Parish Staff
Rev. Christopher Armstrong	Pastor
Rev. Lawrence J. Mick	Associate
Rev. Mr. Robert Schroeder	Deacon, DRE
Mr. Andrew Cordonnier	Seminarian Intern
Mrs. Steffany Reid	Business Manager
Mr. John Corey	Principal
Ms. Peg Delaney	Music Director

St. Antoninus Church, 1500 Linneman Rd., Cincinnati, OH 45238

513-922-5400

Booklet of Reflections

The St. Antoninus Worship Commission is assembling a booklet of reflections on the daily Mass readings for the upcoming Easter season. This booklet will be distributed to our parishioners. We are asking for student (7th grade and older) and adult parishioners to write a short reflection on one of the Mass readings for one day of the Easter season. Submissions should be a maximum of 250 words and are due at the end of February. All submissions will be edited. If you would like to write a reflection, contact Mary Meyer at mkmeyer326@gmail.com for more information. Contributors will be given a set of Mass readings from which to choose a topic for reflection.

Submission Template for Adults (.pdf format)

Submission Template for Adults (.docx format)

Sample Submission for Adults

Submission Template for Students (.pdf format)

Submission Template for Students (.docx format)

Sample Submission for Students

Podcast about the

new Roman Missal

Listen as Karen Kane, Director of the Office or Worship for the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, answers questions about the new Roman Missal.

CLICK HERE for the link to podcast on the Archdiocese of Cincinnati web site.

Rosary Memorial Garden

Over the years Parishioners have requested memorials for their loved ones. As a result, we came up with the concept of a Rosary Memorial Garden.

CLICK HERE for the Rosary Memorial Garden web page.

Protecting our Children: Not Just for this Month

Click on the link below to see a message from Archbishop Schnurr about child protection.

CLICK HERE to see Archbishop Schnurr's message.

UCCSB's Position on Health Care Reform

Click on the link below to visit the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops web site for information about their position on health care reform.

CLICK HERE to visit the USCCB web site.

Spiritual Fruitfulness:

Reflections on the Gifts of the Holy Spirit

Rev. Mr. David Endres

Message from Archbishop Schnurr

Archbishop Schnurr, who became our Archbishop upon the resignation of Archbishop Pilarczyk, has recorded a 2½-minute video message to Catholics of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati.

CLICK HERE to see Archbishop Schnurr's message

E-Giving

The Archdiocese of Cincinnati offers a secure web site where you can make donations to your parish, school or other Catholic organizations.

CLICK HERE to access the Archdiocese of Cincinnati E-Giving site.

Why Be Good?

Basic Christian Morality

Rev. Christopher Armstrong presents a series of homilies addressing the question "Why Be Good?" Click on the links below to listen to each of the four homilies.

Our Human Dignity and Eternal Destiny

Freedom and Responsibility

Law and Conscience

Jesus and Sin

Interviews with Archbishop Schnurr

CLICK HERE to see a video interview with Archbishop Schnurr conducted by WKRC, Channel 12.

CLICK HERE for an audio interview with Archbishop Schnurr conducted by Sacred Heart Radio

Fr. Larry Mick Burse

Father Armstrong, pastor at St. Antoninus Church in Green Township, has created a burse to celebrate the Rev. Lawrence J. Mick’s 60th anniversary as a priest this year.

CLICK HERE for a full description of the burse and the legacy of Fr. Mick.

Good News from the Archdiocese of Cincinnati

The Archdiocese of Cincinnati is charged with the care of souls and spreading the Good News in a geographic area made up of 19 Ohio counties with more than half a million Catholics.

CLICK HERE to read about the ways in which the Archdiocese fulfills that mission today.

New Links Added

New links have been added to our Catholic Links web page. You can now access the weekly Catholic Telegraph E-pistle and several Pro-Life web sites from our Catholic Links web page. Click HERE to see these and other sites of interest for our parish.

Our Mission Statement

We, the Christian Community

of Saint Antoninus,

unite in faith with the Catholic Church.

We dedicate ourselves to the practice of our faith

by our love and worship of God,

through Christ, our respect for all human life,

including the unborn,

and our love and care of all God's children

through charity and service.

We commit ourselves

to the growth and profession of our faith

by strengthening our families

and supporting our Catholic school and

evangelization programs.

Attention travelers! You can obtain mass schedules for churches

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