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THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER

MASS INTENTIONS:SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2019 - Third Sunday of EasterActs 5:27-32, 40b-41; Rev. 5:11-14; Jn. 21:1-19 8:00 a.m. (DM/MK) Laurie Richmond - Sherry Bockus 9:30 a.m. (DM/MK) David Hartington - Pat & Karen Fahy 12:00 p.m. (JC) Bob Finney - Finney Family 5:00 p.m. (JC) Mass for the People of Our Parish

MONDAY, MAY 6, 2019 – Acts 6:8-15; Jn. 6:22-29 8:30 a.m. (JC) Clarence & Mary Petit - Norm Petit

TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2019 – Acts 7:51–8:1a; Jn. 6:30 - 35 8:30 a.m. (DM) Art & Doris Petit - Norm Petit

WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 2019 – Acts 8:1b - 8; Jn. 6:35 - 40 8:30 a.m. (DM) Dean & Rose Marie Miller - Dean & Chris Miller 10:30 a.m. (JC) Mass at Brookdale, Richard Keffer - Jerry Keffer 1:30 p.m. (DM) Mass at Meadow Grove, Cliff Wittekind - Egan Family

THURSDAY, MAY 9, 2019 – Acts 8:26-40; Jn. 6:44-51 8:30 a.m. (DM) Ruth Willing - Thomas Dougherty

FRIDAY, MAY 10, 2019 – Acts 9:1 - 20; Jn. 6:52 - 59 8:30 a.m. (DM) Laurie Richmond - Sherry Bockus

SATURDAY, MAY 11, 2019 – Fourth Sunday of EasterActs 13:14, 43-52; Rev. 7:9, 14b-17; Jn. 10:27-30 5:00 p.m. (DM/MK) Tori Anderson - Tom Nance

SUNDAY, MAY 12, 2019 - Fourth Sunday of EasterActs 13:14, 43-52; Rev. 7:9, 14b-17; Jn. 10:27-30 8:00 a.m. (JC/MK) Jerry Mitchell - William & Emily Frances 9:30 a.m. (JC) Elizabeth Sahr - Sahr Children 12:00 p.m. (DM) Rita Sabatino - Mike & Pat Flavin 5:00 p.m. (DM) Mass for the People of Our Parish

NEWS FROM THE SCHOOLMonday, May 6 - Friday, May 10: Teacher Appreciation Week

Friday, May 10: 4th Grade Ohio History Program

Please remember in your prayers Margaret Fider who died recently. She was the mother of Bob McKendry.

We also pray for the repose of the soul of Marcella Hickman of the first anniversary of her death, May 2.

May God grant them eternal rest and may He comfort their families.

Totus Tuus: VBS Runs June 17-21

Totus Tuus, Our Lady’s Vacation Bible School, will take place June 17-21, 2019. This weeklong summer camp is for children who are entering grades 1-6 in the 2019-20 school year.

Totus Tuus—Latin for “Totally Yours”—will run from 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. with before and after care available for the week, if requested through our Summer BASE Program.

Cost for Totus Tuus is $35 per child. Space is limited. For questions or to volunteer, contact Joy Janczak in the Parish Office at 614-875-9345.

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Our Lady’s missionaries will be leaving shortly for Cambodia! Last year, we were able to let our BB5 kids go shopping and buy something for themselves. It was the first time they had the opportunity, and it was great fun to see them spend their money--$10 each--carefully. As you can see, money goes a long way in Cambodia.

Pictured left to right: Samnang, Srey Soth, Srey Leang, Mara, Chan Ra, Srey Leak, and our very own Joe Dickman.

Next weekend, May 11-12, our missionaries will

be in the Gathering Space after all Masses to collect any donations you’d like to make for this year’s shopping trip. We thank you in advance!

Silver Streaks MeetingWednesday, May 8, in the Life Center

6:00 p.m.: Meet for dinner, courtesy of the parish Respect Life Committee.

6:45 p.m.: Presentation by Paula Taliaferro on maximizing your memory

(Photo by Nashua Volquez from Pexels.)

Blessing for Expectant Parents May 12

All expectant parents are invited and encouraged to attend the 9:30 a.m. Mass on Mother’s Day to receive the Blessing of Parents before Childbirth.

“A husband and wife participate in God’s love through the sacrament of marriage and cooperate in the gift of life through the conception of a child. It is appropriate that they receive God’s blessings together as they wait in faith and hope for the birth of their child.” –The Book of Blessings

(Photo by Andreas Wohlfahrt from Pexels)

Join Our Lady’s students for the last school Mass of the 2018-2019 academic year

with celebrant Bishop Robert Brennan!

Thursday, May 308:30 a.m.

Loving When Others Hate; Believing When Others Doubt: Smiling When Others Frown

- Kyle Callahan

I smile when I am at church. No matter what my current circumstance, walking into Our Lady never ceases to re-instill the joy in my heart. The joy of God, the joy of fellowship, the joy of my brothers and sisters in Christ, coming from all walks of life, each here with a common purpose: to further ourselves as disciples. What a beautiful thing.

Let’s face it. Many times, we see ugliness in our world. Apathy and bitterness seem to rule our daily existence sometimes, and so few people seem to have hope. That should create in us two reactions… First, to be forever grateful to God for providing this church family we have in our midst, and all of its bountiful opportunities for growth. Second, and equally important, to commit to BEING Christ for our world. In our jobs and in our schools. In our social groups and in our families. When we see darkness, we must be the light, as Jesus told us we would be. We must love when everyone else is hating. We must hope when everyone else is despairing. We must believe, when everyone else is doubting (see 1Corinthians 13).

In a hurting world, we are called to be healers by God. Our Church expects us to be active in our secular world, and to be a positive influence in every interaction we have. Let us strive to be reminded of that as we go throughout this week, in our normal lives.

This is not an easy task. We must count on our God and one another, as sources of strength for our journey. Our job is not to simply feel satisfied with our faith, but to bring it to others, as signs of strength, signs of hope, signs of love. For this, we were chosen… and THIS is why I smile.



Our Lady of Perpetual Help is offering “Grieving with Great Hope,” a workshop for people mourning the loss of a loved one. It will take place Friday, May 17, from 7:00-9:00 p.m. and Saturday, May 18, from 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

“Grieving with Great Hope” is presented by Good Mourning Ministry, a Catholic bereavement apostolate founded by John and Sandy O’Shaughnessy. Both have been through their own valley of grief and, in this workshop, will offer personal and professional insights on what can help as you journey through yours.

Using Google Chrome, visit OurLadyOfPerpetualHelp.net to register. There is a $20 registration fee.

No Internet? Call the parish office at 614-875-3322 for help with registration.

For more details, visit www.goodmourningministry.net, or email John and Sandy at [email protected].

This program has helped thousands of people mourn the loss of a loved one. We are delighted to bring this workshop to our parish and hope and pray you’ll consider attending it.

“Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.” (Matthew 5:4)

Four Courageous ConversationsGIVING VOICE TO OUR PAIN

Our Lady of Perpetual Help ChurchTuesday, May 7, 6:30-8:30 p.m.

Why Courageous Conversations? We need safe places and relationships to face and respond to the Catholic Church Clergy Sexual Abuse Crisis. We need opportunities to gather to reflect, pray, and listen to each other.

These places need to be safe in every way – psychologically, spiritually, and physically — because it’s risky and vulnerable to sort things out in community through conversations. “Safety” means that the conversations need solid guidance, structure, and clear boundaries so as to help people listen to each other in love. The Four Courageous Conversations framework provides the safety and guidance for us to talk with one another in confidence about the unthinkable. All responses will be anonymously recorded and will become the basis of a report to Bishop Brennan.

+ Courageous Conversation #1: Sharing Our Hearts

+ Courageous Conversation #2: On Roots and Causes

+ Courageous Conversation #3: Speaking Our Truth

+ Courageous Conversation #4: What Now? What Next?

Facilitated by: Dr. Dobie Moser of Mustard Seed Consultants

IMPORTANT: A REPORT FROM THIS MEETING WILL BE SENT TO BISHOP BRENNAN.

Hope has two beautiful daughters; their names are Anger and Courage. Anger at the way things are, and Courage to see that they do not remain as they are.

– St. Augustine of Hippo

Respect Life Ministry Events May 25 & 26

Do you know how to talk to others about abortion? Do people know you’re Catholic and ask you questions on why the Church is pro-life, sometimes leaving you not knowing how to answer? Our Lady’s Respect Life Ministry will host Gabe Vance from Created Equal on Saturday, May 25, after the 5:00 p.m. Mass in the life Center. He will present “Abortion 101: How to engage others on abortion.” The only cost is a freewill offering.

The Knights of Columbus and the Respect Life Ministry will also pray a Rosary for Life in the church on Sunday, May 26, at 1:15 p.m. This is open to the entire parish. Following the Rosary, Knights of Columbus Perpetual Help Council 4603 will start a Novena for Life. This will be a nine-day prayer with a different intention, reflection, and act of reparation every day. The Novena will end on June 3 with praying the Angelus and the Rosary in the church at 6:00 p.m. The Knights are encouraging all members of the Parish to pray this Novena. Please email James Allan at [email protected] with any questions.

“We must obey God rather than men.” (Acts 5:29)

--From the First Reading on the Third Sunday of Easter

(Image by congerdesign from Pixabay.)


MAY 5, 2019

Congratulations to Couples Celebrating Anniversaries in May!

Len and Joan Korody – 54 yearsKenneth and Linda Stammen – 53 years

Mike and Peggy Spiers – 48 yearsMichael “Mick” and Theresa Bayes – 40 years

Greg and Sandy Wagner – 36 yearsRandy and Jenny Thomas – 35 years

May God bless you with many more happy years together!

If you are celebrating a special anniversary and would like to have it noted in the bulletin, please email

[email protected].

Mercy & Mary Retreatat Our Lady of Perpetual Help

Friday, August 30, 2019, 7:15 p.m.-8:15 p.m. Saturday, August 31, 2019, 7:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

Visit https://events.marianmissionaries.o rg/events /mercy-mary- ret reat-columbus-oh/ to register!

EXPERIENCE the TIME of MERCY with Father Michael Gaitley here at Our Lady!

Join the Marian Missionaries of Divine Mercy and the Diocese of Columbus for an inspiring Mercy & Mary Retreat, featuring bestselling author of 33 Days to Morning Glory and acclaimed speaker Fr. Michael Gaitley, MIC.

Take time to recharge and refocus as you learn the secrets of this “Time of Mercy.”

Join us for a full immersion experience into Divine Mercy and Mary. Enjoy talks by Fr. Gaitley, Mass, Adoration, testimonies with the Marian Missionaries, and much more!

Fr. Jim’s Inklings: Gert’s Ram

“Gert is walking up the lane! Keep that ram away from her!” my dad cried. As Grandma made her way up the walk to the picnic table out back, carrying her family-favorite cherry pie and jug of sweet tea, my twin sisters put forth the necessary effort to hold back that sheep of my father’s concern. My brothers lifted her fruit pie and Lipton iced sugar water to ease her journey up the large sandstone steps. I took her by the arm like a prom-date escort to the outdoor dining spot. My dad set up the new lawn chairs for the occasion. He had “just the right one” for his mother. She took her seat while my mom prepared her plate.

“Where are the twins? What trouble are they getting into now?” she asked, chuckling. She was about to find out.

Mom handed Grandma her plate of hamburger, homemade baked beans, potato salad, pickled beets, green beans in house cured ham, corn on the cob, green onions, and that sweet tea we so fondly welcomed at every picnic. Grandma took her seat in one of the new lawn chairs with her plate of food nestled in her lap.

We heard the hair-raising scream from around the other side of the house. “He’s loose! He’s loose,” screamed the twins. “Get him! We can’t get him!” they warned. The ram came around from the back of the house at full clip. He ran right passed Gertrude, turned on a dime, and charged full bore into her. Gert flew back over her chair. Her plate of food went everywhere. My dad straddled the ram and wrestled it to the dirt. We all thought the same thing: if Grandma was still alive, she was certainly seriously injured.

She got up on her own accord and insisted: “Someone take a picture of me! No one is going to believe that a dumb sheep did this! You think Jesus really knew the depths of what he was talking about when he wanted St. Peter to feed his sheep? I’d say St. Peter found out.”



COMMITTEES & ORGANIZATIONS: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

Disciples of Christ Charismatic Bible Study & Prayer Group – Geno Pulsinelli, 614-736-2783

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, 614-871-3375

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, MAY 6 7:00 p.m. Boy Scout Troop 820 - Basement 7:00 p.m. Disciples of Christ - Chapel

TUESDAY, MAY 7 6:30 p.m. Courageous Conversations - Life Center 6:30 p.m. Life Teen Band Rehearsal - Nave 6:30 p.m. SVDP Evening Prayer - Chapel 6:50 p.m. SVDP Monthly Meeting - Shepherd’s Room

WEDNESDAY, MAY 8 6:00 p.m. Bell Choir Rehearsal - Nave 6:00 p.m. Life Teen Leadership - Basement 6:00 p.m. Silver Streaks - Life Center 6:30 p.m. K of C Business Meeting - Basement 6:30 p.m. Silent Auction Meeting - Shepherd’s Room 7:30 p.m. Choir Rehearsal - Nave

THURSDAY, MAY 9 6:00 p.m. Edge - LIfe Center 6:30 p.m. K of C 1st Degree Ceremony - Basement

FRIDAY, MAY 10 9:30a.m. ReflectionsPrayerGroup- Shepherd’s Room 6:30 p.m. Girl Scout Troop 1622 or 6564 – Basement

SATURDAY, MAY 11 6:30 a.m. Men’s Faith Formation - Life Center 9:00 a.m. SVDP Financial Mentor Training - Life Center

Cancer Support Group T-shirt Sales

Next Weekend

Our Lady’s Cancer Support Group will be taking prepaid T-shirt orders after Masses on May 18 & 19. Shirts cost

$20 for sizes S-XL, and $22 for 2XL, 3XL, 4XL, and 5XL. Pay by cash or check.

Proceeds will help with the purchase of gift bag items for those dealing with cancer.


MAY 5, 2019

PARISH OFFICE STAFF • 614-875-3322

Fr. Daniel J. Millisor, [email protected]. James Colopy, Pastoral [email protected] Michael [email protected]. David J. Frea, Parish [email protected]. Kim Owens, Finance Associate &Catholic Foundation – St. John Fisher [email protected]. Theresa Bayes, [email protected]. Julia Shappert, [email protected]. Judy Eagen, Admin [email protected]. Amy McKenzie, Communications [email protected]. Sue Taylor, [email protected],[email protected]. Kevin Radwanski, Facilities [email protected]. Joe Montgomery, Technology [email protected]. Mitchell Montgomery, Maint/Tech [email protected]

BULLETIN: DEADLINE MONDAY MORNINGAmy McKenzie, 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)Mrs. 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 Porreca614-875-2705Children’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]



Perpetual Help Council 4603 Diaper and Clothing Drive

The Diaper and Clothing Drive runs through Father’s Day, Sunday, June 16. Please drop off packages of new disposable diapers and new or used maternity clothing in the playpen in the Gathering Space.

While you are there, pick up a baby bottle (or bottles) and fill it with your loose change or bills. When filled, return it to the Gathering Space after Mass and, if you want, take another bottle. Funds, diapers and clothing donated will go towards the Pregnancy Decision Health Center.

Special Screening of “Power in My Hands” Tuesday, May 14

6:30 p.m. in the Life Center

An all-star cast uncovers the beauty, power, and timelessness of the prayer of the Rosary. This film helps viewers understand and grasp the power to transform individuals, families, communities, and America through praying the Rosary.

Prominent Catholic leaders present the profound beauty of the Rosary for people of all ages and also share their own personal witness to this power in one’s hands. The film also tells unique stories of ordinary families from across

America who have been deeply impacted by praying the Rosary.

The film features Fr. Donald Calloway, MIC, Philip Rivers, Jeff Cavins, Kelly Wahlquist, Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers, Archbishop Jerome Listecki, Doug Barry, and other inspiring Catholic leaders.

(From the film description on www.ignatius.com.)


MAY 5, 2019

Dear Parishioners:

On Easter Sunday I shared two resurrection stories—one from the letter I received from a newly baptized Catholic, and one from the drawing by Isaiah, a third grader in our school. The explosion of God’s abundant grace has been remarkable as people have absorbed these stories and reflected on how they feed our mission to form and send intentional, missionary disciples of Jesus Christ.

That explosion of grace is captured in this year’s BAA theme—God Makes Every Grace Abundant.

We first combined the Bishop’s Annual Appeal (BAA) and Our Lady Appeal (OLA) in 2012, twinning our commitment to the BAA, which has always been very important to me, with the OLA that allows for the capital needs of our vibrant campus. In the last eight years, you have generously pledged more than $2,000,000 and allowed us to do our fair share in the diocese, as well as undertake many capital projects.

Through the BAA, we support numerous services and programs that no one parish can provide on its own. I’ve always been committed to and passionate about that part of the appeal—especially the services that care for the poor among us. Last year our BAA goal was $162,000. This year, we aim to raise $165,000.

Last year, our pledges exceeded the BAA goal by $110,000. That OLA money came back into our parish, free of the six percent diocesan assessment. We paid off the parking lot repaving, purchased a new tractor with all the attachments, and installed the new audio system in the nave.

Our focus for the OLA is a little different this year. Our “new” church building is approaching its 20-year anniversary… and the wear and tear is beginning to show. Just imagine the thousands who have passed through the Gathering Space, Life Center, hallways, and nave. So, just as you would in your own home, we will update and replace carpeting, paint, artwork, and furniture. We will also add storage space and update audio/video components.

In the nave are new candlesticks, introduced at Easter, which enhance the contemporary beauty of our worship space. Karen Cook, Amy McKenzie, David Frea, Kevin Radwanski and I went to Pittsburgh recently to visit a Catholic church goods warehouse. The proprietor receives items from Catholic churches that are closing, or otherwise shedding items, and then refurbishes and resells them to other Catholic churches, guaranteeing their preservation. We just fell in love with the “new” traditional candlesticks which beautifully enhance our liturgical space.

We will also invest in permanent hymnals/missalettes to replace our current disposables which are used for only a few months. These sturdy new books should last more than 15 years and we will see a return on our investment in just two years. They also meet Pope Francis’ call to care for our creation by eliminating unnecessary waste. In addition, if we are able to meet our goal, we wish to replace the broken movable divider wall in the church basement with a quality, soundproof version to give us two medium-sized rooms and/or one large meeting room.

This year’s OLA goal is quite attainable at $110,000 more than the $165,000 BAA for a total of $275,000.

Please support the 2019 BAA/OLA. Return your pledge envelope or make a gift through your Realm giving portal at onrealm.org/OurLadyOfPerpetualHelp. If you have not yet created your account, and would like to, please call the parish office at 614-875-3322 or email [email protected].

I’m so grateful for your generosity. Grace flows abundantly from each of you and I appreciate all you do for the needs of your parish, as well as the pledges you will make to the 2019 BAA/OLA. Thank you!

Love,

Fr. Dan

P.S. This BAA message is a perfect opportunity to mention that Fr. Jim, Deacon Michael and I have met our new bishop, Bishop Robert Brennan. His installation Mass was such a joyful experience! He is a passionate man—personable and wanting to be in relationship with his people. He will join us Thursday, May 30, at 8:30 a.m. to celebrate our final school Mass this year! I hope you can come and have the chance to meet our new shepherd.



Our Lady Students are Throwing a Baby Shower for Moms 2B!

The Moms 2B program helps pregnant and new moms prepare for healthy motherhood. Moms 2B provides food, healthcare, supplies and classes for the moms and their new families.

Our Lady’s students are throwing a shower! Each class is responsible for certain items, but the whole parish is invited to help! And who doesn’t love shopping for baby bits and pieces? The gift “wish list” includes:

BibsPacifiersBottlesOnesiesWipesBlankets/Burp ClothsBoard BooksMoney to purchase diaper bagsDiapers in any size

Please drop items off at the school office by May 15. Thank you!

(Photo by rawpixel.com from Pexels.)

Giving Update

April 13 - 19, 2019Envelopes & Realm Online Giving: $26,996.00

Holy Thursday $1,796.75Good Friday collection for the Holy Land $2,248.00Easter Sunday $28,819.87

April 22 – 26, 2019Envelopes & Realm online giving $3,482.00

We thank you for giving generously to Our Lady. May God continue to bless you!

What is Happening in Youth Faith Formation?

A number of parishioners have come to us with questions about how the children of our parish are being formed in our faith. We are so glad that so many of you care! Our Lady offers three programs for faith formation of youth.

Our Lady’s high school students attend Life Teen. Life Teen is a Eucharist-centered youth ministry specially designed for high school students. Life Teen meets on Sunday evenings throughout the school year and at various times during the summer months.

Our middle school students are part of Edge. Edge is a dynamic middle school ministry offering a Catholic community where kids can get answers to their questions about faith, and experience Jesus in a profound and personal way. Edge meets on Thursday evenings throughout the school year.

For children in preschool through fifth grade, we offer Catechesis of the Good Shepherd (CGS). CGS is a Montessori-based faith formation program led by specially-trained, certified catechists. CGS classes are offered at various times on Sundays, as well as Thursday evenings. CGS has three levels based on age. This diocesan-approved program helps children fall more deeply in love with Christ and His Church, while learning about Sacred Scripture and the Mass. We will be using this space in the bulletin to bring you news from CGS, so that you can learn more about this amazing program! We thank you for your support and prayers.

May God bless you!

Julie DilleyCoordinatorCatechesis of the Good Shepherd

Life in the Atrium: Communication

Over these last few years, a number of parents and grandparents have asked our catechists how to engage with their children about work in the atrium. Since we do not use tests or worksheets in the atrium, some parents might not know what their children are doing or what to ask them about their work. At any given day in the atrium, different small groups of children receive different presentations. Each child has their own connection moment at different times. We simply plant the seeds, not knowing when they will sprout and bear fruit. So please be patient with your child. Know that they are on their own journey of knowledge, prayer, and devotion. You may want to ask, “What work did you do in the atrium today?” What have you been wondering about?” “Do you see anything in the atrium you recognize from the Church?” We are so grateful for your interest and participation in your child’s faith life. We continue to pray for your families.

MAY 5, 2019

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