A Mask is a Sign of Solidarity

Please know - we VERY STRONGLY encourage you to follow the guidelines set out by the CDC, the Archdiocese, and state public health officials. We also encourage to think about those who are less privileged and more vulnerable and consider how you can be in solidarity with them, treating them as your sisters and brothers in Christ.

Wearing a face mask is an act of solidarity. In doing so we protect those around us.

Support ongoing work of the Ignatian Solidarity Network to mobilize the Ignatian family to work for justice, with the purchase of a mask.

Order today:  igsol.net/solidarity-facemask

Saturday, July 11, 2020 at 10 AM - 12 PM

Yeatmans Cove Park

705 E Pete Rose Way, Cincinnati 45202

Our world is aching for unity. While our situation might seem hopeless, the church is uniquely prepared to offer hope. The message of reconciliation is central to the Gospel. That's why we are gathering together; people from every color, culture, and class around the Tri-State are taking God's message of hope on the move.

When we take our faith on the move, things change. Waters are parted, walls fall down, and healing takes place. God is calling us to take a step towards justice. Join us July 11th at 10am.

I will go before you and make the rough places smooth; I will shatter the doors of bronze and cut through their iron bars. Isaiah 45:2

We strongly encourage you to wear a mask and respect social distance guidelines of staying six feet apart.

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Thursday, July 16, at 7:00 PM. 

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There will be stories of Su Casa families, as well as recognizing Ted Bergh, former CEO of Catholic Charities, with a Lifetime Achievement Award for his many years of service to the immigrant community in Greater Cincinnati.

Throughout the livestream, a silent auction will take place. A few baskets will be highlighted on the broadcast, but the full array of baskets that include gift certificates to restaurants, travel experiences, and other local and regional values, will be available online. The auction will open several days before the event, and the auction will be closed towards the end of the livestream.

We welcome your participation and support, and you can DONATE to Su Casa at any time by texting SuCasa20 to 76278 and following the prompts or by heading to our campaign page at https://sucasa20.givesmart.com.  All donations will be directed to Su Casa's emergency assistance programs through the "Ted Bergh Fund for Local Families."  

This is a free event to attend. To register, click here. Once you register, you will receive updates by text and/or email regarding the event and the auction.

Over the last couple years, our Immigration Task Force has endeavored to reach out to those incarcerated by ICE in the Butler County Jail. We've sent them a post card to - at minimum - let them know that they are not forgotten, that they are loved, and that we are praying for them. In some cases, those incarcerated have sought out help, and through our network of partners, we've tried to provide assistance. If you are interested in getting involved in this project, we'd love to have your help (because there are a lot of folks being held). Please send an email to Andrew Musgrave, (amusgrave@catholiccincinnati.org), our director, for more information and/or to sign up. Please prayerfully consider this great opportunity to stand in solidarity with our brothers and sisters who are truly and fully on the margins.

Immigration Advocacy Opportunity The Supreme Court is currently considering the case for Dreamers (those currently protected under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program). Concurrently, the House has already passed H.R. 6 which would provide critical permanent legal protection to DACA recipients, and the Senate is considering its partner bill, S. 874, the Dream Act of 2019 (both of which are supported by the US bishops conference). We encourage you to take action, encouraging our Senators to support this legislation. To do so, please click here. We also encourage you to reach out directly to our Senators and ask them to support the bill. You can reach Senator Portman's office at 513.684.3265 and Senator Brown's office at 513.684.1021.

Catholic Charities of Southwest Ohio is looking for help in providing housing to incoming refugees who are being sent here throught the Archdiocese  "Refugee Resettlement Program". They are putting out a general request to contact the Catholic Charities office if you have any connections for rental/permanent housing of any size for refugee families. If you would like to inquire further, please contact LaTonya in the Catholic Charities Refugee Resettlement Program at 672-3722.

Prayer has divine power and Visitation has a Prayer Wall on the parish website for anyone to post prayer requests.