt 10:7-15
Fri____Gn 46:1-7, 28-30 * Ps 37:3-4, 18-19, 27-28, 39-40 * Mt 10:16-23
Sat___ Gn 49:29-32, 50:15-26a * Ps 105:1-4, 6-7 * Mt 10:24-33
Sun…..Dt 30:10-14 * Ps 69:14, 17, 30-31, 33-34, 36-37
ANSWERING JESUS’ CALL
Many of our young people have volunteered to help those less fortunate
than themselves. Many of our adults have volunteered to help those
struggling to survive from the tornadoes that decimated numerous homes
and businesses.
When Jesus began his public ministry he quickly had more work to do
than he could possibly handle by himself. So he selected twelve apostles, but
even that was not enough. There was more to do than even the apostles
could get done. Therefore Jesus called 72 additional people.
Today’s gospel tells the story of how Jesus selected 72 disciples and
sent them out in pairs to every town and place he intended to visit. He told
his workers as he sent them out: “The harvest is abundant, but the laborers
are few; so ask the master of the harvest to send out laborers for his
harvest.”
Two thousand years later the problem is still the same - an abundance
of work and a shortage of laborers. There is more to do than Christ and his
helpers can possibly get done. I think there is a way that we can all respond
to our Lord’s call. However, before we do, let me offer a few observations.
Jesus devoted his entire life to helping people. Some of you may think
the business of Christ is mainly a religious matter. His work is saving souls
and safely ushering them into heaven. But think back to his earthy ministry.
What did he do? He fed the hungry. He healed the sick. He befriended the
lonely. He forgave the guilty. He rebuked the proud. He defended the
oppressed.
It is still the same today. Christ cares about a lot of things, but his chief
concern is people. A second point I’d like to make has to do with where we
would have to go. And there’s good news here. We don’t have to travel to
some far-off place to work for Him. There are people who need to be loved
right where we are. There are human necessities that need to be met in our
home, in our neighborhood, in our schools—every place that our daily lives
may take us. The main thing that most of us need to do is cultivate an
awareness. The job opportunities are all around us. We simply fail to see
them.
One of the amazing characteristics of Jesus was his awareness of
people. He saw Zacchaeus in the tree and called him down and changed his
life. A poor widow dropped two pennies in the temple treasury and Jesus
made her a classic example of generosity. A crippled man lay beside the pool
of Bethesda for 38 years. He had been there so long that no one noticed him
anymore. But Jesus came, saw him and healed him. He was always aware of
people.
We don’t need to go to some far-off place in order to serve Christ. We
can start today, right where we are. All we need are eyes to see, a heart to
care, and the will to try. There is work waiting to be done all around us. Jesus
is calling each of us. Will we hear his call and respond?
Deacon Bob
IMPORTANT WELCOMES
Welcome to Sister Mary Ann Barnhorn, a Sister of Notre Dame de
Namur, coming from Cincinnati, who will be with us next weekend at all
Masses as this year’s Mission Cooperative Plan speaker. Parishioners
will recall that each year all archdiocesan parishes receive a mission
speaker coordinated by the Archdiocese of Cincinnati Mission Office.
Sister will be offering a reflection at all Masses next weekend which
will integrate the Sunday Scriptures as well as some dimensions of her
order’s missionary endeavors. Please say a prayer for Sister Barnhorn.
She will be doing something I’m not sure I would be able to do: have the
energy and stamina to speak at six Sunday Masses!
It is with joy that Incarnation Parish welcomes two new staff
members. After a two month search process we have hired Jayne LoConti
and Deacon David Gillespie. Let me offer a very brief introduction of
each.
Jayne, who has been hired as our director of religious education,
comes to us from St. Mary Magdalene Church in Arizona where she
worked for many years in the same capacity. She moved to the Mason
area a year ago to be closer to her mother. The interview team
appreciated that Jayne is very experienced and possesses great creativity
in engaging parents of children in faith formation. She is also light on her
feet, as Jesus was, having flexibility in ministry, since the growing church
where she ministered did not always have facilities readily available for
classrooms and even her office!
Deacon David Gillespie, our new pastoral associate, is from St.
Patrick, Troy, making a transition to full time parish ministry after a career
in the business world. David has a hearty laugh and a bright smile, just
like one would imagine Jesus having. He has worked with youth in
scouting and in parish life and has a great deal of evangelical zeal.
We will be getting to know both Jayne and David better as they will
be sharing their history and hopes in the bulletin and on the app. Also,
toward the end of August I will be inviting them to introduce themselves to
parishioners both formally and informally at Masses.
As you will recall, last bulletin and app. article found me offering
words of thanks for inspiration in parish life. What I didn’t say is that I ran
out of room in my article! Wonderfully, there is always room for more
thanks for inspiration!
For example, I am greatly inspired by ushers who are doing a great
job reaching out in welcome to parishioners and guests. They are doing
this by striving not to chat among themselves, but rather by spreading out
and being at different doors offering a warm greeting!
To that inspiration add the dozens of people who are considering
becoming Eucharistic Ministers after an appeal was made at weekend
Masses. As I related in my homily two weekends ago, while we have
enough ministers, some are on the schedule several times a month and
some even most weekends. Thanks to those who heard Jesus’ call to be
made worthy by him to minister his presence in an even more profound
way!
There are times when a family has no one who feels comfortable
proclaiming the Word of God at their loved one’s funeral. This makes
perfect sense, because more than anything else, as grieving family
members, they ought to be ministered to by us rather than ministering to
themselves.
Recall, over the past months, about a dozen retired parishioners
offered themselves to be funeral servers. They are doing a great job and
they represent all the People of God at Incarnation as we minister to the
bereaved, providing three great works of
Mercy: burying the dead, comforting the
afflicted and praying for the living and the
dead.
I am wondering whether there might
be current lectors and Eucharistic
ministers who would be open to
ministering at funerals. In this manner
there would be a more varied presence of
Jesus ministering at funerals.
Pastoral Associate, Stacy Stang, who
leads funeral ministry, would keep that list
handy in case we might need a minister or
two. Again, this would not be a frequent
ministry.
Continued thanks to Shari and Phil
Kern and so many volunteers in parish life
who have laid the groundwork for a great
parish picture directory! Many thanks to
Kristin Neighbors, our parish
administrative assistant, who is fielding
dozens of calls a day about different
dimensions of the directory!
We have added three additional
picture days, August 13, 14 and 15, which
will probably be filled even before you read
this! Hopefully we will continue to add
days, so please go online or call Kristin in
the parish office to schedule an
appointment!
In the meantime, as we receive the
pictures from our scheduled sittings,
parishioners are invited to submit “event
pictures” from parish, PREP and school
life.
In past directories, it was common to
have pictures of all our ministry groups,
the servers, choir members, church
cleaners etc. Such pictures require an
incredible amount of organization to
schedule and there are always many
ministers who can’t make those photos.
Instead of having organized ministry
pictures, we will have several pages of
pictures of parish and school life. Many
times these are like a collage. Therefore,
if you have a picture or two that you would
like considered for the parish picture
directory, please send it to the parish
email [email protected]
with the subject line in all caps: EVENT
PICTURE.
Sincerely and With Love in Christ,
Fr. Pat
PILGRIMAGE TO OBERAMMERGAU, GERMANY
Join parishioners from Incarnation and St. Veronica
Parishes to see the renowned Passion Play June 26 -
July 5, 2020. In 1633, the residents of Oberammergau,
Bavaria, Germany vowed that if God spared them from
the bubonic plague ravaging the region, they would
produce a play thereafter for all time every 10 years
depicting the life and death of Jesus. The production
involves over 2,000 performers, musicians and stage
technicians, all residents of the village. Fr. Smith will be
joining us on this pilgrimage so we will be able to have
Mass most days. This pilgrimage may be a performing
choir tour depending on how many choir members travel
with us. We will be traveling to Germany (Berlin, Leipzig,
Nuremberg, Salzburg, Augsburg, Munich etc.) and
Austria for 10 days and see the play on July 4, 2020.
The cost is $3,584 (excluding airfare). I have printed,
detailed brochures of our itinerary and booking
instructions for anyone who wants one. Please feel free
to see me after any Mass or call me at the parish offices
937-433-1188 or email me at
I hope you can join us for this very special pilgrimage to
Germany.
Kevin Samblanet,
Director of Music.
MOMS/GRANDMOTHERS (no kids or spouses) are
invited to two moms nights out to socialize. Ladies
possibly interested in joining our Moms Group during the
next school year will be warmly welcomed. It’s a great
networking opportunity with other moms/grandmothers.
The dates and places are: July 10 at 7:00PM at Elsa‘s on
Wilmington Pike. Please RSVP to Janel Skerl by two days
before so that we can make reservations:
(937) 554-5974.
23rd ANNUAL GENE WESTENDORF MEMORIAL GOLF
TOURNAMENT Friday July 26, 2019
The Golf Club at Yankee Trace
Play golf to win $500 for your St. Vincent de Paul conference
at the 23rd Annual Gene Westendorf Memorial Golf Tourna-
ment. This foursome scramble
(shotgun start at 7:45 AM) will take
place at the Golf Club at Yankee
Trace on Friday, July 26th and will be
played in memory of Gene Westen-
dorf, an avid supporter of St. Vincent
de Paul’s mission.
THE CATCH THE BUILDING SPIRIT Habitat for
Humanity House construction is at the drywall
stage! The house is located at 203 W. Pease,
West Carrolton, and will be home for a family of 6.
Five year old daughter Destiny has Spina- Bifida,
and will be wheel chair bound for life. The house is
designed for handicap accessibility. Please help
CtBS meet the goal of $53,000 to fund the
materials and engineering for the house by making
a donation to: Catch the Building Spirit, 1490
Forrer Blvd., PO Box 20100, Dayton OH. 45420.
Please mark Incarnation Church on your check.
You can also make a contribution on the parish
app. Thank you!
SISTER MARY ANN BARNHORN
Sister Mary Ann Barnhorn, of the Sisters of
Notre Dame de Namur, will be speaking about the
need for clean water in Africa at the Masses on
Saturday, July 13th and Sunday, July 14th.
Throughout Africa there is a critical lack of
clean water for drinking and sanitation. Almost one
billion people do not have access to safe water.
Next weekend a special collection will be
taken to help the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur
provide life-changing electricity and clean water to
the people in Africa. Thank you in advance for your
generosity.
INCARNATION PARISH
MONDAY
August 12, 2019
1:00PM TO 7:00PM
TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT
GO TO WWW.DONORTIME.COM
ENTER CODE: 525
We invite all INCARNATION MOMS/GRANDMOTHERS
and kids to explore the new playground together at Forest
Field Park at 2100 E. Centerville Station Road and to stay
for a picnic lunch. This is a great opportunity for the kids to
meet and play together while the adults meet and talk. All
ladies are warmly welcomed to join us with their kids of all
ages. Everyone is welcome to bring a blanket and their
own picnic lunch. Stay for all or part of it, 9:30AM -
12:30PM. Here are the dates for the playground/picnic
social: July 16, August 6. Call Janel Skerl if you have any
questions: (937) 554-5974.
INCARNATION SUNDAY NURSERY
Incarnation’s Nursery is open during the
Sunday 9:30 and10:30 Mass.
Our caregivers are Virtus trained and
background checked.
Location is in the Parish Activity Center (PAC) room 102.
All children are welcome from birth until 3 years of age.
INCARNATION SCHOOL NEWS
Incarnation School – www.incarnation-school.com
Incarnation School is fully accredited with the Archdiocese
of Cincinnati and the Ohio Department of Education and
offers grades pre-k through eight. World Languages,
music (including band and orchestra), art, and integrated
technology and STEM are part of our rigorous
curriculum. If you are interested in learning more about
this three-time Blue Ribbon of Excellence school, or to
arrange a tour, please contact Mrs. Leah Coghlan,
principal, at 937-433-1051, extension 137 or Mrs. Kim
Shields, registrar, at 937-433-1051, extension 134.
Incarnation School is currently accepting 2019-2020
admission applications for its
award winning
programs. Limited space is still
available in select grades. Call
Mrs. Shields at 433-1051 ext.
134 for registration information
or to schedule a tour. Space is
limited so call today!
INCARNATION RELIGIOUS EDUCATION REGISTRATION
Registrations are now being taken for the Incarnation
Religious Education Program (PREP) for
elementary age children and also for
children ages 3, 4, 5, and K.
Registrations are done online using the
Incarnation Parish App.
The Elementary program starts mid
August and the Early Childhood program
begins mid September.
If you do not have the Parish App go to the Parish Website
homepage: www.incarnation-parish.com.
It has links to the Apple App Store, Google play store and
link to the PC app as well as the instructions for
registering. There is even a short video on that page for
how to register.
Any questions please call Cathy Winkofsky at the parish
office 433-3377 x 210
or email [email protected].
AN INVITATION: Please accept this invitation from Father Pat to
bring up the gifts at a weekend Mass. If you are interested –
please reply to: Jayne.LoConti@incarnation-
parish.com
Please note your last name, the date and Mass you
are interested in, and we will confirm if that spot is
open and confirm your date and time.
We are now accepting reservations.
LEISURE CLUB MEETING
The July Leisure Club meeting will be held on Thursday, July
11, in the Parish Center, Room 104. Social time begins at
10:15 a.m., followed by our business meeting at 10:45
a.m.
Father Pat will discuss the State of the Parish, and this will
begin around 11:30. A planned lunch of fried chicken from
Kroger will be available afterward.
Guests are always welcome! If you have any questions,
please call Jean Corron (433-8100) or John (Skip) Martin
(770-713-9061).
ON THE LAWN
Dayton’s Catholic College 18-23YO Summer Ministry
Free Dinner Recent HS Grads
Lawn Games College Students
Fellowship Working 18-23YO’s
Discussion Recent College Grads
Prayer
Tuesdays 6:30-8:30PM
Hosted at St. Francis
Gather at the Picnic Shelter
For more information: https://www.daytoncatholicya.com/college.html
REMINDER FALL SPORTS REGISTRATION!
Fall sports registration will be open at
www.incarnationcyo.org.
Teams will form, register for their respective leagues, and
begin practice before school resumes in the fall. Register
now to be sure to be included.
Fall Sports Include:
CYO Soccer– Open to entering 4th thru 8th grade
Incarnation and PREP students.
CYO golf– Open to entering 5th thru 8th grade Incarnation
and PREP students.
Crusader Cadets golf– Open to entering 3rd and 4th
grade Incarnation and PREP students.
Check the Incarnation Website www.incarnationcyo.org.
SUMMER CAMPS!
Want to learn coding or maybe get coached by members of
the state-winning hoops team? Join us at Moeller for summer
camp!
See the full list and description at our
website moellersummercamps.com. And be sure to check out
our new academic camps – we're sure there's something for
you!
See you this summer.
TIPP CITY – This fun, hometown festival has carnival games,
gambling, live bands, a flea market, beer sales, Beer Garden,
BINGO, family games, Game Truck, lots of food, a Sweet Tooth
Booth, basket raffle and more. It will take place from 5-11
p.m. on Friday, July 12, and includes a performance by The
Decades and from 3-11 p.m. on Saturday, July 13 with Polka
Mass at 5 p.m., then Alpen Echoes Polka Band in concert. Hey
Hey Hey It’s Polka Time!!Located at St. John The Baptist
Catholic Church, 753 S. Hyatt St. in Tipp City, OH 45371
Admission is free, but games, rides and food cost.
Thank You!!
Cameron Martin
St. John’s Tipp City Festival
33rd ANNUAL BIBLE INSTITUTE
Friday, July 26 – Friday, August 2
Xavier University Campus
‘Repair My Church!’ is the theme for the 2019 Presentation
Ministries’ Bible Institute in Cincinnati, Ohio. It is a one-of-a-
kind conference that offers to make you a powerful disciple of
Christ. There are daytime seminars, daily mass, plus evening
healing services and weekend general sessions. Our very pop-
ular Youth Program will be held on Friday, August 2. Cost is a
free will donation. Brochures with registration details are at
the church entrance. Web Registration is available at
www.presentationministries.com and click on the tab ‘Bible
Institute’ or call us at (513) 922-0923. Deadline for meals and
lodging is July 3, 2018.
FREE CATHOLIC INFORMATION BOOTH AT MONTGOMERY
COUNTY FAIR: will be hosted by the Legion of Mary
July 8-14, 2019, in the air-conditioned Main Event Center,
open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., at the 4-H Fairgrounds, 645 Infirmary
Road, Dayton, OH 45417. Free literature, rosaries, medals,
etc. Regular Fair admission applies. For more Fair info: http://
www.montcofair.com/#fair About the Legion of Mary, call or
text Ennis and Gloria Dodd (937) 999-1263.
SAVE THE DATE: SEPTEMBER 28
This year, St. Vincent de Paul
Conferences in the Dayton
District will be participating in
the national Friends of the
Poor Walk/Run®. All money
raised by parish walkers will
go directly to our parish
Conference to assist the
needy in Centerville-
Washington.
The Dayton event is a
two-mile walk (not a timed
run) at Cox
Arboretum MetroPark that
begins at 10 AM on Saturday,
September 28, 2019. The
walk will be followed by a lunch at the St. Henry Parish activity
Center. More information will be available soon for online and
offline registration and pledges.
This is a great opportunity to enjoy the Arboretum with friends
and assist the needy of our community. Please mark your
calendars!
ST JOSEPH MEN’S RETREAT
Become a father on earth like the Father in heaven The Fathers
of St. Joseph are hosting a men’s retreat, LEAD: The Four Marks
of Fatherly Greatness
EVENT DETAILS St. Patrick Parish Center 409 E Main St. Troy,
OH 45373
Aug. 24, 2019 Registration: $35 (includes lunch, participant
guide & refreshments) Please contact us if you have a financial
hardship.
REGISTRATION LINK http://bit.ly/fosj-lead or CONTACT (937)
524-LEAD (5323) [email protected]
(937) 371-2226
Interior design & consultation
Marlene Orendorf
interior design
The Gi Yu Dojo
Sukh Sandhu Martial Arts
Adult and Children’s Martial
Arts
Japanese Jujutsu and Self
Defense for the Whole Family!
www.giyudojo.com
937-435-2203
JUNIOR KNIGHTS CROSS COUNTRY 2019
Registration is OPEN for the 2019 season!
Are you interested in running Cross Country this Fall? Join
fellow 6th-8th graders in September and October.
Optional trainings will begin In July, and regular trainings
August 1. We train three days a week, and are very flexible
if you play other sports. The cost is $40 per 7th/8th
grader and $25 per 6th grader, which will include entry to
all scheduled meets (2-mile race for 7th/8th graders, 1-2
mile races for 6th), use of a jersey, and training by
experienced parent volunteers. Each season has been a
GREAT learning experience for both new and old runners,
and a lot of FUN! Incoming 6th graders:
https://forms.gle/xhQPm2KNqPhsUZsM9
Incoming 7th-8th graders:
https://forms.gle/JsGCh6qBMUwjZGhs7
CONTACT: Maria Snizik [email protected].
ALTER GIRLS SOCCER 2019 KNIGHTS ACADEMY
When: July 22-26, 2019 from 6:00-8:00 p.m.
Where: Alter High School
Register: https://alterhs.org/camps/registration/
Cost: $120.00
The Alter Girls’ Soccer team is hosting its seventh annual
advanced training clinic. The “Knights Academy” is open
to any female soccer player entering third grade in the fall
of 2019 up to those entering Alter as freshmen. The camp
will be held on Alter’s turf field and will be run by the
Varsity and Junior Varsity coaching staff and current
players. Each attendee can expect to improve her
technical ability and tactical understanding of the game
and work on speed and conditioning
to introduce her to the physical
demands of playing at the high
school level. Goalkeepers will receive
individual and specialized
instruction. All players will receive a
free camp t-shirt for attending.
2019 SOFTBALL CAMP
When? July 23-25 9:00am-3:00pm
Where? Bishop Fenwick High School
Cost? $60.00 Per participant (3rd-8th grade)
Who? Girls grades 3rd-8th are invited to
participate in our FHS softball camp.
*T-shirt Included
Register:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSckJXg_Oxd
nXUpUrhSb9E3AOOR46l4defSb
Anw1UECZlPWypw/viewform?usp=sf_link
Participates will work closely with our varsity team, gaining
knowledge of both the game of softball and drills. Each
day will have a specific theme on what will be covered.
There will be a defense (fielding) day, hitting (i.e. Bunting,
slapping, power hitting), and the last day will be filled with
a friendly scrimmage.
Any questions contact: Coach Meghan Stewart
(812)774-0121 [email protected].
INTERESTED IN EXPANDING YOUR UNDERSTANDING OF
OUR CATHOLIC FAITH? Want to discover not only what the
church teaches but also who you are as a person?
Discerning a call to deeper service, perhaps even the
diaconate? Would you like to be more proficient and
capable in dealing pastorally with issues at church and at
work? An integrated program of spiritual, intellectual,
pastoral and personal formation helps you discern and
respond to God’s call while preparing for new
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Ministry Formation through the Athenaeum of Ohio’s Lay
Pastoral Ministry Program. Check out athenaeum.edu or
call 513-231-1200 for information or to set up an
interview. We offer graduate and non-degree options at
the main campus in Mt. Washington, and at St.
Christopher in Vandalia we offer non-degree certificate
classes. Weeknight and Saturday classes and flexible
formation components allow you to fit the program into a
busy adult schedule. Call Monday-Friday 8:30-4:30 or go
online anytime!
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