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St. Teresa of Avila | Saint William

We welcome new parishioners to St. Teresa! Please contact the parish office to register or to update your current registration.

PASTORAL STAFF Rev. Michael L. Bidwell, Pastor [email protected]

Rev. Zachary Cecil, Parochial Vicar [email protected]

Deacon Dave Steinwert, Pastoral Ministry [email protected]

Mrs. Terri Buckner, Financial Director [email protected]

Mr. Rick Davis, Music/Worship Director [email protected]

Mrs. Maria Glandorf, Parish Office Director [email protected]

Mr. Bill Thoman, Physical Plant Director [email protected]

Mrs. Maria Williams, Director Pastoral Services/Dev./Communications [email protected]

Mrs. Jennifer Ostertag, School Principal [email protected]

Mr. Don Wurzelbacher Regional Director, Faith Formation [email protected]

ASSISTING CLERGY Rev. George Schmitz, Retired, Non-Resident

Rev. Philip Seher, Retired, Non-Resident [email protected]

PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL (Meets every first Wed, 7pm) President, Mrs. Colleen Roth, 600-0286 [email protected]

Mrs. Rebecca Bass, 608-1332 [email protected] Mrs. Phyllis Bryant, 921-7335 [email protected]

Mrs. Maria Panaro Fox, 675-1533 [email protected] Mrs. Michele Hageman, 254-5513 [email protected]

Mrs. Jenna Martin, 604-3226 [email protected]

Mrs. Annie Paschka, 259-5822 [email protected] Mr. Nick Rixner, 941-5518 [email protected]

EDUCATION COMMISSION Mr. Jason Hageman, 253-5992 [email protected]

FINANCE COMMISSION Mr. Rich Messerle, 923-1926 [email protected]

WORSHIP COMMISSION Deacon Dave Steinwert, 921-9200 [email protected]

St. Teresa of Avila Parish Mission Statement

We of St. Teresa of Avila Parish have been called together by God as a worshipping community. Embracing the traditions of our Catholic Faith, we are challenged to teach Gospel Truths and to serve our neighbors. We seek to recognize Christ in each person, and together be a sign of His presence in the world. Through prayer and guidance of the Holy Spirit and through collective use of our individual gifts, we strive to reach out lovingly to others, share our Catholic values, and build the kingdom of God in our time and place.

St. Teresa Parish Office 1175 Overlook Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45238

Parish Office Hours M, T, W, F: 9:00am to 5:00pm, TH: 9am-4pm Saturday/Sunday: Closed

Contact Us Parish Office/Rectory: 513-921-9200 Fax 513-921-0307 Parish E-Mail: [email protected] Parish Web Site: www.stteresa-avila.org

St. Teresa School Office 513-471-4530 /Fax 513-471-1254 School E-Mail: [email protected] School Web Site: www.stteresa.net School/Parish Facebook Page: @stteresabruins Instagram: stteresabruins

MyParish App: Text “App” to 8 8 646 to down-load the app. Favorite our parish and receive notifications, access the calendar, bulletins, readings, and more.

Additional Contacts

Athletics: Justin Bass, 513-659-8476 Electronic Giving/ACH/Donations: Terri Buckner, 513-921-9200 x103 Eucharistic Ministry: Don Lipps, 513-921-4317 Festival: Jenna Martin, 513-604-3226 Gift Cards: Cherie Frey, 513-515-8634 Joyful Noise Children’s Choir: Robyn Tierney, [email protected] Lectors: Sue Kreutzer, 513-543-8566 Mass Greeters Volunteers: Mary Lou Manegold, 313-1368

Men’s Friday Prayer Group: All Men 18 +are invited to attend Friday’s from 6-7am in Fr. Mueller Hall. Contact Roger at 513-251-7729. Prayers: For anyone needing prayer, contact Cherie Frey, 513-515-8634. “Holy Hour for the Dying” prayers after Tues., 7am Mass, contact Ruth 513-251-4770 St. Vincent de Paul: Deacon Dave Steinwert , 921-9200 x255 Volunteers: 921-9200 Youth Group 7th/8th Grade: Shannon Darnell, [email protected]

Weekend Masses Saturday: 4:00pm Sunday: 7:00am & 9:30am

Daily Masses Monday - Thursday: 7:00am, 12:00 Friday: 7:00, 8:15am (school year), 12:00 Saturday: 8:30am (Rosary prayed after every weekday Mass)

Holy Day Masses Eve: 4:00pm Holy Day: 7:00 am, 8:15am (school year), 12:00

Eucharistic Adoration & Benediction Saturday: 9:00-10:00am

Sacrament of Confession Thursday: 12:30-1:30pm, Saturday: 9:15am

Please contact the parish office for Sacraments and Faith Formation

Sacrament of Baptism: Call to review requirements, Pre-Baptism class times and dates. Sacraments of First Reconciliation, First Communion and Confirmation Sacrament of Marriage: Call at least nine months in advance to arrange date and begin pre-marriage instruction with a Priest or Deacon. Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick—After Office hours 513-512-5805. RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults): For persons wanting to learn more about the Catholic faith. Regional PSR (Parish School of Religion): For Public School Children 513-921-9200 x117

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PASTORAL STAFF Rev. Michael L. Bidwell, Pastor [email protected]

Rev. Zachary Cecil, Parochial Vicar [email protected]

Deacon George Bruce, Pastoral Associate, Safe Environment Coordinator [email protected]

Deacon Tom Faeth, Pastoral Associate, Parish Office Director [email protected]

Mr. David Allen, Music Director [email protected] Mrs. Carrie Brigger, Admin./Office Manager [email protected]

Mrs. Jennifer O’Brien, School Principal [email protected]

Mr. Bill Thoman, Physical Plant Director [email protected]

Mrs. Maria Williams, Director Pastoral Services, Development, Communications [email protected]

Mr. Don Wurzelbacher Regional Director, Faith Formation [email protected]

Mr. Rich Messerle, Business Manager [email protected]

Mrs. Judy Faeth, Parish Office Secretary

Ms. Lisa Lindsey, Bulletin Editor [email protected]

ASSISTING CLERGY Rev. George Schmitz, Retired, Non-Resident

Rev. Philip Seher, Retired, Pastor Emeritus [email protected]

PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL Jim Kenney, President, 236-9747 Cyndy Driehaus, Vice President, 823-1442 Pat Telger, Secretary, 251-4507 Sr. Victoria Anyanwu, SC, 921-0247 Sylvia Lack, 471-8180 John Klayer, 251-1902 Debbie Kuchey, 703-1806 Ken Rushford, 520-5754

PARISH ORGANIZATIONS Athletic Association: Joe Schutte, 471-7037 Bereavement: Theresa Goettke, 921-6468 Adult Social: Mary Wolterman, 251-3298 Church Environment: 921-0247 Education Comm. Ken Rushford, 520-5754 Festival Chair: The Youngs, 921-0247 Ministry to Engaged: The Bruces, 921-0247 Pro-Life: Marilyn Schutte, 471-4539 PTO: Sarah Priestle 317-7636 Retrouvaille: Joe/Jen Schutte, 471-7037 St. Vincent de Paul Society: 921-0247 Worship: Paula Duffy-June, 325-4639

We welcome new parishioners to St. William! Please contact the Parish Center at 513-921-0247 to register or update your current registration.

Please contact the Parish Center for more information on:

How to register as a parishioner: Please leave your name and phone number at the Parish Center at 921-0247. A staff member will call you. Sacrament of Baptism: Families seeking Baptism for their children are asked to attend one Bap-tism Preparation Class. To make arrangements, call Sue Toth at 513-251-7180. Rcia/christian initiation: Interested in learning more about becoming a Catholic? Contact Fr. Zachary Cecil. Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick: Hospitals do not call the parish. Please call 513-921-0247to request Anointing of the Sick or a hospital visit or a home visit. SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE: An initial interview must be scheduled six months in advance before we can schedule a wedding date. Please call Deacon Tom Faeth at 513-921-0247.

Additional Contacts

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Saint William Parish “Our Catholic Faith”

St. William Parish is a part of the Roman Catholic Church, which is the institutional continuation of the church founded by Our Lord Jesus Christ when he commissioned his apostles after his resurrection. By the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, and the Holy Eucharist, members of the church are promised eternal life and are equipped to serve God and their neighbor, according to the gifts and talents which of them have received. In this way, we worship God in Spirit and Truth and welcome his Kingdom into our hearts and into our world.

Weekend Masses: Saturday 3:00pm; Sunday 11:00am (church) Sacrament of Penance: Saturdays at 2:30pm or by appointment.

Daily Masses: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 11:00am in the Chapel Wednesday: 8:30am* (in church) 11:00 Communion Service (chapel) * The Wednesday all-School Mass is celebrated only when school is in session.

St. William Parish Office Church Address: 4108 West Eighth Street, Cincinnati, OH 45205 Parish Center/School Address: 4125 St. William Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45205 Parish Center, Office & Chapel located behind St. William School Parish Office Hours M-F: 9:00am to 5:00pm. Sat./Sun.: Closed

Contact Us Phone: 513-921-0247/Fax 513-921-2810 Parish E-Mail: [email protected] Web Site: www.saintwilliam.com Facebook: @saintwilliamcincinnati St. William School School Phone: 513-471-2989 School Hours: 7:30am—3:15pm During the summer months, leave a message for the school office.

Men’s Prayer Group: All Men 18 and older are invited to attend Saturday morning’s prayer group from 7 to 9am in the Parish Center. Con-tact Deacon George Bruce at 513-921-0247. Pro-life holy hour: The Pro-Life Holy Hour meets at the Parish Center Chapel (Behind the school) on Monday evenings at 7pm.

Adult social & bingo: The Adult Social & Bin-go meets in Father Reardon Hall every 2nd Wednesday of the month: March, April, May, September, October, November and December. Doors open at 11am. Bingo starts at noon.


Scripture Readings for the Week

Sunday, May 3 Fourth Sunday of Easter Acts 2:14a, 36-41 1 Pt 2:20b-25 Jn 10:1-10 Monday, May 4 Acts 11:1-18; Jn 10:11-18 Tuesday, May 5 Acts 11:19-26; Jn 10:22-30 Wednesday, May 6 Acts 12:24-13:5a; Jn 12:44-50 Thursday, May 7 Acts 13:13-25; Jn 13:16-20 Friday, May 8 Acts 13:23-33; Jn 14:1-6 Saturday, May 9 Acts 13:26-33; Jn 14:7-14 Sunday, May 10 Fifth Sunday of Easter Acts 6:1-7 1 Pt 2:4-9 Jn 14:1-12

Prayer for Solidarity For all who have contracted coronavirus, We pray for care and healing. For those who are particularly vulnerable, We pray for safety and protection. For all who experience fear or anxiety, We pray for peace of mind and spirit. For affected families who are facing difficult decisions between food on the table or public safety, We pray for policies that recognize their plight. For those who do not have adequate health insurance, We pray that no family will face financial burdens alone. For those who are afraid to access care due to immigration status, We pray for recognition of the God-given dignity of all. For our brothers and sisters around the world, We pray for shared solidarity. For public officials and decision makers, We pray for wisdom and guidance. Father, during this time may your Church be a sign of hope, comfort and love for all. Grant peace, comfort, healing. Be with us Lord. Amen

UPDATE

Public Masses

Suspended Through

May 29, 2020

April 28, 2020 Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Yesterday, 27 April 2020, Governor Mike DeWine presented a strategy to begin a multi-phased plan, even while the executive “Stay at Home Order” remains in place. His plan begins a process for Ohioans gradually to return to work and daily activity and provides hope and evidence that our cooperation with the governor’s orders has significantly curbed the spread of the virus. We thank you for and admire the patience, coop-eration and understanding you have already shown during this COVID-19 pandemic. We realize the frustration, sadness, and loss the faithful felt not to be able to gather personally to celebrate the Paschal Myster-ies during the Sacred Triduum and each Sunday. During this time of sacrifice and longing, we have joined our prayers and hearts to yours, trusting that God will see us through this pandemic and reunite us at the Eucharistic Feast. Out of deep concern for the common good as well as the physical and spiritual well-being of all the people of Ohio, the Catho-lic Bishops of Ohio have agreed once again to cooperate with the gover-nor, and to support and abide by the multi-phased approach to return-ing to work and eventual public gathering in large groups. To that end, the Catholic Bishops of Ohio extend the temporary suspen-sion of all publicly celebrated Masses/liturgies ending on May 29th, with the hope of publicly celebrating together the Solemnity of Pente-cost on the weekend of May 30/31. Each of the bishops of Ohio, once again, dispense the Catholic faithful who reside in their respective dio-ceses and all other Catholics currently in their territories from the obli-gation of attending Sunday Mass during this time. We ask for the coop-eration and adherence of all the faithful to the governor’s directives during this period. We will be working diligently with our pastoral teams to consider rea-sonable, gradual and responsible initiatives for welcoming back the faithful in time to Sunday Mass, initiatives which will renew our love for the Holy Eucharist and the Sacrament of Reconciliation, and which will help us to restore Catholic life and invite others to share that life after the pandemic. We encourage individual dioceses and their respective pastors and parishioners to begin to work to establish plans which respect social distancing and other requirements for the safety of our people. This decision has not been taken lightly and, as your bishops, together with you, we recognize the sacrifice we are called to make being physi-cally distanced from the Holy Eucharist and from one another. We re-main grateful for your understanding and prayerful support. As your bishops we continue to encourage you to keep holy the Lord’s Day by participating in Sunday Mass by way of radio broadcast or televised or live-streamed options and making a spiritual communion. Keeping in mind of the gift of plenary indulgences offered to us by the Church, we encourage all the faithful to turn to the Church’s treasury of prayer, praying as a family or individually the Liturgy of the Hours, rosary, divine mercy chaplet, and Stations of the Cross, etc. Together we continue to pray for all who are suffering from Covid19, for all health care workers and first responders, for all the deceased and their families, and for an easing of the anxiety and tension caused by this pandemic. Relying on the Motherly care of Our Lady, Health of the Sick, we unite our sufferings to those of Our Lord Jesus Christ, and we trust in the glorious hope of His Resurrection. Your father in Christ, Most Reverend Dennis M. Schnurr and the Catholic Bishops of Ohio

We call your attention to this week’s sponsor:

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Live Broadcasting and

Recorded Options for Mass

Archdiocese of Cincinnati - Live stream or view recorded Mass from the Cathedral of St. Peter in Chains: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CatholicCincinnati Cathedral: https://www.stpeterinchainscathedral.org/

Vatican City-http://www.catholictv.org/shows/papal-programming or tune in to EWTN.

Parish Region of St. Teresa/St. William—Recorded Masses

from St. William are posted on our websites. We will do our best

to live-stream Mass each week. We appreciate your patience as

we work out any glitches in technology.


https://www.facebook.com/CatholicCincinnati

https://www.stpeterinchainscathedral.org/

http://www.catholictv.org/shows/papal-programming

http://www.catholictv.org/shows/papal-programming

May 2, 2020

Dear Families of our Pastoral Region:

This weekend we celebrate the Fourth Sunday of Easter; it doesn’t seem possible that we are in

the month of May and fast approaching Pentecost. I want you all to know that while this period has been

difficult on all of us not for one single minute have our Clergy and our Staff forgotten about you and pray

constantly for your health and welfare. This past week and in May our Clergy will be reaching out to you

by phone to check on you and offer whatever assistance we can to you.

You are the people of God, the Body of Christ, and the Church. Find Hope in our Creator and Faith

in His presence and Knowledge that this current situation we are in will not last forever.

Sincerely yours in Christ,

Reverend Michael L. Bidwell Pastor St. Teresa of Avila and St. William Church

The Fourth Sunday of Easter The Good Shepherd


St. Teresa Stewardship

Although we are not able to come together and celebrate Mass at

this time your stewardship is so very important to support the

church and school year round. During this time that we are

asked to stay home and put all fundraising events on hold

your assistance is needed all the more. Online payment

options are now available for your weekly or monthly contribu-

tions. Knowing that many are struggling with job loss or reduced

wages, we understand that this may be a difficult time for you.

We hope, if you are able, that you will continue your support of

our parish. You can mail checks, drop off your envelope in the

parish office mailbox, or go online to our website at

www.stteresa-avila.org and click on the “GIVING” button to con-

tribute by PayPal or credit card. Remember to include your en-

velope number with any contribution made without your enve-

lope so it can be included in your end of year statement. ACH/

Automatic Giving is also available for those who would like to

have your stewardship contribution automatically deducted by

week or month year round. There is no cost to you and you can

change or stop at any time. This does save the parish money on

envelopes and you do not have to write checks or remember to

bring envelopes to Mass. Please contact the parish office if you

would like more information on ACH payments - the form is also

available on the donation page of our website. Thank you to all

those who have been dropping off or mailing donations to the

church. Your support is so greatly appreciated more than you

know.

St . Te re s a of Avi l a

In Sympathy Please pray for those who

have recently died Archbishop Daniel E. Pilar-czyk, Tom Cassidy, Joan Binzer, Andrew Beard, Kristen Nilsson, Helen Trierweiler, Gary R. Hericks, Mary Jean Doll. May they quickly share in the glory of Heaven. If a family member has passed away, contact the office and we will include them in prayer.

St. Teresa Contributions

Sunday Collection from 4/19/2020 $ 5,645.00 Electronic ACH Donations $ 1,027.00 Easter $ 1,855.00 Online Donations $ 150.00 Total Collection $ 8,677.00 Easter Flowers 2.00 Catholic Relief 51.00 Rice Bowl 22.00 St. Vincent de Paul 522.00 Good Friday 22.00 Tuition Assistance 106.00

Thank You For Your Generosity! Please remember St. Teresa in your will and estate planning.

Our legal title is St. Teresa of Avila.

May 30/31 SERVERS LECTORS EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS

8:30am

May 30

4:00am

S. Prince, L. Vogele L. Thayer, S. Listerman, P. Keller, D. Schaible, D. Kramer, D. & R.

Pennekamp, K. Blaut, Three distributors needed

May 31

7:00am

JS. Kreutzer, J.

Ploehs

E. Bennett, R. Kelley, D. Lipps, J. Ploehs, F. & J. Morano, D. Feist, D.

Wurzelbacher, D. Grady, C. Oestreicher, B. Doyle

May 31

9:30am

C. Rave, A. Vale B. Brockman, L. Schneider, R. Hoehn, J. Hageman, A. Archibald, R.

Werle, E. & J. Darnell, H. Korte, R. Frank, G. Collins

BRINGING THE FAITH HOME

With children out of school and pub-

lic Masses and religious education

classes temporarily suspended, par-

ents may feel cut off or overwhelmed

with how to teach and share the

beauty and joy of the Catholic faith.

To help with this, the staff of The

Catholic Telegraph has identified 7

fun resources to help parents and

children learn and live their faith at

home. Find these at https://bit.ly/CTFaithHome.


http://www.saintwilliam.com

St . Te re s a of Avi l a

The Deacon’s Corner

A reflection for this week “Jesus told his followers, “He summoned the crowd with his disciples and said to them, “Whoever wishes to come after me must deny himself,

take up his cross, and follow me. For whoever wishes to save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for my sake and that of the gos-pel will save it.” - from the Gospel of Mark 8:34-35

One of the things that always intrigued me when I read the sto-ries of the lives of some of the saints were the accounts of some of them battling satanic forces. Companions of these saints have told stories of hearing fighting and screaming in a saint’s room when no one else was there. In reflecting on this during the isola-tion caused by the pandemic, I really believe that Satan picks his time and place to attack our weaknesses when we are most vul-nerable. He sees people isolated, anxious, and fearful of the pan-demic. He creeps in for the subtle attack. It shows up as self-doubt, or maybe anger at other people, or loss of faith, or some sinful tendency that we struggle with. In our isolation, he has all the time in the world to assert his presence. During this time and most times, we have crosses to bear. But they are our crosses. Don’t let the devil take them away, because if he does take them, he wins, we lose. In Mark’s Gospel, as well as Luke’s, Jesus is peaking to his disci-ples about what it takes to be his follower. Taking up a cross in his time would have meant literally being willing to die for what they believed. The crucifixion of Jesus had not happened yet, but they would have understood the level of conviction required to be his follower. In our time, our crosses may take many forms, from witnessing our faith in God no matter what challenge we face, to bearing whatever hardships with faith and trust and without much complaining,. We tend to forget about the chal-lenges that Satan can throw our way when times are good. But when times are tough, when we are isolated with our own thoughts, we can see much clearer both the negatives and the temptations that come from the evil one. We still have our cross that we can share with the Cross of Jesus. Don’t surrender your cross to the evil one. A prayer: Lord God, thank you for giving us the salvation of the Cross of Jesus. Help us in our isolation to see that Satan is prowling in the world to break us down. Help us to resist the evil one through our prayers and by clinging to the Holy Cross. We ask this in the Holy Name of Jesus, Amen. ~Deacon Dave Steinwert

Will you pray with me?

Anyone in need of prayers can call the Parish Office or Cherie Frey, coordinator, at 513-515-8634.

Holy Hour for the Dying is held every Tuesday morning after the 7am Mass. Please call Ruth at 513-251-4770, to include the names of your relatives/friends who are sick and dying in our prayers.

Men’s Friday Prayer Group All Men 18 and older are invited to our Men’s Friday Prayer Group from 6 to 7am in the undercroft. Come and join other men for support and prayer. Contact Roger at 513-251-7729 for more information.

For gift giving or every day use please consider purchasing gift cards from the parish.

Gift cards are available in the Church vestibule every weekend after all Masses. The following are available for purchase:

$25 Amazon $10 Arby’s $25 Bahama Breeze $10 Bath Body Works $10 Bob Evans $25 Bonefish Grill $10 Buffalo Wild Wings $10 Burger King $25 Carrabba’s $25 Chipotle $10 Cracker Barrel $25 CVS Pharmacy $10 Diane’s $25 Dick’s Sporting Goods $10 Dunkin Donuts $25 Flemming’s Steakhouse

$10 Frisch’s $10 Humbert’s $25 Kohl’s $25 LaPetite Salon & Spa $10 LaRosa’s Buddy Card $25 LaRosa’s Gift Card $20 Little Caesar $25 Longhorn $10 Long John Silvers $25 Lowe’s $25 Meijer $25 O’Charley’s $25 Old Navy $25 Outback $10 Panera $10 Papa John’s $25 Petsmart

$10 Price Hill Chili $25 Red Lobster & Olive Garden $25 Skyline $25 Speedway $10 Starbucks $10 Steak & Shake $10 Subway $25 TJ Maxx/Marshall’s/ Home Goods $10 Taco Bell $25 Target $25 Walgreen’s $25 Walmart $10 Wendy’s $25 Willie’s

2020 FALL SOCCER REGISTRATION

Hello everyone, we all know that athletics have been turned upside down due to social distancing. There are currently no plans, however, to delay the fall soccer season. Practices are currently set

to begin August 1st. Registration for the fall season is open online now. There will be no in person signups, but if you require a pa-per signup, or are unable to register online currently, please con-tact Mike Roberts (513-403-7565) or Crystal McGrath (513-508-3633).

Please do not wait to register. Registrations will close on May 1st. (pre-passer, lollipop, and co-ed High School will remain open until August) Players will only be accepted on an as needed basis at that point. We have a lot of age groups that could be on the bubble for 1 large team or 2 small teams, so if you miss the dead-line, you run the risk of being placed on a wait list .

2020 Football registrations are also open. Registrations for football will also remain open until May 1st. If you have any questions concerning football, please contact Jeff Aull ([email protected]).

STAA Executive Board Elections

The St. Teresa Athletic Association is now accepting nominations for its Executive Board. Members serve a three-year term. Nomi-nations can be accepted until May 11, 2020. If you would like to run for the STAA Board, please contact Chris Gramke at 513-244-2993 or via email at [email protected] or Justin Bass at [email protected] by May 11, 2020. Elections are tentative-ly scheduled for the May 20th meeting from 6:30 to 8pm prior to the STAA meeting. Please check the STAA website, Facebook page and/or church bulletin for updates due to the Covid-19 pan-demic in case the date changes. You must be a registered parish member to run for the board and vote in the election.


St. William Stewardship

Although we are not able to come together and celebrate Mass at this time your stewardship is so very important to support the church and school year round. During this time that we are asked to stay home and put all fundraising events on hold your assistance is needed all the more. Online payment op-tions are now available for your weekly or monthly contributions. Knowing that many are struggling with job loss or reduced wag-es, we understand that this may be a difficult time for you. We hope, if you are able, that you will continue your support of St. William parish. You can mail checks, drop off your envelope in the parish office mailbox, or visit us online at our website www.saintwilliam.com to contribute by PayPal or credit card. Remember to include your envelope number with any contribu-tion that you make without your envelope so it can be included in your end of year statement. ACH/Automatic Giving is also available for those who would like to have your stewardship contribution automatically deducted by week or month year round. There is no cost to you and you can change or stop at any time. This does save the parish money on envelopes and you do not have to write checks or remember to bring envelopes to Mass. Please contact the parish office if you would like more information on ACH payments - the form is also available on the donation page of our website. Your support is so greatly appreci-ated more than you know.

St. William Stewardship Collection

Sunday 4/19/2020 $ 2,977.00 Easter $ 1,066.00 Easter Flowers $ 50.00 Catholic Relief $ 20.00 Fr. Kennedy Scholarship $ 25.00 ACH $ 331.00 Total Collection $ 4,469.00

In Sympathy Our loving prayers and deepest sympathies are

extended to the families of Margaret Wenck, Joseph Collini,

Jack Malone, George Thomas, Charlotte Watkins, Jerry

Dugan, Jean Mueller who were recently called to their

eternal reward. Please keep the deceased of our parish in your

prayers.

Sa i nt Wi l l i a m

May 1 Steve Bayuk

May 2 Jose Mendez

May 4 Charlotte Watkins

May 5 Francesca Taravella

May 6 Robert Kessler

May 7 Robert Kessler

May 8 Bill Davis

May 9 Tom Anderson

May 11 Louis E. Miller

May 12 Mary C. Becker

May 13 Raymond Kirby

May 14 Anthony Perrino

May 15 Bill Davis

May 16 Thomas Siemer

May 18 Larry Loebker

May 19 M.K. Malone

May 20 Jean Mueller

May 21 Jerry Duggard

May 22 Ray Burnhimer

May 23 Charlotte Watkins

May 25 Ann Schulte

May 26 Len Kuertz

May 27 William Davis

May 28 Steve Bayuk

May 29 Louis E. Miller

May 30 Ruth Miller

MAY MEMORIAL LIST

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2020 First Communion Update With the suspension of public Masses through Sunday, May 3rd, we are forced to postpone First Communion at both parishes this year. Parents have been communicated with via email. If you did not receive the

information please contact Maria Williams at [email protected]. Thank you for your understanding. We ask that you join us in prayer for all First Communicants this year, that they will be strengthened by their desire to receive Jesus.

Sacraments 2021 To all parents of 7th, and 8th grade students: Confirmation will be held at St. Teresa on Wednesday, February 3, 2021, Bishop Binzer will be presiding. Any students of either St. Teresa or St. William Parish that attend pub-lic school, entering 7th and 8th grade during the 2020-2021 school year, who were not previously enrolled in the Parish School of Religion (PSR) are asked to contact Maria Williams at 921-9200 for more information. Additionally, to parents of children entering 2nd grade next year that are not enrolled at St. Teresa or St. William schools are also asked to call Maria Williams regarding preparation for First Recon-ciliation and First Eucharist through the PSR program. First Communion is planned for April 10, 2021 at St. William and May 2, 2021 at St. Teresa of Avila.

We are planning an informational meeting for anyone interested in becoming Catholic through preparation in the Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults program. You may call

the parish office to speak with Fr. Zach about being put on the list to contact when dates are scheduled or watch the events calendar and parish bulletin for more information.

Re g ion al Ne w s for S t . T e r e sa o f A vi l a & Sa in t Wi l l iam

We have seen a number of free and crea-tive resources shared during the Corona-

virus Pandemic to keep you and your children engaged in the Catholic faith and the world abroad. Some of them are only available for a limited time. We hope you will take the time to explore the web and find some that are right for you! Caring for your families spiritual needs during COVID-19: https://teachin catholickids.com/carin -for-your-familys-spiritual-needs-durin -the-covid-19-outbreak/ The Catholic Telegraph offers daily updates on what is going on in the archdiocese with Dominick Albano https://www.thecatholictele raph.com/covid-19-daily-update-with-dominick-albano/64557

MyParish App is the most expedient way for you to stay informed with your church. Download our App to your mobile device. Text App to 88202 to receive the download link. Or search "my parish" in your phone's app store. Be sure to "favorite" the parish and allow push notifications for the most timely information. You can access the calendar, bulletin, mes-sages, daily readings, and more!

These days and for so many rea-sons like never before, more fami-lies in Cincinnati's neighborhoods are struggling with life's essentials for the first time ever. If economic predictions from the pandemic

are accurate, there will be a lot more people in need very soon, and our St. Vincent de Paul councils will need your help to be prepared for them. Please consider a donation to help a neighbor in need. Thank you in advance for your kindness—the poor are always so very grateful.

Parish Schools: As our teachers and students work hard to teach and learn from home our office staff is also working to register each new and returning student and process pa-perwork for EdChoice, EdChoice Expansion, and Jon Peterson Scholarships.

Please be prompt in returning appro-priate paperwork so as not to miss any deadlines. If you have any questions, please contact the school office or send an email for a faster response. We appreciate your understanding.

VIRTUS Volunteers—please remember to stay current with your monthly bulletins. Log on to your account today and check that you are up to date. Thank you!

Our Regional Parish Bulletin Deadline is Thursday, ten (10) days prior to the Sunday of publication. Deadlines often need to be pushed up to accommodate vacation and holiday schedules.

St. William Parish Office St. Teresa Parish Office 513-921-0247 513-921-9200 [email protected] [email protected]

Our sincerest thanks to everyone for

your patience as we processed over

300 flower orders during our annual

flower sale! Our coordinators and

volunteers were incredibly generous

with their time and worked very hard to keep everyone

safe from harm. We look forward to seeing all of your

beautiful gardens and invite you to post pictures using

the hashtag #StTeresaGardens2020. Please save the fol-

lowing dates for next year!

Fall Flower Sale: Mums and Pansies (September date TBA)

Spring Flower Sale April 24, 2021 (Orders due April 5)


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WE CAN’T WAIT TO BE BACK AT BINGO!

The Lenten series that was planned for the

month of March, “The Mass” with Bishop Barron

had to be postponed. We sincerely hope that

when new dates are announced that you will be

drawn to attend. If you would like more infor-

mation please contact Dcn. George Bruce at

[email protected].

The series description: Walk through the Liturgy with Bishop Barron and be transformed through insights on this most privi-leged and intimate encounter with our Lord Jesus Christ. See how the Mass brings us out of the fallen world and into the heavenly realm, how it resonates with a call from God and a response from his people, the Church, and, most importantly, how we are intimately joined with the Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity of Jesus through the Holy Eucharist. The Mass will help you understand how to fully, consciously, and actively partici-pate in the source and summit of the Christian life. Bishop Robert Barron is the founder of Word on Fire Catholic Minis-tries and Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. He is also the host of CATHOLICISM, a groundbreaking, award-winning documentary about the Catholic Faith, which aired on public television.

PRAYER TO MAKE A “SPIRITUAL COMMUNION” Saint Alphonsus Liguori

Saint Thomas Aquinas defined “spiritual communion” as “an ar-dent desire to receive Jesus in the Holy Sacrament and a loving embrace as though we have already received Him. Saint Teresa of Avila wrote: “When you cannot receive Communion and can-not attend Mass, you can make a spiritual communion, which is a most beneficial practice; by it the love of God will be greatly impressed on you.”

An Act of Spiritual Communion My Jesus,

I believe that You are present in the Most Holy Sacrament. I love You above all things,

And I desire to receive You into my soul. Since I cannot at this moment receive You sacramentally,

Come at least spiritually into my heart. I embrace You as if You were already there and unite myself wholly to You. Never permit

me to be separated from You. Amen

PERMANENT DEACON INFORMATIONAL EVENINGS

The Office of the Permanent Diaconate is sponsoring a series of

Informational Evenings for men who are wishing to know more

about the Permanent Diaconate. Wives are encouraged to attend.

If our current situation improves and we are able to conduct live

meetings, the schedule for these evenings is:

May 20—St. Michael Church, Fort Loramie

May 26—St. Mathias the Apostle Church, Forest Park

May 27—Church of the Ascension, Kettering

Meetings will start at 7:00pm. For more information and to regis-

ter, call Deacon Mark Machuga at 513-263-6641 or visit the Diac-

onate page on the Archdiocesan website

www.catholiccincinnati.org


Dear Parishioners, below is an application to have your donation electronically withdrawn from your bank account. It will save you time, as you do not have to write checks or use your envelope, and it will save the church the cost of envelopes. There is no cost to you to set this up. To use this service simply fill out the form below completely and return it to your parish office in a sealed envelope, Attn: Terri/St. Teresa or Attn: Rich/St. William. If you have any questions please call the parish office. Thank you.

St. Teresa of Avila Church | Saint William Church Authorization Agreement for

Electronic Sunday Contribution Payments

FULL NAME ____________________________________________________________CHURCH ENVELOPE #_________________

ADDRESS __________________________________________________________________________________________________________

CITY_____________________________________________________________STATE________________________ZIP________________

PHONE (H)______________________________(W)_______________________________(CELL)_______________________________

I (we) hereby authorize (check one) St. Teresa of Avila Parish Saint William Parish to initiate electronic withdrawing of funds from my (our) checking or savings account, indicated below.

Financial Institution ___________________________________________________________________________________

Routing Number _______________________________________________________________________________________

Account Number _______________________________________________________________________________________

Amount of Contribution $ _____________________________________________________________________________

Check One Checking or Savings

Check One Monthly or Weekly Monthly donations are charged the first Monday of the

month. Weekly donations are charged every Monday.

Start Date ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

This authority is to remain in full force and effect until (check one) St. Teresa of Avila Parish

Saint William Parishhas received written notification from me of its termination in such time and in such manner as to afford the Church and Financial Institution a reasonable opportunity to act on it.

Signature _________________________________________________________Date ______________________________________ _

There is no charge for this service. Please return in a sealed envelope.

PLEASE ATTACH A VOIDED CHECK OR SAVINGS ACCOUNT DEPOSIT TICKET TO VERIFY ROUTING AND ACCOUNT NUMBER.

Grill • Pool • Gas FireplacesHeating Oil & Propane

“Serving Our Neighbors Since 1981”574-0061 Bridgetown Kevin Ward @ Glenway

Traditional * Cremation * Pet Cremation

4841 Glenway Ave.Cincinnati, OH 45238

5864 Bridgetown Rd.Cincinnati, OH 45248

“Serving the Community for over 130 years” Greg Meyer 921-0117 Keith Meyer

www.bjmeyersons.com

[email protected]

Engraving - Signs - Banners

“Serving the Tri-State Area Since 1880”

5 Charlin Dr., Wilder, KY859-781-2260

[email protected]

Dan Morena, Realtor®

Cell: 513-498-1697 [email protected]

5600 Harrison Ave.

Stephen G. Schott, cpa• Payroll

• Income Tax

• accounTIng

513-922-4888417 anderson Ferry, sTe. 4

Plumbing Repair &Remodeling

4279 Delhi Ave.921-1133

SALES • REPAIR • INSTALLATIONS

GARAGE DOORSERVICE

INDUSTRIAL • COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL

SERVING THE GARAGE DOOR INDUSTRY

PAUL HOLSCHER MIKE PANARO

347-3000

615 W. 9th St., Covington513-753-3100

Paving • Patchwork • SealcoatingExcavation • Concrete

513-251-8400 • Cell: 513-623-95941647 Westwood Ave.

queencityblacktop.com

Martin SteinbachPresident

om

EVEL

CompleteDomestic & Foreign

Repair

ALTENAU’SAUTOMOTIVE

SERVICETOM ALTENAU, President 4208 Delhi Pike

513-244-7273

MemberAutomotive

Service Association

251-9700Terry & Terena Deters, Parishioners

www.rmdfuneralhome.com

Pray theRosary Daily

Established 1883Residential • Commercial

Roofing & Heating • Air Conditioning3400 GAMBLE AVE.

Cheviot 661-1910

KesslerC O N S T R U C T I O NA Division of Kessler Construction Services, LLC

COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL

www.Kessler-Construction.com

574-8812All Types ofRemodeling

2440 Alexandria Pike

Highland Hts.

513-421-5805

[email protected]

www.klimatmasterpools.com

Price Hill licenseBarB Brockmann

3461 Warsaw Ave.Vehicle Registration

Driver’s License • Title ServiceNotary Service

Boat Registration

921-6444

Plastering Inc.Proud to Serve St. Teresa’s

574-8845No Job Is Too Small

FORMAL WEAR

244-2800

Brogan/Hesketh

HALLELUJAHADCO

H E AT I N G & A I R C O N D I T I O N I N G24 Hours Emergency ServiceSales — Service — Installation

3414 Glenway 471-3390

There is a quality 5-Star Rated child care center in your neighborhood!CELC is NOW OPEN for business!

Call the number listed below to get more information.Preschool spaces available.

Cincinnati Early Learning Centers4991 Cleves Warsaw, Cincinnati, Ohio 45238

(513) 251-2696

The Brogan GroupBrogan Oil

4210 Glenway Ave.471-7001

Brogan Folz5411 Bridgetown Rd.

574-3040

(513) 471-66104230 Delhi Rd

Grill • Pool • Gas FireplacesHeating Oil & Propane

“Serving Our Neighbors Since 1981”574-0061 Bridgetown Kevin Ward @ Glenway

B.J. Meyer Sons Funeral HomeTraditional * Cremation * Pet Cremation

4841 Glenway Ave.Cincinnati, OH 45238

5864 Bridgetown Rd.Cincinnati, OH 45248

“Serving the Community for over 130 years” Greg Meyer 921-0117 Keith Meyer

www.bjmeyersons.com

[email protected]

Engraving - Signs - Banners

“Serving the Tri-State Area Since 1880”

5 Charlin Dr., Wilder, KY859-781-2260

[email protected]

IMBUS ROOFING CO., INC.

Dan Morena, Realtor®

Cell: 513-498-1697 [email protected]

5600 Harrison Ave.

Stephen G. Schott, cpa• Payroll

• Income Tax

• accounTIng

513-922-4888417 anderson Ferry, sTe. 4

HOFMEYER & SONS

Plumbing Repair &Remodeling

4279 Delhi Ave.921-1133

SALES • REPAIR • INSTALLATIONS

GARAGE DOORSERVICE

INDUSTRIAL • COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL

SERVING THE GARAGE DOOR INDUSTRY

PAUL HOLSCHER MIKE PANARO

347-3000

Faucets dripping & running toilets cause high water bills.

Call your plumber today!

CALLA PLUMBING CO.513-451-9361

Stop Paying High Water Bills!

24-Hour Emergency Service615 W. 9th St., Covington513-753-3100

Paving • Patchwork • SealcoatingExcavation • Concrete

513-251-8400 • Cell: 513-623-95941647 Westwood Ave.

queencityblacktop.com

Martin SteinbachPresident

513-662-2282 JonLe.com

SERVICE AT THE HIGHEST LEVEL

CompleteDomestic & Foreign

Repair

ALTENAU’SAUTOMOTIVE

SERVICETOM ALTENAU, President 4208 Delhi Pike

513-244-7273

MemberAutomotive

Service Association

RALPH MEYER & DETERSFUNERAL HOME

251-9700Terry & Terena Deters, Parishioners

www.rmdfuneralhome.com

Pray theRosary Daily

ROOFING & FURNACE CO.Established 1883

Residential • CommercialRoofing & Heating • Air Conditioning

3400 GAMBLE AVE.Cheviot 661-1910

KesslerC O N S T R U C T I O NA Division of Kessler Construction Services, LLC

COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL

www.Kessler-Construction.com

574-8812All Types ofRemodeling

Klimat Master PoolsSince 1943

2440 Alexandria Pike

Highland Hts.

513-421-5805

[email protected]

www.klimatmasterpools.com

Price Hill licenseBarB Brockmann

3461 Warsaw Ave.Vehicle Registration

Driver’s License • Title ServiceNotary Service

Boat Registration

921-6444

Auto Repair for All Imports

Delhi Import Service4531 Foley Rd.

244-7222Specialist in

BMW, Mercedes, Saab & VolvoCarey (Cubby) Saab, Owner

StockelmanPlastering Inc.

Proud to Serve St. Teresa’s

574-8845No Job Is Too Small

FORMAL WEAR

244-2800

Brogan/Hesketh

HALLELUJAH!ADCO

H E AT I N G & A I R C O N D I T I O N I N G24 Hours Emergency ServiceSales — Service — Installation

3414 Glenway 471-3390

There is a quality 5-Star Rated child care center in your neighborhood!CELC is NOW OPEN for business!

Call the number listed below to get more information.Preschool spaces available.

Cincinnati Early Learning Centers4991 Cleves Warsaw, Cincinnati, Ohio 45238

(513) 251-2696

Ohio

CatholicMatch.com/goOH

PAFFELECTRIC LLCPrompt, Professional Service

Commercial & Residential

451-1061Licensed Member BBB

OH Lic #47852 • KY Lic #CE64970

The Brogan GroupBrogan Oil

4210 Glenway Ave.471-7001

Brogan Folz5411 Bridgetown Rd.

574-3040

(513) 471-66104230 Delhi Rd

View Our Parish Supporters at www.DiscoverMass.com

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RaN’S Cabs24/7 Taxi Dispatch

513-921-4222

Locally Owned, Family Run Since 1914

Eye Examinations Contact LensesFashion Eyewear Designer Sunwear

5303 Glenway Ave., Western Hills

921-8040We accept most insurance & vision plans.

ECKSTEIN ROOFING COMPANY

QUALITY & RELIABILITY SINCE 1945

513-941-1511

Brian Eckstein - Project Manager

264 Stille Dr.

www.ecksteinroofing.com

402 Greenwell @ Delhi Pike513-608-3969

Open: Tues., Wed., Fri. 10am-6pm Thur. noon-8pm, Sat. 8am-1pm

2 Barbers Now. Walk in Anytime!

All Haircuts $14

Peppe Ramundo & Son Custom Tailors

Professional AlterationsTuxedo Rental & Sales

5229 Glenway Ave. • 921-2400www.pepperamundoandson.com

FAMILY DENTISTRY921-5289

Ernesto G. Sabato,

D.D.S.

Hours by Appointment

4952 Glenway Ave.

5110 Crookshank Rd.JOHN & CAROL WAINSCOTT

513-921-0561

Since 1962

4521 W. 8th St.

Western Hills

Window Co.

Jason Phillips, Owner921-5455

513-921-1500 fax 921-1589

24-HOUR TOWING 513-921-1500

4333 MAYHEWw w w. p r e c i s i o n a u t o b o d y. c c

THE GEILER COMPANYRESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL

Plumbing • Heating • Air Conditioning

24 Hour Service 513-574-0025

VITT,

STERMER &

ANDERSON

FUNERAL HOME

4619 Delhi Pike

939-CARE

(2273)

www.vittstermeranderson.com

451-80505932 Glenway Ave.

GREG HARNIST

TIM CORCORAN

CORCORAN & HARNISTHEATING & AIR CONDITIONING

1457 Harrison Ave.at Western Hills Viaduct

513-921-2227

Delhi Pet CenterEVERYTHING FORALL YOUR PETS

From Guppies to PuppiesGREG LIPPS

5665 Rapid Run 451-4015

Kenton Tire

Complete Auto Body Repairs

Complete Engine Repairs

Complete Auto Repairs

24 Hour Towing Service

4381 Mayhew Ave. 921-5879

Edward J. BaconBailey FamilyCarol A. BalsleyRobert A. BennettFrank & Rita BillDorothy BishopErnesto BonavitaGeorge & Mary Ann BraunDcn. Ed & Dorothy BrockmannDec. of Burnhimer FamilyBrandon BussbergMr. & Mrs. Dominic CallaMelanie CallaDec. of Caruso FamilyThomas CiolinoBill & Sade Clyde Bill Conway Conway & Learn Families Cummings FamilyMark DaugheryBud & Mary L. DayDiLonardo & DiVincenso FamiliesCoach J. “MAC” DonaldTony Eichhorn, Sr.

Anne EllisJohn EllisGeorge & Catherine FaethLouis M. FaillaceLinda M. FisherMark A. Frisby, Sr.Eddie & MaryAnne GeersJames GemmellGus GiglioGilardi FamilyJerry GutzwillerLeo A. Haas, Jr.Tim HarriganMarian HeidelThe Helmes FamilyBill & Hellen HetzelHenry HofmeyerCarol HuberJohn & Ann HuwelWilliam A. JohnstonFrank & Dorothy KellyBud, Gert, & Bo KenneyPaul KnollmanElizabeth Kuertz

John D. LaceyLeslie LampsElsie & John LasitaRose & August LasitaHerbert Jos. LehanMarilyn LeuenbergerLoebker & Morris FamiliesVince LonnemanFausto MaganoFrank & Kathryn MayPatrick McDonaldAnn & Francis McGrathLillian R. MennerDavid MesserleRichard E. MesserleAlbert & Eva MetzMetz & Esposito FamiliesDonald MillerRobert MillianEd & Vi NicholasRalph NiemerOates & Telger FamiliesAnthony & Angela PerrinoWillard & Agnes Prost

Robert RheinMarvin RileyEdward, Margaret & William RoddyMike RusinJohn & Betty SandhasDonald SchloemerEvan SchmitEd SchroederAugust & Irma SeherDr. & Mrs. Vincent SeiwertMaryJane & “Pug” ShawJames B. SmithTom SteinkampJoseph TenoeverDiana L. ThomasGeorge & Anna ThorntonThelma & Lloyd ToddFran VederFrank & Jean VorholtJerry VorholtMargie & Harry WeilVera WindoferLeonard & Patricia Winiarski


513-921-4222




921-8040We accept most insurance & vision plans.



513-941-1511


264 Stille Dr.





All Haircuts $14





Ernesto G. Sabato,

D.D.S.


4952 Glenway Ave.


513-921-0561

Since 1962

4521 W. 8th St.

Western Hills

Window Co.


513-921-1500 fax 921-1589

24-HOUR TOWING 513-921-1500



Plumbing • Heating • Air Conditioning

24 Hour Service 513-574-0025

VITT,

STERMER &

ANDERSON

FUNERAL HOME

4619 Delhi Pike

939-CARE

(2273)



GREG HARNIST

TIM CORCORAN



513-921-2227



5665 Rapid Run 451-4015

Kenton Tire





4381 Mayhew Ave. 921-5879

Edward J. BaconBailey FamilyCarol A. BalsleyRobert A. BennettFrank & Rita BillDorothy BishopErnesto BonavitaGeorge & Mary Ann BraunDcn. Ed & Dorothy BrockmannDec. of Burnhimer FamilyBrandon BussbergMr. & Mrs. Dominic CallaMelanie CallaDec. of Caruso FamilyThomas CiolinoBill & Sade Clyde Bill Conway Conway & Learn Families Cummings FamilyMark DaugheryBud & Mary L. DayDiLonardo & DiVincenso FamiliesCoach J. “MAC” DonaldTony Eichhorn, Sr.




2419


513-921-4222


Dr. Jacob Michael



921-8040We accept most insurance & vision plans.Dr. Jonathan Burt



513-941-1511


264 Stille Dr.


Delhi BarberVictor Fabro, Owner




All Haircuts $14





Ernesto G. Sabato,

D.D.S.


4952 Glenway Ave.


513-921-0561

Since 1962

4521 W. 8th St.

Western Hills

Window Co.


513-921-1500 fax 921-1589

24-HOUR TOWING 513-921-1500



Plumbing • Heating • Air ConditioningIn Business Since 1885

24 Hour Service 513-574-0025

VITT,

STERMER &

ANDERSON

FUNERAL HOME

4619 Delhi Pike

939-CARE

(2273)


Mike BonominiPresident

BonominiElectric Co., Inc.

Residential & Commercial

(513) 941-3699(513) 941-3799 Fax

P. O. Box 33050Cincinnati, OH 45233www.bonominielectric.com

Sound-N-SecureSystems

Home Burglar Alarm SystemsCommercial Security Systems

24 HOUR U.L. MONITORING

(513) 941-9400 Fax (513) 941-3799

P. O. Box 33050Cincinnati, OH 45233

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DABBELT INSURANCEAGENCY INC.


GREG HARNIST

TIM CORCORAN



513-921-2227



5665 Rapid Run 451-4015

Kenton Tire





4381 Mayhew Ave. 921-5879

In Loving MemoryEdward J. BaconBailey FamilyCarol A. BalsleyRobert A. BennettFrank & Rita BillDorothy BishopErnesto BonavitaGeorge & Mary Ann BraunDcn. Ed & Dorothy BrockmannDec. of Burnhimer FamilyBrandon BussbergMr. & Mrs. Dominic CallaMelanie CallaDec. of Caruso FamilyThomas CiolinoBill & Sade Clyde Bill Conway Conway & Learn Families Cummings FamilyMark DaugheryBud & Mary L. DayDiLonardo & DiVincenso FamiliesCoach J. “MAC” DonaldTony Eichhorn, Sr.




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