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616 Reading RoadMason, Ohio 45040

Parish Office HoursMonday - Friday: 8:30am - 4:30pm

Phone: 513-398-3821Parish Office: ext. 3100School Office: ext. 3108After Hours Emergency: ext. 3200Fax: 513-398-2254

Bulletin DeadlineThe deadline for all articles for the Sunday bulletin is Friday afternoon, (9) days before the article appears in the bulletin. Please send items, along with the dates they should run, to bulletin@stsusanna.org for submission.

REFLECTING WITH THE PAROCHIAL VICAR

NOVEMBER 26, 2017CHRIST THE KING

BUILD YOUR KINGDOM HERE

In sixth grade, our major grade-level project was building a castle. My best friend Jason and I decided to work together. Needless to say, two unsupervised twelve-year-old boys did not make much progress throughout the year. Scrambling at the last minute to slap together something out of hot glue and painted cardboard did not result in our winning first prize for best castle replica.

For most of us, castles are not part of our day-to-day experience. They’re either the things of Disney fantasy or curious historical relics. Even the Loveland Castle, without running water or wi-fi, seems rather antiquated, even though it was begun in 1929. Americans don’t find much use for castles. We have even less regard for kings; just ask George III whose tea we tossed into Boston Harbor. So as Catholics in America, what are we to make of this celebration of Christ the King?

It helps to know where this feast comes from. We might easily assume its origins lie in the Middle Ages, when knights swore fealty to noble monarchs. Actually, it was instituted by Pope Pius XI in 1925, just four years before Sir Harry Andrews began building his castle in Loveland. In the wake of World War I, the Holy Father saw the collapse of Europe’s royal dynasties and the looming menace of fascism and communism. A reign of terror was about to begin: the rise of Hitler, a second world war, the concentration camps, the dictatorships of Stalin and Mao, and the impending threat of global thermonuclear war.

Pope Pius XI did not necessarily foresee this whole fearful future in 1925. But he did know that people needed to be reminded that no political ideology should be allowed to rule over them because they already had a true and worthy king: Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ, naturally, is a different kind of king. His Kingdom is, therefore, a different kind of kingdom. The Kingdom of God is not a project for us to work on—cobbled together from old shoe boxes and Elmer’s glue—but a gift to be received. Jesus Christ, the Son of God come down from Heaven, establishes the Kingdom on earth; it does not arise out of this world.

Yet, the Kingdom of God is ready to break forth into the world every moment of every day. Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe, has the power to reign but will not use it in us or through us without our permission. Are we humble enough to allow that to happen? Or are we instead trying to build our own little kingdoms? Are we fumbling around with things, like cardboard and glue, which are passing away, when Christ comes to the threshold of our hearts to build us up with Spirit and Life? He pours out of His own Pierced Side the water and blood, the gifts of Baptism and the Holy Eucharist, by which we are cleansed from sin and made fit for the Kingdom of Heaven.

“Come, you who are blessed by my Father. Inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world.” We claim our place in the kingdom by responding to God’s love for us by loving our neighbor, by living the beatitudes, by doing the works of mercy. Come, Lord Jesus! Build your Kingdom here.

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MASS INTENTIONS & WEEKEND PRESIDERS

Monday, November 276:00pm Dan & Mary Kinane

Tuesday, November 288:15am Intention of the Parishioners

Wednesday, November 298:15am Intention of the Parishioners

Thursday, November 308:15am Intention of the Parishioners

Friday, December 18:15am Intention of the Parishioners

Saturday, December 28:15am Carol Hanes5:00pm (Fr. Farrell) Tyler Edwards

Sunday, December 37:30am (Fr. Farrell) Kyle Stradtman9:00am (Fr. Farrell) Francis Chang11:15am (Fr. Roush) Frank Brinkmann6:00pm (Fr. Roush) Reinaldo Dorado

WEEKEND MASS TIMESSaturday at 5:00pmSunday at 7:30am, 9:00am, 11:15am, 6:00pm

Spanish Mass: 4:00pm the 2nd & 4th Sunday of the month

DAILY MASS TIMESMonday at 6:00pmTuesday through Saturday at 8:15am

HOLY DAYS OF OBLIGATION6:30am, 8:15am, 7:00pm

RECONCILIATIONMonday at 6:45pm and Saturday at 9:00am

EUCHARISTIC EXPOSITIONMonday, 6:45 - 9:00pm

FIRST FRIDAYAfter 8:15am Mass Friday to beginningof 8:15am Mass Saturday

ROSARY/DEVOTIONSTuesday through Saturday at 7:30am

Nursery AvailableThe nursery is available for 9:00 and 11:15am Masses. It is located in the Undercroft. Call ext. 3126 or email nursery@stsusanna.org for details.

Spanish MassA Mass in Spanish will be held at 4:00pm on the 2nd & 4th Sundays of every month. For details, contact Karla Eysoldt, (513) 448-8994 or keysoldt@catholiccincinnati.org.

Misa en español es el segundo y cuarto domingo del mes a las 4:00pm.

Parish MembershipWe joyfully welcome new members of our parish community. Please register by calling the Parish Office (513-398-3821), or online (www.stsusanna.org).

PRAY FOR THOSE SERVING OVERSEAS! Alex BackJake DenmanCraig DotyJoseph Patrick FuscoThomas PrieveDavid RodriguezJustin SchuhChristian SorfnsenJames WernkeRachelle WernkeBrandon WesleyRyan WhitakerJim WykoffMichael Zeller

PRAYERS FORTHOSE IN NEED Judy BabichJack BradyJeffery BurbridgeErica BurgerPam BurgerDolores DiAngeloTony DierkersAshley DouglasLucy D’SouzaJohn GavinPeggy GospodarekScott GreislNorma GroneScarlett JamesLyle JonesSmiley JungkunzKimberly KellyFrank LahrmanStephen LutesDavid MagellaLucas McCreaSarah NadolnyGabriel OrickAlonso OrtizMichael PottnerBarbie QuintoJoel RiveraKathy RohdeDoreen SchowalterWayne SchowalterNathan ShacklefordPaul St. ClairKelly StevensMarie SueberlingVictoria VodenikBeverly WardMike WebberJenny WeibelMonte WheelerMary Ann Zindel

Prayer RequestsIf you have people to be prayed for and would like to have them in the bulletin, please email bulletin@stsusanna.org and we will begin publishing them weekly.

Parish LibraryMedia can be checked out at any time. Stop by the Parish Office for help.

Children’s Liturgy of the WordFor children in grades K-2, September through May, 9:00 and 11:15am Masses. For details, contact Kristen Tell, ext. 3135 or tellk@stsusanna.org.

Divine Healer, God of Wholeness, we place these parishioners in Your hands; we ask for healing, but also for acceptance of their illness and of Your holy plan. Help them and us to embrace whatever You have in mind for them. Support them in their anxieties, fears, pains, and the frustrations of their illness. Support them with the strength of the Holy Spirit. We ask this in the name of Jesus, compassionate healer of those in need of health and hope. Amen.

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Marriage PreparationPlease contact the Parish Office no later than six months prior to the date of intended marriage.

Baptism PreparationAll parents desiring Baptism for their children should go to the website and fill out the registration forms on the website at www.stsusanna.org/baptism.

If it is your first child, please feel free to attend the baptismal class at your earliest convenience. Couples may attend before the birth of their child, but registration must be complete.

Our Catholic FaithAre you interested in learning more about our beautiful Catholic Faith and perhaps becoming Catholic? Are you an Adult Catholic seeking Confirmation?Then please contact Susan Hack,ext. 3169 or hacks@stsusanna.org.

ALTAR FLOWER DEDICATION

You can dedicate the placing of flowers at the altar in memory of a loved one or to honor a special occasion. The amount is $50 to defray the cost of the flowers.

To reserve a date, please contact the Parish Office, 398-3821, ext. 3100.

WORSHIP

Free to all parishioners!!!

Go to www.stsusanna.org

and click on Formed, create your personal log-in by using our parish code: f4e66a.

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THIS WEEK, FROM THE ST. SUSANNA RESPECT LIFE MINISTRY...

“By focusing on the most vulnerable members of society, we strengthen the entire fabric of society to protect the rights of all.”

Archbishop William E. Lori, Chair, Ad Hoc Committee for Religious Liberty“Solidarity at the Service of All People in the Middle East,” https://goo.gl/nAUXNQ

COMMITTED TO CHRIST, LIVING IN GRATITUDE

Thank you to all parishioners who have completed and submitted your Commitment Card to the church. As a reminder, all commitments need to be submitted to the church no later than December 10th in order to be accounted for in the final Summary Report. Please complete and submit your card to the church even if you are unable to make a change to your current level of giving. For those registered parishioners not currently supporting the church with regular offertory gifts, please consider a monthly gift to support the needs of our parish.

BAPTISM PREPARATION

St. Susanna is excited to walk with our young families preparing to celebrate the Baptism of their children. Please know we have made some changes in our preparation process to better help our parents to be “the first and best of parents” in raising their children in the Catholic Church and no longer have the preparation program every month.

Look to our parish web site, www.stsusanna.org/baptism to register and begin our exciting new process. Once the form is completed, a member of the Pastoral Staff will contact you and help discern the best options for preparing for your child’s Baptism.

The next Baptismal Preparation class is Saturday, December 2nd, at 10:00am in the St. Susanna Room.

ADVENT RECONCILIATION SERVICES

The first Advent Reconciliation Service held at St. Susanna will be at 7:00pm on Wednesday, December 6th. Another Advent Reconciliation Service will be held at the parish at 7:00pm on Tuesday, December 12th.

ST. SUSANNA YOUNG ADULTS

We have two great Young Adult events coming up. We’ll meet Monday, December 4th at 7:00pm in the St. John Bosco Room to talk Advent and what that means in a secular culture. Then on Friday, December 8th, the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, we’ll meet in the St. Susanna Room at 8:15pm to watch a movie on the Mother of God. We’ll have refreshments and time for fellowship, and we’d love to have you join us!

The young adult group is for everyone age 18-39 interested in building a relationship with Christ and each other. For more information or with questions, contact Melissa Capella at capellam@stsusanna.org or 513-398-3821, ext 3149.

ANOINTING OF THE SICK

The Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick is given to those who are seriously ill, planning to have surgery, or are impaired by old age. If you would like to be anointed, please attend Mass on December 16th at 8:15am.

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ADULT FAITH FORMATIONDISCIPLES IN ACTION

“FAST FACTS” FROM OUR GLOBAL FAMILY MINISTRY

Jesus repeatedly stopped and spent time with outsiders. Can we do the same? The Share the Journey campaign focuses on one simple action: go out and meet a migrant or a refugee. They are human, too.www.stsusanna.org/ourglobalfamily

WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION

All women of the Parish are invited to attend the 2017 Christmas Party on December 6, 2017, at 6:00pm in the St. Susanna Room.

• 6pm- 7pm: hors d’oeuvres• 7pm: Dinner Buffet* & After Dinner Gift Exchange (bring a wrapped gift of about $5- $7 for exchange)

*Meat selections and desserts will be provided. Attendees will be requested to bring an appetizer, side dish or salad when they make a reservation!

Come! Have fun! Bring a friend! Make a reservation with Joan Peskin: 513-309-4023, 513-459-0843 or peskin8@gmail.com.

GIVING TREE OUTREACH

The trees for the annual parish Giving Tree ministry are now displayed in the Gathering Space and by the elevator. This year, three organizations will benefit from the donations: • the Schuh Center (red ornaments)• St. George Food Pantry in Clifton (green ornaments)• St. Vincent de Paul St. Joseph Conference in Adams County

(cleaning and toiletry items - yellow ornaments). Gifts for the families of SVdP St. Joseph Conference can be found on: www.stsusanna.org/givingtree.

Please stop by the trees or visit the website to take an ornament… or two or three. Purchase the item listed on the ornament. Pay close attention to the ornament, to see if the gift needs to be wrapped or not. Attach the ornament and return the package to the church by the weekend of December 9th/10th.

Volunteers are still needed on the weekend of December 9th/10th to collect the gifts. Volunteers are also needed on December 11th to deliver the gifts to St. George Food Pantry and SVdP St. Joseph Conference in Adams Co.

To volunteer for these opportunities, go to the parish web page: www.stsusanna.org/givingtree. If you have questions, please contact Mary Jo Burns at burnsmj@stsusanna.org or 398-3821, ext. 3120.

10,000 LETTERS FOR DREAMERS

The Archdiocese of Cincinnati and the St. Susanna “Our Global Family” Ministry invites you to join us in collecting 10,000 Letters for Dreamers

The US Catholic Church is deeply concerned about the plight of immigrants who were brought to the United States when they were young and who have no pathway to regularize their status. Started in 2012, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) has protected hundreds of thousands of young people from deportation. Many of these young people worship in our parishes, attend our schools, and contribute to our communities. This program is scheduled to end in March 2018.

We are joining with Roman Catholic dioceses across the State of Ohio in a campaign to generate 10,000 letters in support of immigration reform to our congressional delegates. This number represents the total number of DACA applicants approved in Ohio, including renewals.

On December 2nd and 3rd, the St. Susanna “Our Global Family” Ministry will have tables in the Gathering Space where you can sign letters to support legislative reform of immigration laws, including the passage of the DREAM Act or similar legislation. These letters will be collected and submitted to the Catholic Social Action Office who will forward them to the appropriate Congressional delegates.

For further information about DACA, please see the September Archives of www.stsusanna.org/ourglobalfamily or www.justiceforimmigrants.org. More information about the 10,000 Letters for Dreamers Campaign can be found at www.CatholicCincinnati.org/SocialAction.

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CHILDREN’S FAITH FORMATION

CFP Grades 1-8 (2017-2018)Faith Formation for elementary students will be Sundays 10:30 -11:45am, Mondays 6:15 - 7:30pm, and Wednesdays 6:15 - 7:30pm. For more information, contact Kristen Tell, ext. 3135 or tellk@stsusanna.org.

Early Childhood 2017-2018Faith formation for 3, 4, pre-K 5-year-olds and kindergartners meets on Sunday mornings at 9:00am. For more information, contact Rebecca Sackrider, ext. 3126, sackriderr@stsusanna.org.

PreschoolWeekday Preschool is available for ages 2-5 in the Undercroft of church. For more information, contact Joette Ewing, ext. 3131 or ewingj@stsusanna.org.

Saint Susanna SchoolThe parish school provides a Catholic education for Grades K-8. For more information, contact theSchool Office, ext. 3108.

Faith AliveGrades 6-8 (2017-2018)Sundays at 4:00pm to 5:45pmin the St. John Bosco Youth Room. For more information, contact Gabbi Montavon, ext. 3195 or montavang@stsusanna.org.

To get Faith Alive text updates you can join by texting 517-910-6127 and text the message @stsue.

LIFEGrades 9-12 (2017-2018)Sundays at 7:00pm in the St. John Bosco Youth Room. For more information, contact Gabbi Montavon, ext. 3195 or montavang@stsusanna.org.

To get LIFE text updates you can join by texting to the number 81010 and text the message @stsuelife.

FAITH ALIVEIf you would like updates texted to you, please text @328637 to 81010

November 26th NO FAITH ALIVE! Happy Thanksgiving“I will give thanks to you, LORD, with all my heart; I will tell of all your wonderful deeds.” Psalm 9:1

December 3rd, 4:00 – 5:45pm“Spiritually Homeless”December’s theme is Shelter the Homeless. For our spiritual meeting, we will discover what it means to be homeless and how we can provide better spiritual shelter for each other!

December 10th, 4:00 – 5:45pm“Today’s Topic” For our Today’s Topic meeting, we will discuss what is happening in our own social lives!

The total for the November 19, 2017 collection was not available by the printing of this bulletin. It will be published next week with total for this week.

THIS WEEK, FROM THE ST. SUSANNA VINCENTIANS

Today as we celebrate Christ the King, we hear Jesus say: “…whatever you did for one of the least brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.” Knowing that we find the face of Christ in the poor, this month, through your gifts, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul was able to serve many families. Thank You!

STEWARDSHIP

LIFEIf you would like updates texted to you, please text @life20172 to 81010

November 26thNO LIFE! Happy Thanksgiving “I will give thanks to you, LORD, with all my heart; I will tell of all your wonderful deeds.” Psalm 9:1

December 3rd, 7:00 – 9:00pm“YESfirmation”December’s theme is Confirmation! As we remember our Confirmation, we will discover what it actually means to be confirmed. How can we truly say yes to God?

December 10th, 7:00 – 9:00pm“Say Yes to God”For our service meeting, we will actually say yes to God with our lives!

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

Thank you for your generous support last week to the collection for the Catholic Campaign for

Human Development! Your giving will go to support those on the margins living in poverty. If you missed the collection, it’s not too late to give! Visit www.usccb.org/nationalcollections and click “How to Give” on the left.

BOOSTERS NEWS

We are seeking candidates for Girls Basketball Coordinator and Uniform Coordinators. Please contact Mark Cravens at (859) 916-6161 or mcravens@apctowers.com.

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DISCIPLES IN ACTION

ESTE MES EN PARROQUIA ST. SUSANNA • NOVIEMBRE 2017

CLASES DE FORMACION DE SACRAMENTOS PARA ADULTOS

Las clases para adultos que necesitan Sacramentos ya em- pezaron. Las clases son todos los Jueves de 7:00-8:30pm en el sótano

de la Iglesia en el cuarto de St. Julie. Las clases son en Español para mayores de 18 años.

El programa de ABLE ofrece clases de Inglés. Para más información comuniquese al (513) 695-2987. Clases en Lebanon en las tardes.

SU CASA SE HA MUDADO

La nueva dirección es: Mid Pointe Tower 7162 Reading Rd, Cincinnati, Ohio 45237. Tel 513-761-1588. Para Servicios Legales de Inmigración: (513) 672-3746

MISA EN ESPAÑOLSegundo y cuarto Domingo del Mes 4:00pm

ORACIÓN TAIZETercer Jueves del mes a las 6:30pm

NECESITAMOS SU AYUDA!!Con dos Misas al mes en Español, necesitamos ayuda. Ministros de Eucaristía, Ujieres, Lectores, Monaguillos. Se provee entrenamiento.

Para el Coro contactar a: Nicolas Ortiz smtjedi@yahoo.com

Para ayuda con solicitudes de renovar DACA u otras preguntas, llamar al departamento de Servicios Legales de Inmigración al (513) 672-3746.

1. DACA y permisos de trabajo serán validos hasta su fecha de vencimiento.2. No se aceptarán nuevas solicitudes de DACA después del 5 de Septiembre del 2017.3. DACA y permisos de trabajo que expiren entre ahora y 5 de Marzo 2018 pueden ser presentados para renovar hasta el 5 de Octubre 2017.4. No más permisos de viajar al extranjero.5. Seguiremos sirviendo y luchando por todos los inmigrantes.

NOTICIAS

• Grupo de Oración para adultos en Español todos los Martes a las 7:30pm en el cuarto de St. Jerónimo abajo de la Iglesia.

• No se les olvide registrarse a la parroquia! Cualquier programa que quieran participar, cartas de la Iglesia, hacer algún sacramento, tienen que estar registrados.

• Para más información o si tiene alguna pregunta por favor comuniquese con la Iglesia. El número de teléfono en Español de St. Susanna es: (513) 398-3821 Ext. 3202 por favor deje mensaje.

GRUPO DE JOVENES!!!!

FAITH ALIVE: Domingos de 4-5:45pm en el cuarto de St. Jerónimo en el sótano de la Iglesia para jovenes de 6-8 grados.

LIFE: Domingos de 7-9pm en el cuarto de St. Jerónimo en el sótano de la Iglesia para jovenes de 9 a 12 grados.Para más información contacte a Gabbi Montavon en la oficina de la iglesia.

Todas las jovencitas que quieren tener celebraciones de Quince años en St. Susanna tienen que participar en un retiro que se da sola- mente una vez al año. Y hay otra formación y requisitos para ayudarles en esta etapa de madurez tan importante.

Llame a Karla Eysoldt cuando su hija cumpla 14 años y ella puede avisarle de todos los requisitos.

Próximo retiro será el 17 de Marzo del 2018.

CHRISTMAS STOCKING DONATIONS NEEDED

Each year the Schuh Center hands out Christmas Stockings to its patrons. Donations that are needed include the actual Christmas stockings and small item stocking stuffers. Please place donations in the Peace and Justice Kiosk in the Gathering Space of the church. It is requested that donations be in by December 2nd so the Christmas stockings can be handed out to those who visit the Schuh Center during the month of December. Thank you in advance for your donations and thoughtfulness in reaching out to others during this Holiday Season

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November 26, 2017Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe Ez 34:11–12, 15–171 Cor 15:20–26, 28Mt 25:31–46

Actions Matter

This amazing scene that takes up the whole of the wall of the Sistine Chapel is a reminder of the

dramatic moment of Christ’s Second Coming, when he will judge the living and the dead. The Father has given all authority to the Son (John 5:22). Michelangelo places in the upper register the symbols of Christ’s passion as a way to highlight the instruments of Christ’s victory and ours, as well as to show that it was through his loving sacri ce that he has earned the authority to judge the living and the dead.

Christ comes riding on the clouds with his Mother at his side, head turned and eyes cast down, as the days of her intercession have come to an end. Our chance to appeal to his mercy has passed. We will stand naked before him, and our actions will be the gown that dresses us for the feast of the Lamb (Matthew 22:11).

Jesus, in his mercy, wants no surprises and personally reveals the material to be covered by this nal exam. Today’s passage highlights that our charity and kindness will go a long way toward him recognizing us at the last day. Scripture even goes

[Jesus said,] “And he will separate them one from another, as a shepherd separates the sheep from the goats” (Matthew 25:32).

Piece: The Last Judgment (detail), 1535–1541Artist: Michelangelo Location: Sistine Chapel

so far as to say that this “love covers a multitude of sins” (1 Peter 4:8). Those who know his love and spread it with their actions will be preparing themselves for a blessed judgment.

Jesus makes it clear that our faith will also be a theme upon which he will search our hearts. He desires not mere words but loving listening and the heeding of his will. “Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only the one who does the will of my Father in heaven” (Matthew 7:21).

This is a great source of consolation for those who love him sincerely, even if imperfectly.

—Fr. Mark Haydu, LC

For ReflectionAm I ready for that nal exam? What should I do today in order to be ready for the loving return of Jesus?

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PARISH STAFFContact: 398-3821 • Parish, ext. 3100 • School, ext. 3108

Fr. Robert Farrell (Pastor) ext. 3101, farrellr@stsusanna.orgFr. Eric Roush (Parochial Vicar) ext. 3106, roushe@stsusanna.orgLou Wong (Deacon) ext. 3137, wongl@stsusanna.org

PASTORAL STAFF: YOUTH AND CHILDREN’S FORMATIONSRebecca Sackrider (School DRE, Early Childhood) ext. 3126, sackriderr@stsusanna.org

Lauren Zinnecker (CFP 1-4) zinneckerl@stsusanna.orgKristen Tell (CFP 5-8, VBS, First Communion) ext. 3135, tellk@stsusanna.orgGabrielle Montavon (Youth Minister) ext. 3195, montavong@stsusanna.orgMelissa Capella (Young Adults, Confirmation) ext. 3149, capellam@stsusanna.org

PASTORAL STAFF: ADULT FORMATIONSusan Hack (Faith Formation, RCIA) ext. 3169, hacks@stsusanna.orgChloé Fasano (Faith Formation, RCIA) ext. 3110, fasanoc@stsusanna.orgMary Jo Burns (Peace & Justice) ext. 3120, burnsmj@stsusanna.org

SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIONJoette Ewing (Preschool) ext. 3131, ewingj@stsusanna.orgDaniel Albrinck (Principal) ext 3109, albrinckd@stsusanna.org

ADDITIONAL STAFFShannon Benvenuti (Business Manager) ext. 3121, benvenutis@stsusanna.orgSarah Jadeed (Parish Receptionist) ext. 3100, jadeeds@stsusanna.orgKarla Eysoldt (Hispanic Ministry) 513-448-8994, keysoldt@catholiccincinnati.orgTeresa Johns (Communications Director) ext. 3104, johnst@stsusanna.orgDoug Popp (Facilities) ext. 3154, poppd@stsusanna.orgGuy Vanasse (Music & Liturgy) ext. 3105, vanasseg@stsusanna.org

ORGANIZATIONBoosters

Caregiver Support Group

Festival

Finance Commission

Fish Fry

Health & Wellness

Knights of Columbus

Men’s Prayer Group

Moms Group

Natural Family Planning

Prayer Network

PTO

Risen Life

School Commission

Schuh Center

St. Vincent de Paul

Women’s Association

Young at Heart

CONTACTMark Cravens, 770-4278

Sharon Kipfer, 509-3278

Brenda Stier, lstier@cinci.rr.com

Shannon Benvenuti, 398-3821

Scott Kososki, 461-9098

Laura Barbetta, 847-1849

David Meyer, 262-0287

Bill Bross, 518-9594

Katie Fortener, (248) 515-8895

Tom & Colleen O’Rourke, 398-3116

Kathy Mussman, 777-5981

Ann Roda, stsusannapto@gmail.com

Roberta Brunck, 777-1476

Sarah McClain, 225-7093

Teresa Bolte, 779-8965

Mary Jo Burns, 398-3821

Mary Ann Mushaben, 504-7181

Dottie Linton, 754-0114

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