Mass Intentions December 11— December 17, 2017

Liturgical Schedules December 16 & December 17, 2017

MONDAY, December 11

Chapel 8:30am Charlotte Kettler

12:00pm Robert Kunkel

TUESDAY, December 12 8:30am Bruce Carpenter

WEDNESDAY, December 13 Chapel 8:30am Fr. Chris Coleman THURSDAY, December 14 8:30am Walter Hoelscher

FRIDAY, December 15 8:30am Students & Teachers of St. Nicholas Academy 12:00pm Mildred, David & James Hartman

SATURDAY, December 16 8:30am Communion Service 3:00pm Cathaleen Beebe 5:00pm Andy, Rose and Tom Morrissey

SUNDAY, December 17 8:30am Parishioners of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart & Sts. Peter and Paul 10:30am Special Intention of the Heintzman Family

Sts. Peter and Paul Parish December 16—Saturday 3:00 pm Mass

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion- Michelle Mages, Amy & Anna Dougoud, Jule Montalbini, Heidi Sandlin, Teresa Finkbeiner Lectors—Peggy & Taylor Schmidt Servers— Jayden & Julian Bemmes, Sebasatian Gabbard December 17—Sunday 10:30am Mass

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion Gail & Patrick Dorsey, Blaise Harsch, Mary Lee Grippa, Terri Reddish, Megan/Katie Kunkel, Jack Otten (choir) Lectors—Tom & Diane Lynd Servers— Sally Wulf, Nathan & Kaitlyn Otten Gifts— Children’s Liturgy of the Word— Mary Beth

Lohmueller & Jennifer Kleehamer

Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Parish December 16- Saturday 5:00 pm Mass

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion- Bill & Judy Mack, Nikki & Mason Cromer, Francine Gates, Janet Seeberger Lectors: Randy Flannery & Jeanne Fischer Servers: Hope Cromer & Katie Jo Tobler

December 17-Sunday 8:30 am Mass

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion- Brian Hoffman, Beth Lucas, Anne Moore, Karen Stevenson, Mary Anne Nolte, Harry Schneider Lectors—Dave Lucas & Colleen Foley Servers—Nathan & Ashlyn Hoffman

Please pray for the repose of the

soul for

Anna Marie Reed

And

Paul Francis Kreiner

May their souls and all the souls of the faithful

departed, through the mercy of God,

rest in peace.

FAITH FORMATION

Prepare your heart for next week’s

Mass Sunday, December 17 Is 61:1-2a, 10-11 1 Thes 5: 16-24 Jun 1: 6-8, 19-28

John the Baptist stands as a

sign of contradiction, calling

his contemporaries back to a

relationship with the Living

God. Perhaps you are being called to follow in

John’s footsteps today. (Mark 1:1-8)

Parent meeting at Saints Peter and Paul -Wednesday, Jan. 9th - 6:45pm

FIRST RECONCILIATION & FIRST HOLY COMMUNION-2018

1st Reconciliation at Ss Peter and Paul Thursday, Feb. 15th 7:00 pm

Jesus Day at both parishes Saturday, April 28th 9:00 am/1:00 pm

Picture Night at OLSH Tuesday, May 1st 7:00 pm

Picture Night at SsPP Wed, May 2nd 7:00 pm

First Holy Communion Sat. & Sun., May 5th/6th All Masses

CONFIRMATION-2018

Confirmation Class at OLSH December 17, 2017 6:30pm

Confirmation Retreat Fri. & Sat., Feb. 9th/10th 7:00 pm to 7:00 pm

Confirmation at the Cathedral Tuesday, March 6th 7:00 pm

Do you ever wonder “What Do I Do Now?” If so, consider joining us on

Wednesday, December 13 at 7pm in SSPP Notre Dame Hall as we discuss that

question. Chris Tardio is our Catechist for the evening, leading our discussion on

Vocations and God’s Universal Call to Holiness.

GOSPEL WEEKLIES

THIS SUNDAY’S GOSPEL: Mark 1:1–8 In Sunday’s Gospel, John the Baptist urges people to prepare a smooth, straight road on which God can come to us. Isaiah’s words of comfort to the exiled Israelites assure them and us that we can count on God’s forgiveness. Jesus’ words call for us to turn our lives around and make sure that we have an open path for God to enter our hearts.

EXPLORING THE GOSPEL: John the Baptist told people to prepare for the coming of the Lord. Talk about the ways your family is preparing for Christmas. Are you thinking and praying about the birth of Jesus, or are you thinking about toys and gifts?

Talk about the way your family approaches giving gifts at Christmastime. Think of ways you can give of yourself to the people you give presents PRAY TOGETHER :To celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe (Tuesday, December 12), add praying the Hail Mary to your Advent wreath prayer this week. You may even want to place a statue or picture of Mary near your wreath.

FAITH FORMATION

CHRISTMAS EVE SCHEDULE

OUR LADY OF THE SACRED HEART STS. PETER AND PAUL

3:00 pm (Children’s Choir carols begin at 2:40 pm) 3:00 pm (Carols begin at 2:50 pm)

5:00 pm (Carols begin at 4:50pm) 11:00 pm (Carols begin at 10:45 pm)

CHRISTMAS DAY SCHEDULE

OUR LADY OF THE SACRED HEART STS. PETER AND PAUL

8:30 am ( Adult Choir. Program begin at 8:10 am) 10:30 am (Adult Choir. Program

begins at 10:10 am)

DECEMBER 31, 2017 REGULAR SUNDAY SCHEDULE

JANUARY 1, 2018 SOLEMNITY OF MARY THE MOTHER OF GOD

( NOT A HOLY DAY OF OBLIGATION in 2018)

O Come, o Come, Emmanuel- The Long Expected Jesus

PLEASE COME TO OUR FREE ADVENT FAITH FORMATION PROGRAM

Guest Speaker Rev. Ryan Ruiz, S.L. D. THIS SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10 at 7:00 pm

In Sts. Peter and Paul Church Refreshments following in the Cafeteria

DECEMBER 14, 2017

HOLY HOUR FOR VOCATIONS

Monthly Holy Hour for those discerning a

Vocation or praying for Vocations is taking

place on December 14th , beginning at 8:00

p.m. at Our Lady of the Holy Spirit Center in

Norwood OH. Sponsored by the Archdiocese

Vocations Office and the Children of Mary.

Chosen: Every 2nd Thursday of the Month.

Come and bring a friend!

Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament

will be this

Wednesday, December 20th

beginning at 6:00 pm.

at Sts. Peter and Paul Parish

Holy Hour with Holy Benediction

from 7pm to 8pm.

Fr. Matt will be hearing Confessions.

While you are spending the time with God, our

Creator and Redeemer, you can let your soul

rest in the wonder of His loving presence. You

can sit quietly and listen, because God wants

to speak to your heart.

OUTREACH

Sts. Peter and Paul’s Mission Commission is having their……

Annual Christmas Raffle!

Please send in your raffle tickets soon…..drawing will be December 18th

at noon, in Notre Dame Hall. We will announce the winners in the bulletin.

If you need more tickets, they are in the back of Church or in the Parish Office.

Return your raffle tickets in the collection basket or to the parish office.

Thank you for participating in our annual raffle and God Bless.

The next Knights of St. John Monthly Meeting is Tuesday, December 12th, at the Knights of St. John Hall located at 423 Pearl St. beginning at 7:45PM.

If interested in becoming a member of the Knights of St. John, please contact us at

733-4567.

Also, look for us on Facebook under Knights of St. John International; Reading, Ohio Commandery #59 to see all the great things our organization does for our parish and community.

All Catholic men are welcome!

The St. Nicholas Academy Game Fest Committee and school community would like to express our sincere gratitude for another successful fundraiser for SNA tuition assistance. We are

so thankful to have such a wonderful response every year from our family of sponsors from our Covenant Parish Patrons: A All Valley Plumbing , St. John the Evangelist Men’s Club , Zins Plumbing as well as sponsors : Joe Brown-State Farm Insurance, Church of the Redeemer, Gertz Law Firm, Holy Trinity Church, Lewis Animal Hospital, Alan Laub, D,D.S. and Pat Michel D.D.S. Molloy Roofing Company, Purcell- Marian High School, Reading Democratic Club, Reading Republican Club, and Unkers Therapeutic Products. A sincere thank you as well to the OLSH Men’s club for, once again, donating the IPAD as the major raffle item. To Kim Adleta ,Mary Sears , the Norwood and Golf Manor Fire Departments donations ,all of our devoted parishioners from St. John’s, St. Savior, OLSH and Holy Trinity who made donations. We cannot thank you all enough for your continued support of St. Nicholas Academy, allowing us to celebrate 11 years together. Thank you for all who attended. It was a very fun evening! Thank you to Bob Moeggenberg for all of his help with set up and clean up. Finally, a special thank you to our Game Fest Committee, but especially to Aideen Briggs, Carol Dunham, Fr. Ray, Mary Imhoff, Barb Moscoe and Jane Grote. Their support and stewardship is an example that should be recognized by all.

Last Saturday 4 teams of Confirmation students descended upon Reading neighborhoods to rake leaves. The idea is to rake as many yards as they can find in 2 hours! This year our teams raked a total of 37 yards!

That’s 37 families whose lives our Confirmation students touched by just giving a couple hours of their time on a Saturday morning! Thank you, and thanks to the parents who drove the teams and helped out!

OUTREACH

Christmas Remembrance Angel

Our beautiful, hand-

blown glass ornaments will be cherished keepsakes for your family. This graceful, clear glass angel ornament is at once a classic and modern

design, and will serve as a remembrance for generations to come.

Each ornament, $20 each, comes personalized with a name, date of birth and death, or a scripture verse. Each ornament also comes elegantly gift boxed. For a unique, year-round display solution, try our beautiful matching ornament stand for $3 each.

Order forms are in the back of both Churches. Please call Beth if

you have any questions at

(513)554-1010.

PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO STS. PETER

AND PAUL

All proceeds benefit the 2018 Trip to the Mission

MINISTRY TO SURVIVORS OF ABUSE (REPORTING) - The Archdiocese of Cincinnati regards child abuse in all its forms as a serious matter. If you are or have been abused by an employee or volunteer of the Archdiocese, or are aware of abuse currently taking place, please contact Mr. Brian Spears, Coordinator of Ministry to Survivors of Abuse, at 513.263.6623, or 1.800.686.2724x6623. This is a confidential, dedicated line to accept calls related to child abuse by employees or volunteers. In addition, be sure to notify the survivor’s secular legal authorities.

REPORTING FINANCIAL MISCONDUCT

In the spirit of good stewardship, the Archdiocese of Cincinnati has instituted a financial misconduct hotline to enable employees, volunteers, vendors and other interested parties to report what they believe to be financial misconduct at any level – parish, deanery or Archdiocese. As an additional safeguard, the hotline is administered by an independent third-party company, EthicsPoint. You may report a concern on this hotline either by calling one of EthicsPoint’s trained specialists at 1.888.389.0381 or by visiting the website www.ethicspoint.com/. There is also a link on t h e A r c h d i o c e s a n w e b s i t e , www.CatholicCincinnati.org, under Ministries and Offices > Finance Office > “To Report Financial Misconduct” (on menu on left-hand side of page) > “File a Report” (at top of page).

St. Nicholas Academy PTO is selling KIDSTUFF COUPON BOOKS. They make great Christmas gifts! Check out their website to see what they have to offer , www.mykscb.com.If you would like to have one delivered to you or if you’d like to pick one up at the parish office please contact Aileen Osborne at 513-616-9565 Aileen0875@yahoo.com

Thank you from the Mission Office:

If Pope Francis could write this letter

personally to you, he would say, “GRACIAS

for caring for our fellow Catholics who are

struggling to build their communities of faith

in 1,100 mission dioceses!”

So on his behalf, let me express his gratitude

for your regional donation of $2,536.65 to the

Pontifical Society for the Propagation of the

Faith this past World Mission Sunday.

Gratefully in the mission of Jesus,

Dr. Mike Gable, Mission Office Director

.

PARISH LIFE

Mondays 6:00-6:45pm-St. Margaret of York

6:45pm-St. Susanna

7:00pm-St. Gertrude (12/18 only)

Tuesdays 12:00-1:00pm-Good Shepherd

5:30-6:15pm-Good Shepherd

Wednesdays 7:00-8:00pm-St. Gertrude

Thursdays 9:15-10:00am-St. Maximilian Kolbe

4:00-6:00pm-St. Maximilian Kolbe (12/21 only)

6:00-6:45pm-St. Maximilian Kolbe (not 12/21)

6:30-7:30pm-St. Philip the Apostle (11/30 only)

7:00-9:00pm-St. Maximilian Kolbe (12/21 only)

7:00pm-St. Gertrude (12/21 only)

Fridays 7:00-7:45pm-Our Lady of Sacred Heart (12/1 only)

Saturdays 9:00-10:00am-St. Susanna

9:15-10:00am-St. Maximilian Kolbe

(until noon on 12/23)

9:30-10:30am-St. Philip the Apostle, St. Margaret of York

10:30-11:30am-St. Gertrude

2:00-2:45pm-Sts. Peter and Paul

2:30-3:30pm-St. Margaret of York

3:00-3:45pm-St. Philip the Apostle

3:00-4:00pm-St. Columban, All Saints, St. Saviour, St. Maximilian Kolbe,

3:30-4:30pm-St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, St. Vincent Ferrer, St. Gertrude

4:00pm-St. John the Evangelist (West Chester), St. Michael, St. Gabriel, St. John the Evangelist (Deer Park)

4:00-5:00pm-St. Francis de Sales

4:15-5:00pm-St. Andrew

Tuesday, December 5

7:00pm-St. Columban

Wednesday, December 6

7:00pm-Our Lady of Sacred Heart (with St. Peter & Paul)

7:00pm-St. Susanna

Saturday, December 9

10:00am-St. Maximilian Kolbe

Lord, make us turn to you; let us see your

face and we shall be saved. Advent I

For ever I will sing the

goodness of the Lord.

Advent IV

My soul rejoices in my God.

Advent III

Monday, December 18

7:00pm-St. Maximilian Kolbe

Lord, let us see your kindness, and grant us

your salvation. Advent II

Monday, December 11

6:00pm-St. Vincent Ferrer

7:00pm-St. John, (West Chester)

Tuesday, December 12

7:00pm-Good Shepherd

7:00pm-St. Susanna

7:00pm-St. Michael

Wednesday, December 13

7:00 pm-St. Columban

7:00pm-St. Andrew (with St. Elizabeth Seton)

7:00pm-St. Philip the Apostle

7:00pm-St. Saviour (with St. John, Deer Park)

7:00pm-St. Susanna

Thursday, December 14

7:00pm-St. Francis de Sales

OUTREACH

A message from the Fr. Brotzge Council Knights of Columbus at OLSH. Our Faith is our gift to share and what better way to share this Faith than to remind others to Keep Christ in Christmas. As the Christmas Holiday approaches, it is our responsibility to remind our families and others why we celebrate Christmas. What a GREAT gift God has given us in Jesus Christ and the Holy Family. We should joyfully share this gift with others. This message has been handed down for two thousand years and is as relevant today as ever. Unfortunately, society has drowned out this message with one of commercialization. Christ is being suppressed. Unless we persevere, our children may grow up missing the impact of the true message. It is our duty as Christians, as Catholics, to stand firm and hold the line; Keep Christ in Christmas. It’s more than OK to say “Merry Christmas”. It’s OK to have religious yard signs. It’s OK to wear Catholic or Christian symbols. Don’t hide your Christian beliefs. Display and wear them proudly. Share your faith. Promote Catholicism. Merry Christmas!

Daughters of Charity | Online Advent

Retreat | December 10-14, 2017

Meet with a sister via Skype or phone to re-flect on the Advent season and ask questions about discerning religious life. Walk through tools and materials with a retreat director and pray with us. We’re here to meet you where you are, on your time! Open to single Catholic women ages 18-40. For more information, con-tact Sister Virginia Ann Brooks, D.C. at sistervirginiaann.brooks@doc.org or 812-963-7559. Register online at http://called2.be/AdventR17

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collection helps provide medications, nursing

care, and more for thousands of senior sisters,

brothers, and religious order priests. It also

helps ensure younger members can continue

the good work of their elders!

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PARISH LIFE & STEWARDSHIP

SUNDAY—December 10 9:30am Ladies Sodality Brunch OLSH (Marian Room) 10:30am Children’s Liturgy of the Word SSPP (Church) 12:00pm Sacrament of Baptism SSPP (Church) 5:30pm Youth Ministry SSPP (YR) 7:00pm Advent Faith Formation SSPP (Church) Linen Care-Marge Buckley OLSH (Church) MONDAY—December 11 6:45pm PREP SSPP (A) TUESDAY —December 12 WEDNESDAY—December 13 7:00pm RCIA SSPP (NDH) THURSDAY—December 14

Septemberfest Fund Raiser at City Barbecue in Blue Ash FRIDAY—December 15 9:15am-10:15am Church Cleaners– OLSH (Church) Marge Buckley, Kelly Lang, Toni Marquardt SATURDAY-December 16 8:30am Communion Service SSPP (Church) 2:00-2:45pm Confessions SSPP (Church) SUNDAY—December 17 Third Sunday of Advent

10:30am Children’s Liturgy of the Word SSPP (Church)

1:30pm Sacrament of Baptism SSPP (Church)

6:30pm Confirmation Class OLSH (Marian Room)

INFORMATION

Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Parish 177 Siebenthaler Avenue Reading, OH 45215 513-733-4950 Office Hours:

M-W-F 9:00 am – 1:00 pm

Sts. Peter and Paul Parish 330 West Vine Street Reading, OH 45215 513-554-1010 Office Hours:

M-Tu-W-Th 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Fri – 9:00 am – Noon

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Rev. Matthew J. Robben, Pastor frmattrobben@gmail.com

Rev. John Heim, S.J., In-Residence-SSPP

Deacon Charles Roemer croemer@zoomtown.com

Deacon Thomas Lynd, SSPP twlynd@aol.com

Deacon James Geraci, OLSH

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PASTORAL ADMINISTRATOR, SSPP Mike Schweitzer

Mike.schweitzer@catholicreading.church

BUSINESS MANAGER, OLSH Angie Touvelle

Angie.olsh@live.com

PARISH SECRETARY, SSPP Pat Panzeca

Pat.panzeca@catholicreading.church

PARISH SECRETARY, OLSH Sally Dietrich olsh@fuse.net

CONTACT YOUR PARISH OFFICE PASTORAL STAFF

Both parishes in our region are accepting Mass Intentions for 2018. Please call your parish office , if you would like to have a Mass

offered for a special intention.

ALTAR FLOWERS FOR 2018

Flowers may be purchased in honor , in memoriam, in thanksgiving, or simply for the

greater glory of God, to adorn our altars in 2018. The cost is $60 for a an arrangement that generally lasts for two weeks. The parish offices handles the purchasing and placement. Call your parish office it you would like to purchase flowers and you can chose from the remaining available weekends.

PARISH DIRECTORIES

Parish Pictorial Directories are available in the

Parish Offices for those who were

photographed and have not yet picked up

their free copy. Additional copies are also

available to purchase. Contact your parish

office to make arrangements to get your

directory copy!

PRAYERS FOR THE SICK/PARISH REGISTRATION

THANK YOU TO OUR BULLETIN SPONSORS

PRAYERS FOR THE SICK Please keep in your prayers all the parishioners and their families who are sick, in the hospital, recovering from an illness, or going through treatments, especially: Arlene Wells, Molly Gabbard, Dave Stephan, Ronald Swensen, Dave Margella, Judy Sullivan, Brenda Wesselman, Karen Wesselman, Mary Pettigrew, Anita Grehl, Jerry Overbeck, Doug Painter, Loretta Pfennig, Jean Hartman, Kathy Schmidt O'Shea, John Rebholz, Barb Stall, and Ken Martin

(Please call your parish office to add a loved one who is in need of prayers, Current names will be published for 4 weeks)

Dear Jesus, Divine Physician and Healer of the sick, we turn to You in this time of illness. We place our sick under Your care and humbly ask that You restore Your servants to health again.

PARISH REGISTRATION

Welcome to the OUR LADY OF THE SACRED HEART and STS. PETER AND PAUL PARISH communities!

If you would like to register in either parish, please contact the parish offices or register on our

websites. Please know our staff and parish leaders are here to be of service to you.

Visit our websites for more information: olshcatholic.church ssppcatholic.church

10211 Plainfield Rd.Evendale / Blue Ash / Reading / Sharonville

513-385-0511

DIRECTORS:Bob & Karen Mihovk

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513-794-7444 Office513-794-7448 Fax513-615-9497 Cellbob_boehner@hotmail.com

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Cincy showroom at400 E. Wyoming Ave., Lockland

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Reading Office(513) 554-1868

Loveland Office(513) 583-1549

Major & Minor Repairs19 Clark rd.

761-5315

ALLEN'SAUTO SERVICE

Gina & Joe Baldauf, owners

MOLLOYROOFING CO.

SINCE 1900

Residential • Commercial Replacement • Repair

513-791-7400761-1238

Parishioner Owned

513-668-0727

100 Williams St.Lockland

www.gertzgardencenter.com

Closed Sundays except in May & Dec.

Gertz Garden Center IN LOVING MEMORY OFLouis & Florence Albrinck

Carolyn Jean BaldaufMark W. BoudreauxPete & Vera Brenner

Peter BronnerArt, Mary & Bill CayseJack & Loraine Elfers

Wm. “Bill” ElfersSandra & Allen Eling

Don “Mick” EngelLorraine Feldhaus

Bill FischesserCharles & Marie Gertz, Mary Moran

Melvin G. GertzMichael Gertz

Tom & Nancy GertzWilliam G. Gertz

Mary Joan GoddardLee Gosink

Jim HarmeyerCharles HaskampJack Hoelscher

James HuntDonald Juenke, Jr.

Charlotte & Robert KettlerGeorge & Mary KlaeneMel & Virginia Koehler

Jim & Ruth LehrterTom Martin

Thomas Patrick McGuireJerome “Jeep” Meiser

Regina “Jeannie” MichelThomas C. Morrissey

Felix & Marcia PetronioRuth C. RathJane Ward

Roy G. WieheEarl Wilson

Marie & Earl Ziegelmeyer

• Pre-Planning Service• Traditional

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Norwood SpringdaleLockland

SERVING GREATER CINCINNATISINCE 1876

19 PLEASANT ST.554-1969

“Caterers For All Occasions”www.vonderhaars.com

24 HOUR SERVICE

A. ALL VALLEY PLUMBING

733-3311JIM KROEGERLicensed Master Plumber

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The Pristine Company Residential & Office Cleaning

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www.cleaningcincinnati.com

9123 Reading Rd.

821-3335www.valleycentral.org

Serving You Since 1884

115 W. Benson St.

6550Princeton-Glendale

Rd.

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Ohio License #14372

Rick & Greg Zimmer

16 W. Benson St.

821-1633

AIR CONDITIONING, INC.

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