MARY, HOLY MOTHER OF GOD

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2 MARY, HOLY MOTHER OF GOD MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK Monday, 2 8:00 am Everett Justice (Req. Mary Justice) Tuesday, 3 8:00 am Jerry Collins (Anonymous) Wednesday, 4 8:00 am Dora Wesselman (Req. James Gelty) 9:30 am Phil Vaske (Req. Herb & Diana Brettl) Thursday, 5 8:00 am Kathleen & William Hurley 65 th Wedding Anniversary Friday, 6 8:00 am Gene Dirr (Req. Margie Dirr) Saturday, 7 8:00 am Paul Fagley (Req. Judy Fagley) 5:00 pm Living & Deceased Members of the Parish Sunday, 8 8:30 am Martha Schmeing (Req. Christine & Scott Houp) 11:00 am Marilyn Reynolds (Req. Brenda Bloemer) Readings for the Week of January 1, 2017 Sunday Solemnity of Mary, the Holy Mother of God Nm 6:22-27; Ps 67:2-3, 5, 6, 8; Gal 4:4-7; Lk 2:16-21 Monday Sts. Basil the Great & Gregory Nazianzen 1 Jn 2:22-28; Ps 98:1, 2-3ab, 3cd-4; Jn 1:19-28 Tuesday The Most Holy Name of Jesus 1 Jn 2:29-3:6; Ps 98:1, 3cd-4, 5-6; Jn 1:29-34 Wednesday St. Elizabeth Ann Seton 1 Jn 3:7-10; Ps 98:1, 7-8, 9; Jn 1:35-42 Thursday St. John Neumann 1 Jn 3:11-21; Ps 100:1b-2, 3, 4, 5; Jn 1:43-51 Friday St. Andre Bessette 1 Jn 5:5-13; Ps 147: 12-13, 14-15, 19-20; Mk 1:7-11 Saturday St. Raymond 1 Jn 5:14-21; Ps 149:1-2, 3-4, 5 and 6a and 9b; Jn 2:1-11 Sunday The Epiphany of the Lord Is 60:1-6; Ps 72: 1-2, 7-8, 10-11, 12-13; Eph 3:2-3a, 5-6; Mt 2:1-12 FATHER MARIO S NOTE On this first day of 2017, we are called to consider the Holy Mother of God. In doing so, we must consider that we are called, like Mary, to living a life of possibility. And hope. It s important to note that possibility and hope lie at the heart of this Feast Day. The Church, in her wisdom, has chosen this particular day to celebrate Mary as the Mother of God the New Eve who gave birth to possibility, and brought forth our great Hope. Through her, the human race was reborn, revived, redeemed. Through her, we are all able to begin again. And isn t that what New Year s is all about? Of course, we ve reduced this day to hangovers and resolutions. It s the day for sweeping up the confetti, and watching football games and promising to walk a mile on that treadmill that you found under the Christmas tree last week. By the end of the month, the treadmill will be a display case for potted plants. So much for resolutions But if you want to make resolutions, the great model for us all is, in fact, the woman we honor today. If we want to truly transform our lives, we can do no better than to resolve to live more like Mary. Resolve to accept angels when they come into our lives, announcing the impossible. Then, resolve to remember that nothing is impossible with God. Resolve to welcome strangers the shepherds of our own world who show up unexpectedly in our lives. Resolve to live in wonder, and humility, and trust. Resolve to keep all things, and reflect on them in your heart. And resolve, my friends, to live in possibility, and in hope. That is what it means to live like Mary, really. It is to embrace the divine, and welcome it, and not be afraid of what is to come. And that is what this first day of a new year really means. It is an opportunity to begin again to cherish more deeply the life we have been given, by honoring the One who gave life to our salvation. The fact is: when we honor the Mother of God, we honor as well the gift of life. At a time when that gift is increasingly under attack, my hope and my prayer is that we can each strive to defend that gift, to protect it, to cherish it. And to do that, the best place to start is with ourselves. Let us resolve, on this first day of this New Year, to make our lives matter. A blessed 2017 to you and yours! In His love, Fr Mario Joseph Tizziani Pastor

3 ST. CECILIA ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH January 1, 2017 CATHOLIC QUOTE OF THE WEEK: May the peoples praise you, O God; may all the peoples praise you! May God bless us, and may all the ends of the earth fear Him! (Ps 67: 6,8) LECTORS EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS Jan 7 5:00 pm C. Deters B. Schroeder, D. Goins, J. Stone, C. Wesselman, S. Chisenhall, K. Stambaugh, F. & S. Shay, T. Brann Jan 8 8:30 am M. Bergman B. Hummel, M. Thaman, J. Willoughby, T. Ginn, J. Procaccino, J. Wesselman, D. Bene, B. Eubank, A. Saalfeld 11:00 am C. Reinersman N. Breidenich, B. Schultz, D. Durr, K. Kraft, D. Collins, D. Grome, J. Neuhaus, J. & T. Akers, M. Younger, A. Reed SERVERS Jan 5 7:00 pm A. Wilson, V. Lauck, J. & K. Grome, I. McDonald, K. Warner Jan 7 5:00 pm C. & B. Young, S. Walkley, E. Head, J. Finke, B. Saalfeld Jan 8 8:30 am R. & C. Nowak, A., K., N. & J. Heist 11:00 am M., A. & A Bunton, E. Bergman, E. Davies, E. Davis CATECHISM The Communion of the Church of Heaven and Earth The intercession of the Saints. Being more closely united to Christ, those who dwell in heaven fix the whole Church more firmly in holiness [T]hey do not cease to intercede with the Father for us, as they proffer the merits which they acquired on earth through the one mediator between God and man, Christ Jesus So by their fraternal concern is our weakness greatly helped. Do not weep, for I shall be more useful to you after my death and I shall help you then more effectively than during my life. I want to spend my heaven in doing good on earth (CCC 956). THE CHRISTMAS SEASON A reminder that, despite the world s thinking, the Christmas Season for the Church actually began with Christmas. As we celebrate the Incarnation of the Word of God, we must make a conscious effort to remember that Jesus is always with us in the Eucharist, and to share our joy with others. Christmas is a season which lasts until the Feast of the Epiphany which should remind us to continue to share our joy of the coming of the Messiah some 2,000 years ago and again at the Parousia for which we all pray Lord Jesus come in glory! PARISH SUPPORT +YOUR GIFT TO GOD+ Due to Christmas and the New Year Holidays, Parish Support will not be listed again until the January 8 th bulletin. COMMITMENTS TO OUR PARISH LIFE CENTER: Totals will be updated in the January 8 th bulletin. LUMEN FIDEI THE LIGHT OF FAITH POPE FRANCIS The Fullness of Christian Faith The clearest proof of the reliability of Christ s love is to be found in his dying for our sake. If laying down one s life for one s friends is the greatest proof of love, Jesus offered his own life for all, even for his enemies, to transform their hearts. This explains why the evangelists could see the hour of Christ s crucifixion as the culmination of the gaze of faith; in that hour the depth and breadth of God s love shone forth. It was then that St John offered his solemn testimony, as together with the Mother of Jesus he gazed upon the pierced one: He who saw this has borne witness, so that you also may believe. His testimony is true, and he knows that he tells the truth. In Dostoevsky s The Idiot, Prince Myshkin sees a painting by Hans Holbein the Younger depicting Christ dead in the tomb and says, Looking at that painting might cause one to lose his faith. The painting is a gruesome portrayal of the destructive effects of death on Christ s body. Yet is it precisely in contemplating Jesus death that faith grows stronger and receives a dazzling light; then it is revealed as faith in Christ s steadfast love for us, a love capable of embracing death to bring us salvation. This love, which did not recoil before death in order to show its depth, is something I can believe in; Christ total selfgift overcomes every suspicion and enables me to entrust myself to him completely (LF 16). 11:00 AM CHILD CARE Don t forget that we have Child Care for children ages infant 4 years of age available for our 11 am Mass. Child Care opens at 10:30 and all children should be retrieved no later than 12:30. Also, anyone interested in volunteering to assist in this ministry, please contact the Church Office.

4 MARY, HOLY MOTHER OF GOD OFFERING ENVELOPES You should have received the new offertory envelopes for the first quarter of this New Year. If there are any errors, or if you failed to receive your offertory envelopes, please contact the Church office. Thank you in advance! PRAY FOR THE SICK Debbie Bach, Mike Bailey, Mike Baumgartner, Sr. Mary Bertha Berling CDP, Bob Bergman, Rose Marie Bremel, Becky Brann, Debbie Brinker, Agnes Burwinkel, Gretchen Bryan, Lyndi Carnal, Russ Connors, Dorothy Crawford, Charlie Cox, Shannon Davis, Laurie Dirr, Sr. Mary Joan Dohmen CDP, Donald Fahrenkamp, Lois Fahey, Marie Fern, Terry Flannery, Karen Glass, Barb Hagedorn, Patricia Harney, Michael Hensley, Rose Hester, Dave Hinkle, Debbie Hick, Larry Hoffman, Joe Huesman, Kathleen Hurley, June Hurley, Jim Hurtt, Janna Ising, Jim Kannady, Angela Kremer, Stephen Maher, Ruth Magee, Doug Martin, David Meenach, Donald Merrill, Alice Metzinger, Matthew Mitchell, Mike Mitchell, David Moellman, Mark Motz, Jack Mueller, Judith Mueller, Holly Nylund, Jacob Paff, Denise Page, Patti Robinson, Steve Rosenberger, Austin Schultz, Hamilton Scott, Jim Schoborg, Rick Shay, Martin Sosso, Barbara Stamper, Kevin Timmerding, Catherine Tizziani, Gino Tizziani, Gene Trenkamp, Anthony Velkly, Mike Weiland, Jeff Wesselman, Virginia Wessner, Scott White, and Joan Wolfzorn. Remember also the residents of Regency Manor Nursing Home and other nursing homes that care for the sick. PRAY FOR THOSE IN THE MILITARY Brendan Allf, Brian Arens, Elizabeth Bagot, Chris Boelscher, Tyler Brady, Jacob Brown, Drew Burk, Joseph Cappel, Jeremy Daugherty, Ryan Daugherty, Michael Denke, Joe Engleman, John Ferrell, Patrick Ferrell, Joshua Huesing, Tate A. Huesman, Tyler Hutton, Anthony Leap, Joe Maldonado, Anthony McGuire, Cody Miller, Michael Morehead, Kevin Rogers, John Scherder, Eric Schabell, Matt Stahl, Tyler Todd, Joseph Warren, Mitchell Weger, Scott White, Ian Wilkerson, and Otis Winter. CHRIST RENEWS HIS PARISH (CRHP) Save the Date: Sunday January 15 th for the Christ Renews His Parish (CRHP) Reunion Dinner. We invite anyone who has participated in this wonderful Spiritual Renewal Process to join us for an evening of reflection and covered dish dinner. More details will be provided later. A REMINDER OF THE PARISH POLICIES CONCERNING PARISH MEMBERSHIP Definition of Parishioner/Stewardship Parishioner St. Cecilia welcomes all to become registered as parishioners at St Cecilia. For information or to register, please contact the Parish Secretary, Brenda Bloemer, at or stop by the Church Office Monday through Friday from 9 am to 5 pm. All parishioners are encouraged to become Stewardship Parishioners. A Stewardship Parishioner is one who is registered at St Cecilia, attending Mass here on a regular basis, and is supporting St Cecilia through time, talent and treasure. A parishioner must be a stewardship parishioner in order to be given in- Parish rates for tuition, facility rental and other programs. A parishioner who is registered and attends on regular basis, but not supporting the Parish through time, talent, and treasure, is considered to be a Non- Stewardship Parishioner and is not eligible for in- Parish rates for tuition, facility rental and other programs. ATTENTION CURSILLO ALUMNI Saint Patrick prayed, Christ be beside me, Christ be before me, Christ be within me, Christ be beneath me, Christ be above me. Are you looking for a way to find Christ again, or just continue your fourth day? Come join the Restoration Retreat at St. Anne s retreat center as we strive for a closer relationship with Christ. Men s Weekend is January th, Women s Weekend February th, 5:30 pm Friday to 1:00 pm Sunday. Led by Fr. Michael Barth. Contact Kenny Rogers for additional information. HOLY NAME SOCIETY MEAT SHOOTS Holy Name Society will hold Meat Shoots, in the lower parking lot, behind the Undercroft on Sunday, January 8, 2017 and again on February 12, 2017, from 1:00 to 5:00 pm. Cost for Meat Shoot: $4 per single shot or $20 for 6 shots. Soup and chili will be available along with soda and beer. There will be a TV set up to watch the games. MEETINGS FOR WEEK OF JANUARY 1 ST Mon. 6:30 pm Boy Scouts 7:00 pm AA Tues. 7:00 am Holy Name Wed. 9:30 am Nursing Home Mass 7:00 pm RCIA Thurs. 7:00 pm Adoration/Benediction Fri. 7:00 am PTO Stagette Ticket Sale

5 ST. CECILIA ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH January 1, 2017 ROSARIES NEEDED St. John s Chrysostom Church in Eminence, KY is a small congregation that only has one Mass each week, but they are a powerful group when it comes to helping others. Sr. Larraine Lauter OSU is the organist at St. John s. She is the collector of Rosaries that are sent to Honduras where Rosaries are scarce. If you are able to contribute a Rosary, please put it in the basket located in the Narthex. Sr. Larraine also is Executive Leader of WaterWithBlessings.org. She heads a group of people that crochet water socks, for water filtration. The water socks are sent to Honduras, Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua and many other countries. There is a need for people to crochet water socks to place over filters for clean water. The water socks prevent the filter breakage. If you would be interested in helping or would like additional information, please contact Peggy Federmann at peggyfedermann@gmail.com. MARCH FOR LIFE DIOCESE OF COVINGTON 2017 ADULT/FAMILY BUS INFORMATION Plans are under way for the 2017 pilgrimage to Washington, D.C. for the March for Life. Due to the Presidential Inauguration on January 20, the March for Life will be held on Friday, January 27. Stay will be in Washington, D.C. for 2 nights. Departure from NKY Thursday morning, January 26 & return on Saturday, January 28. Prices include bus and two nights at the Washington Marriott at Metro Center. Contact the Diocese of Covington Pro-Life Office, Peggy Piccola or ppiccola@covdio.org. DAY OF PRAYER AND PENANCE FOR LIFE Bishop Foys has declared January 27 th as a Day of Prayer and Penance for Life in the Diocese of Covington to mark the anniversary of the Supreme Court s decision legalizing abortion. Every church will remain open during the day to allow the faithful to pray for an end to abortion, to pray for those affected by the tragedy of abortion, and to pray for the 50 million children murdered by abortion. Every Parish will also expose the Blessed Sacrament for a period of time on this day. Here at St. Cecilia Adoration will take place after the 8:00 am morning Mass. Finally, Bishop Foys has designated 10 churches to host a Holy Hour for Life beginning at 7:00 pm, all are strongly encouraged to attend. The complete list can be found in The Messenger. We must all do our part to protect the dignity of the human person and ensure the inalienable right to life for all especially the unborn. CHRIS RICE MEMORIAL FUND SCHOLARSHIP Many high school students each year are unable to attend the March for Life due to the cost of the trip. The Chris Rice Memorial Fund, named in memory of a young man who was dedicated to pro-life causes, enables those students who cannot afford the pilgrimage the opportunity to travel to Washington DC to attend this very powerful witness to the sanctity of life. End of year donations in any amount are greatly appreciated. Please send donations to: Diocese of Covington Pro-Life Office, 1125 Madison Avenue, Covington, KY Thank you. CONVENE FOR THE DREAM NORTHERN KY REGIONAL MARTIN LUTHER KING PROGRAMS Saturday, January 14, 2017, 9:30 11:30 am: Martin Luther King Discussion Breakfast: On Restorative Justice - Dr. Michael Washington from NKU will speak and lead Discussion on RACISM TODAY & White Privilege. Saturday January 14, 2017, 1:30 pm: MLK March: MLK Blvd/12 th St. & Jillian to LIFE LEARNING CENTER, 20 W. 18 th St. MARTIN LUTHER KING PROGRAM 2:00 pm at the CENTER Monday, January 16, 2017: NAACP MLK LUNCHEON at Syndicate in Newport. Tickets are needed. For information for Saturday call Sr. Janet at or Pastor Spivy Call Jerome Bowles at concerning Luncheon information. OPPORTUNITIES FOR LIFE January is the weekend designated for the Annual Collection to support Opportunities for Life. Opportunities for Life is a life affirming ministry of the Bishops of Kentucky. The OFL ministry is available 24 hours a day 7 days a week to offer confidential, non-judgmental emotional support and information to those affected by an untimely pregnancy. Please be generous in your support of this ministry. In addition to your generous gift, please pray for the OFL volunteers and for those the ministry serves. To learn more about the Opportunities for Life ministry, please call CHRISTMAS TREES If you are disposing of artificial Christmas trees that are 7 foot or above the Church will be happy to take them. Please call the Church Office at for information on where to drop them off.

6 MARY, HOLY MOTHER OF GOD PARISH OFFICE CLOSED The Parish Office will be closed on Monday, January 2 nd and reopen at 9:00 am on Tuesday, January 3 rd. MARY S LADIES Mary s Ladies will meet on Wednesday, January 11 at 11:00 am at the home of Mary Lou Kaub. ADULT FAITH FORMATION AND CATECHIST CERTIFICATION/ MAINTENANCE ANNOUNCEMENT Christology: Saturdays, January 14 & 21, :00 am 2:00 pm Reverence Michael Barth St. Paul Parish, Florence The Mass as Prayer: Mondays, January 23, 30 & February 6, :00 pm 9:00 pm Reverence Mr. Jerry Franzen Bishop Howard Memorial Auditorium, Covington Praying All Ways: Saturdays, February 11 & 18, :00 am noon Ms. Rosanne Thomas Blessed Sacrament Parish, Ft. Mitchell LIFE LINE SCREENING Life Line Screening, a leading provider of communitybased preventive health screenings will be in our community on Thursday, February 16, 2017, at St. Cecilia Church. Ultrasound screenings to identify risk factors for Cardiovascular disease include; Carotid Artery (plaque buildup-a leading cause of stroke), Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (an enlargement or weak area in the main blood vessel that carries blood from the heart to the rest of the body, Peripheral Arterial Disease (hardening of the arteries in the legs), a Heart Rhythm Screening (an EKG to detect Atrial Fibrillation-irregular heartbeat) and an Osteoporosis Risk Assessment for men and women. Being proactive about your health by knowing your risks helps you and your doctor address problems early. Register by calling or online at and receive your Advantage member discount and your Preferred appointment! POPE FRANCIS HOMILY ON THE SOLEMNITY OF MARY, THE MOTHER OF GOD, 2015 In addition to contemplating God s face, we can also praise him and glorify him, like the shepherds who came away from Bethlehem with a song of thanksgiving after seeing the Child and his young mother. Today we are reminded of the words of blessing which Elizabeth spoke to the Virgin Mary: Blessed are you among women, and blessed is the fruit of your womb! And why has this happened to me, that the mother of my Lord comes to me? (Lk 1:42-43). This blessing is in continuity with the priestly blessing which God had given to Moses to be passed on to Aaron and to all the people: The Lord bless you and keep you; the Lord make his face to shine upon you and be gracious to you; the Lord lift up his countenance upon you, and give you peace (Num 6:24-26). In celebrating the Solemnity of Mary the Most Holy Mother of God, the Church reminds us that Mary, more than anyone else, received this blessing. In her

7 ST. CECILIA ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH January 1, 2017 the blessing finds fulfilment, for no other creature has ever seen God s face shine upon it as did Mary. She gave a human face to the eternal Word, so that all of us can contemplate him. In addition to contemplating God s face, we can also praise him and glorify him, like the shepherds who came away from Bethlehem with a song of thanksgiving after seeing the Child and his young mother (cf. Lk 2:16). The two were together, just as they were together at Calvary, because Christ and his mother are inseparable: there is a very close relationship between them, as there is between every child and his or her mother. The flesh (caro) of Christ which, as Tertullian says, is the hinge (cardo) of our salvation was knit together in the womb of Mary (cf. Ps 139:13). This inseparability is also clear from the fact that Mary, chosen beforehand to be the Mother of the Redeemer, shared intimately in his entire mission, remaining at her Son s side to the end on Calvary. Mary is so closely united to Jesus because she received from him the knowledge of the heart, the knowledge of faith, nourished by her experience as a mother and by her close relationship with her Son. The Blessed Virgin is the woman of faith who made room for God in her heart and in her plans; she is the believer capable of perceiving in the gift of her Son the coming of that fullness of time (Gal 4:4) in which God, by choosing the humble path of human existence, entered personally into the history of salvation. That is why Jesus cannot be understood without his Mother. Likewise inseparable are Christ and the Church; the salvation accomplished by Jesus cannot be understood without appreciating the motherhood of the Church. To separate Jesus from the Church would introduce an absurd dichotomy, as Blessed Paul VI wrote (Evangelii Nuntiandi, 16). It is not possible to love Christ but without the Church, to listen to Christ but not the Church, to belong to Christ but outside the Church (ibid.). For the Church is herself God s great family, which brings Christ to us. Our faith is not an abstract doctrine or philosophy, but a vital and full relationship with a person: Jesus Christ, the only-begotten Son of God who became man, was put to death, rose from the dead to save us, and is now living in our midst. Where can we encounter him? We encounter him in the Church. It is the Church which says today: Behold the Lamb of God ; it is the Church, which proclaims him; it is in the Church that Jesus continues to accomplish his acts of grace which are the sacraments. This, the Church s activity and mission, is an expression of her motherhood. For she is like a mother who tenderly holds Jesus and gives him to everyone with joy and generosity. No manifestation of Christ, even the most mystical, can ever be detached from the flesh and blood of the Church, from the historical concreteness of the Body of Christ. Without the Church, Jesus Christ ends up as an idea, a moral teaching, a feeling. Without the Church, our relationship with Christ would be at the mercy of our imagination, our interpretations, our moods. Dear brothers and sisters! Jesus Christ is the blessing for every man and woman, and for all of humanity. The Church, in giving us Jesus, offers us the fullness of the Lord s blessing. This is precisely the mission of the people of God: to spread to all peoples God s blessing made flesh in Jesus Christ. And Mary, the first and most perfect disciple of Jesus, the model of the pilgrim Church, is the one who opens the way to the Church s motherhood and constantly sustains her maternal mission to all mankind. Mary s tactful maternal witness has accompanied the Church from the beginning. She, the Mother of God, is also the Mother of the Church, and through the Church, the mother of all men and women, and of every people. May this gentle and loving Mother obtain for us the Lord s blessing upon the entire human family. On this, the World Day of Peace, we especially implore her intercession that the Lord may grant peace in our day; peace in hearts, peace in families, peace among the nations. The message for the Day of Peace this year is No Longer Slaves, but Brothers and Sisters. All of us are called to be free, all are called to be sons and daughters, and each, according to his or her own responsibilities, is called to combat modern forms of enslavement. From every people, culture and religion, let us join our forces. May he guide and sustain us, who, in order to make us all brothers and sisters, became our servant.

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