ST. ANDREW CHURCH COLUMBUS, OHIO

ST. ANDREW PARISH MISSION STATEMENTSt. Andrew Church is a community of Catholics committed to serving God by living our faith. We exist to fulfill the mission of the Roman Catholic Church at the local level by continuing the saving work of Christ. We accomplish this through the celebration of the sacraments, proclaiming and living the Gospel, reaching out to others in justice and charity, and providing all parishioners abundant spiritual, educational, and social opportunities in order to be known as a faith-filled, engaged, and generous parish.

Parish Clergy: 451-4290Msgr. Stephan Moloney ext. 101Rev. Nicholas Droll ext. 103Rev. Mr. Thomas M. Berg, Jr., Permanent Deacon

Parish Office Staff: 451-4290Accounting Assistant Mary Hall ext. 106Buildings Superintendent Jim Fortkamp ext. 105Business Administrator Ann Whiteman ext. 102Capital Campaign Jeff Sylvester ext. 109Music Director Philip Lortz 451-1839Office Admin. Assist. Mary Beasecker ext. 104Parish Secretary Pat Hardesty ext. 100Parish Secretary Jayne Frilling ext. 100

Athletic Department Jeff BlindKnights of Columbus Mike DavalaFinance Council John BernardParish Council Dan BrueningStewardship Committee Ann WhitemanWomen’s Club Debbie Coleman

Religious Education Office Staff: 451-2855Director of Religious Education Lisa Schechter ext. 142Administrative Assistant Sally Shough ext. 140Coordinator of Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Kathy Dowler ext. 143

School Administration Staff: 451-1626Principal Joel Wichtman ext. 210Assistant Principal Suzanne Emsweller ext. 113Administrative Assistant Jane Mazza ext. 209Latchkey School Secretary Christine Gerold ext. 200Secretary/Registrar Debbie Joseph ext. 155

School Board President Jim GalvinHome & School President Betsy Stewart

Bryce Eck Activity Center: 459-1402Activity Director/Rental Coordinator Kathy Barger ext. 1Preschool Director Kris Pellissier ext. 3Youth Ministry Teresa Kurth ext. 2

NO “.00” ON MONEY FIGURES

MASS INTENTIONS Saturday: August 10 – Vigil of 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time 4:30 p.m. Santo “Bugs” DelMatto

Sunday: August 11 – 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30 People of the Parish 9:00 Ruthella Finch 10:30 Vincenzina Fantozzi Noon Mary Vitale DePietro

Monday: Weekday 6:30 Sylvester Bruggeman 8:30 Harold O’Brien

Tuesday: Weekday 6:30 Dec’d. Members of Fortkamp Families 8:30 Evangeline Madigan

Wednesday: St. Maximilian Kolbe 6:30 Mary Egger Schneider 8:30 Henry and Cecilia Taglione 7:00 p.m. Carroll Burton

Thursday: Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary 6:30 William and Jane Higgins 8:30 Frances Massenelli 12:15 p.m. Jeanne Willett

Friday: Weekday 6:30 Dec’d. of Jurkiewicz and Lane Families 8:30 Franco Ferruti

Saturday: Weekday 9:00 Joe and Marge Dudas Vigil of 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time 4:00 p.m. Joseph Luthman

Sunday: August 21 – 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30 John Holonitch 9:00 Richard and Jeanne Albanese 10:30 People of the Parish Noon Dick Baker

+ + PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS + +Mark VonderEmbse, parishioner

who died recently.

BULLETIN DEADLINE: The bulletin deadline is Monday at 10:00 a.m. Please include contact information with phone number and email address. Bulletin notices may be in writing, faxed to 614-451-8300, mailed, dropped off, or e-mailed to bulletin@standrewparish.cc. E-mail will be acknowledged.

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PSR REGISTRATION for 2013-2014:Registration forms for PSR classes have been mailed to those families who were registered last school year, including the Kindergarten Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Program. Registration forms can also be found online www.standrewparish.cc. Please print out the forms and mail to the parish office – Attn: PSR.

The Religious Education Office is closed for the summer and will reopen on Thursday, August 15th from 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Regular office hours will resume on Monday, August 19th. Please contact Lisa Schechter at 451-2855 if you have any questions or concerns or email at: lschechter@standrewparish.cc. Phone and email messages are checked daily.

CATECHISTS NEEDED: We are looking for wonderful and eager catechists to teach in our Religious Education Program, particularly in grades 3 and 6, as well as classroom aides to help our in 1st and 6th grades. PSR for grades 1-5 meet on Wednesday from 4:30 p.m.-5:45 p.m. and grades 6-8 meet EVERY OTHER Sunday night from 6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. If you are interested and like to work with children, we would love to have you on our teaching team. Contact Lisa Schechter, Director of Religious Education, or Sally Shough, Administrative Assistant, at 451-2855.

CATECHESIS OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD:Registrations for the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Program continue for the 2013-2014 school year. Classes are offered through the Religious Education Office of the Parish. The PRESCHOOL CLASS meets on Thursday, 1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. KINDERGARTEN CLASSES are offered Sunday morning from 10:15 a.m.-11:30 a.m. (during the 10:30 a.m.

Mass). Class sizes are limited. Registration forms can be found on the Parish website www.standrewparish.cc. If you have any questions, please call the Kathy Dowler at the Religious Education Office at 451-2855.

S U N D A Y O F F E R I N G July 28 Year to DateActual $22,276 $145,478Budget $20,000 $144,570Last Year $20,576 $143,000

Please indicate your envelope number on your check.Thank you for your support of St. Andrew Parish.

The Pastor’s CornerDear Parishioners,

This Thursday, August 15, is the Feast of The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. It is a Holy Day of Obligation. This means that Catholics must attend Mass on this day unless they have a legitimate excuse. Our Masses are on Wednesday, August 14 at 7:00 p.m. (Vigil Mass) and on Thursday at 6:30 and 8:30 a.m., and 12:15 p.m.

In my 31 years as a priest, I have noticed that participation in Holy Day Masses has gradually decreased. The frequency with which the obligation is dispensed has also made it rather confusing for ordinary Catholics to know they are truly obliged to attend Mass on certain Holy Days. The rule adopted by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops is that whenever the feasts of Mary, the Mother of God (January 1), the Assumption of Mary (August 15), or All Saints (November 1) falls on a Monday or a Saturday the obligation to attend Mass is dispensed. Christmas (December 25) and the Feast of the Immaculate Conception (December 8) are always obligatory on any day of the week. If December 8 falls on a Sunday, the feast is moved to December 9, in which case it is not obligatory to attend Mass. I told you it was confusing! In any case, the Feast the Assumption is obligatory this year.

This feast is a favorite of mine. It comes at the peak of summer. Everyone’s gardens are at their fullest, overflowing with produce and flowers. In art, Mary’s Assumption is often symbolized by a tomb which does not contain Mary’s body, but which is overflowing with blooming flowers. In more agrarian societies, the Feast of the Assumption was observed as a kind of early harvest festival. The liturgy of the feast gives a nod to this meaning when it quotes St. Paul’s letter to the Corinthians saying “Christ has been raised from the dead, the first-fruits of those who have fallen asleep.” The Feast of the Assumption was the traditional time for blessing herbs, fruits and garden produce.

I have noticed how beautiful the gardens are here at St. Andrew Parish, and I want to thank the Garden Club for their diligent and expert care of the gardens. I pray that Our Blessed Mother will smile upon all of you and bless you on her feast day.

I hope to see you all at the Festival! May God bless you all, Msgr. Stephan Moloney

ST. ANDREW CHURCH COLUMBUS, OHIO

SPOTLIGHT ON STEWARDSHIPToday’s Gospel warns those who

are procrastinating about stewardship to be prepared...

“at an hour you do not expect, the Son of Man will come.”

BISHOP’S ANNUAL APPEAL –Thus far, St. Andrew parishioners have pledged $137,300 to the Bishop’s Annual Appeal. This comes with only 14% of the parishioners responding. We hope to have a positive response to last week’s mailing that went out to the remaining 86%. What each

person gives directly affects the spiritual, educational, and physical needs of others in our faith communities as shown in the projected allocation of funds:

Priest/Deacon/Seminarian Education – 22%Spiritual and Pastoral Programs – 20%Student and School Assistance – 16%Parish Life Enhancements – 15%Educational Programs – 12%Social Concerns – 11%Appeal Costs – 4%

More information can be found under the Development Offi ce on the Diocesan website at www.colsdioc.org. With your help, we are confi dent we can reach our parish goal of $184,575.

MARKET DAY – Please consider helping the St. Andrew 8th grade class by ordering from Market Day this month. You can order

online at www.marketday.com. St. Andrew school code is 6695 or brochures are available in the Parlor and at the school offi ce. Order deadline is August 17th, and pick-up date is August 22nd, from 4:00 p.m.-5:30 p.m., in the school cafeteria.

ST. ANDREW ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT is looking for coach(es) for the 7th grade girls volleyball team. Applicants should be 18 or over and PGC compliant. If not already compliant, the class will need to be scheduled. If interested, please contact Chris Van Arsdale at 893-3729 or chrisvanarsdale1@gmail.com.

BISHOP WATTERSON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION is hosting the BWHS Legends Golf Classic on Sunday, September 8th at the Golf Club of Dublin. Check-in will begin at 12:30 p.m. with a 1:30 p.m. shotgun start. Cost is $125 per

player. To register or for sponsorship information, go to www.bishopwatterson.com.

At the Eck Center – Senior Luncheon2nd Thursday of each month

10:00 Euchre, 11:00 a.m. Bingo, Lunch follows.Senior drop-in card day

4th Thursday of each month10:00 a.m. Euchre

Upcoming Senior Trip:The Holy Family Jubilee Museum Tour

Lunch at Spaghetti WarehouseThursday, September 19th

Cost is $25.00 and includes motor coach transportation and admission to the museum. Lunch is NOT included.

Depart from Bryce Eck at 9:45 a.m. Return at 3:00 p.m.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS – Monthly business meeting on Monday, August 12th, in the Parish Offi ce Lower Level Meeting Room at 7:00 p.m. This is our fi rst meeting of the business year

so please plan to attend to hear about our upcoming service events.

There will be a social meeting to honor past Grand Knights on Monday, August 19th at 7:00 p.m. at BW3 on Bethel Road. Spouses are welcome. Contact Tom Dailey at tdailey@abf.com if you plan to attend.

Sunday, August 25th at the 9:00 a.m. Mass will be Communion Sunday for Knights and their families. We will have coffee in Nugent Hall following Mass.

Council #11275 will hold a First Degree Exemplifi cation on Monday, August 26th at the Bryce Eck Center. Knights should arrive at 6:00 p.m. and candidate call is at 7:00 p.m. Please contact Dave Hiser at DHISER123@yahoo.com or Pat Carroll at pcarroll13@yahoo.com if you can join us.

PILGRIMAGE TO CAREY! All single parishioners 21 or older are invited to join the St. Andrew Faith and Friendship (StAFF)

singles group on a trip to the Basilica and National Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation in Carey, Ohio, on Saturday, August 24th. We will depart from St. Andrew around 12:00 p.m., attend Mass at the Shrine, and return home after dinner. You will also have the opportunity to go to Confession and see the outdoor Stations of the Cross. This is a great way to celebrate the Year of Faith with your fellow parishioners. Please contact Lorri at singles@standrewparish.cc or 614-323-8914 if you are interested and to get more information.

On Sunday, August 25th, the StAFF group invites the single members of the parish to help make sandwiches for St. Lawrence Haven immediately following the 10:30 a.m. Mass in the Parish Hall Kitchen. It generally takes 10-12 people and one hour to make 600 + sandwiches and afterwards the group will go out to lunch. This is a great way to get involved with the group while helping the less fortunate in our community. Please contact Lorri at singles@standrewparish.cc or 614-323-8914 in you can help.

Please remember that Saturday, August 17th Mass time is moved up to 4:00 p.m.instead of 4:30 p.m. to accommodate

the 5:00 p.m. Festival start time.Confessions will be 2:45-3:45 p.m.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDEDWe need at least 100 TO SIGN UP THIS WEEK!

There are 3 ways to sign up to be a Festival volunteer:

Sign-up sheets in the ParlorEmail to festivalvolunteers@standrewparish.cc

Call volunteer co-chair Debbie Bichimer at 306-2106 during week of August 11-13.

Casino Dealer sign-ups are in the parlor, too!

Congratulations to Sally Powellwinner of $100 in the Festival Early Bird Drawing.

All entries are eligible for future drawings including the $10,000 Grand Prize.

Next drawing will be on August 12th.

SILENT AUCTION has some AWESOME treasures. We have been blessed with some wonderful items thus far featuring a personal collection of 18 Pete Rose autographs and a collector’s set of the 1948 Cleveland Indian Championship team plus much more! However, we are still collecting items including, but not limited to: fi lled baskets, Ohio State football or basketball tickets, golf outings, gift cards/certifi cates and single items. If you would like to donate to this year’s auction, please contact Pam Mulberry at 457-7286. Pick-up is available or items can be dropped off at the rectory. Again, thank you for all of your support in making the silent auction a success!

LET’S RIDE!FESTIVAL RIDE WRISTBAND

PRE-SALE TODAY!Avoid LONG ticket lines and

Save BIG money by purchasing early$16 versus $20 at the Festival

and have unlimited FUN on both carnival rides and infl atables!

On SALE after every Mass, August 10 & 11in the Parlor.

FESTIVAL T-SHIRTS – Five reasons to buy a 2013 Festival T-shirt after Mass today….5. Blue goes with everything.4. Where else can you buy a shirt for $5?3. Supports your Parish Festival.2. It’s a limited edition.1. The FESTIVAL is next weekend!

The City of Upper Arlington tells us that having McCoy Road open for the Festival has been a targeted deadline from the very beginning of the project. Everything today is on schedule. Their intentions are to have 3 of the 4 lanes open for vehicular traffi c and one side of the sidewalk open for pedestrian traffi c by next Wednesday...weather permitting!!

LIVE ENTERTAINMENTEKG – Friday, 5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.

Conspiracy – Friday, 8:00 p.m.-11:00 p.m.Broken Road – Saturday, 8:00 p.m.-11:00 p.m.

August 16 and 175:00 p.m.-Midnight

Rides open 5:00-11:55 p.m.

The Berwick Manor will be serving a delicious dinner

in the Parish Hall from 5:00-8:00 p.m. following the 4:00 p.m. Mass

Cost of the meal is $8 and includes dinner, salad, roll, and dessert.Wine and beer are available for additional cost.

Thank you for choosing to donate a baked good for the Festival! Baked Goods will be served during the Saturday Night Dinner in Nugent Parish Hall, served in the Food Tent and won as prizes in the Cake Wheel Booth.

• Drop-off is anytime Friday, August 16th and Saturday, August 17th in the parish hall.

• Please leave baked goods on the tables that are set up and marked "Festival Baked Goods."

• Disposable containers with clear plastic lids are appreciated.

• Please label your items so the fl avor and whether it contains nuts is known by all.

• Cookies, brownies and bars, pies (people especially love pies), etc., will be served at the Saturday Night Dinner and Cake Wheel Booth.

• Please! NO refrigerated items!!!

Call Kelly Eldred at 848-6006if you can donate a baked good.

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The Festival at St. Andrew 2013 Sponsors

Through the generosity of the many businesses and individuals who sponsor

the 2013 Festival at St. Andrew, we are able to make it one of the

premier summer events in the area. Many thanks

to the following:

Double DiamondElizabeth Kelly Foundation

DiamondBerwick Manor Catering

City Scene Media Group

Frank Courtney & Ron Sabatino

Jim Keim Ford

Kimball Midwest

Wanner Metalworx

PlatinumColumbus Medical Equipment Co.

Dr. Victor Cook Orthodontics

Corna Kokosing Construction Co.

G & J Pepsi-Cola

Dave Kehl Chevrolet

Steve and Lainey MacArthur

Mike Baumann Plumbing, Inc.

The Morone Family

Muetzel Plumbing and Heating Co.

Neighborhood Cleaners

Rent-A-John

Ruscilli Construction Co., Inc.

Shaffer Construction

GoldAnonymous

Abbington of Arlington

The Berry Family

Cedar Enterprises, Inc..

Dick Baker Roofing, Inc.

ExpressMed Urgent Care

Fortner Upholstering

Law Office of Christopher A. Flint

pH7 Architects

Pinnacle Golf Club

Steve & Vicki Probst

Dr. Joseph Shehadi;

Neurosurgery Associates

Specialty Packaging, Inc.

Superior Beverage Group

SilverAnonymous

David & Lyssa Brown

In Memory of Dr. Andrew and Jane Fox Pultz

Monesi Trucking & Equipment Repair

Topper Family

BronzeAnonymous

Don & Monica Brown

Lee & Maddie Hebert

David & Rebecca Patterson

Bernardo and Posani Families

BenchAnonymous

Arlington Urgent Care

John & Ginny Bernard

Bethel Dental Care –Sarah Zarick D.D.S.

Big League Haircuts

Jim & Holly Faherty

Flying Horse Farms

Hot N’ Spicy, Inc.

Metro Data Center

Rich & Debbie Sheely

Smashburger

Thank You, Fr. Watson!

Tom & Lee James

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St. Andrew Women’s RetreatTake a break before the busy holiday season to join your fellow women in Christ to

learn more about the Living Word of God and how it will change your life.

Retreat Theme – The Living and Active Word of God

You are cordially invited to the 4th St. Andrew Women’s RetreatPlease join us Friday, November 15, 2013 (check-in 5:00-6:15 p.m.) thru

Sunday, November 17, 2013 (check out 10:00 a.m.)

St. Therese Retreat Center on the east side of ColumbusFacilitated by Father Becket Soule

(Reservations open to 50 women – all single rooms)Early Bird price – $135.00 per person (includes all meals,

drinks & snacks)

Name: _______________________________ Phone # ______________________________

Email: ________________________________ Parish: _______________________________

Mail your reservation to Sondra Rhoades, 3112 Dartford Trace, Dublin, OH 43017, email your reservation to skrhoades76@att.net or place your form in the collection basket at Mass by September 29, 2013 to receive the $135.00 Early Bird price. Please make checks payable to St. Andrew Women’s Club – payment due by check-in.Price after October 1st is $150.00. Scholarships are available. Please contact Sondra as discretion is guaranteed.

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PILGRIMAGE TO EWTN – Msgr. Eugene Morris of PCJ and St. Gabriel Radio is inviting everyone to join him on October 18th-22nd. The motor coach pilgrimage to tour Eternal Work Television Network & the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament located at the Monastery of Mother Angelica in Alabama. Also included will be stops at the Nashville Dominicans of St. Cecilia, the Abbey of Gethsemane and more. Overnight lodging at Rough River KY State Park and St. Bernard Abbey, plus some meals are included at a cost of $496 per person. Call Judy Lorms at 614-670-8626 or email judylorms@gmail.com for more information.

Presents A Conversation on Latino Catholicism in Our Midst: Parishes Working Together. Join us on August 21st from 6:00-8:00 p.m. at our offices

at 257 E. Broad Street for a free engaging general discussion on the Church teaching on immigration. We will offer a panel of experts from our Diocese who will discuss topics such as strangers among us, models if integrations, and our response as Catholics. Panel of speakers to include: Fr. David Schalk, Pastor of Christ the King; Jamie Berry, Director of Religious Education, St. Thomas the Apostle Parish; Chantelle Blackburn, Director of Hispanic Ministries, St. Mary, Marion Parish; Angela Johnston, Director of Catholic Latino Ministry Office for the Diocese; and Yvonne Schwab, Principal for St. James the Less School. To reserve your seat, contact Julie Naporano at jnaporano@catholic-foundation.org or at 614-443-8893.

HOLY FAMILY CHRISTMAS BAZAAR is seeking vendors for it’s bazaar on November 16th and 17th. Table rental is $25 per day or $45 for the weekend. Please contact Anita Van Order at 614-871-1970 or fvanord71@att.net.

VOCATIONS “COME AND SEE” RETREAT – Open to Grace: Finding God in the Questions. We welcome single, Catholic women, ages 18-45 to come and explore contemporary Dominican life as a Catholic Sister, sharing in prayer, community life and Eucharist with time to explore one’s own vocational call. We will gather with Dominican Sisters of Peace in Niskayuna, New York over Labor Day weekend from 7:00 p.m. Friday, August 30th to Sunday noon, September 1st. Transportation may be available from your location. To register or for more information, contact Sr. Pat Twohill, OP, at 860-436-8430 or ptwohill@oppeace.org.

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LITURGICAL ROLES .

SERVERS

Saturday, August 10 4:30 p.m. Carl McGowan Margaret McGowan Katie Theado Sunday, August 11 7:30 Dylan Egle Anthony Ricaurte Maria Monesi 9:00 Ansley Rothwell Evan Rasor Needed 10:30 Christopher Farhat Adrian Farhat Evan Leedy Noon Needed Needed Keiler Rodil

LECTORS (If the deacon is present, he will read the Petitions.)

Saturday, August 10 4:30 p.m. Jim Macklin Cindy Coykendale Sunday, August 11 7:30 Barb Schwinne Angela Bonfante 9:00 Emily Brown Debbie Coleman 10:30 Deb Kuras Andy Christian Noon Sheila O’Sullivan Frank Voegele

EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS

If a deacon is present, he will serve in C3. B2, B3 and C1 cleanse the sacred vessels. Remember the Cantor and those unable to come forward.

Saturday, August 10 4:30 p.m. B1 Mike Luckett C1 Donna Kring B2 Aimee Luckett C2 Rose Hallarn B3 Christina Klein C3 Patty Meyers B4 Pamela Sprigler C4 Theresa Dunlavy B5 Stephanie Stephenson B6 David Hiser B7 Vicky Macklin Sunday, August 11 7:30 B1 Liane Egle C1 Bob Slater B2 Kevin Wohlever C2 Andy Ryan B3 Mary Smart C3 Norb Schaefer B4 Lynn Magnus C4 Needed

9:00 B1 Jeff Sylvester C1 Ginny Bernard B2 Jennifer Fisher C2 Marilyn Kleman B3 Debbie Caranna C3 Sheila O’Sullivan B4 Christine Gammon C4 Sarah Smith B5 Joseph Brately BCh Cathy Montalto CCh Not Needed until September 8

10:30 B1 Andy Bracken C1 Libby Stedman B2 Becky Uritus C2 Dick Stedman B3 Mary Kaminski C3 Diane Nester B4 Lynn Simonetti C4 Paul Buerger B5 Lee Bolzenius B6 Marisa Webb B7 Dee Pellisier B8 Kris Pellisier

Noon B1 Mike Koehler C1 Damion Faulker B2 Dave Shiddenhelm C2 Victor Nduaguba, Sr. B3 Needed C3 Jennifer Whitsett B4 Doug Taylor C4 John Passen B5 Todd Statczar B6 Jennie Statczar B7 Needed B8 Needed

GREETERS Saturday, August 10 4:30 p.m. Needed

Sunday, August 11 7:30 Perry Gaal Judy Gaal June Slate 9:00 Bob Jones Kathy Jones Kim Burns 10:30 Millie Watkins Noon Martha Barr Massinople Family

LEAD USHERS Saturday, August 10 4:30 p.m. Joe Colombo

Sunday, August 11 7:30 Bob Slater 9:00 Doug Kristoff 10:30 Glenn Willett Noon Kevin Fergus

From Around The Diocese

THE BASILICA & NATIONAL SHRINE of Our Lady of Consolation, Carey, Ohio invites you to come and pray during the Novena of Our Lady, August 6th—August 14th at 8:00 p.m. (Sunday at 2:30 p.m.) Fr. Tom Orians, SA will be the Novena preacher. Join us on this journey of faith, hope and healing. For more information, call 419-396-7107 or at www.olcshrine.com.

CATHOLIC WOMAN OF THE YEAR and YOUNG CATHOLIC WOMAN OF THE YEAR—The Diocesan Council of Catholic Women is taking nominations and reservations for its annual awards program on Sunday, August 18th. For more information go to www.colsdioc.org.

HIGH SCHOOL GIRL VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS— The Diocesan Recreation Association wants you! It is time to begin forming your parish CYO volleyball team. Girls in

grades 9-12 are eligible to play. Games will be played on week-ends, beginning in September. All teams must be formed by Sept. 5 and the High School Sport Information Sheet must be turned in to hold your spot. Once your team is formed, please notify Evalyn Hammonds at 614-286-5725 or evalyn-h22@gmail.com; or Marty Raines at 614-241-2580 or mraines@cdeducation.org. Questions? Contact either Evalyn or Marty.

JOB OPPORTUNITY—The School-age Child Care Program at Immaculate Conception in Clintonville has a staff opening for the 2013-2014 school year. The Program offers child care for I.C. students. Staff hours are 2:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday through Friday on school days. Please contact Carolyn Smith, Parish Ad-ministrator at 614-267-9241.

KIDS CONNECT WITH BISHOP CAMPBELL—Parents, encour-age your children and teens to connect with Bishop Campbell on August 6th on AM 820 on his monthly call in program, From the Chair beginning at 5:00 p.m. Bishop Campbell will answer ques-tions about living the Catholic Faith as a Disciple.

YOUR New or Used SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR—can make all the difference for an inner-city Columbus student! Parishioners at Holy Rosary St. John Parish hope you'll want to drop off your gently loved or new TI Scientific Calculators in the mail slot at 648 S. Ohio Avenue, Columbus (Downtown, near Nationwide Chil-dren's Hospital) before August 14th. They will be given to inner-city students at our annual Book Bag Give Away. Every calcula-tor equals a big difference in a student's life!

LIFE OF ST. AUGUSTINE OF HIPPO the movie is being shown at Bishop Watterson HS on September 1st at 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. The 2 hour movie follows the great saint as he rises from his reckless days as a youth to his accomplishments as a renowned but dissolute orator. Tickets are $5/students, $8/adults prior to show or $8/students and $10/adults at the door. Proceeds will go to Run The Race Club (an after school program in the hilltop and Franklinton that provides emotional, spiritual, physical and aca-demic support to our inner city youth families). Movie is appropri-ate for high school age and up due to mature themes. Make checks for tickets payable to The Brian Muha Memorial Founda-tion Inc. and send to Janet Jenkins, 6208 Inverurie Dr. E., Dublin, OH 43017. Please include email address for confirmation. See movie trailer at Restlessheartfilm.com and for further questions contact Janet Jenkins at restlessheartcolumbus@yahoo.com.

HIGH SCHOOL GIRL VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS – The Diocesan Recreation Association wants you! It is time to begin forming your parish

CYO volleyball team. Girls in grades 9-12 are eligible to play. Games will be played on weekends, beginning in September. All teams must be formed by September 5th and the High School Sport Information Sheet must be turned in to hold your spot. Once your team is formed, please notify Evalyn Hammonds at 614-286-5725 or evalynh22@gmail.com; or Marty Raines at 614-241-2580 or mraines@cdeducation.org. Questions? Contact either Evalyn or Marty.

From Around The Diocese

THE STAR AWARD is awarded to a person who has made a significant impact on the lives of others through his or her commitment consistent with the mission of Catholic Social Services. The Award is presented at Breakfast with the Bishop. Nominees are not required to have a direct affiliation with Catholic Social Services, nor are they required to be Catholic. For more information, please contact Emma Helms at 614-857-1238 or ehlems@colscss.org. Nominations are due August 23rd.

BREAKFAST WITH THE BISHOP – Join Bishop Campbell on Friday, September 13th, from 7:45-9:15 a.m. at the Hyatt Regency Ballroom, 350 North High Street. Bishop Campbell will share his thoughts on Technology and Its Effects on Faith and Today’s Society. Joining Bishop Campbell, will be Matt Swaim, producer of the Son Rise Morning Show and is a regular contributor to The Integrated Family Catholic Life.

Individual tickets are available for $40. To inquire about purchasing tickets or an event sponsorship, please contact Emma Helms at 614-857-1238 or ehelms@colscss.org.

YOUR New or Used SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR can make all the difference for an inner-city Columbus student! Parishioners at Holy Rosary/St. John Parish hope you’ll want to drop off your gently loved or new TI Scientific Calculators in the mail slot at 648 S. Ohio Avenue, Columbus (Downtown, near Nationwide Children’s Hospital) before August 14th. They will be given to inner-city students at our annual Book Bag Giveaway. Every calculator equals a big difference in a student’s life!

ST. MICHAEL CHURCH FESTIVAL is Labor Day weekend, Friday, August 30th, from 7:00-11:00 p.m., Saturday, August 31st and Sunday, September 1st, from 5:00-11:00 p.m. Lasagna dinner Saturday night. St. Michael is located at 5750 N. High Street, Worthington. Visit www.saintmichael-cd.org for the entertainment schedule and more information.

A movie about the LIFE OF ST. AUGUSTINE OF HIPPO is being shown at Bishop Watterson HS on September 1st, at 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. The 2-hour movie follows the great saint as he rises from his reckless days as a youth to his accomplishments as a renowned but dissolute orator. Tickets are $5/students, $8/adults prior to show or $8/students and $10/adults at the door. Proceeds will go to Run The Race Club (an after school program in the hilltop and Franklinton that provides emotional, spiritual, physical and academic support to our inner-city youth families). Movie is appropriate for high school age and up due to mature themes. Make checks for tickets payable to The Brian Muha Memorial Foundation, Inc. and send to Janet Jenkins, 6208 Inverurie Drive E., Dublin, OH 43017. Please include email address for confirmation. See movie trailer at Restlessheartfilm.com and for further questions, contact Janet Jenkins at restlessheartcolumbus@yahoo.com.

LITURGICAL ROLESSERVERS

Saturday, August 17 4:00 p.m. Charlie Duross, Henry Duross, John SimmonsSunday, August 18 7:30 Alexandra Bryant, Maria Monesi, Needed 9:00 Emma VanArsdale, Olivia VanArsdale, Tyler Wulf 10:30 Abbey Meyers, Shane Wagy, Bridget Wagy Noon Danny Callaghan, Caroline DeSantis, Evan Shea

LECTORS(If the deacon is present, he will read the Petitions.)

Saturday, August 17 4:00 p.m. Cathy Covarrubias Julie KudikaSunday, August 18 7:30 Joan VanDeWeghe Ray VanDeWeghe 9:00 Lorie Zelina Kathy Jones 10:30 Sharon Hess Les Hess Noon Joyce Shea Marty Majka

EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERSIf a deacon is present, he will serve in C3.

B2, B3 and C1 cleanse the sacred vessels. Remember the Cantor and those unable to come forward.

Saturday, August 17 4:00 p.m. B1 Dan McCormick C1 Needed B2 Marilyn Dougherty C2 Bette Jo Feeney B3 Bob Kauffman C3 Todd Statczar B4 Rita Kauffman C4 Jennie Statczar B5 Joy Martin B6 Carole Maxwell B7 Lee Wolf-JamesSunday, August 18 7:30 B1 Kathi Theado C1 John Schechter B2 Peggy Pardi C2 Peggy Hoffman B3 Mark Pardi C3 Larry Hoffman B4 Ann Lynch C4 Bob Slater 9:00 B1 Stephanie Thornton C1 Mark Mangia B2 Jim Sauer C2 Sarah Smith B3 DeAnne Chambers C3 Rose Ann Beickelman B4 Bob Chambers C4 Noony Malone B5 Bob Jones BCh Herm Mollmann CCh Not Needed until September 8 10:30 B1 Suzanne Meyers C1 David Varda B2 Maria Gutierrez C2 Donna Kring B3 Needed C3 Doug Taylor B4 John Watkins C4 Lee Bolzenius B5 Susan Kristof B6 Jane Matyac B7 John Heffernan B8 Andy BrackenNoon B1 Kathy Dowler C1 Maria Moore B2 Dan Dowler C2 Needed B3 Doug/Marie Lessells C3 Jennifer Whitsett B4 Corso Padova C4 Needed B5 Vicky Macklin B6 Paul Buerger B7 Lynn Simonetti B8 Mari Kay Dono

GREETERSSaturday, August 17 4:00 p.m. Kathy CouvreurSunday, August 18 7:30 Mark Segna Kathy Segna June Slater 9:00 Joe Emsweller Suzie Emsweller Mary Lombard 10:30 Heather Meyers Noon Needed

LEAD USHERSSaturday, August 17 4:00 p.m. Edward SpriglerSunday, August 18 7:30 Bob Slater 9:00 Don McNeal10:30 Glenn Willett Noon Joe Karam

August 18thSponsored by the Capital Campaign

After all the MassesST. ANDREW LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE is looking for new bowlers. The League starts on Wednesday, August 28th at 11:00 a.m. at Sawmill Lanes. Weekly bowling is at 12:30 p.m. If interested in being a part of this fun group, please call Margie at 614-876-9901.

BIBLE STUDY – The Bible Timeline. In this study, you will learn the major people, places, events and

themes of the Bible. You will understand the overview of the Bible story. This then makes your Bible reading and even the Sunday Mass readings come alive like never before. To be held in St. Andrew Nugent Hall on Tuesday evenings from 7:00-9:00 p.m. for 25 weeks from September 10th through April 1, 2014. Registration fee of $44.95 for study material is due by August 27th. Psalms: The School of Prayer, the Psalms reveal Israel’s response to God’s covenant and serve as a model for our response to Him. To be held in St. Andrew Nugent Hall on Thursday evenings from 7:00-9:00 p.m. for 11 weeks from September 12th to November 21st. Registration fee of $24.95 for study material is due by August 27th. Please send registration fees to the Parish Office (checks payable to “St. Andrew Parish” with “Bible Study in the memo section.) Questions? Email adultfaith@standrewparish.cc or patriciaprior11@gmail.com or call Patti at 614-582-0338.

LITURGICAL ROLES for Feast of AssumptionSERVERS

Wednesday, August 14 7:00 p.m. Drew Eldred, Kelsey Eldred, Liam Eldred, Aidan WiantThursday, August 15 12:15 p.m. Buike Nduaguba, Needed, Needed, Needed

LECTORS(If the deacon is present, he will read the Petitions.)

Wednesday, August 14 7:00 p.m. Ted Uritus Doug KristofThursday, August 15 12:15 p.m. Sheila O’Sullivan Needed

EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERSIf a deacon is present, he will serve in C3.

B2, B3 and C1 cleanse the sacred vessels. Remember the Cantor and those unable to come forward.

Wednesday, August 14 7:00 p.m. B1 Thomas Oleksa C1 Sabrina Reynolds B2 Joan VanDeWeghe C2 Karen Wiegandt B3 Emily Parker C3 Kim Paskell C4 Sheila O’SullivanThursday, August 1512:15 p.m. B1 Georgene Jones C1 Deb Rasico B2 Bette Jo Feeney C2 Kathy Hinrichs B3 Stephanie Stephenson C3 Barb Schwinne B4 Kathy Couvreur C4 Needed B5 Tom Couvreur

NINETEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME AUGUST 11, 2013