Mass Schedule

Saturday: 4:00 p.m.

Sunday: 9:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.

Tuesday–Friday: 8:00 a.m.

Holyday: As Announced

Confessions

Saturday 3:00 p.m.

Directory

Church Office: (513) 791-9004

Fax: (513) 791-6530

E-mail: stsaviour@stsaviourparish.org

Website: www.stsaviourparish.org

PSR Office: (513) 791-0119

Church Staff

Pastor: Fr. Timothy S. Bunch

Weekend Associate: Fr. Ryan Ruiz

Deacon: Jerry Cain

Business Manager: Carol Richter

Pastoral Minister/Administrative

Secretary: Linda Smith

Maintenance Supervisor:

David Bucker

Coord. of Religious Ed.: Jenny Edmonds

Music Director: Jim Balbach

Events Coordinator: Donna Temar

Church Office Hours

Monday – Friday

8:00 a.m.–noon ·1:00 p.m.–4:30 p.m.

Call the Church O

to arrange for

• Sacrament of Baptism

• Sacrament of Marriage

• Sacrament of the Sick

• Information about Catholic

Church

• Communion to Sick/Homebound

CATHOLIC CHURCH

SAINT SAVIOUR

JULY 22, 2018 SIXTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

4136 MYRTLE AVENUE • CINCINNATI, OHIO 45236

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THIS WEEK AT ST. SAVIOUR SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. MASS Carolyn Doxsee 11:00 A.M. MASS Community of St. Saviour PICK UP CHRISTMAS IN JULY TAGS/RETURN GIFTS MONDAY TUESDAY 8:00 A.M. MASS Loraine Connett WEDNESDAY NO 8:00 A.M. MASS SCOUTS, 6:30 PM, UNDERCROFT THURSDAY 8:00 AM MASS Marilyn Watson FRIDAY NO 8:00 AM MASS ROSARY, 6:30 PM, FR. DAUWE A SATURDAY 3:00 PM Sacrament of Penance 4:00 PM MASS Rob Coughlin, 57th Birth. Rem. RETURN CHRISTMAS IN JULY GIFTS SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. MASS Tom McKenna 11:00 A.M. MASS Community of St. Saviour RETURN CHRISTMAS IN JULY GIFTS BAPTISM AFTER 11 AM MASS

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To prepare us for next week (Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time)

the readings are:

2 Kings 4:42-44 Ephesians 4:1-6

John 6:1-15

WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE

We will now only have weekday Mass on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8 am here at St. Saviour.

St. John the Evangelist has Mass during the week at 8 am. Please call Linda at the office to reschedule any Mass intentions you might have coming up in the near

future.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

CHRISTMAS IN JULY TAGS

Items will need to be returned by July 29

Blue tag - school supplies for N.E.E.D.S.

Yellow tag - supplies for C.A.I.N. They are asking for new and gently

used kitchen items.

Red tag - gift cards for Veterans

Envelope - cash/check donations for Deer Park Library

Deer Park Library, under the leadership of Natalie Fields, is quite the hidden gem in the community.

During the summer, they provide meals, reading programs and activities for the area’s children.

Your gift of cash will make sure they can take care of the kids through the summer and the rest of the year.

THANK YOU TO

THOMAS JUSTIN FUNERAL HOMES

For once again being

THE PRESENTING SPONSOR FOR FESTIVAL 2018!!!

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SPONSORS OF THE WEEK

DR. TERRENCE POOLE, DDS, LLC

Dentistry for Adults & Children

Newest Technology & Payment Options

4605 E. Galbraith Road, Ste 100

Newest Technology & Payment Options

513-961-1991

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ERIC D. BENDER Attorney at Law

St. Saviour Class of 1980

Family Law—Wills & Probate

Lawsuits—Consumer—Real Estate

9764 Kenwood Road (between Cooper & Pfeiffer

891-5630

www.ericbenderlaw.com

PARISHIONERS IN THE MILITARY -- --KEEP THEM IN YOUR PRAYERS

For those in the military, if you would like to receive e-mails from parishioners, please share your e-mail

address with us at lindas@stsaviourparish.org 2ND LT JACOB BARNHORST CHRIS BELAIR DANIEL ELMORE AB LOCHER, RAY E EDWARD SAURBER SGT. TROY THOMAS BRENNAN & JACOB WOOD

HAPPY WEDDING ANNIVERSARY to the following people who this week

are celebrating their anniversary:

Otis & Rose Andrews—July 22, 1951 Benjamin & Angela Krebs—July 22, 2006

Greg & Tracey Schoenberger—July 22, 2006 Mike & Tina Petro—July 23, 1994

Kenny Ann & Tom Robers—July 24, 1993 Matthew & Molly Reynolds—July 25, 2009

Roger & Karen Perdrix - July 27, 1985

Middle School Band Camp: Grades 5-8 The Summit Country Day School Band Camp is open to all students in the Cincinnati area entering grades 5-8, who have played a band instrument for one year or more. Stu-dents will have fun playing exciting music on their instru-ments as well as learning about music theory, composition, and conducting. Parents will be treated to an end-of-camp performance on Friday, Aug. 3, where students will show you all the great things they have accomplished that week! Instructor: Bob Browning Dates: July 30-Aug. 3 Time: 9 a.m. to noon Fee: $180 For more information, contact director Bob Browning at browning_r@summitcds.org. For information on other camps at the Summit, please contact Lisa Nicholson at ni-cholson_l@summitcds.org. Registration is now open at https://www.summitcds.org/programs/summit-summer

RUMMAGE SALE

St Gertrude's, Ladies of Charity Treasure Mart (rummage sale) on Saturday, July 21 from 9am-3pm. Hundreds of items. Par-ish center on grounds of St Gertrude's, 6543 Miami Ave. All proceeds help the needy and poor.

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VIGIL LIGHTS LIT THIS WEEK Intention Donor In memory of Laura Conroy Mom & Dad In Memory of Oliver L. Harris,Jr. Wendy Carter Harris For Karen Friends My Daughter Theresa Mom Luke Grandma & Pop Mom & Mom Peterson Lucille Our Grandson’s Health Grandma & Grandpa Healing & Peace for a loved one Aunt Peace in a Family Carol Good health for Mat Grandma Healing of Grandson Parishioner My Granddaughter Grandma Tom Mom Many prayer intentions The Richter Family My BFF Jan Cookie Police Force, Firefighters and their families Girlfriend For Dena Mom & Friend For the Albrinck family that Brian returns safely Moorman Family Tim Barb Healthy Baby Great Grandmother Mental Health Healing Family Thanksgiving for prayers Answered A parishioner Special Intention Mom & Dad My Grandson Grandma Bud Appelman, Peace From your friends in the back row Family Peace AK Special intention A parishioner Healing for Grandson Nathan Tom & Emily Olivia Great Grandma Family Health Mom Joe Zerges Joe Sunberg Carrie Mom Rebecca, better health Love, Mom & Dad For Andy & family Friends Megan AJ Continued good recovery For Cathy Dan Jerry Gruber Marilyn Gruber Successful surgery for Vickie Anonymous Emily AJ Successful cancer treatment For son Andy Mom Safety for Eric Grandma & Grandpa Good Health Report Mom Special Intention for Daughter Mom Son Mom My Son Mom Sons Health & Addiction Parents

PRAY FOR THOSE WHO HAVE DIED Please pray for all who have died, especially Doro-thy Boland; Fred McBride, the sister of Dolly Spille, and for those who are grieving the loss of a loved one.

FESTIVALS AROUND TOWN

ST. GABRIEL SUMMERFEST, GLENDALE Friday, July 20 6pm—midnight (family night)

Saturday, July 21 6pm-midnight Sunday, July 22 12:30 PM—6PM

ST. CECILIA FAMILY FRIENDLY FESTIVAL—OAKLEY

Friday, July 20 6pm—midnight Saturday, July 21 5pm-midnight

Sunday, July 22 1PM—6PM

HOLY TRINITY-NORWOOD Friday, July 27 6pm—midnight

Saturday, July 28 5:30 pm—Midnight Sunday, July 29 4pm—9pm

ST. MARGARET OF YORK

SMOY Fest, Loveland Friday, July 27 6pm—midnight

Saturday, July 28 5:00 pm—Midnight Sunday, July 29 3pm—10pm

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PARISHIONERS IN THE HOSPITAL OR RECOVERING AT HOME

Please keep in your prayers all the Parishioners and their families who are in the hospital, recovering from an

illness or going through treatments:

Ann Feldhaus, Mark Mueller, Loretta Metzger, Jim Angel, Candace Joerger, Paul Spille, Jimmie Temar, Loraine Hurst, Cathy Junker, Wilma Appelman, Don Belew, Ed

Fritz, Georgia Hutten, Leo Feldhaus, Charlotte Wimmers, Ben Freeman, Charlotte Rice, Ashley Burckard, Jerry

Wiesner, Jeannie Cain, Sue Misleh, Julie Bosse, Emma Ward, Marie Donahue, Bud Appelman, Amber Barrett,

Rosemary Foster, Helen Scott, Roger Kob, Jake, John Locher

ANNIVERSARY OF PARISHIONERS’ DEATHS

The Bereavement Committee is listing the anniversary of a Parishioner whose funeral was held at St. Saviour in the last five years. We see this as a way to continue to

support the family. You may want to send them a card or call them to let them know you are thinking of them.

Ralph B. Piening, Jr.—July 23, 2017 Doris L. Obst—July 25, 2014

Thomas A. Foster—July 26, 2013 Elizabeth “Anne” Amorini—July 27, 2013

Agnes W. Flynn—July 27, 2015

PARISH STEWARDSHIP SHARING OUR GIFTS AND TALENTS

The Finance Committee set our goal for weekly

collection for 2018-2019 at $9,200.00. Collection – July 8, 2018………...…......……$10,096.00 Collection – July 15, 2018………….….....……$8,520.00

Envision the Future for your child at St. Nicholas Academy,

Cincinnati’s Premier Regional Catholic School

NOW ENROLLING for 2018-2019 Preschool through 8

th grade

For more information, visit our website at

www.stnacademy.org, call for a private tour during school hours at 513.686.2727, or email Principal Aideen Briggs at abriggs@stnacademy.org for more information.

THANK YOU !!!! AND UPDATE ON THE WINDOW CAMPAIGN!!!

A big thank you goes out to the 100 donors that have donated to the WINDOW APPEAL FUND during the first two weeks of the campaign. Those 107 donors donated a total of $37,370.00 from their own personal resources to support this huge need of the parish at a cost of $258,000.00 Once again friends, colleagues and parishioners of St. Saviour Parish have stepped up and shown their support of what goes on here.

INTERESTED IN BECOMING CATHOLIC? HAVE YOU BEEN BAPTIZED BUT NEVER RECEIVED

THE SACRAMENTS OF FIRST COMMUNION OR CONFIRMATION?

This might be just the right time for you!

Please call the Parish Office 791-9004 or email Deacon Jerry Cain jerryc@stsaviourparish.org

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SHARING THE GOSPEL WITH CHILDREN

TODAY’S GOSPEL REFLECTION

2018 Catholic Ministries Appeal (CMA)

Thanks to the generosity of many families here at St. Saviour a total of $26,940.00 was contributed to the 2017 CMA from our parish community. This year, our goal is $24,713.00. So far, $23,045.00 has been pledged which is 93% of our goal. Archbishop Schnurr sends his thanks to everyone from St. Saviour who has pledged to the 2018 Catholic Min-istries Appeal. If you have not yet made your pledge, please consider doing so this week. These important local ministries depend on our help each year. You will find extra pledge envelopes in the bookracks in church To make a pledge securely online, please visit CatholicAppeal.net. Thank you!

Sharing the Gospel Have you ever just wanted to be alone for a while? Jesus and his disciples knew what that felt like. They wanted to be alone to talk and rest, but crowds of people were sur-rounding them. Even when Jesus and his disciples tried to slip away unnoticed, people followed them anyway. They arrived only to find more crowds of people. This was cer-tainly not the quiet time they had planned on. Being patient and kind, Jesus gave up what he wanted, and he began to teach the crowds. Prayer Dear God, thank you that Jesus gave up what he wanted, just so he could help other people. Help me to follow his example. Amen. Something to Draw Draw a picture of Jesus surrounded by large crowds of people. Mission for the Week Spend some alone time with Jesus tonight. If you get inter-rupted because someone else needs help, that's okay. Go help, and then come back to your alone time with Jesus again.

"Now what?" It's a difficult thing to hear, isn't it? The train comes late, a child unexpectedly cries, and the latest public policy debate flares up in the news. Life throws us curveballs, and we have no choice but to adapt. Jesus and the Apostles find themselves in that exact situa-tion in today's Gospel.

The Apostles have returned from their two-by-two missionary journey. As Jesus hears all of their stories, he knows they need time to recover and refresh. "Come away by yourselves to a deserted place and rest a while." Their wilderness retreat is short-lived, however, as eager crowds discover their location. Jesus is well aware of the needs of his disciples. Still, as he looks out at the crowd, "His heart was moved with pity for them, for they were like sheep without a shepherd." The rest break is over. "He began to teach them many things."

For those of us who have experienced a taste of much-needed relaxation only to have it taken away abrupt-ly, perhaps we surmise what the Apostles might have been feeling in that moment. But Jesus isn't being inconsiderate of the Apostles needs. He offers them -- and us -- a lived lesson. St. John Paul II wrote, "The whole of Christ's life was a continual teaching: his silences, his miracles, his gestures, his prayer, his love for people, his special affec-tion for the little and the poor, his acceptance of the total sacrifice on the Cross for the redemption of the world" (On Catechesis in Our Time, 9). In Jesus' choice to teach, we see all of these things: sacrificial love, concern for the mar-ginalized, and priority of people's needs over personal preference. These aren't abstract ideals. They're lived real-ities as we strive to live and love like Jesus. When a new obstacle confronts you in your life, how do you respond?

FOOD COLLECTION ST. VINCENT DE PAUL

You’ve probably noticed that our food collections are al-most always for St. Vincent de Paul. You don’t have to wait for the “official” weekend of the collection. Feel free to bring your donations to church or the office anytime. Each week we will list items that are needed. This week they are: laundry deter-gent, bar soap, stuffing, hamburger helper, canned peas, canned carrots, tuna, canned meat and shampoo. Please place your donations in the bins at the doors in church or bring them to the Parish Office. Thank you for your continued generosity. We could not continue to serve our neighbors in need without you!

We welcome to our Parish

Elizabeth Means and Jacob

4238 Matson Ave 45236

If you live in their neighborhood, please take a moment to welcome them.

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QUESTION

AND ANSWER

July 22 is the feast of Mary Magdalene. Who was she and is it true that she was a prostitute who followed Jesus around in his ministry? Recent biblical scholarship has been trying for a long time to correct Mary Magdalene's misconstrued repu-tation as a prostitute. Biblical information reveals her as one of the most important disciples of Jesus, following and financially supporting him during his ministry. She is also a faithful witness both to the Crucifixion and the first to see the risen Jesus. Further, in John's Gospel, she is commis-sioned by the risen Jesus to announce the good news to his disciples. Thus, she becomes the first evangelizer and proclaimer of the risen Lord. Her reputation as a prostitute arose from the mis-understandings of certain texts in Luke. Luke 8:2 reports Mary as being a follower of Jesus "from whom seven de-mons had gone out." This passage follows Luke's story of the sinful woman, a prostitute, who bathed Jesus' feet with her tears and dried them with her hair. Since that woman is not named, there came to be an association of that woman with Mary Magdalene, "from whom seven demons had gone out." Thus Mary became known as a prostitute. The readings and prayers for her feast day make no mention of her reputation as a sinner. Rather, they em-phasize and highlight her role as the first witness to the risen Lord, and the first one commissioned by Jesus to tell of the good news to the disciples. Let us continue to be Mary Magdalene to the world.

YOUTH GROUP NEWS We are better with you than we are without you, and so are you. Any school … All Saints, St. Vincent Ferrer, St. Saviour Parishes …and all your friends! 7

th & 8

th grade for Junior High Youth Group; 9

th -12

th grade for

High School Youth Group and Highschoolers of the Well (HOW). Please visit us at www.allsaints.cc Junior High and High School Youth Groups Schedule: “Prayer, Dinner & a Movie” for JUNIOR HIGH is Wednes-day, August 1 from 6:30 – 9:30PM in the All Saints Youth Room. “Prayer, Dinner & a Movie” for HIGH SCHOOL is Monday, August 6 from 6:30 – 9:30PM in the All Saints Youth Room. “Prayer, Dinner & a Movie” is as it sounds. We gather, spend 20 or so minutes in prayer, have a pizza dinner, turn the couches, chill the room, get out the blankets, and watch an age appropriate movie with all the typical movie treats. The movie is “kinda” selected by those who attend. We will only show G & PG rated movies to the Junior High, and G, PG, or PG 13 rated to the High school folks. Gaining movie consensus is part of the evening, and we have lots of movies from which to select. “P, D, & M” is always a great time for all. We hope you join us! Parents, please know that you are very welcome to join us for all or part of any Youth Group / How gathering. You may drop in at any time. If you want to help us during the gatherings, you will need to complete in advance VIRTUS training. We hope to see you. Highschoolers of the Well, HOW 90 minutes on Monday nights during the school year is less that 1% of the time you have each week. Lots of kids for lots of years from lots of high schools have found those 90 minutes to be wonderful, helpful, fun, spiritual, encouraging, entertaining, relaxing, and good. Been before, please plan to return. New to high school, give us a try. Not sure, no prob-lem, come a few times and see if it works for you. We’ll start right after Labor Day. Plug HOW into your calen-dars. Mondays 7:00-8:30PM. Students Taking Action We like to highlight kids and their efforts in this space. We like to celebrate good things, good causes, good behaviors, good attitudes, and good! Let’s actively seek to catch kids doing good! And when you do, please let us know so we can celebrate them. If you’re not seeing all the great things the young Catho-lics in our Parish are doing, then you’re not watching! Cheer ‘em on, lift ‘em up, appreciate ‘em, lead ‘em … And watch them grow!

Readings for the Week of July 22, 2018 Sunday: Jer 23:1-6/Ps 23:1-3, 3-4, 5, 6 [1]/Eph 2:13-18/Mk 6:30-34 Monday: Mi 6:1-4, 6-8/Ps 50:5-6, 8-9, 16bc-17, 21 and 23 [23b]/Mt 12:38-42 Tuesday: Mi 7:14-15, 18-20/Ps 85:2-4, 5-6, 7-8 [8a]/Mt 12:46-50 Wednesday: 2 Cor 4:7-15/Ps 126:1bc-2ab, 2cd-3, 4-5, 6 [5]/Mt 20:20-28 Thursday: Jer 2:1-3, 7-8, 12-13/Ps 36:6-7ab, 8-9, 10-11 [10a]/Mt 13:10-17 Friday: Jer 3:14-17/Jer 31:10, 11-12abcd, 13 [cf. 10d]/Mt 13:18-23 Saturday: Jer 7:1-11/Ps 84:3, 4, 5-6a and 8a, 11 [2]/Mt 13:24-30 Next Sunday: 2 Kgs 4:42-44/Ps 145:10-11, 15-16, 17-18 [cf. 16]/Eph 4:1-6/Jn 6:1-15

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PSR CLASSES START SEPTEMBER 16!

AGES 3 TO 8TH GRADE

PLEASE SEND IN YOUR

REGISTRATION FORMS

TO THE PARISH OFFICE

Registration forms can be found on our website www.stsaviourparish.org

Forms are also available in all the

bookracks in church.

Robert Buckman August 1 Allen Haas August 9

Michael Dehring August 1 Joan Heiselman August 9

Allison Griffith August 1 Jess Perdrix August 9

Emily Harper August 1 Greg Schoenberger August 9

Laura Harper August 1 Amy Williams August 9

Thomas Oltorik August 1 Delia Boothby August 10

Alisha Stauss August 1 Maxx Hauser August 10

John Haas August 2 Joseph Niemann August 10

Roger Kob August 2 Deanna Orr August 10

Mark Mueller August 2 Stacy Schierloh August 10

Donna Peterson August 2 Remington Carter August 11

Nathaniel Fritsch August 3 Kylie Kroeger August 11

Lucille Glenn August 3 Isaac Rodenfels August 11

Walter Donahue August 4 Kylie Allen August 12

Emily Farthing August 5 Richard Ambrose August 12

Austin Geyer August 5 Robert Beemer August 12

Barb Lacey August 5 Shane Brians August 12

Caleb Rahe August 5 John Callahan August 12

Sean Satterfield August 5 Claire Walker August 12

Stephanie Wiesner August 5 Donald Belew August 13

Meghan Doerr August 6 Eileen Malay August 13

Maria Koegel August 6 R.William Adkins August 14

James Lantry August 6 Linda Alvis August 14

Marlene Nice August 6 Brittany Arling August 14

Laura Reagan August 6 Angela Chachoff August 14

Carol Wimer August 6 Jestin Hubbard August 14

Bill Zitscher August 6 Sarah Mullen August 14

Alexander Beach August 7 Donna Schafer August 14

Jean Beiting August 7 James Giles August 15

Mary Hoffman August 7 Walter Heuer August 15

Jeff Potts August 7 Thomas Robers August 15

Richard Schroeder August 7 Aaron Smith August 15

Barry Anders August 8 Adam Smith August 15

Marie Jacobs August 8 Aiden Williamson August 15

Melissa Olberding August 8 Matthew Ferguson August 16

Zachary Triantos August 8 Jean Hill August 16

Alissa Bolger August 9 Lauren Malahosky August 16

Kristi Bolling August 9 Stacey Martin August 16

Gladys Englert August 9 Eugene Medl August 16

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO OUR PARISHIONERS BORN IN AUGUST!!

Anna Desouza August 17 Randall Metz August 23

Zeelyna Ngassa Mbuagbaw August 17 Jeremy Wood August 23

Elizabeth Means August 17 Douglas Edwards August 24

Patrick O'Donnell August 17 Thomas Elsbrock August 24

Amanda Stoffolano August 17 Kelly Haverkamp August 24

Joshua Wessinger August 17 Savannah Macke August 24

Andrew Benedetti August 18 Marita Schwertman August 24

Jim Bruening August 18 Dawn Volle August 24

Charlotte Daniels August 18 Kara Busemeyer August 25

Sean Russell August 18 Sarah Fasce August 25

Vicki Selm August 18 Amy Gruber August 25

Samantha Shreve August 18 Dennis Harper August 25

Thomas Blocker August 19 Zephyrine Agbemadu August 26

Karen Hogan August 19 Theresa Kaiser August 26

Colton Hubbard August 19 Frank McKeown August 26

Maureen Morrow August 19 Peggy Reagan August 26

Christine O'Brien August 19 Laura Weisbrod August 26

Diane Owens August 19 Tiffany Armstrong August 27

Joshua Perdrix August 19 Preston Franklin August 27

Daneille Reinhardt August 19 Adam Olding August 27

Shirley Burke August 20 Matthew Retta August 27

Eugene Cordier August 20 Eric Gammarino August 28

Julie Holtman August 20 Luc Parrish August 28

Peter Sedmak August 20 Frank Scott August 28

Tyler Stolly August 20 Joseph Berlage August 29

David Chachoff August 21 Daryl Curry August 29

Mardene Hull August 21 Daniel Ernst August 29

Stephen Keller August 21 Carl Huster August 29

Sara Lacey August 21 Christopher Klein August 29

William Roebel August 21 Charles Mueller August 29

Andrew Wallbrown August 21 Shirley Schwaegerle August 29

Ryan Andersen August 22 Barbara Voshefski August 29

Jennifer Carter August 22 Kavitha Chinthamalla August 30

Rosemary Dustrude August 22 Judith Parker August 30

Alex Jackson August 22 Gerald Stanforth August 30

Alex Jackson August 22 Gerard Wiesner August 30

Richard Reinhardt August 22 Charles Folzenlogen August 31

Holly Busemeyer August 23 Mark Kroell August 31

Joan Capehart August 23 Carson Lambert August 31

Marilyn Gruber August 23 Lisa Russell August 31

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO OUR PARISHIONERS BORN IN AUGUST!!