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St. Teresa of Avila Parish

Cincinnati, OH October 18, 2015

Regional Masses for the Week Sun., Oct. 18 – Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:00 St. Teresa–-Living & Deceased of St. Teresa – Fr.

Schmitz 9:00 St. William – Fr. Phil 9:30 St. Teresa –- William Berning (Birth) – Fr. Bidwell 11:00 St. William – Fr. Phil 11:30 St. Teresa – Angelo Catucci (Ann) – Fr. Seger Mon., October 19 – Sts. John de Brebeuf & Isaac Jogues

7:00 St. Teresa – Harry Steinriede (Ann) – Fr. Schmitz 11:30 St. William – Fr. Phil 12:00 St. Teresa – Martin Hellman – Fr. Seger Tuesday, October 20 – St. Paul of the Cross 7:00 St. Teresa – Kevin Cook – Fr. Seger 11:30 St. William – Fr. Phil 12:00 St. Teresa – Helen & Frank Neltner – Fr. Schmitz Wed., October 21 – Weekday 7:00 St. Teresa– Intentions of Doris Grady (Birth) – Fr.

Schmitz 8:15 St. William – Fr. Phil 11:30 St. William – Fr. Phil 12:00 St. Teresa – Maria Leonardi – Fr. Matt Gamber Thurs., October 22- Weekday – St. John Paul II 7:00 St. Teresa – Poor Souls in Purgatory – Fr. Seger 11:30 St. William – Fr. Phil 12:00 St. Teresa – Harold Kendall – Fr. Schmitz Friday, October 23 – St. John of Capistrano 7:00 St. Teresa – Vince Lonneman – Fr. Schmitz 8:30 St. Teresa – Joe Slivinski – Fr. Seger 11:30 St. William – Fr. Phil 12:00 St. Teresa – Ernie & Eleanor Louterwasser – Fr. Seger Saturday, October 24 – St. Anthony Mary Claret 7:00 St. Teresa – Canceled 8:15 St. William in Chapel – Fr. Phil 8:30 St. Teresa – Helen Vogele – Fr. Seger 3:30 St. William – Fr. Phil 4:00 St. Teresa – Angelo Luca – Fr. Schmitz

Sun., Oct. 25 – Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:00 St. Teresa–-Intentions of Don & Edie Bennett – Fr.

Schmitz 9:00 St. William – Fr. Phil 9:30 St. Teresa –- Jim Meyer – Fr. Seger 11:00 St. William – Fr. Phil 11:30 St. Teresa – Living & Deceased of St. Teresa – Fr.

Seger Note: that presider schedule is subject to change.

Please pray for those who have recently died Jim Freudiger, Jerry Vorholt, Ethel Herrmann, Tom McDonald, Thomas Mittermeier, Vicki Toerner, Patricia Johnson, Carmen Petrillo, Audrey Schaefer, Chase Brogan, Michael McGregor, Genevieve Scheidt, Jean Dreiling and Jean Vale. May they quickly share in the glory of Heaven. If a family member dies, contact the office and we’ll include them in prayer.

The Sacrament of the Anointing: Each fall we provide the Sacrament of the Anointing for those who are frail from advanced age, anticipating surgery, going through long term illness and also for all the faithful who search for healing in mind, body and spirit. This will occur next weekend, Oct. 24 at the 4:00pm Mass and at all Masses on Oct. 25 after the homily; as the whole Church Community prays for members going through health problems.

Today is World Mission Sunday! In Scripture, we read that St. Paul asked the Gentile Churches to take up a collection to support the Church in Jerusalem. Now we are asked to reach out and support the young churches throughout the world. Your prayers and generous gifts to the Society for the Propagation of the Faith in the collection today will help missionaries offer the poor of the areas practical help as they share the mercy of God. It will ensure the development of local dioceses, and support the work of priests, religious and lay leaders who serve those on the margins and in most need. Go out to the whole world through your gift in today’s collection.

Time for Church Picture Directory Lifetouch will be in Avila Hall taking individual or family portraits for the 2016 Centennial Parish Directory. There are two ways to sign up: (1) Volunteers will be in the vestibule after all masses on the following weekends: Oct. 17/18, Oct. 24/25, Oct. 31/Nov. 1, Nov. 7/8. (2) Online through the Lifetouch Portrait link on our website: www.stteresa-avila.org. Look for the “Portrait Sign-up” button on the top of the page. See last page of bulletin for details

Volunteers are needed to help greet and sign in parishioners on the dates pictures are taken (dates are noted on the last page of the bulletin). Please call Maria @ 921-9200 if you can assist with a 3-4 hour block of time. Thank you for your assistance.

Congratulations to Kaylee Rose Collins daughter of Erik and Brittany, Harper Grace Inabnitt daughter of Mark and Lisa and Gabriella Rose Knochelman daughter of Matt and Kiersten baptized on October 11th. Part Two of a Fall Lecture Featuring our Associate Pastor: Everyone is invited to Join Fr. Mike Seger at Price Hill Chili at 7 PM this Tuesday, Oct. 20, for a presentation on end of life and social justice issues. There will be time for a question and answer session after the talk. So, come and enjoy food and drink in a relaxed atmosphere with friends from St. William.

St. Teresa of Avila Parish

Cincinnati, OH October 18, 2015

Monday, October 19 12:00pm Team E – A. German, L. Bryant Tuesday, October 20 12 12:00pm Team F – J. Gales, D. Macy

13 Wednesday, October 21 12:00pm Team G – J. Darnell, J. Knecht Thursday, October 22

14 12:00pm Team H – R. Fitzpatrick, S. Roberts 15 Friday, October 23 16 8:30am Team I – N. Brockmann, H. Hanks 17 12:00pm Team J – C. Curtin, J. Good 18 Saturday, October 24

8:30am Team F – J. Gales, D. Macy

4:00pm Team A – M. Cavanaugh, C. James, J. Lindenschmidt Sunday, October 25 7:00am - Parish Adults 9:30am – N. Lively, R. Lively, J. Gales 11:30am – S. Roberts, J. Barsan, L. Bryant

We have Bingo every Tuesday. Doors open at 5 pm, games start at 7 pm. SPECIAL GAMES EVERY TUES. JAILHOUSE & BLOCK OF NINE, EXTRA COVERALLS. Buy 1 Get 1 FREE, Buy 2 Get 2 FREE, etc! EVERY SECOND TUESDAY IS FREE DESSERTS! Last week’s jackpot was up to $16,580.00. Thank you to all the volunteers, players and dessert makers. We need volunteers to help sell instants – if you can help one evening a month call Tom, 922-5122. We appreciate any time you can help. Service Hour Opportunity for High School Students: If you are interested in completing service hours for your high school, Tom Ellis is looking for help cleaning the undercroft after Bingo on Tuesdays at 9:30pm. Call Tom if interested – 922-5122. SENIORS: on every 3rd Thursday is canceled until further notice. We are researching different formats. Call Maria for details, 921-9200. 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 251-7729 for more information.

HOMEBOUND: Jeanne Macy distributes Holy Communion daily to homebound parishioners. If you are interested in receiving Holy Communion daily in your home, please call Jeanne at 513-969-9871.

Sunday, October 18 Shopper Gift Cards available at All Weekend Masses 9:30am – PSR – Primary Building Sign up for your parish directory portrait after all Masses Monday, October 19 1:00pm Ladies Card Marathon – Avila Hall 6:30pm RCIA – Undercroft 7:00-8:15pm PSR – Elementary Building Tuesday, October 20 7:00pm Bingo – Undercroft Wednesday, October 21 7:00pm Education Commission – Avila Hall 7:30pm Choir Practice – Choir Room Thursday, October 22 12:30 - 1:30pm Confessions – Fr. Schmitz Friday, October 23 6:00am Men’s Prayer/Support Group – Undercroft Saturday, October 24 Shoppers Gift Cards available at All Weekend Masses 9:30-10:30 Prayer at Planned Parenthood – Ferguson Rd. 9:00-9:30am Confessions – Fr. Seger 2:45-3:30pm Confessions – Fr. Schmitz Sign up for your parish directory portrait after 4:00 Mass 7:00pm AA – Undercroft Sunday, October 25 Shopper Gift Cards available at All Weekend Masses 9:30am – PSR – Primary Building Sign up for your parish directory portrait after all Masses 12:00 – 5:00pm Carmelites – Avila Hall

Food for All: Be Multiplied! Catholic Charities Southwestern Ohio will be at Our Lady of Lourdes on Tuesday, October 20th at 7 pm for a presentation about Hunger in Ohio. Learn about poverty in Ohio, our call as Catholics, how we feed the poor now and what we can do to end hunger. For more information, contact Bob Gerth at 922-0715, ext. 3330 or email [email protected]. All 7:00 am masses on Saturdays are canceled for the month of October. Intentions will be rescheduled for 2016. Children’s Liturgy of the Word presents the Sunday Readings to children in a way that is appropriate for their age level at the 11:30am Mass. All young children are invited to participate.

High School Open Houses

Seton Thursday, Oct. 22 from 5:30-8:30pm

St. Ursula Sunday, Oct. 25 from 1:00-3:30pm

Elder Sunday Oct. 25 from 1:00-4:00pm

St. Teresa of Avila Parish

Cincinnati, OH October 18, 2015

Dear Family of St. Teresa, While I have been recuperating from surgery, folks have been sending me different prayers and thoughts to help me over some of the rough spots. I received one that meant a great deal to me and I would like to share it with all of you this weekend. Please once again thank you for all of the thoughts, best wishes, cards and prayers throughout this situation. I simply don’t know what I would have done without God’s grace and my loving family at St. Teresa.

The night is nearly over; the day is almost here. So let us put aside the deeds of darkness and put on

the armor of light. (Romans 13:12, NIV) Father in heaven, we thank you for giving us light.

We thank you for the great hope for a day whose light is not of our making, whose source is in you, a day to come that can touch our lives already today.

Keep our hearts steadfast, free of all human wavering. May we always hold to the love you have

given through your grace, and may we find joy in your love, which is full of light and understanding.

Amen. Have a great week everyone, and may the Blessing of our Loving Creator be upon all of us, His family of St. Teresa. God Bless, Fr. Mike

RCIA NEWS Currently two women and one man have entered the RCIA program. They have begun the process of learning about the Catholic faith and discerning the call to come into the Church. Each of the women is in need of a sponsor who will walk with them in the journey of faith. If you feel called to this ministry of being a sponsor, to walk with someone as they journey towards Easter, please contact Deacon Dave for more information, 921-9200 ext. 125. St. Vincent de Paul Reflection: Jesus, gentle and humble of heart: touch our hearts and make them like Your own. Please remember our Society with your prayers and donations.

Tune into Sacred Heart Radio 740 AM/89.5 FM

Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time Oct. 18 Isaiah 53:10-11 Psalm 33 Hebrews 4:14-16 Mark 10:35-45 Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time Oct. 25 Jeremiah 31:7-9 Psalm 126 Hebrews 5:1-6 Mark 10:46-52 We are back for one final round of the apostles dealing with Jesus’ words about his going to Jerusalem, where he will be rejected, put to death, and raised again. The first time, Peter had opposed Jesus head-on. The second time, the whole group lapsed into silence at what Jesus said, then when he was out of earshot, changed the topic to “Who’s the greatest?” Immediately before today’s Gospel, Jesus had just finished speaking one more time about his coming suffering and death. James and John provide yet another reaction. Moving quickly beyond the unpleasantness of Jesus’ suffering and dying, they boldly ask for the places of honor when Jesus comes in to glory. “Yes, yes, we can drink of the cup of suffering and death. No problem. Just give us top places at the Glory Table”. The other ten are furious, of course. (Most likely because James and John had beaten them to it). Jesus must have sighed from his toes. But again he tries to educate them into the way of God’s kingdom. There is the world’s greatness and the kingdom’s greatness. Kingdom greatness has to do with service. Not self-service but self-giving service. Greatness=Service! On October 18 we will be singing the Mass of Wisdom which begins on page 199 in the Missalette. On October 25 we will be singing the Massa Pacem which begins on number 271 of the Blue Gather. 9 Months with Christ in the Womb: from March 25 to Dec. 25 we will be participating in this Respect Life Prayer Campaign promoting a consistent ethic of life. Jesus now weighs three and a half pounds, and he is also eleven inches long. Jesus of the womb, Hear our prayers! Please Pray: Most fragile child of Mary’s protection, we look to you as the youngest image of perfect innocence. We lift up our prayers to you who will save each of our souls. Just as you entered humanity through this most gentle and helpless state, now help us to find your presence in the faces of all the gentle and helpless persons of the earth. Bless us with eyes that see you and ears that hear you: in the presence of the poor and the outcast, the hungry and the homeless, the condemned and the war-torn, the elderly and the unborn. May we discover you every day as at Christmas and offer you our gifts every day as at Epiphany. This we ask of You and the Father, with your Holy Spirit, and in union with Mary your tender home. Amen.

St. Teresa of Avila Parish

Cincinnati, OH October 18, 2015

SCHOOL NEWs St. Teresa of Avila Brownie Troop 49642 wants you to know that they will be having a #onewarmcoat drive on October 24-25. Please drop off any gently used coats, gloves, hats, scarves, etc. at St. Teresa of Avila Church. There will be drop off boxes in the vestibule and the Undercroft. If you can’t be there that weekend, please feel free to drop your coat in the Parish office or give them to one of our Brownie troop members. Thank you in advance for your generosity! For questions, please contact Julie Roberts at [email protected] or Tara Wuebbling at [email protected]. Boys’ Basketball: The second round of boys’ basketball tryouts will be Sun, Oct. 18 FOR GRADE 5 ONLY from 4-4:50pm. Tryouts are mandatory for all players. You must attend if you are planning to participate this season. Please arrive no more than 10 minutes ahead of your scheduled time. Questions, call Chris Gramke at 377-0757. Girls Basketball Sign-ups: for grades 3-12 are available online. Please go to http://www.stteresaathletics.com and follow the link to register. Registrations will be accepted from Oct. 16 through Oct. 30. If you need a paper signup, please contact Kevin Whitmer at [email protected] or 505-6465. Cost is $ 40 for the sport fee. If you have not done so already, you will also be required to pay the $ 50 family fee at the time of sign-ups. Tryouts for teams will be held at a later time. Questions, please contact Kevin Whitmer.

“IN LOVING MEMORY”

Starting in December, a section on the back of the bulletin will be available to list the name of a deceased loved one. The cost is $ 65.00 per name and their name will remain in the bulletin for a year. This will help defray the cost of printing our bulletin for the entire year. If interested, please cut and fill out the slip below, and put it in the collection basket OR mail it to the parish office: St. Teresa of Avila Church, 1175 Overlook Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio 45238.

Sunday Collection from 10/11/2015 $ 8,544.75 Electronic Donations 1,128.25 Total Weekend Collection $ 9,973.00 Budgeted goal each week $ 12,500.00 SVDP $ 66.00 Respect Life 146.00 Catholic Relief 10.00 St. Teresa’s 1Faith 1Hope 1Love Campaign as of Oct. 9

Pledged $ 365,000.00 38% of our Goal of 865,000.00 Bingo 10/6/15 $ 2,230.75

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

Please use Shopper Certificates They are available at Church every weekend. We have $25 Applebee’s, $10 Arby’s, $25 Auto Zone, $25 Bahama Breeze, $10 Bath Body Works, $25 & Bed, Bath & Beyond, $25 Best Buy $10 Bob Evans, $25 Bonefish Grill, $10 Buffalo Wild Wings,$ 10 Busken, $10 Burger King, $25 Carrabba’s Italian Grill, $10 Chipotle, $10 Cracker Barrel, $25 CVS Pharmacy, $10 Diane’s Restaurant, $25 Dick’s Sporting Goods, $10 Dunkin Donuts,$25 Flemming’s Prime Steakhouse, $10, Frisch’s $10 Humbert’s, $15 iTunes,$5 Kentucky Fried Chicken, $25 Kohl’s, $25 Kroger, $25 LaPetite Salon $20 LaRosa’s, $20 Little Caesar’s, $25 Longhorn Steakhouse, $10 Long John Silvers, $25 Lowe’s, $25 Meijer, $25 O’Charley’s, $25 Outback Steakhouse, $10 Panera Bread $10 Papa John’s, $20 Payless Shoe Stores, $10 Price Hill Chili, $25 Red Lobster & Olive Garden, $25 Sears, $ 20 Skyline, $25 Speedway, $10 Starbucks, $10 Steak & Shake, $10 Subway, $25 TGI Friday’s, $ 25 TJ Maxx, $10 Taco Bell, $25 Target, $25 Walmart, $10 Wendy’ s, $25 Willie’s. Grocery certificates are available for purchase after 4:00 Sat. Mass and all Sunday Masses.

Anyone in need of prayers can call the Parish Office or Cherie Frey (coordinator) at 921-1251. We have a “Holy Hour for the Dying” every Tuesday morning after the 7am Mass. If you can’t join us, please call and let us include the names of your relatives and friends who are sick and dying in our prayers. Call Ruth @ 251-4770 to leave their names.

Fall Dance for Adults with Special Needs: Sunday, October 25th from 1:30-4:00pm at the St. James Church Hall in White Oak, 3565 Hubble Road 45247. The Dance has a Fall/Halloween theme which means costumes are welcome but not necessary. It is free but we ask you to bring a canned good for a local food pantry. Drinks and snacks will be provided. There will be dancing, board games and the chance to make a craft. This is sponsored by the St. James Life Group. To RSVP call 706-0698.

St. Teresa of Avila Parish

Cincinnati, OH October 18, 2015

One Faith One Hope One

Love Campaign Update

This week, the Campaign Team is pleased to

announce that our campaign has reached a total of

$365,000 in pledges from a total of 32 gifts. This

total represents 42% of our overall goal.

Last week, I discussed the Catholic Education portion

of the One Faith, One Hope, One Love campaign.

Now I want to focus your attention on another need

the campaign will address – Fostering Vocations.

Fostering

Vocations………………………………..$16,000,000

Few dioceses have a local institution dedicated to the

formation of priests, permanent deacons, and lay

ministers. With this blessing comes a great

responsibility, which The Athenaeum fulfills through

forming and educating.

Mount St. Mary’s Seminary of the West offers our

future priests formation, spiritual guidance,

theological knowledge, practical and pastoral

experience, and a prayerful home for the men who are

answering the call to priestly ministry remains one of

the few Catholic seminary graduate schools of

theology in the Midwest. As the third-oldest Catholic

seminary in the United States, the institution has for

over 180 years been dedicated to preparing men and

women to do God’s work.

In order to continue this important mission in the life

of our local Church, One Faith, One Hope, One Love

will provide for:

Tuition assistance for our seminarians, college

seminarians, permanent deacons, lay pastoral

ministers and other laity following their

vocational call.

Increasing the endowment for faculty and staff

positions to ensure academic excellence and

long term viability.

Securing our sacred space with support to

facility operating costs, classroom technology

upgrades, renovation for additional residential

rooms to accommodate the anticipated growth

in seminarian numbers, and weatherproofing

the main building.

Thank you all once again for your generous

support of the One Faith, One Hope, One

Love campaign.

For more information regarding the One Faith

One Hope One Love campaign check out the

website at www.1faith1hope1love.org

Help us to save a baby’s life by supporting our 1st Annual “Diaper Dash” 5K Run/Walk. This race will be held at Mt. St. Joseph University on November 7, 2015. To register, please call us at 241-5433 or email us at [email protected]. There will be awards in each age division.

Mike’s Carwash to Support Elder Athletic Boosters Mike’s Carwash will be celebrating the Grand Opening of the newest location at 6289 Glenway Ave. with a Free Wash Weekend October 23-25. All washes will be free and donations will be collected to benefit the Elder Athletic Boosters. Mike’s will be washing cars from 7 AM-9 PM on Friday and Saturday and from 8 AM - 6 PM on Sunday. WGRR and the Elder Panther will be live in the drive from 11 AM- 1 PM on Saturday! Call 513-677-4700 or visit mikecarwash.com for more information about their new location Women’s Retreat with special guest Karen Feldmeyer “Perfect Love Drives Out Fear”. This is a special Bible study on fear. During this journey together, attendees will strive to understand fear and how to face and overcome it with God’s grace. The Bible study is on Saturday, November 7th, at St. Teresa of Avila – Avila Hall, from 8am – 4pm. Cost is $25.00 which includes continental breakfast, lunch and retreat materials. Women ages 16 and up are welcome. Email reservation to [email protected]. Send $25 payment to St. Teresa of Avila Church, Re: Women’s Retreat, 1175 Overlook Ave., 45238. Space is limited. Early registration is encouraged!

Party on the Pike – Fri., Nov. 13, 8pm-12 am (doors open at 7:00pm) St. Dominic Gym. Join us for an adult night out featuring live band, Marsha Brady. Proceeds to benefit the Michael J. Pohlkamp Scholarship fund. $10/person. Presale tickets at [email protected] or at the

door.

St. Teresa of Avila Parish

Cincinnati, OH October 18, 2015

St. Teresa of Avila Pastoral Council Meeting Minutes

Wednesday October 7, 2015

The meeting was called to order at 7:02 P.M. in Avila Hall.

Deacon Gregg Rose did the opening prayer and Chris James did the Faith Formation

Attendees: David VanSice, Tom Ellis, Jim Kelly, Chris James, Judy Neville, Peggy Jasper. Rich Messerle (Finance),

Michelle Doll (Representing the Education Commission). Deacon Gregg Rose (Worship Commission), and Julie Roberts.

Shelley Barsan, John Schatzman and Maria Williams were unable to attend.

OLD BUSINESS:

Regional Planning Update - Since Father Bidwell is recuperating, no report was given. Project status from Building and Grounds – David VanSice submitted a report from Bill Thoman. Parking lot

and Avila Hall roof repairs are completed. New LED Gym lights installation to begin October 8. Lightning strike repairs nearly completed. Holly Wimmers and Colleen Roth did wonderful work on the PTG Projects in the Library and Music rooms of the school. Committee will continue developing priorities for projects. (Full report is available in the Rectory).

NEW BUSINESS:

1Faith1 Hope 1Love Campaign status - David VanSice gave an overview and status report on the Archdiocesan Campaign to secure $130 million over a 5 year period. $111 million has already been pledged. The goal for Saint Teresa of Avila Parish is $850.000 and $365,000 (41%of the goal) has been pledged so far. The Committee needs 30 volunteers for a telethon to parishioners in early November. (Full report is available in the Rectory).

CMA for 2016 - The parish is looking for a volunteer to be the Chairperson for the Catholic Ministries Appeal. The person would need to go to an informational meeting on December 2, 2015 at either 10 AM at Saint Ignatius or an afternoon meeting on the east side. No resolution on who the volunteer will be.

Project Submission process through B&G: The Building and Grounds Committee would like any groups interested in doing parish projects to submit their ideas to the Building and Grounds Committee for approval. The Pastoral Council tabled this until a form is created and specific guidelines and timelines are explained.

COMMISSION REPORTS: Education Commission - Maria Williams submitted the monthly report prior to the meeting. Michelle Doll

reported that the students now recite an ”Honor Code” each morning along with their Morning Prayers and Pledge of Allegiance. The PTG is looking for more volunteers.* (Full report is available in the Rectory).

Finance Commission- Rich Messerle presented the 2015/2016 Summary Statement of Activities including August and September actual amounts along with year-to-date actual amounts and this year’s budget.* (Summary available in church office.)

Worship Commission – Deacon Gregg Rose provided the Worship Commission report prior to the meeting. At the meeting he indicated with Father Bidwell’s being out for health recovery, the two parishes have to lean heavily on Fathers Mike Seger, Phil Seger, and George Schmitz, some outside priests, the deacons of the two parishes and the office staffs.* (Full report is available in the Rectory).

Closing prayer provided by Chris James - a prayer of healing essentially for Father Mike Bidwell. Meeting adjourned at 8:10.

Next Pastoral Council meeting is Wednesday, November 4 at 7 p.m. in Avila Hall.

St. Teresa of Avila Parish

Cincinnati, OH October 18, 2015

St. Teresa of Avila Parish

Cincinnati, OH October 18, 2015

ST. TERESA BINGO PROGRAM Doors open at 5:00 pm – Games start at 7:00 pm

SPECIAL GAMES EVERY TUESDAY

JAILHOUSE AND BLOCK OF NINE, 3 FACES $ 1.00 EACH OR 6 FOR $ 5.00

MIX OR MATCH

EXTRA COVERALL CARDS 3 FACES

BUY 1 GET 1 FREE – BUY 2 GET 2 FREE – ETC.

SECOND TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH FREE DESSERTS FOR EVERYONE

LAST TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH END OF THE MONTH DRAWINGS ONE (1) PLAYER OF THE MONTH

FOUR (4) $ 25.00 KROGER GIFT CARDS

WEEKLY BIRTHDAY DRAWING & LUCKY NUMBER

PROGRESSIVE PULL TAB GAME CRANK IT UP - Five (5) Seal Winners of $100.00 each. One (1) Seal Winner has a

chance at the Jackpot. Each Week $ 500.00 is added to the Jackpot! House Rules: No one under the age of 18 is permitted to purchase or play Bingo. No Splitting or Cutting Packages. Must have the last number called to have a Bingo. Must be playing Bingo to purchase Pull Tab games. All cards must be covered with a Dauber (no pen or pencil). Bingo’s are verified by the numbers called, not by the Bingo Board. If attendance is less than 125 (AT STARTING TIME OF 7:00 PM), the Bingo Committee reserves the right to reduce the payouts. Decisions made by the Bingo Committee are Final.

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING ST. TERESA OF AVILA!

St. Teresa of Avila Parish

Cincinnati, OH October 18, 2015

Attention Members of St. Teresa of Avila Parish! Following is the information you need to know about the

upcoming

2016 St. Teresa of Avila Centennial Picture Directory Here’s how you can be a part of the Photo Directory… Step # 1 – You can sign up for your photo appointment on one of the following dates in the church vestibule after Masses:

October 17 & 18 October 24 & 25

October 31 & November 1 November 7 & 8

Reserve your spot early! Photo Sessions are on the following dates and times:

Tuesday thru Friday: November 10 thru November 13, 2:00 - 9:00pm Saturday, November 14, 10:00am – 5:00pm

Tuesday thru Friday: November 17 thru November 20, 2:00 – 9:00pm Saturday, November 21, 10:00am – 5:00pm

Tuesday Nov. 24, Wednesday, Nov.25, and Friday, Nov. 27 2:00 – 9:00pm

Saturday, November 28, 10:00am – 5:00pm NO PHOTOGRAPHY SESSIONS ON THANKSGIVING DAY

Note: Sign-ups can also be done online at www.stteresa-avila.org and click on the Photo Sign Up Box on the top of the page. Step #2 – Come to your photo session! Come to Avila Hall to sign in and have your photo taken. You will be allotted 10 minutes, with families of 5 or more allotted 20 minutes for photos to be taken. During your session, the photographer takes the photos, shows you the digital proofs, and sells any extra photos you may wish to purchase (optional). Give yourself an hour for the entire process. IF YOU HAVE YOUR PHOTO TAKEN FOR THE DIRECTORY, YOU WILL RECEIVE A FREE 8” X 10” COLOR PHOTO AND A FREE DIRECTORY. Note: Any person in active military may submit his/her own picture in uniform for publication in the directory. Be a proud part of your St. Teresa Family celebrating 100 years of Parish Life. Help us reach 100% participation!

St. Teresa of Avila Parish

Cincinnati, OH October 18, 2015

ST. TERESA OF AVILA

1175 OVERLOOK AVE • TUESDAY EVENINGS 7:00PM

DOORS OPEN AT 5:00PM

$4,000 IN BINGO AND PRIZES EVERY TUESDAY

$1,000 COVERALL (progressive) OR $500/$300/$200

VARIETY OF INSTANTS AND SPECIALS

COMPUTERIZED BINGO MACHINE WITH VERIFIER TV MONITORS

CONCESSIONS • SECURITY • AIR CONDITIONED