WELCOME
St. Augustine is a small, yet strong parish in the farming communities of Germantown, Farmersville, New Lebanon and surrounding areas.
We are a family….one mass, one mission, one goal to serve God and help others. When you join the St. Augustine parish you are immediately adopted by this faith community; you are welcomed into this family.
As a parishioner you will always be supported in all your endeavors. Involvement in the parish only increases your blessings of friendship, support, and love!
Be Generous as God is Generous
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ST. AUGUSTINE PARISH NEWS
Graduates from St. Augustine Parish
Congratulations to the following students from St. Augustine who recently graduated. We wish them well in their future endeavors and future studies.
Recent Graduates from St. Augustine Parish
Jacquelyn Adkins: University of Toledo
Noah Devillez: Miami University.
He is continuing his education at NKU
Aaron Adkins, Valley View High School.
Aaron is the Valedictorian of his class and plans to attend The Ohio State University.
Anne Pheiffer, Valley View High School.
Anne is the Salutatorian of her class and plans to attend The Ohio State University.
Ansley Kozarec: Valley View High School
St. Augustine Parish
Sunday Mass 8:30 AM
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Beacons of Light Interview w/ Archbishop Schnurr
Archbishop Schnurr has recorded a new video – in interview format with Anna Mitchell of Sacred Heart Radio – discussing Beacons of Light. The video can be found here:
https://catholicaoc.org/news/bol-video/an-interview-with-archbishop-dennis-m-schnurr
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Womenfolk of St. Augustine, you are invited to participate in the (Morning with Mary event on October 2, 2021. Please check out flyer below
Morning with Mary
Come to bring out your inter artist. Call Barb Maichle 513-292-4653 to make a paver for the prayer garden. Its takes less than an hour.
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For Anointing, Marriages, Baptisms, or other sacramental preparation, please call the rectory at (937) 855-2289 or (937) 268-6697 to schedule.
If you are preparing for surgery or have a serious illness, call the rectory to schedule the Sacrament of the Sick.
For Confessions, please schedule with the priest.
Information for the weekly bulletin must be submitted by Monday at 4:00 pm.
Please call (937) 855-2289 or email the information to csaintaugustine@woh.rr.com
FROM THE ARCHDIOCESE WORSHIP TOGETHER SAFELY (COVID-19)
Updated June 1, 2021
Discreet use of hand sanitizer by ministers of Holy Communion should continue and hand sanitizer should be available at the doors of church if possible. No Holy Communion from the chalice by the faithful (wine); concelebrating priests should Communicate by intinction. It is recommended that at least one section of seating for at least one Sunday Mass continue to be reserved for social distancing; please adjust week to week based on the preference of the faithful and pastoral judgment.
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2021 CATHOLIC MINISTRIES APPEAL (CMA)
Archbishop Schnurr sends his thanks to every- one from Pastoral Region One who has pledged to the 2021 Catholic Ministries Appeal. If you have not yet made your pledge, please consider doing so this week. These important local ministries depend on our help each year. You will find extra pledge envelopes in the back of Church for your convenience this weekend. To make a donation online, please visit http://www.AOCstewardship.org. Thank you!
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A letter from Archbishop Schnurr regarding various issues related to application of the Church’s moral teaching to the development, distribution, and reception of vaccines.
Letter from Archbishop Schnurr
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Help our elders. In good times and bad, senior Catholic sisters, brothers, and religious order priests have dedicated themselves to service and acts of mercy. Today, they pray for an aching world. Yet years of serving for little or no pay have left their religious communities without enough retirement savings. Your gift to the Retirement Fund for Religious helps provide medications, nursing care, and other necessities. Please be generous.