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Mass Intentions
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16TH
8:00 a.m. (DM) Dennis McGrath – The Brintlinger Family
9:30 a.m. (JC) Izzy Gonzalez – Eddie Bresnik (Weasel)
12:00 noon (DM) Alan Capocciama – Mary McGraw
Sir 15:15-20; 1 Cor 2:6-10; Mt 5:17-37
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17TH
8:30 a.m. (JC) Phil Chafin – Pat DeVoss
Jas 1:1-11; Mk 8:11-13
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH
8:30 a.m. (DM) Jennie Nickoloff – Betty, Angelo Noesner
& Family
Jas 1:12-18; Mk 8:14-21
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19TH
8:30 a.m. (DM) Alan Capocciama – Bruce & Nina Binger
Jas 1:19-27; Mk 8:22-26
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20TH
8:30 a.m. (JC) Bob Wentzel – Julie Conley
Jas 2:1-9; Mk 8:27-33
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21ST
8:30 a.m. (DM) Alyssa Gallucci – The Gallucci Family
Jas 2:14-24, 26; Mk 8:34—9:1
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22ND – The Chair of Saint
Peter the Apostle
8:30 a.m. Liturgy of the Word & Holy Communion
1 Pt 5:1-4; Mt 16:13-19
5:00 p.m. (HB) Mary Louise Woytek – The Franco Family
Lv 19:1-2, 17-18; 1 Cor 3:16-23; Mt 5:38-48
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23RD
8:00 a.m. (JC) Ronald Peters – John & Cheryl Wachsmuth
9:30 a.m. (JC) Don Muth – James Dew
12:00 noon (JC) Mass for the People of the Parish
Lv 19:1-2, 17-18; 1 Cor 3:16-23; Mt 5:38-48
Low-Gluten Hosts are available. Please check in with the
celebrant in the sacristy prior to Mass if one is required.
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GROVE CITY, OHIO
Please remember in your prayers Donna Harbage, who
died recently. May God grant her the peace of Heaven
and consolation to her family. We also express our
sympathy to Paul Thurn on the death of his brother,
Robert Thurn. May he rest in the peace of the Lord.
Ministers at Our Lady
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22ND
5:00 P.M.
SERVERS: Z. Ritchie, C. Seckman, H. Seckman, C. Wolfe
LECTORS: B. Litman, J. Stage
USHERS: J. Heine, H. Lehan, T. Motsch, R. Neider,
J. Palazzo, J. Ruth
HOSPITALITY MINISTERS: B. & J. Garber, C. Hile,
M., B., G., L. & R. Nommay
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS: K. Dalicandro, J. Kline,
C. McFarland, P. Niehaus, J. Ritchie, M. Spires,
T. Stage, J. Stewart, G. Thacker, R. Thacker
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23RD
8:00 A.M.
SERVERS: A. Lannutti, R. Lannutti
LECTORS: M. Gundelfinger, A. Lutz
USHERS: A. Badgeley, R. Krick, G. Lambert, J. Lannutti,
W.Merriman, J. Moloci
HOSPITALITY MINISTERS: A. Badgeley, J. & N. Matera,
V. Rockhold
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS: D. Boland, B. Brokamp,
B. Brotherton, L. Burge, M. Geyer, F. Krick, E. Lutz,
B. & K. Owens, J. Thomas, D. Walker
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23RD
9:30 A.M.
SERVERS: K. Lutz, G. Phillips, E. Wahl, H. Wilson
LECTORS: S. Bockus, K. Stammen
USHERS: J. Beverly, K. Dickman, D. Lane, R. Latz, J. Sahr,
C. Seipel
HOSPITALITY MINISTERS: L. & S. Denner, R. & C. Karcewski,
D. & S. Lewis
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS: D. Conley, S. Denner, J. Hoffman,
F. & J. Kam, M. Kilmurry, M. Ollam, B. & K. Ruth,
G. Smith, K. Stammen
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23RD
12:00 NOON
SERVERS: G. Budd, J. Myers, E. Rondot, J. Snyder
LECTORS: G. Johnson, M Sullivan
USHERS: R. Agostino, G. Crihfield, S. Hunter, M. Kelley,
G. Look, M. Snyder
HOSPITALITY MINISTERS: D. & T. Cooper, C. Hays, A. Voit
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS: L. Barca, M. & P. Flavin, A. & A.
Lee, D. McClure, T. Myers, M. Seipel, M. Selan,
K. Snyder, A. Wasto
SIXTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
In today’s Gospel reading we hear Jesus reveal his
attitude toward the Law. His mission is not to
reject the Law, but to fulfill it, bring it to perfection.
Jesus challenges his followers to live by an even
higher standard than the Scribes and Pharisees; to
be even more observant of the laws than even the
strictest interpretation.
Jesus says that if the Law condemns someone for
murder, he wants the very roots of the anger,
vengeance or insults which can lead to murder
removed completely. He goes further to say that
one cannot even offer prayer and worship to God if
there is unresolved strife with another. One must
leave the altar at once to go and reconcile the
wrong. Do we trust Jesus enough to be able to
conform our attitude to his?
News from Our Lady School
Monday, 2/17 – NO SCHOOL – President’s Day
Tuesday, 2/18 - DARE – 5th grade, 9:30-11:00 am
Wednesday, 2/19 – Interim reports sent home with
students
Thursday, 2/20 – Mass with Me First Grade
Friday, 2/21 – President’s in the Round – 3rd grade –
9:30-11:00, school gym
Saturday, 2/22 – Science Fair – 7th grade – 7:30amnoon, school gym
FEBRUARY 16, 2014
2014-15 Tuition Assistance
File your taxes early! FACTS applications for 2014-15
Diocesan Tuition Grants are now available. Our Lady also
requires families, who wish to apply for 2014-15 Guardian
Angel Tuition Assistance, to submit a FACTS application.
Any Catholic or non-Catholic family, with students
enrolled in Catholic schools, may apply to the diocese for
financial assistance. Guardian Angel funds though are only
available to active, registered members of Our Lady parish,
with students enrolled in Our Lady School.
Only one application needs to be completed and must be
submitted online at www.factstuitionaid.com. There is a
$30.00 application fee that must accompany the
application. Application and supporting documents must
be verified by March 15, 2014. Apply early to make sure
your application is processed by the deadline!
Questions?
Contact
Debbie
dippoliti@olphsaints.org
at
875-5411
or
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA)
We meet this Thursday, February 20th, 7-9 pm to
continue our discussion about the commandments. All
are welcome to attend!
Lent is quickly approaching. Ash Wednesday is March 5 th.
The Sunday after Ash Wednesday, March 9th, Our Lady
will again be hosting the Diocesan Rite of Election and
Call to Continuing Conversion. Over 1600 visitors will
be coming to Our Lady for the 3 pm and 6:30 pm
ceremonies along with Bishop Campbell. We welcome
them and pray that their visit will be very positive. To
this end, assistance will be welcomed from Our Lady
volunteers at both ceremonies to greet and direct our
visitors who have any questions or needs. To help with
this wonderful event, please let Camille know at
ckopczewski@ourladyofperpetualhelp.net or call 8759345. Great thanks!
First Reconciliation Retreat 1:00-4:00 pm
Open House for Potential Parents and
Students!
Due to the inclement weather, the Open House that
was planned on February 6 was cancelled. Please
call the school office between the hours of 8:303:00 to receive registration information. Personal
tours are also available at your convenience!
We look forward to meeting with you!
First Reconciliation Reminders
First Reconciliation: Retreat will be NEXT Saturday,
February 22nd, from 1-4 pm in the church.
Family First Reconciliation: will be Tuesday, March
11th, at 6:30 pm in the church.
Registration forms have been e-mailed or simply call 8759345 to get a copy. Any 2nd, 3rd or 4th grade student is
welcome to attend.
Parish School of Religion and Sunday Preschool
There will be no session on Sunday, February 16th, in
observance of President’s Day weekend.
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GROVE CITY, OHIO
Dear Parishioners,
This weekend I want to offer you some reflections on faith. To begin with, I recommend to you Sister
Mary Ann Fatula’s entry on faith in The New Dictionary of Catholic Spirituality, published in 1993 by The
Liturgical Press in Collegeville Minnesota. Noting that faith is pure gift, Sr. Mary Ann writes that “to have faith
is to abandon ourselves without reserve into the arms of the God whose faithfulness to us is more sure
than our own existence.” Faith involves an encounter, a relationship with a living God, to which we freely
and completely give, or abandon, ourselves. Sister goes on to say that “not to have faith is to live our lives
unchanged by God’s wonders of love for us; to trust in our own or some other’s power instead of on the rocksolid sureness of God’s love.” So faith, as well as involving an encounter with the living God, also brings
change, conversion, transformation; in fact change is the fundamental human faith response to our
encounter with the living God. To grow, to develop, is to change; to grow into maturity is to have changed
often.
As Christians, our encounter with the living God is an intimate knowing of the God whose creating
love brought us into life, whose redeeming love saves us from ourselves, and whose sustaining love prompts
our response. I offer, then, this portrait of a mature Christian faith:
Faith is a way of seeing, a way of looking at the world with the surety, despite all evidence to the
contrary, that love is the wide net spread beneath the most beautiful and most dangerous of our days. Faith
sees the more than meets the eye and all our sense; it is the vision that grace upholds everything, that we
are in good hands, that love girds the universe, that God will have the last word.
Faith is a journey, both a walking away from and a walking toward. It is a process of turning away
from the God who was supposed to be, in order to seek the God who is. Every experience in our lives offers
both a lesson and a lure. Did God fail to come when I called? Then perhaps God is not a minion. So who is
God? Did God fail to punish my adversary? Then perhaps God is not a policeman. Then who is God? Did
God fail to make everything turn out alright? Then perhaps God is not a fixer. Then who is God? In this
journey of a lifetime, over and over again, through our disappointments and delights, our hopes and despairs,
we are drawn more deeply into the mystery of God’s being and doing. Every time God declines to meet our
expectations, another of our idols is exposed, another curtain is drawn back, and we see what we have
propped up in God’s place; we are confronted with the failure of our stingy imaginations, and we journey
closer to the God who is greater than our imaginations, wiser than our wisdoms, more dazzling than the
universe, as present as the air we breathe, and utterly beyond our control.
Faith is a decision; not a one-time decision, but a daily and sometimes hourly choice to act in this
world, to act in all our relationships, as if it were true that God is love, despite all evidence to the contrary.
Sometimes it feels like pure make-believe, when we read the newspapers, full of stories about violence,
addiction, corruption, disaster, and we wonder who we are kidding. Or our own life begins to spring leaks
and we lie awake in the middle of the night faint with fear. We want a safer world. We want a more
competent God. Then we remember that God’s power is not a controlling power, but a redeeming power –
the power to raise the dead – and the red blood of faith begins to return to our veins. Faith is the decision to
interpret my life and the life of the world in a different way. What appear to be death throes may be the
strenuous pangs of birth. My grief may be the axe that breaks down the door of isolation. That bothersome
person may be an angel of God sent to rouse me from my self-absorption. Every moment of our lives offers
us a choice about how we will perceive it – as happenstance or revelation, as one more blind accident of time
and space, or as the veiled disclosure of a present and compassionate God? Faith is assigning holy
meaning to events that others call random.
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Faith is a story, a story that is the Word of God told throughout history in the lives of our ancestors
and written by God with our lives as well. Faith is the proclamation we make with our lives, the whole of
our lives, that God’s kingdom, God’s reign, is both here and yet to come, that the life of heaven begins
for us now. Through our faith, each of us is inserted into the very life and mystery of God. This means
that faith recognizes the divine in self and other; that every human person images God, and is worthy of
respect and reverence. Each of us, uniquely, has and is an important part of the story God is writing,
and it truly is Good News. Though fickle and flawed, we are more than that because we believe in a God
who believes in us. God looks at us and sees the best: sees beloved children, sees likely allies, sees
able partners in the ongoing work of creation, the unfinished story of the universe.
Faith is a binding, a force of love that binds us each to the other in community, in communion.
Our sense of and commitment to community permeates everything we are and do. Faith acknowledges
the truth that our incredibly imaginative God had in mind not billions of isolated humans scattered around
a globe, basically independent each of every other. Rather, God had in mind a people, a human family,
a community of persons, a Body, genuinely one. Faith, then, compels us to experience our connection
with one another, knowing that what Paul said is truth: that if one suffers, all suffer; if one rejoices, all
rejoice. We are bound to one another, we are responsible for one another; God cannot be known or
loved any other way.
Faith is a nourishment, the food that the people of God have been given to live on. It is not what
most of us would have ordered. It is nothing we can grow all by ourselves, and no one may stockpile it
for his or her own use. Day by day we are given to eat not what we want but what we need. Sometimes
it is a feast and sometimes it is swept crumbs, but by faith it is enough to sustain us, if only because it
comes from the hand of God. Reaching out our own hands to accept it, we learn that it is not our food
alone, it is also food we are meant to share with the world, a hungry world that is nonetheless suspicious
of our food, having been fed both junk and poison in the name of God.
And faith is a challenge, because it is a changed and ever-changing perspective that on one hand
is the most valuable power in the world, with the power to save souls and change lives, but on the other
hand it is the most difficult to defend. There is no proof that it is true. On the contrary, life is full of
evidence that it is not true, at least not to the naked eye. While fame and fortune deliver their instant
rewards, faith sows its seeds much deeper down. Its roots may grow a long time in the dark before
anything shows on the surface, and its leaves may be mistaken for crabgrass or thistle. When its fruit
finally appears, there may not be much demand for it, since those who eat it do not become fat but thin,
thin and somewhat daft by the standards of the world, a world that claims to have left us behind, along
with dragons and maps of a flat earth. But faith knows that the human heart continues always to hunt its
true home, while the Hound of Heaven continues always to lure us home. Meanwhile, faith is lived as a
challenge, always refining, stretching, purifying, transforming, leading us to where we’d rather not go.
Remember that it was not Daniel’s faith that saved him from the lions, it was his faith that got him into the
den to begin with!
Have a blessed week!
Love,
Fr. Dan
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GROVE CITY, OHIO
Only 3 weeks until the retreat! Have you registered
yet? Pick up a form from the Life Teen bulletin board
in the hallway and get signed up ASAP! Be Fearless!
Sunday at 6:00- The Pursuit of Happiness: Come
learn about discerning God's will in your life.
Dominican Nuns and Lisa and Rob Wahl will be
sharing their lives with us and how they allow God to
point them towards happiness.
For the Good of Others
“Your light must shine before all so that they may
see goodness in your acts.” (Matthew 5:16) We
should view our giving in gratitude to God by
considering how blessed we are – using our gifts
and talents for the good of others. A gift in any
amount given through estate will benefit future
generations of the faithful. For more information,
call Kim Owens, Parish Office, at 875-3322.
Faith, Family, Future – Medicare Presentation
We continue our “Faith, Family, Future” series with
a one-hour educational presentation by Seniority
Benefit Group focusing on what seniors need to
know about Medicare enrollment when planning
retirement in the coming year. This one-hour
educational seminar allows individuals to learn the
basics about Medicare and their options beyond
Medicare A & B, including Medicare supplements,
Medicare Advantage, prescription drugs, time
frames, and resources. The event is free and will
be held in the Life Center, on Tuesday, February 25,
2014, 7:00 – 8:00 p.m. Reservations are welcome
at 875-3322.
Found in Church…..
A heart-shaped necklace. If this could be yours,
please call the Parish Office, 875-3322.
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2788 London-Groveport Rd
(Across from Meijer)
Serving Breakfast and Lunch Daily
5% of purchase donated to OLPH School with
Current week’s bulletin.
Catholic Times
Thank you to all new and returning readers
of the Catholic Times. Contact the parish
office if you missed the special collection
and learn how to sign-up for the upcoming
year for a minimum donation of only $17
(parish rate). As an evangelization tool,
Bishop Campbell encourages all Catholic
households in the diocese to receive and
read our diocesan newspaper, the Catholic
Times. Come enjoy “A journal of Catholic
life in Ohio.”
Congratulations
to the family of Alexander
Tea, who this Sunday was welcomed into our faith
community through the Sacrament of Baptism.
The next PRE-BAPTISMAL CLASS will be held
Tuesday, March 11, at 7:00 p.m. in the Shepherd’s
Room. Please call the Parish Office (875-3322) to
register.
SIXTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
FEBRUARY 16, 2014
Parish Women’s Association
The
The next Parish Women's Association meeting will be held
on Wednesday, February 26th. This one ladies you won't
want to miss!!! We will be hosting a "Night with the
Knights!”
Department is proud to announce its winter production,
almost, maine by John Cariani. almost, maine will be
The Knights of Columbus will be joining us for a night of
fun, food and fellowship. Haven't you ever
wondered what the Knights were all about???
What's up with all those different degrees???
And those beautiful uniforms....what do they
mean...??? What do they really do.....?? Will they have to
silence us if they tell???? Come and solve the mystique
around our Knights. You will be surprised and amazed at
their contributions to our parish and our community.
The evening will begin at 6:45 with the Rosary. All women
of the parish are invited and very welcome. We will be
serving our Knights pizza, salad and dessert. It will truly be
a "Knight" to remember.
St.
Charles
Preparatory
School
Drama
presented February 27, 28, & March 1 at 8:00 p.m. and
Sunday, March 2 at 3:00 p.m. in the St. Charles Campus
Theatre. Adult tickets are $10 each, and student
tickets are $5 each. Reservations may be placed by
calling the St. Charles main office at 614/252-6714
between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday through
Friday.
On a cold, clear, moonless night in the middle of winter, all is
not quite what it seems in the remote, mythical town of
Almost, Maine. As the northern lights hover in the star-filled
sky above, Almost's residents find themselves falling in and
out of love in unexpected and often hilarious ways. Knees are
bruised. Hearts are broken. But the bruises heal, and the
hearts mend—almost—in this delightful midwinter night's
dream. almost, maine: It's love. But not quite.
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Around the Diocese………….
West Deanery Parish News
On Saturday, February 22, St. Mary Magdalene
will offer a Guided Silent Retreat. The day will
begin at 9 a.m., include a simple lunch and the
retreat. The day is designed so that one can
attend only the morning session (9 a.m. – 12 noon),
the afternoon session (1 – 3 p.m.) or all day. To
register, call the parish office, 274-1121, ext. 13.
Bishop Ready Students Bring “Harvey” to Life…
The Bishop Ready Theatre Department is staging the
Pulitzer Prize-winning play “Harvey” on Friday, February
21, and Sunday, February 23, at 7 P.M., with a matinee
performance at 2 P.M. on Saturday, February 22. Five
parishioners who are students at Bishop Ready will have
roles in the production: Ready senior Michael Osborn
will play the lead of Elwood P. Dowd, with seniors
Trianna Connolly as Veta Louise Simmons and Korey Kelly
as Wilson, and junior Rylie Wahl as Ethel Chauvenet.
Tickets are $10 for adults, $9 for those 65+, and $8
for students. For more information, call Bishop Ready
at 614-276-5263.
Bishop Ready Placement and
Scholarship Exam Dates
The Placement Exam for in-coming freshmen will be
held on Saturday, March 1, from 8:45 A.M. to noon.
The Scholarship Exam will be held on two
Saturdays, March 8 and March 15, from 9 A.M. – 11
A.M. In-coming freshmen may choose either date
to take the exam; current Ready students must
take the exam on March 15.
Both exams will be held at Bishop Ready HS. For
more information, please call BRHS at 614-2765263.
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GROVE CITY, OHIO
CATHOLIC CHARISMATIC MASS
On Wednesday, February 26, 2014, we will be celebrating a
Charismatic Mass at St. Elizabeth Catholic Church, (located at
6077 Sharon Woods Blvd., Columbus, OH 43229). Praise and
Worship at 6:00 p.m., the celebration of Mass will begin at 7:00
p.m. and Fellowship will be limited to coffee following Mass.
Come and experience the enthusiasm of praise, worship and
thanksgiving as we celebrate this Mass where the charismatic
gifts of the Holy Spirit listed by St. Paul in Corinthians, chapter
12, flow freely. For more information, please call the Catholic
Charismatic Center at 614-914-8556.
Corpus Christi Center of Peace
Located on Columbus’ South Side, Corpus Christi
Center of Peace is a place of peace in the heart of
the city. Groups and organizations may rent our
space for meetings and retreats.
Our building is the former rectory for Corpus Christi
Parish and has been completely renovated and
redecorated. Our spacious living room on the first
floor can comfortably accommodate up to 25 people
in a large circle. We also have two smaller
conference rooms that each can accommodate a
group of 10 around a rectangular table. WiFi is
available throughout the building.
There are full kitchen facilities, an accessible
restroom and an accessible entrance ramp into the
dining/living room area.
You may arrange for your own food and drink to be
brought in, or we can provide simple meals,
refreshments and snacks for your event. Our
dining room table will seat up to 12 and we have
additional tables that can be set up in other rooms
to accommodate larger groups.
There are 3 bathrooms and 6 bedrooms on the
second floor with beds for up to 10 people. Also on
the second floor is a full kitchen, a common area
and a prayer room. A chair lift to the second floor
is available for those who have difficulty with stairs.
Corpus Christi Center of Peace
1111 Stewart Avenue
Columbus, OH 43206
614-512-3731
Email:
corpuschristicenterofpeace@gmail.com
www.cccenterofpeace.org
SIXTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Athletics
2014 Track & Field Sign-ups are here!!
Sign-ups are now open for 4th through 8th grade Track and
Field for the Diocesan Recreation season. This sport is
open to all students of Our Lady School and PSR, St.
Cecilia School and PSR, St. Mary Magdalene School and
PSR, Trinity School and its affiliated parish PSR students
that are in grades four through eight. PSR students that
have a public school team may only participate for their
school or Our Lady Athletics, not both. Students may also
participate in the respective parish Baseball or Softball
programs as well as the Our Lady Track program. Sign-ups
are due Tuesday, February 25th. Forms are also available
on the Our Lady Athletics website. Questions can be
directed to Track Commissioners Rich Green (614-3651480 orrichard.c.green@jpmchase.com
MARRIED COUPLES-SPECIAL ANNIVERSARIES
If you are celebrating a special anniversary (5th, 10th, 15th,
20th, 25th, 30th, 35th, 40th, 45th, 50th, 55th, 60th (and every
year thereafter) during March, and would like us to
acknowledge this in the parish bulletin, please call the
Parish Office (875-3322). These special anniversaries will
be listed on the first weekend of each month.
We will
include the couple’s name and what special anniversary
they are celebrating (we will not include dates). To be
sure your anniversary is included, you should call the
Parish Office prior to the last week of the month before
your anniversary month.
Spring Clean Up - St. Joseph, Resurrection, Holy Cross
and Mt. Calvary Catholic Cemeteries will begin removing
wintertime decorations beginning March 3. Families are
advised to remove any personal keepsakes they wish to
retain prior to March 3.
The ST. JOHN LEARNING CENTER (located in the St. John
Center, 640 South Ohio Avenue, at Holy Rosary/St. John
Church) is currently looking for volunteers to assist with GED
and computer classes. Most volunteer times would be in the
evenings or on Saturday. Also needed are college interns who
could assist with volunteer recruitment and management. For
more information, please call (614) 252-3132.
FEBRUARY 16, 2014
ACTIVITIES FOR THE WEEK
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16TH
9:00 a.m. Disciples 4 Life – Life Teen Room
6:00 p.m. Life Teen Life Night – Parish Life Center
7:30 p.m. Premeditated Sobriety Group, AA Closed
Discussion Group – OLPH Preschool Building
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17TH
7:00 p.m. Grief Support Group – Shepherd’s Room
7:00 p.m. Bible Study – Our Lady Center
7:00 p.m. Respect Life – Parish Life Center
7:00 p.m. Boy Scouts - Basement
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH
7:15 p.m. Bingo
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19TH
9:00 a.m. MOMS Group – Basement
2:30 p.m. Girl Scouts – Parish Life Center
6:00 p.m. Girl Scout Service Unit – Parish Life Center
6:00 p.m. Bell Choir – Basement
7:00 p.m. Life Teen Core – Life Teen Room
7:00 p.m. Job Search Training Program – Our Lady
Center
7:30 p.m. Choir – Church
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20TH
6:00 p.m. Parish Council – Conference Room
6:30 p.m. Young Ladies Fellowship – Life Teen Room
6:30 p.m. Fit Club – Our Lady Center
7:00 p.m. RCIA – Parish Life Center
7:00 p.m. Bell Ensemble – Basement
7:00 p.m. Landscape Committee – Shepherd’s Room
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21ST
7:15 p.m. Bingo
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22ND
10:00 a.m. Saintly Stitchers – Parish Life Center
1:00 p.m. First Reconciliation Retreat – Parish Life
Center, Basement, Church
OFFERTORY FOR THE WEEK OF FEBRUARY 2, 2014
Envelope Offerings
522
$17,169.00
Loose Check Offerings 32
805.00
Loose Offerings
530.00
$18,504.00
We thank you and God bless you abundantly for your
generosity.
MONEY COUNTERS FOR THE WEEK OF FEBRUARY
16, 2014 - TEAM 2
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GROVE CITY, OHIO
SIXTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
FEBRUARY 16, 2014
Gather your friends, family and neighbors and
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visit any central Ohio IHop on Tuesday, March 4 ,
to celebrate national Pancake Day and enjoy a
FREE stack of pancakes! Donations to Pregnancy
Decision Health Centers will be accepted.
Support local women and families while treating
yours to a delicious meal. It’s a win-win!!
BINGO WORKERS
CONCESSION WORKERS
Tuesday, February 18TH
SET UP: Theresa Furey
Barb Kistner
Arianne Siezemore
Dan Stroud
Tuesday, February 18TH
SET UP: Charla Moscinski
Judy Danch
Alexis Fitzsimmons
Michael Fitzsimmons
Carrie Wolfe
Friday, February 21ST
SET UP:
Chris Eichorn
Joe Nlemchi
Michelle Smetanko
Friday, February 21ST
SET UP:
Karen Farkas
Charlotte Harris
Greg Thacker
Kathleen Thacker
Janet Yorman
SPOTLIGHTED ADVERTISER
BW Tire & Service
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