This Week at Our Lady School: MASS INTENTIONS · 20/10/2019 · 1 OUR LADY OF PRPTUAL LP 3730...

OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP • 3730 Broadway, Grove City, Ohio 43123 • 614-875-33221

TWENTY NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

MASS INTENTIONSSUNDAY, OCTOBER 20thTweny Ninth Sunday in Ordinary TimeEx. 17:8 - 13; 2 Tim. 3:14 - 4:2; Lk. 18:1 - 8 8:00 a.m. (ML) Pat Albert - Tee Jaye’s Breakfast Club 9:30 a.m.. (ML) Maureen Travis - Debbie Ioia 12:00 p.m. (DM) Back Huynh - Hoang Family 5:00 p.m. (DM) Mass for the People of our Parish

MONDAY, OCTOBER 21st Rom. 4:20 - 25; Lk. 12:13 - 21 8:30a.m. ()John&MaryRuffley- Sue&TimRuffley

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22ndRom. 5:12, 15b, 17 - 19, 20b -21; Lk. 12:35 - 38 8:30 a.m. (DM) Irene Metheny - Paul & Mitzie Schemrich

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23rd Rom. 6:12 - 18; Lk. 12:39 - 48 8:30 a.m. (DM)

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24th Rom. 6:19 - 23; Lk. 12:49 - 53 8:30 a.m. (DM) Al Biegler - Rosemary Biegler

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25thRom. 7:18 - 25a; Lk. 12:54 - 59 8:30 a.m. (DM) Maureeen Travis - Joe & Barb Douglas

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26thThirtieth Sunday in Ordinary TimeSir. 35:12 - 14, 16 - 18; 2 Tim. 4:6 - , 16 - 18; Lk. 18:9 - 14 5:00 p.m. (DM) Wedding Anniversary of Christine & Evertt Collins - Christine & Everett Collins

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27th Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary TimeSir. 35:12 - 14, 16 - 18; 2 Tim. 4:6 - , 16 - 18; Lk. 18:9 - 14 8:00 a.m. (DM/MK) Frances Fahy 9:30 a.m.. (DM/MK) Maureen Travis - Clara Walter & Linda S 12:00 p.m. (JJ) Alice Powers - Mike & Pat Flavin 5:00 p.m. (JT) Mass for the People of our Parish

This Week at Our Lady School:

Thursday, October 24th: 7th Grade “Mass with Me”Parents of all 7th-grade students are invited to join the 7th-grade class for Mass at 8:30am. Don’t miss this wonderful opportunity to spend some one-on-one time with your child in front of Our Lord!

Saturday, October 26th: Vito5KOur Lady’s 7th Annual Vito 5K Fun-Run will take place from 8am-12pm at Jackson Middle School. All proceeds benefit the SPICE Program at OLPH. Super Hero attire is requested for the Fun-Run, but is not required.

40 Days for LifeThe Fall 40 Days for Life campaign will once again be held at Founder’s Women’s Center (1243E Broad Street). This continues to be one of Columbus’ busiest abortion clinics, where patients are frequently seen Monday-Thursday in the mornings and early afternoons. The clinic offers the abortion pill after surrendering its surgical license following a brief

closure and reopening in the Summer/Fall of 2018.

The first day of the campaign was Wed, Sept. 25th, and will run daily from 7am-7pm through Sun, Nov. 3rd.

Our parish vigil day is Sunday, Oct. 20th. Please prayerfully consider praying for one hour outside the clinic anytime between 7am and 7pm. A sign-up sheet is located in the Gathering Space. If you cannot pray on our adopted day, you are welcome to volunteer for another time during the 40 days at www.gcrtl.org/40-days-for-life or by calling 614-445-8508.

Please contact Stacey Belford at 614-554-0161 or [email protected] for more information.

“Proclaim the word; be persistent whether it is convenient or inconvenient; convince, reprimand, encourage through

all patience and teaching.”

From the Second Reading on the Twenty Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time

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OCTOBER 20, 2019

“Honesty has a beautiful and refreshing simplicity about it. No ulterior motives. No hidden meanings. An absence of hypocrisy, duplicity, political games,

and verbal superficiality. As honesty and real integrity characterize our lives, there will be no

need to manipulate others.”(1 Pe 1:22; Jas 3:17)

~Chuck Swindoll

SCRIPIt is time to turn in your Quarterly Kroger Statement if you would like it applied to your tuition account. Please print out your statement and turn it in to the Scrip program. You can drop it off at the Scrip Desk after every Mass or turn it into the Church or School Office in an envelope with Scrip written on the envelope. Please contact Rose Rucker at [email protected] if you have any questions. The statement must be received no later than

October 20, 2019 AdultConfirmationOpportunity

Adult Confirmation will take place at 10:00 a.m. Saturday, November 23, at St. Joseph Cathedral. The Saturday prior, November 16, there will be a Confirmation retreat from

8:30a.m-3:30p.m. at the Martin DePorres Center.

Please contact Karen Cook at 614-871-5224 or [email protected] for additional details.

Congratulations to Couples Celebrating Anniversaries in October!

May God bless you with many more happy years together!

Mike and Anna Melliere - 1 yearJohn and Susan Moloci - 29 yearsBob and Mary Sheehan - 30 yearsChris and Bev Killian - 43 yearsScott and Jan Golden - 45 years

Jim and Rosie Harrison - 48 yearsMichael and Mary Ellen Stallings - 58 years

If you are celebrating a special anniversary and would like to have it noted

in the bulletin, please email [email protected].

Giving Update

October 5-11 Offertory CollectionsEnvelopes $19,000.82Loose Cash $1,221.14Realm Online Giving $7,439.00 Total: $27,660.96

Other Giving Funds $1,742

HOLIDAY CRAFTFAIR & BAZAAR

Our Lady of Perpetual Help School

NOVEMBER 2 , 2019

9 :00 AM TO 4 :00 PM

3752 BROADWAY , GROVE CITY

Get in the holiday spirit by shopping with over 50

local vendors with a wide variety of items! Join us

for food, prize drawings, and more!

Bring your camera for pictures with Santa from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM!

FREE Parking & Admission

Questions? Email [email protected]



Saintly StitchersOur Lady’s Prayer Shawl Ministry would like to invite you to a “Knit-In” at the Church of the Resurrection. The event will

donate prayer shawls to the St. Peregrine Ministry.

Saturday, October 2610am-2pm

Church of the Resurrection6300 E Dublin-Granville Rd.

New Albany, OH 43052

The first 10 knitters/chrocheters to arrive will receive a free skein of yarn. A light lunch will be provided. Please RSVP for

lunch by calling Sandra Walsh (614-342-6003)

Free Knitting and Chrocheting lessons will be provided. No experience is required!

“Why we love the School at OLPH”- Eric Brooks

My wife and I are often asked why we choose to send our twins to a parochial school usually with, “you can get a good education anywhere” inserted somewhere in the conversation. I suppose there is some truth to that statement and a private education is a significant financial investment. However, attending a school is much more than the education itself and there are four significant facets of OLPH school that

I greatly value.

The first is their educational model where the parents are the primary educators of the children and the school is there to help. Every staff member and teacher at OLPH’s school have actively and directly worked with us as parents to further the education and socialization of our children. I know if I email someone at the school, the response will often be instantaneous and no longer than a few hours or the next business day. Specialists, staff, and teachers are not only willing, but very enthusiastic to meet with us. I’ve gotten emailed responses late at night, stupidly early in the morning, and in response to something one of the twins had done, “I'm in the middle of cooking but had

to write back as you have no idea how happy this makes me!!”

Next, I never worry the school will contradict anything we are teaching the twins at home regarding our shared Catholic faith and values. In fact, they are actively reinforcing and expanding on what we are doing at home. The big “C” Catholic church is composed of countless smaller churches. I find it extremely reassuring that our small family church is being supported and elevated by the larger school church and then the still larger parish church. I cannot imagine a scenario where one of the twins would come home, tell me something they learned at school, and then I would need to say, “Okay, they may have said that, but we don’t believe the same thing, here’s what we do believe…”

Speaking of that shared Catholic faith, a third aspect of the school I value is the twins will never be ostracized for that faith. Many philosophers and theologians are speaking of our current period as a “post-Christian.” One where you are allowed to have your faith behind closed doors, but you must keep it out of the public square. Not only does our parochial school allow our children to be Catholic, it embraces their faith and encourages it at every opportunity. There is morning and closing prayer, Catechesis of the Good Shepherd, and an entire educational process viewed through a Christian lens. The twins’ faith can grow and nourish both at home and at school, each environment complimenting the other. They can take pride in their Catholicism from the moment they are forcefully prodded out of bed in the morning

until they are herded like a pair of cats into bed at night.

Finally, I have great confidence the twins will be surrounded by faculty, staff, and, most importantly, peers, who share their morals and values. Colin Powell reflects, “A mirror reflects a man’s face, but what he is really like is shown by the kinds of friends he chooses” and more directly comedian David Chappelle muses, “You got to be careful of the company you keep.” I know our children will be surrounded by supportive

friends and quality company at the OLPH school. It also helps that the academics are outstanding.

My name is Eric Brooks, and I greatly appreciate any feedback you may have. All comments and feedback can be sent to [email protected]


OCTOBER 20, 2019

REBORNYOU, YOUR CHILD AND THE HEART OF BAPTISM

~Rocky Black

Across the Christian denominations, there are a host of different terms and understandings for baptism, including teachings about infant baptism, adult baptism, immersion, infant baptism, believer baptism. Entire denominations and church branches have sprung up or split

over a specific theology of baptism.

For Catholics, baptism is practiced for infants, and for adults who come to faith through a period of instruction (normally RCIA). So what’s the big deal? Why is the Catholic understanding so important to living the full

Christian life?

In a six (6) part video series on FORMED, REBORN explores the practice and purpose of baptism in the Catholic church. Parents and godparents will find the videos very practical, laying out what’s behind the rite,

as well as the practical steps needed to fulfill your role.

It also includes a study guide for individuals and churches, in a format conducive to home study or to a church presentation. It does so with a cinematic beauty of churches, baptismal rites etc. characteristic of Augustine

Institute productions.

Episodes include:A New Creation: The Mystery of BaptismEntering the Mystery: The Rite Explained

Nurturing the Life of Grace: Called to MissionThe Mission to Love: 7 Keys to Catholic Parenting

The Gift of Godparents: More Than Cards and PresentsEvangelization Through Baptism: A Catechist Training for REBORN

Episode 1, A New Creation, is beautiful to watch with the storytellers reminding us that water, baptism and redemption have been constant themes throughout Scripture. In Genesis we read that the Holy Spirit encased or hovered over the water before human time began. Moses led God’s people out of slavery to new life across the Red Sea. God judged the earth and flooded it with water giving new birth to the race through

Noah. Baptism is the beginning of new life in the Holy Spirit.

In Episode 2 we walk through the Baptismal rite or ritual that we are used to seeing in the Mass. Why do we do what we do; why does the Priest say and pray this; why does he engage parents, godparents and the congregation? Not only is this practice biblical, it ties together the rich history of baptism throughout the Old and New Testaments. You will understand better why we throw off Satan and pagan practices, embrace new

life in Christ, and create a lifelong family of believers to walk side by side with the newly baptized.

Episode 4 is very practical for parents. How do we help our child, and ourselves, live out the vows of our baptism? We learn how to create a biblical role model for loving Jesus Christ, and living that life in the service of Him through our Church. Godparents take heart! Episode 5 will give you every step and rationale for your role. Starting with the role’s description in the catechism, you will learn exactly what is expected of you and

how you can fulfill your lifelong important role.

Today and in the history of His people, God uses the divine sacrament of water to create new life, and save us from our sins. If you want to understand this history better, take a look a the REBORN videos on FORMED.



PARISH MINISTRIES:

Adoration/Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament – First Fridays Nelly & Peter Guter, 614-594-2849 (Daytime hours)

Asia’s Hope International Mission – Deb Sheridan, 614-371-8575

Athletics Advisory Board – Joe Dimel, 614-519-7684

Boy Scout Troop 820 – Hank Pyles, 614-313-4694

Cancer Support Group – Jodi Stage, 614-394-2393

Cleaning Crew – Karen Rohr, 614-539-3610

Creation Care Council – Sr. Nancy Miller, OSF, 614-277-9988

Cub Scout Pack 820 – Sarah Breeckner, www.olphpack82.org

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion – Parish Office, 614-875-3322

Festival Committee: Jim Sullivan, 614-753-6160 Tony Lee, 614-507-3863 Nora Matera, 614-620-4449 (Silent Auction)

Finance Board – Amy Woloshan, 614-871-2177

Flowers & Church Decorating – Ann Voit, 614-745-7622

Health & Wellness Ministry – Teresa Harris, 614-216-1820

Hospitality Ministers – Sue Taylor, Parish Office, 614-875-3322

Knights of Columbus, Council 4603 – Ken Walker, 614-989-3724

Landscape Committee – Jeff Lutz, 614-705-9774

Lectors – Karen Cook, Parish Office, 614-875-3322

Men’s Faith Formation – Andy Johns, 614-949-3041

Ministry of Hope: Bereavement – Jerri Garich, 614-530-7077 Communion to the Sick – Sherry Bockus, 614-875-1469 Visitation – Marti Hurd, 614-875-3322

Our Lady’s Moms – Mary Smith, 614-302-8519

Parish Women’s Association – Andrea Adler, 614-305-1108

PTO – Josh Pierre, 614-554-5971

Respect Life – James & Angela Allan, 614-403-7831

Saintly Stitchers – Contact the Parish Office, 614-875-3322

Saints Night Out (SNO) – Candice Hixson, 614-277-0267

School Board – Shannon Regan, Chairperson, 614-871-7500

Altar Servers – Parish Office, 614-875-3322

Silver Streaks – Melba Hompertz, 614-535-8874

SPICE – Scott Wabnitz, 614-330-0751

Ushers – John Moloci, Parish Office, 614-875-3322

Walking with Purpose – Kimberly Kremer, 614-558-4298

Widows & Widowers Group – Jody Porreca, 614-875-8387

THE WEEK AHEAD:MONDAY, OCTOBER 21 9:30 a.m. Adult Faith Formation Ephesians Bible Study - Life Center 7:00 p.m. Adult Faith Formation Ephesians Bible Study - Life Center 7:00 p.m. Boy Scout Troop 820 – Basement 7:00 p.m. Grief Support Group - Shepherd’s Room

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22 6:30 p.m. Adult Faith Formation Alpha - Life Center 6:30 p.m. CCWC Information Meeting - Basement

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23 9:00 a.m. OLPH Novena - Nave 6:00 p.m. Life Teen Leadership - Life Teen Room 6:00 p.m. Finance Board Meeting - Basement 6:00 p.m. PWA - Life Center 6:00 p.m. Bell Choir Rehearsal - Nave 7:00 p.m. Divorce Support Group - Shepherd’s Room 7:30 p.m. Choir Rehearsal - Nave

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24 9:30 a.m. Adult Faith Formation Walking With Purpose - Basement 6:00 p.m. Adult Faith Formation Walking With Purpose - Basement 6:30 p.m. Respect Life Meeting - Shepherd’s Room

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25 6:30 p.m. Girl Scout Troop 1622 – Basement

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26 6:30 a.m. Men’s Faith Formation – Life Center 9:00 a.m. Alpha Retreat - Life Center 10:00 a.m. Saintly Stitchers - Shepherd’s Room

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27 10:30 a.m. Financial Peace University - Life Center 6:00 p.m. Life Teen - Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament, Life Center, Life Teen Room, Nave

Did You Lose It? Perhaps We Found It!Check the Lost & Found area in the Gathering Space to see if something you are missing has turned up there! Certain items are also kept in the parish office, waiting for their rightful owners. Please stop in to check.


OCTOBER 20, 2019

PARISH OFFICE STAFF • 614-875-3322

Fr. Daniel J. Millisor, [email protected]

Fr. James Colopy, Pastoral [email protected]

Deacon Michael [email protected]

Mrs. Theresa Bayes, Finance [email protected]

Mrs. Kim Owens, Finance & Development Associate,[email protected]

Ms. Julia Shappert, Finance Associate & Tuition [email protected]

Mrs. Judy Eagen, Admin [email protected]

Mr. Mike Melliere, Communications [email protected]

Mrs. Sue Taylor, [email protected]

Mr.JohnMoloci,[email protected]

Mr. Kevin Radwanski, Facilities [email protected]

Mr. Joe Montgomery, Technology [email protected]

Mr. Mitchell Montgomery, Maint/Tech [email protected]

BULLETIN: DEADLINE MONDAY MORNINGMike Melliere, Bulletin EditorBulletin items should be short and concise. Submit your articles to [email protected] by 8:00 a.m. on the Monday before the weekend you wish to have your item appear in the bulletin. All items are subject to the pastor’s approval.

PASTORAL STAFFEVANGELIZATION & PASTORAL MINISTRIES • 614-871-5224Mrs. Karen Cook, [email protected]

PASTORAL CARE • 614-875-3322Mrs. Marti Hurd, Pastoral [email protected]

YOUTH MINISTRY • 614-305-7986Mr. Casey McAndrew, [email protected]. Madison Maholm, Edge Coordinator & Life Teen [email protected]

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL614-875-3322, ext. 311Neil Doppes, [email protected]

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION • 614-875-9345Mrs. Joy Janczak, Religious Education Coordinator and Pastoral Staff Administrative [email protected]

CATECHESIS OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD (CGS) • 614-875-3322 ext. 216Mrs. Julie Dilley, [email protected]

OUR LADY SCHOOL 3752 Broadway, 614-875-6779, Fax 614-539-5719School Nurse 614-875-2983Mrs. Julie Freeman, [email protected]. Tina Lee, Director of Student [email protected]. Carol Ardrey, Admin [email protected]. Heather Green, Receptionist/Admin [email protected]. Brad Allen, Enrollment, Marketing & Outreach [email protected]. Julia Shappert, Tuition [email protected]

OUR LADY PRESCHOOL AND BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL ENRICHMENT (BASE) PROGRAM • 614-875-7079Mrs. Amanda Athey, [email protected]

ALPHA • 614-507-6212Kristin Jarvis, Coordinator

MUSIC MINISTRYDirector of Music Ministry – Scott [email protected] Choir – Jody Porreca614-875-8387Children’s Choir – Kim Nocero614-563-2705

BAPTISMFor information, call Joy Janzcak in the Parish Office.

MARRIAGE Please contact the Parish Office (614-875-3322) at least six months in advance. Wedding guidelines are available at the Parish Office. To schedule a required Pre-Cana class, please contact the Diocese of Columbus Marriage and Family Life Office at 614-241-2560.

MINISTRY TO THE SICK & HOMEBOUNDIf you or someone you know is admitted to the hospital, assisted-living facility, or nursing home, or has become homebound, please call Joy Janczak in the Parish Office with the information. We can then make arrangements for reception of Holy Communion and the Sacrament of Healing.

PRAYER CHAIN • 614-394-2393Jodi Stage, [email protected]



Volunteers Needed at Holy Family Soup

KitchenLooking for service hours? Why not volunteer at the Holy

Family Soup Kitchen?

Workers are needed in the pantry, as well as in the kitchen (serving hot food). No food prep experience is required and volunteers can work anytime,

Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Holy Family Soup Kitchen, 57 South Grubb Street, Columbus, provides food to the homeless and the needy at no charge. This “Corporal Work of Mercy” can be greatly rewarding knowing that you are helping serve several hundred each day.

For more info, contact Dana Krull at 614-461-9444.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUSThe Knights of columbus Council 4603 are collecting winter coats for the homeless men and women of Columbus. This is predicted to be one of the coldest winters on record, and YOU CAN HELP those who cannot

afford to stay warm this winter.

Please doate any new or lightly-used coats for men, women, and children, in the designated bin in the Life Center. We thank you in advance for your dedication and

support for those who need our help.

For more information on how you can help or get involved, please contact the Knights of Columbus,

Council 4603

Bethesda Healing MinistryPost Abortion Healing

Forgiveness is not a feeling. It is a decision affected by grace. When you acknowledge sinfulness, you open yourself to God’s unconditional forgiveness.

All through the summer months we will be at Bethesda waiting

for you with one-on-one pastoral direction and Companion mentoring, prayer and fellowship through the healing process.

Please call Bethesda Healing Ministry confidential phone lines (614-309-2651 or 614-309-0157) or visit our website at www.bethesdahealing.org.

Be sure to “Like” us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/BethesdaHealing.

Yankee Candle Sale

Our Lady’s School PTO is sponsoring a Yankee Candle sale from Oct. 1 - Nov 7. All proceeds of the fundraiser will directly support the school. Here’s

how you can participate:

Go to: www.yankeecandlefundraising.com

Use Group Number: 999976455

All candles will be discounted $5, and for each pur-chase Yankee Candle will donate an aditional $8 to

Our Lady of Perpetual Help School.

With over 500 candles to choose from, Yankee Candles make a fantastic Chirstmas Gift or holiday decoration! Don’t wait to get started preparing for the holidays! Take this wonderful opportunity to

support our school!


OCTOBER 20, 2019



The famous Chili/Cake Cookoff

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2019 IN THE LIFE CENTER IMMEDIATELY

FOLLOWING THE 5PM MASS

PARTICIPANT SLOTS ARE LIMITED AND FILL UP FAST SO WE ARE ACCEPTING

• THE FIRST 10 ENTRIES FOR CHILI AND • THE FIRST 10 ENTRIES FOR CAKES.

OF COURSE, WE NEED TASTERS (YOU) AND JUDGES SO EVERYONE CAN PARTIPATE IN THE FUN.

THE “PRESTIGIOUS” 2019 AWARDS OF THE GOLDEN LADLE, GOLDEN SPATULA AND BEST CAKE PRESENTATION WILL BE AWARDED AT THE END OF THE EVENING.

YOUR KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 4603 ARE UNDERWRITING ALL COSTS TO PUT ON THE EVENT SO ALL OF THE EVENING’S PROCEEDS CAN BE DIRECTED TO PROGRAMS BENEFITING OUR MILITARY VETERANS.

• “HOPE ON HIGH” AND “PROMISE ON PARSONS” PROVIDE VOLUNTEERS WHO ARE ENGAGED YEAR ROUND TO PROVIDE A HOT MEAL, CLOTHING AND FELLOWSHIP TO ANYONE IN NEED, MANY OF WHOM ARE VETERANS. THEY ARE IN NEED OF A POWER GENERATOR

• THANKS TO YOUR GENEROSITY, THE WOUNDED WARRIOR PROJECT HAS BEEN A RECIPIENT IN THE PAST AND WILL BE THIS YEAR.

PERPETUAL HELP COUNCIL 4603

OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP

LOOK FOR ENTRY AND RULES FLYERS IN THE GATHERING SPACE NEAR THE HELP DESK.

It’s Back

OCTOBER 20, 2019

MINISTRY TO THE POORIn October we are collecting travel sized body lotion for our hygiene kits for Holy Family and the Open Shelter. Please place all items in the compartment located near the Scrip desk in the Gasthering Space.

Would you like to have a Mass celebrated for yourself or someone you know?

Stop by the Parish Office to find out how you can have a daily Mass or Sunday Mass celebrated for yourself or a

loved one.

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