Catholic Charities “Multilingual grandfather becomes hospital interpreter during pandemic” Featured on WCPO
College Hill grandfather Mike Funez has found himself on the front lines during the COVID-19 crisis — not as a doctor or a nurse, but…
Impact Newsletter: June Edition (English)
A Monthly Stewardship Newsletter By Leisa Anslinger, Associate Department Director for Pastoral Life Learn more about Leisa and her work at www.catholiclifeandfaith.net/ Impact Spanish Version…
Impact Newsletter: June Edition (Spanish)
A Monthly Stewardship Newsletter By Leisa Anslinger, Associate Department Director for Pastoral Life Learn more about Leisa and her work at www.catholiclifeandfaith.net/ Impact Spanish Version…
Preparing for Marriage During a Pandemic
By Dan Thimons, Director of the Marriage and Family Life OfficeThese are certainly unusual times. We have all been called to make sacrifices and change our plans. One group particularly affected by the necessity of changing plans at this time are engaged couples planning a wedding.
Young Adult Ministry in a Time of Pandemic
By Wayne Topp, Director of Young Adult MinistryLife has certainly changed over the past couple months, and ministry to young adults is definitely not an exception. On Thursday, March 11th, the Office for Young Adult Evangelization and Discipleship was about to make their final preparations for one of their biggest events of the year, Behold.
Reflections in a Time of Sheltering in Place
Fr. Bill Dorrmann shares a reflection about his "New Normal"The Covid-19 Virus first came to my attention as our St. John’s Parish Pilgrims (St. John the Baptist, Harrison) were boarding a flight on our return home from San Salvador. We formed a twining covenant with two churches there and we make a yearly visit to see our sponsored students, pastors, and parents. While in the boarding line, a woman randomly took temperatures and provided everyone with information about the COVID-19 virus. Hearing that it originated in China, I thought very little about how that may affect us.
Serving a Food Desert Community in the Midst of Covid-19
By Casey Betz, St. Leo Parish Staff Member Serving the community of North Fairmount, the St. Leo Food Pantry currently serves more than 900 individuals representing over 300 families including 350+ children each month.