Pastoral Region XII Dayton Deanery

Pastoral Region XII Dayton Deanery Holy Cross Church Our Lady of the Rosary Church St. Peter Church

MAY 1, 2022

PASTOR Father Kyle Schnippel [email protected] PAROCHIAL VICAR Father Ambrose Dobrozsi [email protected] IN RESIDENCE Father Joseph Kindel

DEACONS LEO CORDONNIER ROBERT GUTENDORF TIMOTHY HARRIS ROBERT KOZLOWSKI DAVID MCCRAY NORBERT NAGY DANIEL WADE

PARISH STAFF JOY BLAUL, Pastoral Associate 937.237.3516

MARIA AKNIN, Business Manager Human Resources JAN BARBOUR, Secretary NICK CLUNE, Youth Minister KELLY COLLIER, Business Manager Finance LAURA JOLIAT, Communications ANDREW LAROCHELLE, Music Director 937.233.1503

JACKI LOFFER, OLR School Principal 937.222.7231 KELLY KADEL, St. Peter School Principal 937.233.8710 VERONIKA KONOKOTIN, St. Peter ECC Director 937.237.3526

PARISH ADMINISTRATION OFFICE 6161 Chambersburg Road Huber Heights, OH 45424

937.233.1503 Phone | 937.237.3523 FAX Office Hours 9:00am to 3:00pm

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Throughout Lent, I was reading and praying over the Book of Exodus as part of my Lenten observances. Making my way through the book, it struck me that the journey of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt to freedom in the Promised Land could provide a good schema for the next chapter of our journey as a new Family of Parishes and the Beacons of Light implementation programming.

Perhaps what struck me the most in Exodus, and then connecting throughout the rest of the Bible, are these key passages that mark significant turning points in the story of God’s work to bring us to salvation. Some of these are key positive turns, such as St. John the Baptist proclaiming ‘Behold the Lamb of God!’ when he sees Jesus

for the first time.

There are passages that seem to turn away from God’s plan and bring about a detour that was still part of God’s plan, even if it may not seem like it. Early in the Book of Exodus, the line appears, ‘A new Pharaoh arose in Egypt who did not know Joseph.’

With that comment, the history of Israel takes a significant downturn as they start to slowly be enslaved by the Egyptians and get brought into a place where they cry out to God for deliverance and freedom.

It struck me in reading through Exodus that God allowed this situation so that He could bring His greater glory to pass in the events told throughout the rest of the Book of Exodus, if not also the rest of the Bible. God’s permissive will, His allowance of evil in order to bring about a greater good, is on full display throughout this process.

This brings me to today, and the situation we find ourselves in not only here in the current Dayton Region XII and the new Family of Parishes we will soon be in, but also the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. It may seem that God has forgotten or abandoned us; we have seen not only a decline in the number of Priests, but also a decline in overall giving, Mass attendance, and just a general sense of a decline in adherence to the teachings and practices of the Catholic Church. There are many, many reasons for this, beyond the scope of this column.

But, just like the ancient Israelites who felt abandoned and betrayed by God; He allowed it to happen so that His glory could shine. I am convinced that God can and will do so again, today, in this process! But the caution is that it was not easy for the Israelites, nor will it be easy for us.

Over the next eight weeks, I will be drawing the parallels that I see from Exodus to the situation we find ourselves in today. There will be challenges along the way, but as long as we keep our eyes on the end of the journey, we will be ok because we will remember that God is with us, so we need nothing else.

In Christ, Fr. Kyle Schnippel Pastor

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As we celebrate the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord, we come to the end of the Christmas Season and transition back into Ordinary Time. But before we move off the Christmas Season, I want to wrap up a few small things.

First off, I am very humbled by the generosity and kindness that you showed to me and to all the Priests and Seminarians during the season. You were very gracious and kind; it was all very appreciated. As I write this, I am still working on thank you notes, but wanted to get a note of gratitude out. We had quite a stack of treats and gifts, and they

were all appreciated!

Also, there is so much that happens throughout the Advent and Christmas Seasons which goes unsung by the many, many volunteers. While I wish I could thank them all personally, there are too many to list and too many who do things that go unnoticed and hidden. Please be assured that if you took time to help set up decorations, water flowers, move around candles, clean the Church, set up grounds, etc.; your contribution to making all three church buildings beautiful and well set for the worship of God was noted and appreciated.

As the old saying goes: ‘it takes a village to raise a child;’ it also takes many, many volunteers to keep a parish running. That is all the more so when there are three parishes to run and coordinate and keep going. Hence, on behalf of all the staff and the Priests here at Dayton Region XII: ‘Thank you!’

This display or cooperation and teamwork places us in a good stead to move forward as well. As I commented in last week’s bulletin, there are many, many changes ahead for our pastoral region. So many of these changes are yet to be determined and we are not yet even sure what has to be changed.

But I remain convinced that the Lord is guiding us through this process and the greater our reliance on Him, the greater will our success be in building up His Kingdom.

With that and with our transition back into Ordinary Time when so much of this planning and decision making will happen, I would like to offer a challenge to you for throughout this process ahead:

When a decision is made and your initial response is along the lines of ‘Why did he choose that?!?!?’ I would invite you to lean into that that initial response with a deeper question: ‘Why did I choose to respond in such a way?’ What is under that response? It could very well be that I made a boneheaded decision! But there are often so many different competing ideas at stake throughout this process and it is going to be very complex to sort them all out.

The one thing I want you to know: I and the parish staff have been praying for the gift of discernment throughout this process, that we truly be guided by the Holy Spirit in all that we do. And I trust that He will make His will known as we walk together into this new reality of many parishes but one growing family.

In Christ, Fr. Kyle Schnippel, Pastor


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SATURDAY, APRIL 30: St. Pius V, Pope 8:30am @ St. Peter Gene Baldwin 4:30pm @ St. Peter Alex and Adella Spilizewski (KS) 5:00pm @ OLR Jim Roush, Terrence Schiml (JR) SUNDAY, MAY 1: Third Sunday of Easter 7:30am @ St. Peter Living and Deceased Members of the Lokai and Neff Families 9:00am @ OLR James Jacomet, Everett and Julia Plummer 9:00am* @ St. Peter Living and Deceased Members of the Wollack Family 10:30am @ Holy Cross Elinor Sluzas 11:00am @ St. Peter For the Parish MONDAY, MAY 2: St. Athanasius, Bishop and Doctor of the Church Mark, Evangelist 6:30am @ St. Peter Richard Bednarz 8:30am* @ St. Peter Andrew J. Beiring,Jr. TUESDAY, MAY 3: Sts. Philip and James, Apostles 6:30am @ St. Peter Anne Nesbitt 8:30am* @ St. Peter Carl Urbanas, Sr. WEDNESDAY, MAY 4 9:00am* @ St. Peter Ada Cahill 5:30pm @ St. Peter In Thanksgiving THURSDAY, MAY 5 6:30am @ St. Peter Bill Widmeyer 8:30am* @ St. Peter Communion Service 9:00am @ OLR Special Intention: For All the Sacristans in Dayton Region XII FRIDAY, MAY 6 6:30am @ St. Peter Communion Service 8:30am* @ St. Peter Dick Seider 7:30pm @ St. Peter Sacred Heart SATURDAY, MAY 7 8:30am @ St. Peter Fred “Butch” Kar 4:30pm @ St. Peter Dick Seider: Anniversary of Death (AD) 5:00pm @ OLR For the Parish (JR) SUNDAY, MAY 8: Fourth Sunday of Easter 7:30am @ St. Peter John Zimmerman (AD) 9:00am @ OLR Betty Crompton, Rosalie G. and John E. Malesko Deceased Members of the Ksiezopolski and Malesko Families (JR) 9:00am* @ St. Peter Margot Grandfield (JK) 10:30am @ Holy Cross Betty Nash, Alma Venys, Patricia Yurick (KS) 11:00am @ St. Peter +Gene and Cindy Mohn: Wedding Anniversary (AD)

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BAPTISM: The Baptismal Preparation Class is held on the first Saturday of each month from 9:00 to 10:30 am in Classroom 118 at St. Peter School. Please call 937.237.3516 to RSVP for the Baptism class and to schedule the Baptism. Baptisms are held after the 11:00 am Sunday Mass at St. Peter Church. Baptisms at Holy Cross Church and Our Lady of the Rosary Church are by request.

COMMUNION: Please contact the Parish Administration Office at 937.233.1503 if you or a family member needs Communion brought to your home or nursing facility.

MARRIAGE: Arrangements are to be made six months in advance. Please call the Parish Administration Office at 937.233.1503.

RECONCILIATION: On Saturdays from 3:00 to 4:00 pm at St. Peter Church and from 4:00 to 4:30 pm at Our Lady of the Rosary Church; and on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7:30 to 8:15 am at St. Peter Church. Also, by request.

ANOINTING of the SICK: Priests are available to administer the Sacrament of the Sick. Please call the Parish Administration Office at 937.233.1503.

VOCATIONS: cincinnativocations.org.

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SATURDAY, April 30 7:55am Pray the Rosary SP Church 9:00am Financial Peace University Senior Center 3:00pm Reconciliation SP Church 4:00pm Reconciliation OLR Church 4:30pm Pray the Rosary OLR Church 5:00pm Knights of Columbus Dinner Family Life Center SUNDAY, May 1: Third Sunday of Easter 8:30am Pray the Rosary OLR Church 8:45am Religious Education Classes SP Classrooms 10:30am Carmelite Meeting West Meeting Room MONDAY, May 2 7:55am Pray the Rosary SP Church 9:30am Prayer Shawl Ministry Senior Center 2:00pm Fatima Holy Hour SP Chapel TUESDAY, May 3 7:30am Reconciliation SP Church 7:55am Pray the Rosary SP Church WEDNESDAY, May 4 10:00am 55+ Bible Study West Meeting Room 10:00am Fatima Holy Hour SP Chapel 12:30pm BINGO HC Church Hall 2:00pm Shepherds of Christ SP Chapel 5:00pm Young Marine Meeting SP Cafeteria 5:30pm Holy Hour HC Church 7:00pm Youth Ministry Meeting Youth Center THURSDAY, May 5 7:30am Reconciliation SP Church 7:55am Pray the Rosary SP Church FRIDAY, May 6 7:55am Pray the Rosary SP Church 9:00am Eucharistic Adoration SP Church 7:30pm First Friday Mass SP Church SATURDAY, May 7 7:55am Pray the Rosary SP Church 9:00am Baptismal Preparation Class SP Classroom 118 9:00am Financial Peace University Senior Center 3:00pm Reconciliation SP Church 4:00pm Reconciliation OLR Church 4:30pm Pray the Rosary OLR Church SUNDAY, May 8: Fourth Sunday of Easter 8:30am Pray the Rosary OLR Church

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St. Adalbert FEAST DAY on May 1 has been canceled.

The CRUCIFIX behind the altar at St. Peter Church will be removed on May 2 for cleaning; and will

return in approximately two to three weeks.

The May Our Lady of the Rosary SENIOR BREAKFAST has been moved to Thursday, May 26.


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POPE FRANCIS’ PRAYER INTENTION for MAY A Christian Response to Bioethical Challenges. We pray for Christians facing new bioethical challenges; may they continue to defend the dignity of all human life with prayer and action.

READINGS for the WEEK of MAY 1 Sunday Cycle YEAR C: November 28, 2021 to November 20, 2022 Sunday: Acts 5:27-32, 40b-41/Ps 30:2, 4, 5-6, 11-12, 13 [2a]/Rv 5:11-14/Jn 21:1-19 or 21:1-14 Monday: Acts 6:8-15/Ps 119:23-24, 26-27, 29-30/Jn 6:22-29 Tuesday: 1 Cor 15:1-8/Ps 19:2-3, 4-5/Jn 14:6-14 Wednesday: Acts 8:1b-8/Ps 66:1-3a, 4-5, 6-7a/Jn 6:35-40 Thursday: Acts 8:26-40/Ps 66:8-9, 16-17, 20/Jn 6:44-51 Friday: Acts 9:1-20/Ps 117:1bc, 2/Jn 6:52-59 Saturday: Acts 9:31-42/Ps 116:12-13, 14-15, 16-17/Jn 6:60-69 Next Sunday: Acts 13:14, 43-52/Ps 100:1-2, 3, 5 [3c]/Rv 7:9, 14b-17/Jn 10:27-30

LIVE the LITURGY What prevents us from seeing the Lord? We are not used to seeing Jesus in the ordinary, everyday events of our lives. We expect some kind of startling, extraordinary revelation to occur that definitely and unmistakably sends a signal that God wants our attention. We don’t expect a visit from Jesus while we are having breakfast, doing the dishes, running after the kids, negotiating a deal at work, or taking a shower! Sometimes when God simply stands on the shore of our lives casually looking for us, we don’t recognize Him. Did we ever stop and think that God is really and truly interested in the routine, run-of-the-mill events of our lives? So, “What did you do today?” God may ask. Maybe we don’t think that God is concerned about such things, or we are so consumed with life’s demands that we give it little if any thought. Perhaps we are determined to achieve our own success, desire to control things ourselves or not really sure what God cares about. God is there. One day, out of the blue, God will get our attention and ask, “Do you love me?”

FAMILY FAITH MOMENTS During the month of May, we celebrate Mary. Devotion to Mary focuses both on Mary as a role model for Christian mothers and on her fidelity to God’s will. Some ways to celebrate Mary in May include teaching the young children the Hail Mary, praying the Rosary together as a family, or making a Mary altar (which can be a statue of Mary with Rosary beads, flowers). If you wish, you could make a Mary Garden either in your yard or in a planter. Plant such flowers as lily of the valley, violets, asters, sweet alyssum, cornflowers, primrose or roses around a statue of Mary. And don’t forget to pray for all the women in your life who have helped you learn about Jesus.

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FAMILY CELEBRATIONS Calling all REGION XII members... are you celebrating a special birthday, a significant anniversary, or a major milestone… is someone in your family graduating or getting married outside the region? If you would like a noteworthy family event posted in the bulletin, please email details and a picture, to [email protected]; please call 937.233.1503 for more details.

DAYTON REGION XII DIRECTORY We are currently working on a REGION DIRECTORY, with a distribution date of June, that will include ALL groups in the region. As a parishioner, if you do not want your name and information in the directory, please call the Parish Office at 937.233.1503 or email Laura at [email protected] by Monday, May 9.


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This weekend, our region will take up The Catholic Relief Services Collection. The collection provides food to the hungry, supports displaced refugees, and brings Christ’s love and mercy to the vulnerable people here and abroad. Visit usccb.org/catholic-relief for more details.

BIBLE STUDY… the Road to Emmaus Reflection for high school students Sunday | May 15 | 12:15pm St. Peter Youth Ministry Center Snacks provided!

R O S E S A L E

May 7 and 8 Mother’s Day Weekend after all Masses at St. Peter Church

sponsored by Respect Life Group

St. John the Baptist Church, located at 753 South Hyatt Street in Tipp City, invites our Family of Parishes to our next Eucharistic Adoration (Holy Hour) with Benediction on Monday, May 9, from 7:00 to 8:00 pm. We are extending a special welcome to all parishioners from St. Christopher Church in Vandalia, St. Peter Church in Huber Heights, and to Holy Cross Church and Our Lady of the Rosary Church in Dayton to join us as we pray for the future of our Family of Parishes. Come for an hour or a part of it as we sit before the Eucharistic Lord to ask for grace as we move forward together.

“From the Eucharist comes strength to live the Christian life and zeal to share that life with others.”

– Saint John Paul II

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION MONDAY | May 9


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Father Henry Beck, OFM, and Phyllis and Bill Wysinski, invite you to come and celebrate Henry’s 42nd Anniversary of Ordination on Sunday, May 22, at 11:00 am, at Our Lady of the Rosary Church.

This is a Mass to give thanks to God and to offer gratitude to family, friends, and parishioners for all of your support for Father Henry through the years. Please know your prayers and presence have truly been gifts in my life. No gifts are expected other than your prayers and hopefully your presence.

The Mass will be followed by a lunch in Shumaker Hall. To help the caterer, RSVPS are due by May 10; no “walk-ins.” Please RSVP to Phyllis and Bill Wysinski at 937.236.5378 or at [email protected] or call Mary Beth Burke at 937.233.7137.

The St. Vincent de Paul Society Gateway Shelters in Dayton are requesting old/unused Bibles for the men, women,

and children who are departing the shelters for transitional housing or other living arrangements.

If you have any Bibles you no longer need, please donate to strengthen the faith of those transitioning from homelessness.

Bibles can be placed in the Food Pantry donation boxes located in the lobby of St. Peter Church or in the Parish Office.

Questions? Please contact Craig from the St. Peter St. Vincent de Paul at 937.269.6470.

FIRST FRIDAY and FIRST SATURDAY

On the First Friday and Saturday of every month, the parishioners of St. Peter Parish take part in a beautiful tradition to honor the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary. We dedicate the whole month to Jesus and Mary by receiving Communion on the First Friday and Saturday. This is a way to make up for the many sins and blasphemies against Jesus and Mary which are so common in our society. Please join us in the church on Friday, May 6, for First Friday Mass and devotions at 7:30 pm; and Saturday, May 7, for First Saturday Mass and devotions at 8:30 am.

Our Lord promised St. Margaret Mary Alacoque that anyone who received Communion on the First Friday of nine consecutive months would be given great graces and the promise of final perseverance. Our Lady promised Sister Lucia, one of the visionaries at Fatima, that anyone who received Communion, prayed the Rosary, and meditated on the mysteries of the Rosary for five consecutive First Saturdays would be assisted with every grace necessary for salvation at the time of their death. If you have any questions about these devotions, please call Jean Schons at 937.506.7713.

This year, 37 Legionaries of Christ, including seven from the United States, will be ordained on Saturday, May 7, at the Basilica of St. Paul Outside the Walls in Rome. This includes Deacon John VanDorpe, a St. Peter School alumni with many relatives and friends who are members of St. Peter Parish. Please keep all these men in your prayers as they make this very extraordinary transition in their lives. Watch live on YouTube at 4:00am EDT @RegnumChristiInternational on May 7.

Deacon John will preside at the 9:00 am Mass at St. Peter Church on Sunday, June 12. A reception will be held following Mass.


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Please keep in your prayers the recently deceased members of our region family: Carson Bailey (St. Peter Parish), Anna Marie Smith (Our Lady of the Rosary Parish), and William “Bill” Widmeyer (St. Peter Parish).

Welcome the newly baptized to our parish family.

FRANCIS JOHN CLUNE, son of Nicholas and Renee Clune, was baptized at St. Peter Church on February 26 by Father Kyle Schnippel.

JOSEPHINE MARIE McBRIDE, was baptized at St. Peter Church on March 13 by Father Ambrose Dobrozsi.

VERONIKA FRANCES JASKO, was baptized at St. Peter Church on March 13 by Father Ambrose Dobrozsi.

GREYSON COONEY, son of Paul and Kelsey Cooney, was baptized at Our Lady of the Rosary Church on April 3 by Father Johann Roten.

ELLIOT DOUGLAS SICKELS, was baptized at St. Peter Church on April 3 by Deacon Leo Cordonnier.

AIDAN ALAN HARRIS, son of Daniel and Amy Harris, was baptized at St. Peter Church on April 24 by Deacon Leo Cordonnier.

JESUS and ALEXANDER, sons of Jesus Rodriguez and Beatriz Espino, were baptized at St. Peter Church on April 24 by Deacon Leo Cordonnier.

HAPPY 64TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Denny and Therese Ricker | April 19, 1958

St. Peter Church is cleaned by a group of dedicated women and men who take great pride and pleasure in keeping our beautiful church clean, and we could use a few more volunteers. We clean every Thursday after the 8:30 morning Mass and are done around 11:00 am. We have two teams with each team cleaning every other week. Would you like to join us? Please call Nancy Skuya at 937.236.4778 for more details.

NAIM is an organization for widowed Catholics and they meet at St. Henry Church in Springboro. The upcoming social and religious activities in June will be detailed at the meeting on Monday, May 9, 7:00 pm. Lots of conversation and cards to follow. For more information, please contact Sunny Hickey at 937.433.1437.

Mark your calendars for the next blood drive at St. Peter Church on Saturday, June 18, 8:30 am to 12:30 pm in the school cafeteria. Appointments are preferred; visit donortime.com (sponsor code 641).

As Catholics, we firmly believe that God has a plan for our lives. He calls some to marriage, some to the Priesthood, and others to consecrated life or to live as generous single people. Fully living our own vocations—and teaching young people how to discern God’s call—is a serious duty, but also a joyful one. Please encourage the young people in your life—children, grandchildren, students, and friends—to be open if God calls them to the Priesthood or consecrated life. May 8 is the World Day of Prayer for Vocations. For resources, please visit worlddayofprayerforvocations.com.


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STEWARDSHIP of TREASURE Week of April 23/24 Collection Monthly Total Monthly Budget

Holy Cross $673.00 $5,152.92 $3,333.33 Our Lady of the Rosary $3,443.76 $18,104.69 $16,666.67

St. Peter $18,892.60 $75,357.32 $94,249.92

Donations for offertory and special collections can be

made online at daytonxii.org

or scan the QR code.

Easter Flowers ...In Memory/Honor of…

Mr. Edward Koth Mrs. Janet Lewis The Lewis and Urse Families Mr./Mrs. Robert MacClennan Mr./Mrs. George Mikalauskas Ageska and Jonas Machutas Helena and Ignatius Mikalauskas Mr./Mrs. Shaun Morris Mrs. Alice Ransom Mr./Mrs. Jerry Rea The Hanley and Rea Families Ms. Jennifer Threm Mrs. Mary Ann Welch Mr./Mrs. Anthony Zimmerman The Zimmerman and Bochenek Families

Deacon Alex Dugas celebrated his first Mass as a Deacon on April 23 at St. Peter Church. Deacon Alex’s sermon was wonderful as he reflected on his memories from his First Communion as we had students from St. Peter receiving their First Communion. Please continue to pray for Deacon Alex as he continues his studies to be ordained a Priest in 2023 and pray for all Seminarians.


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VVOOCCAATTIIOONN PPRRAAYYEERR Almighty Father, You have created us for some definite purpose. Grant us the grace to know the path You have planned for us in this life and to respond with a generous “Yes.” Make our Archdiocese, parishes, homes and hearts fruitful ground for Your gift of vocations. May our young people respond to Your call with courage and zeal. Stir among our men a desire and the strength to be good and holy Priests. Bless us with consecrated religious and those called to a chaste single life, permanent deacons, and faithful husbands and wives, who are a sign of Christ’s love for His Church. We commend our prayer for vocations to You, Father, through the intercession of Mary our Mother, in the Holy Spirit, through Christ our Lord. Amen.

P A R I S H P R A Y E R Heavenly Father, we thank You for gathering us together and calling us to serve as Your disciples. You have charged us through Your Son, Jesus, with the great mission of evangelizing and witnessing Your love to the world. Send Your Holy Spirit to guide us as we discern Your will for the spiritual renewal of our parish. Give us strength, courage, and clear vision as we use our gifts to serve You. We entrust our parish family to the care of Mary, our Mother, and ask for her intercession and guidance as we strive to bear witness to the Gospel and build an amazing parish. Amen.

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St. Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle. Be our defense against the wickedness and snares of the Devil. May God rebuke him, we humbly pray, and do thou, O Prince of the heavenly hosts, by the power of God, thrust into hell Satan, and all the evil spirits, who prowl about the world seeking the ruin of souls. Amen.


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Since 1982705 Ewing St., Dayton OH

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937-235-0011Let our family move your family

Serving Dayton, OH50 Years in Business

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42 N Torrence St, Dayton, OH 45403(937) 254-2384 • [email protected]

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