ST. VINCENT FERRER
St. Paul the Apostle Family of Parishes
Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 21, 2024
GENERAL INFORMATION
7754 Montgomery Rd. Cincinnati OH 45236
Parish office: 513-791-9030
www.svfchurch.org
ORDER OF MASSES
Tuesday-Friday: 8:20 a.m.
Saturday: 5:00 p.m.
Sunday: 8:30 & 10:30 a.m.
CONFESSIONS
Saturday: 3:30-4:30 p.m., or by appointment
PASTORAL TEAM
Rev. Daniel Hunt - Pastor
Rev. J. Thomas Wray - Parochial Vicar
father@svfchurch.org | 513-686-1120
Deacon Brian Caperton - Deacon
bcaperton@catholicaoc.org | 513-792-4600
Ted Walter - Director of Music Ministries
music@svfchurch.org | 513-686-1139
Kathy Abele - Business Manager
kabele@svfchurch.org | 513-686-1119
Anne Connor-Stanforth - Administrative Assistant
aconnorstanforth@svfchurch.org | 513-791-9030
Laura Martin - Dir. of Communications,
SPA Family of Parishes
lmartin@allsaints.cc | 513-792-4602
Kelly Albainy-Crosby - Dir. of Worship & Mission
SPA Family of Parishes
kalbainycrosby@allsaints.cc | 513-792-4604
ST. VINCENT FERRER
PRESCHOOL & GRADE SCHOOL
School Office: 513-791-6320
www.svf-school.org
Mikki Dunkley - Principal
dunkley_m@svf-school.org | 513-791-6320
Cindy Dunaway - Administrative Assistant
dunaway_c@svf-school.org | 513-791-6320
SIXTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JULY 21, 2024
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Welcome to St. Vincent Ferrer
Catholic Church
& St. Paul the Apostle Family of Parishes!
The mission of St. Vincent Ferrer Parish is to be a
Catholic community of faithful followers of Jesus
Christ. We strive to be a people of faith, hope, love
and prayer, open to the Holy Spirit, and witnesses to
the Gospel in our words, deeds and way of life.
We are also part of a family of parishes with
All Saints Catholic Church, also on Montgomery
Road. We invite you to join St. Vincent Ferrer Church,
and St. Paul the Apostle (SPA) Family of Parishes!
Father Daniel Hunt, Pastor
(To learn more about The Archdiocese of Cincinnati's
groupings of parishes, go to: www.beaconsAOC.org)
All Saints Church
8939 Montgomery Rd. Cincinnati, OH 45236
513-792-4600
www.allsaints.cc
Monday, July 22, 2024– No Mass
Saint Mary Magdalene
Tuesday, July 23, 2024
St. Bridget, Religious
8:20 am Mass - Church
Intention: Sylvia Seurkamp
Wednesday, July 24, 2024
St. Sharbel Makhlūf, Priest
8:20 a.m. Mass - Church
Intention: Bonita Garay
7:30 p.m. Men’s Club - Cafeteria
Meal provided by Joe Petri
Activity: Elections
Thursday, July 25, 2024
St. James, Apostle
8:20 a.m. Mass - Church
Intention: Mary Mueller
9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Adoration- Church
Friday, July 26, 2024
Sts. Joachim and Anne,
Parents of the Blessed Virgin Mary
8:20 a.m. Mass - Church
Intention: James Peterman
Saturday, July 27, 2024
3:30-4:30 p.m. Confessions- Church
5:00 p.m. Mass - Church
Intention: Ambrose Lindhorst
Sunday, July 28, 2024
Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
8:30 a.m. Mass - Church
Intention: People of the Parish
*10:30 a.m. Mass - Church
Intention: Todd Emerson
*Live-streamed and archived, visit svfchurch.org.
(v) intentions for a living person
MASS SCHEDULE AND INTENTIONS
Sunday: Jer 23:1-6/Ps 23:1-3, 3-4, 5, 6 (1)/Eph 2:13-18/Mk
6:30-34
Monday: Sg 3:1-4b or 2 Cor 5:14-17/Ps 63:2, 3-4, 5-6, 8-9/
Jn 20:1-2, 11-18
Tuesday: Mi 7:14-15, 18-20/Ps 85:2-4, 5-6, 7-8/Mt 12:46-50
Wednesday: Jer 1:1, 4-10/Ps 71:1-2, 3-4a, 5-6ab, 15 and
17/Mt 13:1-9
Thursday: 2 Cor 4:7-15/Ps 126:1bc-2ab, 2cd-3, 4-5, 6/Mt
20:20-28
Friday: Jer 3:14-17/Ps 19:8, 9, 10, 11/Mt 13:18-23
Saturday: Jer 7:1-11/Ps 84:3, 4, 5-6a, and 8a, 11/Mt 13:24-
30
READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF JULY 2024
BAPTISM PREPARATION PROGRAM
Please call the parish office for more details.
WEDDINGS
Contact Fr. Hunt at least 6 months prior to the planned
wedding date.
NEW PARISHIONER REGISTRATION
Call the parish office or go to www.svfchurch.org
WEEKLY ST. PAUL THE APOSTLE (SPA)
EMAIL NEWSLETTER
Current parishioners can receive the parish newsletter by
contacting Laura Martin, Director Of Communications, at
*BULLETIN*
All articles, meeting dates, etc. are due 9 days prior to
publication, Friday by 9 a.m., to lmartin@allsaints.cc.
We offer Williams Assistive
Listening devices
for those who need it!
See an Usher before mass!
SIXTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JULY 21, 2024
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PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL
Chairperson open
Vice-Chairperson open
Member-at-Large Richard Hidy
Member-at-Large Elaine O’Connell
Member-at-Large Doug Hallett
Member-at-Large Tina Borchard
Member-at-Large Julie Morency
Athletics Chris Vollman
Building & Finance Committee rotating
Education Committee Annie Lawrence
Worship Susan Aloisio
Parish Life Committee Bill Mountel
Please pray for Bebe Broerman, Joanne Buchman, Roberta
Ferrara, Gail Furthman, Ken Geiman, Dick Gelhaus, Judy
Gretz, Florence Hackman, Chita Hill, Reni Horn, Judy
Huber, Loretta Metzger, Anita Miciano, Beth Milostan, Jean
Morthorst, Shawn Pence, Ethan Sieber, Jacob Sturdy,
Cathy Tumbusch, Toni (Titsch) Williams.
A reminder: notify the parish office if you or a family member are in
the hospital or ill, so that we may add you to the prayer list and
schedule a pastoral visit.
Legacies and bequests help continue our life as a
parish. Please remember St. Vincent Ferrer Parish in
your will and expressions of sympathy.
IN THE HOSPITAL OR RECOVERING AT HOME
Communion Visits to the Homebound – Members of this
ministry take Holy Communion and visit with parishioners
who are unable to attend Mass. This service is available for
short and long term convalescence. Please call the Parish
Office (791-9030).
St. Vincent de Paul Society – (513) 792-4626
Prayer Chain – To request prayers for a special intention
call the Parish Office (513) 791-9030.
Pregnancy Center Plus - (513) 321-3100, PCPlus.org
NETWORK OF CARE
STEWARDSHIP OF OFFERING
Sunday July 14, 2024 Collection ................ $ 4,538
Other Donations (mailed) ............................ $ 4,035
WeShare On-line Donations........................ $ 1,535
Sunday Collection Total ........................... $ 10,108
On-line donations may be made through
our website at svfchurch.org and clicking
on the Give Online icon, or by scanning
the QR code here:
HOMEBOUND MINISTRIES: VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
The All Saints & St. Vincent Ferrer Homebound
Communion Ministry serves Communion to
parishioners at their homes and various health care &
senior living facilities. We currently have a critical need for
ministers at Brookdale (across from Moeller) and Kenwood
Terrace.
If you are not already an Extraordinary Minister of Holy
Communion (EMOHC), we will train you. Contact Karen
Bell at 513-314-5292 or at [email protected] for more
information.
Please join Fr. Tom for a small group study on how to
understand, live and share your Catholic faith, here in our
Family of Parishes. We will study a classic work of
Catholic evangelization, The Soul of the Apostolate, by
Jean-Baptiste Chautard. There will be four sessions
available, starting on July 31
st
, at 7 p.m. at St. Vincent
Ferrer’s Jaspers Room. We will take off for the Vigil of
the Assumption on Wednesday, August
14 and conclude our sessions on
August 28th. No commitment is neces-
sary, only that you will be open to the
Holy Spirit. Please join us! If you have
any questions, please reach out to Fr.
Tom at father@svfchurch.org or scan
the QR code here! ——>
EVANGELIZATION GROUP STUDY
INTERESTED IN BECOMING CATHOLIC?...
Please join us for a “come and see” meeting about the
RCIA (“Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults”*) on
Wednesday September 11, 2024, at 7:00 pm in St.
Vincent Ferrer’s Jaspers Room. Weekly sessions begin
on September 18
th
and continue for nine months.
To learn more about this important adult faith formation pro-
cess, please email Fr Tom father@svfchurch.org, or call
Carolyn Caperton at 513-792-4601.
*The RCIA is changing names later this year in 2024 and
will now be known as the “Order of Christian Initiation of
Adults”, or OCIA. Among other
things, this new OCIA ritual book
broadens the name to include the
entire spiritual process, and
reflects that the Catholic journey
is a continual, lifelong
commitment. The Archdiocese
website notes that “First use [of
the ritual book] is possible on
December 1, 2024, and the
National Statutes will take
effect. Use of this ritual book is
mandatory beginning Ash Wednesday, March 5, 2025.”
For more detailed information about the content of the
OCIA/RCIA, you can go to:
https://resources.catholicaoc.org/divine-worship-and-
sacraments/news/ocia
IN MEMORIUM
Our sincerest condolences for the family of Judith
(Brockman) Chaippe, who passed on July 1st. Her mass of
Christian burial was held on Friday July 12, and she was
laid to rest at Gate of Heaven cemetery.
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THE ORIGINAL RED CROSS
Our family of parishes is offering
a simple, yet valuable, outreach
- SANDWICH MAKING! Make
the sandwiches at home and
then deliver them to St. Vincent
Ferrer. Supply purchase and
drop-off is also needed. Help
feed the hungry in partnership
with Our Daily Bread Soup
Kitchen in OTR.
Our next date for volunteers is Sunday, 8.11. For the
SignUp Genius link, scan the QR code!
If you had decided to attend Mass today at the
Maronite Rite Church of St. Anthony of Padua on Victory
Parkway, you would have participated in the liturgical feast
of Saint Sharbel Makhlouf, which that rite always observes
on the third Sunday in July. St. Sharbel (sometimes it is
spelled with a C) is the patron saint of Lebanon, a holy
monk and hermit whose intercession is credited with an
astounding number of miracles. The Roman Catholic
Church celebrates St. Sharbel’s optional memorial this
Wednesday, July 24th.
Sharbel was born Youssef Antoun high in the
mountains of Lebanon on May 8, 1828. He was one of five
children born to Antoun Zaarour and Brigitta Chidiac
Makhlouf. Antoun was a mule driver who died when
Sharbel was only three years old. His mother remarried,
and her second husband eventually became a parish priest
(married priests are allowed in the Maronite Catholic
Church). His stepfather’s holiness, as well as that of his two
hermit uncles, inspired the young boy to pursue religious
life. As a youth, he was responsible for tending the family’s
small herd of cows, and he would take them to a nearby
grotto, where he had erected a small shrine to the Blessed
Virgin Mary.
In 1851, Sharbel left his family to begin monastic
training in preparation for joining the Lebanese Maronite
Order. After ordination in 1859, he began a long-term
residency at the Monastery of Saint Maron (the place of his
eventual burial) near Beirut. He took the name Sharbel to
honor St. Sharbel the Martyr, a second-century military
officer who lost his life during the persecution by Roman
Emperor Marcus Aurelius. In the monastery, Sharbel led a
life of strict asceticism, eventually obtaining permission
from his superior to become a hermit at the Hermitage of
Saints Peter and Paul. He lived there for 23 years, suffering
a fatal stroke on Christmas Eve 1898 while celebrating the
Divine Liturgy.
It was after his death that the miracles began to occur,
beginning with the appearance of a bright light at the place
of his burial (without a casket, according to the custom of
his order). His body was exhumed several months after his
passing and was found to be both incorrupt and flexible. It
also began to exude both sweat and blood, necessitating
its eventual enclosure in a casket and tomb. The saint’s
body was exhumed, for various reasons, several times,
most recently in 1976, at which time only a skeleton
remained. Vast numbers of pilgrims have visited St.
Sharbel’s tomb, and over 33,000 miracles of healing have
been recorded at the monastery where he rests. Father
Chris Alar of the Marians of the Immaculate Conception
calls St. Sharbel “one of the biggest power hitters in the
history of the Church.” St. Pope Paul VI, who canonized
St. Sharbel on October 9, 1977, said of him, “…a new
eminent member of monastic sanctity has by his example
and his intercession enriched the entire Christian people…
may he make us understand, in a world largely fascinated
by wealth and comfort, the paramount value of poverty,
penance and asceticism, to liberate the soul in its ascent to
God.”
Bob Bell, All Saints parishioner
“Christ is always present in His Church, especially in
her liturgical celebrations. He is present in the sacrifice
of the Mass, not only in the person of His minister…but
especially under the Eucharistic species. By His power
He is present in the sacraments…He is present in His
word, since it is He Himself who speaks when the holy
scriptures are read in the Church. He is present, lastly,
when the Church prays and sings, for He promised:
‘Where two or three are gathered together in my name,
there am I in the midst of them’ (Matt. 18:20)”
-Vatican II, Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy, #7
Every three years, we pause our reading of the Gospel of
Mark to hear a series of Eucharistic passages from the
Gospel of John. These passages are often referred to as
the “Bread of Life Discourse”. This year, we will hear
them proclaimed on the following Sundays:
July 28 – John 6:1-15; August 4 – John 6:24-35;
August 11 – John 6:41-51; August 18 – John 6:51-58;
August 25 – John 6:60-69
Please watch the Newsletter, Bulletin, and Facebook page
each week for articles designed to help us all deepen our
belief in the Eucharist and renew our appreciation for the
Mass.
TOGETHER: MASS & BEYOND
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MOMENTS WITH MARY: ART EXHIBIT
We are seeking an
Associate Director of Children’s
Evangelization!
Please go to this website for full details:
https://allsaints.cc/job-opportunities
OR scan the QR code.
SPA FAMILY OF PARISHES IS HIRING!
HOLIDAY MARKET: VENDORS NEEDED!
Save the date for the 8th annual
St. Vincent Ferrer PTO Holiday
Market on November 9th from
10am to 3pm! We will have over
60 unique crafters and direct sales
vendors to help you with all your
holiday shopping!
If you would like to apply to be a vendor at our event,
please email svfholiday market@gmail.com for an
application!
LOCAL FESTIVALS
Holy Trinity (Norwood)
July 26-27, 6pm—midnight
July 28, 4pm—10pm
2420 Drex Ave., Norwood
St. Margaret of York– SMOY (Loveland)
July 26, 6pm—11:30pm
July 27, 5pm—11:30pm
July 28, 3pm—8pm
9449 Columbia Rd., Loveland
St. Bartholomew (Springfield Twsp)
July 26, 6pm—midnight
July 27, 5pm—midnight
July 28, 4pm—9pm
9375 Winton Rd., Cincinnati
Holy Cross Immaculata Festival (Mt. Adams)
August 2-3, 5:00pm—11:00 pm
30 Guido St., Cincinnati, OH 45202
St. John the Evangelist Festival (West Chester)
August 2-3, 6:00pm—11:00pm
August 4, 4:00pm—8:00pm
9080 Cincinnati-Dayton Rd., West Chester, 45069
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton (Milford)
August 16, 6:00pm—11:00pm
August 17, 6:00pm—11:30pm
August 18, 1:00pm—8:00pm
5900 Buckwheat Rd., Milford, 45150
St. Mary FunFest (Hyde Park)
August 16, 6:00pm – Midnight
August 17, 5:00pm – Midnight
August 18, 4:00pm – 8:00pm
2853 Erie Ave., Cincinnati, 45208
Our scheduled summer projects are moving along! We
have the following areas of improvement:
*The school roof project is finished – quite
impressive looking, but not something you could see from
the ground! We also added downspouts to
alleviate the pressure on the drains, which will keep the roof
well drained and dry. Fingers crossed for no more leaks!
*The school library has received a fresh coat of paint
and new carpeting! New tables are being ordered to
facilitate a variety of meetings and student needs.
*The school STEM Lab is progressing. The bulk of the
work is ordering furnishings to fit the space. We anticipate
the delivery of many items in August!
*Landscaping and clean-up work begins this month with
the Montgomery Road Memorial Garden area. They will
then progress across the campus.
We appreciate your patience and flexibility while we
have these projects in the works! If you have any ques-
tions, please contact the Business Manager, Kathy Abele, at
513.686.1119.
SUMMER PROJECTS: UPDATE!
We are inviting you to visit the Marian Library Gallery to
take some Moments with Mary. The art on display in this
new exhibit features intimate portraits of the Virgin Mother
by women artists from around the world. All are on loan
from collector John A. Kohan’s Sacred Art
Pilgrim collection.
The details:
-Open July 15 through Nov. 1
-Free and open to the public
-In the Marian Library Gallery, seventh floor of Roesch
Library, University of Dayton
Parking, directions and other information:
go.udayton.edu/moments-with-mary
Congratulations to Fr. Cosmas who celebrated the
20
th
anniversary of his Ordination this past Sunday, July
14
th
, at the 8:30 a.m. Mass at St. Vincent Ferrer.
A coffee and donuts reception was held afterwards so the
community could congratulate Fr. Cosmas and
express their gratitude.
Thank you, Fr. Cosmas, for your years of priestly
ministry. We wish you many more and will keep you I
n our prayers, as you so faithfully keep us in yours!
CONGRATULATIONS, FR. COSMAS!
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YOUTH MINISTRY
Today’s Gospel (Mark 6:30-34) is the account of Jesus and
His apostles trying to find a resting place but instead finding
a multitude of followers waiting for them. Jesus saw the
crowd as “sheep without a shepherd”, and He began to
teach them.
Do you know some folks who kinda seem like they are
“sheep without a shepherd”? Maybe they are a bit removed
from their faith journey. Maybe they are workplace friends,
or classmates, or family members who seem to be search-
ing for more joy, more foundation, more direction, or
something more to hold on to.
Maybe you could be of some help, but maybe you’re a bit
hesitant to offer. Hmmmm. Pause. Deep breath. Quick
prayer. OK, let’s go.
Before you decide if you’re going to jump in or not, please
remember two things: we are called by Jesus to spread His
good news, AND, in the unlikely event that you get a “no
thank you”, everybody is in the same place as before you
tried.
How about these ideas:
-look for an opportunity (or opportunities) to say a
prayer with them … before a meal, for a friend, for a
project, for a good practice, or for any special intention.
-invite them to attend Mass with you on a weekday or
Sunday (include a breakfast offer if you think that will
help get a “yes”).
-mention that the process for folks to join the Catholic
Church (called RCIA … Rite of Christian Initiation for
Adults) is getting started again in a month or so.
-invite them to lunch or a walk or a coffee to chat about
how your faith life has helped you find joy, peace,
meaning, and even overcome obstacles. Invite them to
join you on a faith journey.
It's mid-July. You got this. The Holy Spirit will guide your
words. Be a shepherd. Invite. Open a door. With a smile,
good job by you.
Mr. Rosfeld
AS has a cross country program open to all
fitness and experience levels. This program
focuses on the development of work ethic, goal setting,
teamwork and sportsmanship. The objectives are to
introduce kids to running, while building confidence and
having fun. Open to 6-8th grade girls AND boys! Practices
are held at Swaim Park on M/W/Th nights and most meets
are on Saturdays.
*For more information, please email Head Coach
Maureen Corl @ maureencorl@outlook.com by 8/31/24!
ALL SAINTS CROSS COUNTRY SIGN UP!
Attention all parents and young adventurers! We are thrilled
to announce the formation of a Cub Scout Pack in our
St. Paul the Apostle Family of Parishes!
Cub Scouting is a program for boys and
girls, K -5th grade that provides fun, ad-
venture, and valuable life skills. Join us
as we embark on this exciting journey of
exploration, learning, and friendship!
SPA FAMILY CUB SCOUTS!
If you are interested in joining or
learning more, please reach out to
Patrice Graziani at
Patrice.Graziani@scouting.org or
call 513.505.6978!
We are better with you than we are without you,
and so are you.
Any school … All Saints, St. Vincent Ferrer,
any other parish, and your friends!
Junior High Youth Group (7th & 8th graders)
Let’s do it again!
Junior High “Prayer, Dinner & a Movie” is set for
Sunday August 11 from 6:30 – 9:30pm
in the All Saints Youth Room.
As always, we’ll welcome all students of All Saints and
Saint Vincent Ferrer Schools, and all parishioners from ALL
SCHOOLS entering the 7
th
and 8
th
grades, & friends.
“Prayer, Dinner & a Movie” is as it is named. We’ll have
pizza and dessert, spend about 20 minutes in Church for
quiet prayer, and watch a G or PG movie in the Youth
Room. We’ll break out the blankets and snacks, and have a
great time. Part of the fun is when YOU to “select” a movie
from the 12-15 we’ll pre-select. Please spread the word.
And please spread THE WORD.
High Schoolers of the Well (HOW … it’s a cool story)
We will gather High Schoolers on
Monday August 5 from 7:00 – 10:00pm in the All Saints
Youth Room for “Prayer, Dinner & a Movie”.
We always welcome all those entering and in high school
parishioners of All Saints and Saint Vincent Ferrer parishes
& friends from ALL High Schools, to join us for food, fun,
and Faith. What a wonderful way to wrap up the summer
break! Come join us … we’re pretty sure you’ll like it.
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