Please join us on Sunday, June 29 at 12 PM at Brigid's Green for our annual Parish Picnic, and to say farewell to Father Lynch and Deacon Petrill, as well as welcome Father Fox and Father Carter.

Fr. Lynch has received a new assignment as Pastor of St. Mary Parish in German Village. This assignment will be effective July 8, 2025. Fr. Lynch is well prepared to be a pastor and we wish him well.

Deacon Steve has also received a new assignment to diaconal ministry at St. Thomas Newman Center, the Ohio State University. This is a very exciting opportunity for Deacon Steve and we congratulate him. He will be a great presence among the Catholic Community as OSU. While he will no longer be ministering as a deacon here at St. Brigid, he and his family will remain parishioners of St. Brigid of Kildare.

Join us for lunch, treats, games and community at Brigid's Green at noon on Sunday, June 29. Please RSVP below so we can plan accordingly.

We are delighted to welcome Father Jason Fox to St. Brigid of Kildare as our new Parochial Vicar, who began his time at our parish in May.

Father Fox most recently served at St. John Neumann Parish after being ordained in 2024. He completed his seminary studies at Pope St. John XXIII National Seminary in Boston, a seminary dedicated to men in their second vocation who have already earned a bachelor’s degree. Prior to entering seminary, Father Fox earned a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice and law enforcement in Michigan.

A native of Toledo, Ohio, Father Fox attended the same elementary school as Bishop Earl Fernandes and was later part of the public school system in Toledo. After later moving to Columbus, his home parish became St. Joan of Arc, where he was inspired by the pastoral leadership of Fr. Black and Fr. Smith. His love for parish life and liturgy has grown over the years, and he has been actively involved in supporting local ministries, including a reintroduction home in Delaware.

Father Fox is passionate about working with children and youth, and he is especially excited to be part of a parish with a vibrant school community. He’s looking forward to engaging with the youth group, the many active ministries here, and getting to know the families of the parish.

Family is an important part of Father Fox’s life. His parents reside in Toledo, and he has three sisters—two of whom live in Columbus. Between them, he has four young nieces and nephews. With a father who is the youngest of ten, Father Fox comes from a large extended family with 21 cousins, so a large close-knit family has always been a part of his life.

Father Fox is looking forward to participating in liturgical life, engaging with the school and youth programs, and hopefully taking up golfing again!

Please join us in welcoming Father Jason Fox. There will be a welcome reception at our Parish Picnic on Sunday, June 29 at noon at Brigid’s Green.

Dear Parishioners of St. Brigid of Kildare Parish,

My name is Fr. Tyler Carter, and I’ll be joining you as a parochial vicar in July. I was ordained a Priest for the Diocese of Columbus last year, along with Fr. Fox, so I’m still a fairly new priest. I was born and raised in Columbus, and I’m the youngest of two children. I was a parishioner of St. Patrick’s in Columbus before my ordination, and I’m an alumnus of Bishop Watterson High School (Go Eagles!). After graduating from Watterson in 2015, I entered seminary at the Pontifical College Josephinum and graduated in 2019 with a B.A. in Philosophy, and a Master of Divinity in 2024. I spent my first year of priestly ministry as parochial vicar of St. Matthew the Apostle in Gahanna.

I’m looking forward to joining you in Dublin, and to getting to know each of you as time goes on. In addition to my ministry at St. Brigid, I will continue as the Administrator of Holy Resurrection Melkite Catholic Parish in Columbus. The Melkite Catholic Church is one of the 24 autonomous churches that make up the Catholic Church, alongside the Latin (Roman Catholic) church and 22 other Eastern churches. Melkites are Byzantine-rite Catholics who trace their roots to the early Christians in Antioch (Syria), where the term "Christian" was first used, and where St. Peter established Christianity before continuing his ministry in Rome.

Due to my assignment at Holy Resurrection, while I will be present at St. Brigid throughout the week, on Sundays I will primarily be present at Holy Resurrection to hear confessions, lead Orthros (morning prayer), and to celebrate the Divine Liturgy (Mass). This means that on the weekend you’ll mainly see me at the 5 p.m. Vigil Mass or the 7:30 a.m. Sunday Mass. However, I plan to be around the parish each week and to engage in the life and events of our parish community.

Thank you in advance for your kind welcome. Please pray for me as I prepare to join you in July, and be assured of my prayers for each of you daily. May God bless you all, and I look forward to seeing you very soon.

Yours in Christ,

Rev. Fr. T. A. Carter

Parochial Vicar

St. Brigid of Kildare School is pleased to welcome Aaron Quinn as our new Athletic Director.

Aaron is a familiar face in our community, having most recently served as the Safety Coordinator for St. Brigid during the 2024–25 school year. In that role, he was responsible for the safety and security of our parish school.

Aaron brings decades of experience in public safety and education, including service with the Ohio State Highway Patrol and various leadership roles in campus safety and athletics. He has served as Safety Director and Dean of Students at the University of Rio Grande, as well as Dean of Students, Campus Safety Coordinator, and Athletic Director at Mount Vernon Nazarene University. He also previously served as Athletic Director at Cambridge High School.

Aaron is a certified self-defense instructor, a professional police and field training officer, and a CPR-certified educator. He has taught public safety and law enforcement classes to youth and has a passion for leadership and mentorship.

As Athletic Director, Aaron will oversee all aspects of the athletic department, supporting coaches, teams, and volunteers, while promoting a positive and faith-filled game experience that reflects the mission of St. Brigid of Kildare.

“I am most looking forward to sharing my love for athletics and how it allows us to learn, display, and live out biblical principles,” Aaron shares. “I am excited to work with the St. Brigid community to make our athletic department the flagship for the Diocese of Columbus!”

Aaron will serve as our parish’s first non-volunteer Athletic Director. As our parish and athletics program continues to grow, this new position has become a necessary step in ensuring continued excellence and sustainability.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the many dedicated volunteers who have faithfully led and supported our Athletic Association over the past several decades. Their outstanding commitment to ministering to our children through sports has been a true blessing, and we are deeply thankful for the countless hours of service they have, and continue to, generously give.

Aaron began his new role in June and is enjoying working with parents, volunteers, staff, and students.

He can be reached at 614-761-3734 ext. 297 or via email at aquinn@stbrigidofkildare.org.

St. Brigid of Kildare School is happy to welcome Natalia Banks as our new Latchkey Director. Natalia brings a wealth of professional experience, including serving the St. Brigid of Kildare School community for the past nine years. Natalia spent seven years working in the cafeteria, two years aiding in latchkey, has worked as a library and science assistant, and currently serves as a kindergarten classroom aide. Natalia also has prior career experience as a certified nurse, working in diverse settings including pediatric rehabilitation and as a school nurse. 

Natalia and her family have been members of our parish since 2006, where her involvement in parish life has been a transformative journey filled with growth and community. “I began by participating in weekly services and volunteer opportunities such as Sandwich Saturday. Engaging in various volunteer activities deepened my faith and allowed me to connect with a vibrant community committed to service and God. Each interaction has reinforced my belief in the power of faith-driven action, reminding me that even small contributions can make a significant impact.” Natalia says. 

Natalia and her husband Philip have three adult children (Nick, Brian, and Anastasia) and a youngest daughter (Arina) who is graduating from St. Brigid of Kildare School this year and will be attending Bishop Watterson High School. Adding to her family’s joys are two delightful grandchildren (Milo and Hazel). “Our family dynamics create a blend of love, understanding, and respect. We cherish our time together, whether it’s sharing meals, going on adventures, or simply enjoying each other’s company at home. Family is our greatest treasure.” Natalia says.

Natalia is excited for the opportunity to contribute to our school's mission and create a safe, engaging, and enriching environment for our students. “St. Brigid School’s dedication to fostering a supportive community and emphasis on education grounded in respect, kindness, and service strongly resonates with my personal values. I believe that an after-school program should not only provide supervision but also promote creativity, social interaction, and learning opportunities. I’m excited to support working parents by providing a safe and enriching space for their kids. Building strong relationships with both students and staff will be incredibly fulfilling, and I’m eager to contribute to the school’s community while also growing professionally in this essential role.” Natalia says.

Natalia will begin her role this August and is currently seeking candidates to apply for latchkey assistants. She can be reached at mrs.banks@stbrigid-school.org.

For those in our parish family who are unable to join us for Mass on Sunday due to an illness or an accident, we have a committed group of volunteers who bring the Eucharist to them. Volunteer ministers take Holy Communion to Catholics at the Convalarium, Brookdale, Dublin Glenn, and Dublin Retirement Village and Assisted Living each Sunday.

Those who minister in this area are commissioned Eucharistic Ministers and make their first visits with an experienced mentor.

Our parish is currently in great need of additional Eucharistic Ministers who can bring Communion to these communities.

If you are interested in participating in this ministry, please contact Deacon Paul Zemanek at pzemanek@stbrigidofkildare.org.

The Social Action Committee will be collecting needed items to benefit the food pantry at the Bishop Griffin Resource Center. Volunteers will be outside Hendricks Hall around all Masses on July 26-27 collecting your donations.

Any donation is greatly appreciated, but there is a greater need for:

* Cooking oil

* Pasta

* Individually wrapped toothbrushes

The parishioners at St. Brigid have been incredibly generous every time we hold a collection. Food insecurity & lack of personal hygiene items is a tremendous problem especially for children and the elderly. During the Memorial Day collection, you donated an overflowing SUV of hygiene & cleaning items for which Catholic Social Services was most appreciative.

For any questions or to help with the collection, please contact Joane at jeless@sbcglobal.net.

The OCIA (Order of Christian Initiation for Adults, formerly known as RCIA) provides an opportunity for adults who are seeking full communion with the Church to learn about the Catholic faith.

If you are thinking about becoming Catholic, or were baptized Catholic but were never Confirmed, please join us.

Below is a submission from a parishioner who went through the OCIA process:

"When I first joined the OCIA program, I’ll be honest, I was doing it mostly to please my future in-laws. They’re devout Catholics, and while I respected their faith, I didn’t understand why being Catholic over a non-denominational Christian mattered. I figured I’d go through the motions, check the box, and move on.

After weeks went by, something shifted. 

What I began to realize is OCIA wasn’t pressure or obligation, it was an honest invitation to explore and to ask those hard questions. The people in the group were open and kind. They weren’t trying to sell me anything; they were just walking the same road.

Somewhere along the way, I stopped going just for my in-laws. I started going for me.

And one of the greatest surprises was the friendships I made. We celebrated milestones together, shared stories, laughed and truly became like family.

I went into OCIA expecting to sit quietly in the back row. I came out not only as a confirmed Catholic, but as part of a community I never expected to fall in love with.

OCIA didn’t just change how I think about faith, it changed how I think about belonging. I’m truly grateful for the journey. Even if you don’t end up becoming Catholic, you might walk away knowing more about yourself and what truly matters to you. And that alone makes the experience worth it." — Anonymous

The 2024–25 school year at St. Brigid of Kildare School was one rooted in optimism and growth, guided by the theme “Seeds of Hope.” This meaningful focus provided students with countless opportunities to learn that, despite the many challenges in the world, God’s love remains constant and unwavering.

Using the simple yet powerful imagery of a seed, children explored how care and nurturing can transform something small into something beautiful, whether a blooming flower or a piece of fruit that nourishes the body. This metaphor served as a foundation for lessons on hope, compassion, and inclusion.

In partnership with the SPiCE (Special People in Catholic Education) program, students also spent the year learning about different disabilities, celebrating awareness months, and deepening their understanding of inclusion and empathy, particularly as they relate to people with special needs.

Each month focused on a different disorder or disability, such as ADHD, autism, dyslexia, rare diseases, and Down syndrome. In the classroom, students discussed these topics and participated in hands-on activities that encouraged empathy and understanding. Highlights included adaptive physical education experiences, where students played sports under conditions simulating hearing loss, vision impairment, and physical paralysis. Early in the year, students used bracelets to help express and manage back-to-school anxiety. Families were also engaged in the learning process, with parents receiving information to support continued conversations at home.

The year concluded in May with a celebration of hope and inclusion. Students in grades K–8 decorated paper flowers with words that reflected what they had learned—messages like “We are all different,” “No one is perfect,” and “Acceptance” were among the artwork. These vibrant blooms symbolized the growth of compassion and understanding in each child, forming a garden of hope that captured the spirit of the entire year.

St. Brigid of Kildare School would like to extend a special thank you to Ms. Kathy O'Reilly (Principal) and Mrs. Jill Carfagna (Vice Principal), and the faculty for supporting the SPiCE mission during these important lessons and awareness months.

“May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that by the power of the Holy Spirit you may abound in hope.” — Romans 15:13

The Appeal is our parish’s opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of many across our Diocese. This year’s theme, “Together in Mission,” reminds us of our shared call to evangelize and serve (Mark 16:15).

We’ve raised $252,000 toward our $365,000 goal — and every dollar over our goal comes back 100% to support our own parish ministries and projects.

After prayerful consideration, we invite you to give what you can at columbuscatholicgiving.org.

For examples of ways your Appeal contribution aided our brothers and sisters in the Diocese of Columbus in 2024, click here.

Congratulations to the newly installed Knights of Columbus officers for the 2025-26 fraternal year of St. Brigid of Kildare Council 10863!



Thank you for your dedication to faith, service, and brotherhood.

Please join us in praying for these engaged couples as they prepare for the Sacrament of Marriage!

Our parish was blessed to host them for Marriage Formation Weekend — from a special blessing of their engagement rings on Friday evening to a beautiful blessing of the couples during Saturday evening Mass.

Summer Fun with Family First! 

Looking for things to do this summer with your kiddos?  Family First invites all families to join us for these joyful, family-friendly gatherings:

Popsicles on the Playground

Cool off and connect after 9:00 AM Mass! June 22 & July 13, 2025 | Parish Playground

Donuts after daily Mass

Celebrate the Assumption of Mary!  August 15, 2025 | After Daily Mass then Parish Playground

First Friday Adoration & Weekly Evening Adoration

Spend peaceful time with the Lord as a family.

Every Wednesday | 5:00–7:00 PM

First Fridays after 9:00 AM Mass June 6, July 4, August 1, 2025

Bring the kids, meet other families, and enjoy faith-filled fun all summer long! 

Don’t forget to see the bulletin for Playgroup locations too! 

Questions reach out to Kerri Wilke kerriwilke@gmail.com or Beth Biller elizabeth.biller@gmail.com. 

Hello, St. Brigid Parish! Happy June!

We have had so much fun here at The Mantle this past month, and are really enjoying the summer schedule and weather!

We have been doing weekly Mass and a study of the Sacred Heart of Jesus outside, which has been such a gift. We also have enjoyed an outdoor patio night and spending lots of time outside together! We also welcomed in 10 college age young adults and spent an evening with them, helping them make community and connections with other young adults coming back home from school.

We are excited for our Run the Race Service Day on 6.25 (families are welcome to come, please see flyer)! We will also be hosting a worship night on 7.15 for all incoming 7^th-12^th graders and their families. Join us for a night of worship, community, and food! Please follow us on our Instagram page @brigid_youthmin for more information and updates.

If you are interested in more information about The Mantle and signing your child up, please let us know!

We are grateful for your support of us here at The Mantle, and we look forward to seeing what God continues to work and do!

In Mary’s Mantle,

Ellie (Hanson) Dills (Also update, I got married on 6.14! Woo, thank You, Jesus!)

edills@stbrigidofkildare.org

Adult Faith Formation is the lifelong process of finding and falling in love with God in the midst of our human lives. Because God made us to be communal people, we do this with others, where we can form friendships and community, centered on our relationship with God. We have several Adult Faith offerings to meet the time and demographic preferences of our parishioners. 

Below are the Adult Faith Formation offerings for the 2025-26 year. For more information, see details below or contact Kim VanHuffel at kvanhuffel@stbrigidofkildare.org.

The Chosen Season Five

This fall, we will begin our study with The Chosen, Season Five. The Chosen is a historical drama based on the life of Jesus and those who knew him. Set against the backdrop of Roman oppression in first-century Palestine, the series shares an authentic look at Jesus’ revolutionary life and teachings, through the eyes of his apostles. 

Season 5 of “The Chosen,” titled “The Chosen: The Last Supper,” focuses on Holy Week and the events leading up to Jesus’ crucifixion, including the Last Supper, the triumphal entry, Jesus turning the tables in the temple, and the betrayal of Judas. It’s a heavily dramatic season with a lot of build-up and political intrigue, emphasizing Jesus’ teachings and the impact on his disciples. It should lead to great small group discussions!

If you have not yet watched The Chosen and would like to participate in our upcoming study, you will want to catch up by watching seasons 1-4 at home. It is available for free on The Chosen App or online at watch.thechosen.tv (although you will have to set up a free account). You can also watch all four seasons on Prime Video if you have a subscription. 

We will begin the study on Wednesday, September 3, 2025 from 7-8:30 pm, and Thursday, September 4, 2025 from 10:30 am-noon, in the Berry Room of Hendricks Hall. The study will run for 8 weeks.

For more information contact Kim VanHuffel at kvanhuffel@stbrigidofkildare.org.  

To register for Fall 2025, click here.

Walking With Purpose

Walking with Purpose is a Catholic women’s Bible study ministry that meets women where they are, wherever they are on the journey. WWP Bible studies combine personal study with small group discussion, linking everyday challenges to solutions given through Scripture. If you desire to grow in your faith, to encounter God’s Word in a fresh way, in a supportive community of Catholic women….this is the place for you!

Join us on Tuesdays from 7-8:30 PM in Hendricks Hall, beginning September 23.

To see the full schedule, learn more, or register, visit our webpage here: https://stbrigidofkildare.org/walking-with-purpose/

That Man Is You!

THAT MAN IS YOU! is an interactive men’s program combining the best research from science with the teachings of the Catholic faith and the wisdom of the saints to develop the vision of man fully alive. By honestly addressing the pressures and temptations that men face in our modern culture, That Man is You! Seeks to form men who will be capable of transforming homes and society.

At St. Brigid of Kildare, we are currently in year 7 of this program (for the 2025-26 year).

Join us for food, fellowship and faith, starting Saturday, September 6, 2025 in Hendricks Hall. Doors Open at 6:30 AM for light breakfast and fellowship. Program starts promptly at 7:00 AM. All men are welcome.

For more information and to register, visit https://stbrigidofkildare.org/that-man-is-you/.

Sisters in Christ: She Shall Be Called Woman

Sisters in Christ is a ministry that cultivates prayer and community with other women and emphasizes our need for spiritual friendships. This group provides a weekly structure for women to spend time learning about God and the Catholic faith; and journeying with other women. 

Sisters in Christ meets Wednesday afternoons from 1:15 – 2:45 pm, during the school year, beginning in September. Join us each week for a video, fellowship, and faith.

This year (Fall 2025 – Spring 2026), Sisters in Christ will continue studies by Paradisus Dei called, She Shall Be Called Woman. These studies are a transformative journey designed to meet the deepest longings of the feminine heart and to be a sanctuary for women seeking to be truly seen, known, and loved as they grow in their relationships with the Lord. Through vibrant conversations, authentic speakers, and enriching prayer experiences, these programs will equip our group with the tools needed to embark on a profound spiritual journey.

For more information contact Cheryl Hohlefelder at hohleinone@gmail.com

St. Brigid of Kildare School is hiring teacher's aides to join our team for the 2025-26 school year.

Teacher's Aides

• The ideal candidate has enthusiasm for working with students to support learning, is flexible, and has collaborative skills in working with the classroom teacher. 
• Teacher's Aides are hourly positions (around 30 hours/week) and are eligible for full medical benefits

Requirements:

• Hold an appropriate aide license or be eligible to obtain one before starting to work
• Current satisfactory FBI and BCI background checks and have attended or be willing to attend a VIRTUS Protecting God's Children training

To Apply:

• Visit our job posting for full job description and application instructions.

This weekend, Father Black and Deacon Paul had the joy of celebrating Mass with Bishop Antonysamy of the Palayamkottai Diocese in India. Pictured here are the clergy, sisters, and members of the Indian Tamil Community from the Diocese of Columbus following the beautiful liturgy.



A wonderful reminder of the universal Church united in faith!

If you have recently changed address, email address, or phone number, please contact the parish office to ensure we have your correct information in our database.

If you're not sure if your information is up to date with the parish, just send us an email or quick call to check, and we will let you know. Contact kcremeans@stbrigidofkildare.org or the parish office at (614) 761-3734.

If you are 18 years or older and interested in volunteering with youth activities at St. Brigid, attending PROTECTING GOD’S CHILDREN is required before you can volunteer. Register under the Columbus Diocese at www.virtus.org

Upcoming Virtus Protecting God's Children (PGC) session: 

• 6/24/2025 St. John Neumann, Sunbury, 6pm
• 7/10/2025 St. Vincent Family Center, Columbus, 1pm
• 7/21/2025 St. Brendan, Hilliard, 6pm

All volunteers with our children and youth must complete PGC, a St. Brigid Raptor volunteer application, registration with Selection.com/Fastrax and complete a criminal background check prior to volunteering.

Full details and forms can be found at https://stbrigidofkildare.org/safe-environment/ 

St. John Paul II Foundation, in partnership with the Diocese of Columbus, is excited to host the first annual Together in Holiness marriage enrichment conference on Saturday, October 4, 2025 at St. Matthew the Apostle Catholic Church in Gahanna, OH. 

Together in Holiness is a marriage enrichment initiative that inspires couples to grow together in holiness and empowers and equips parents to form their children in the Catholic faith. 

Registration is now open, and interested couples can sign up and learn more at togetherinholiness.org/columbus.

The third Annual Bounty at Bridge Park will be held on Sunday, September 14, 2025 at The Exchange. 

Sponsorships are now available for this event and individual tickets went on sale on June 1.

For more information, visit www.dublinfoodpantry.org/bridgepark.

Christ the King & St. Thomas the Apostle parishes invite all parishioners in the Diocese of Columbus to the Eucharistic Procession for the Feast of Corpus Christi on Sunday, June 22, 2025. The procession begins at Christ the King Church, 2777 E Livingston Ave, Columbus, OH, at 2:00 p.m. and will stop at St. Catharine’s Church (500 S Gould Rd, Columbus, OH) by 2:30 p.m. It will end at St. Thomas the Apostle Church, 2692 E 5th Ave, Columbus, OH, where light refreshments will be served.

Join us to celebrate our faith with prayers and hymns. For more information, call the Christ the King Church parish office at 614-237-0401. (This event will be bilingual.)

Friends of Josephinum 4-Miler Run/Walk

Register now at https://m3ssports.com/events/josephinum-4-miler-run-walk/ for the Seventh annual Friends of the Josephinum 4-Miler Run/Walk, to be held on Saturday, September 27, 2025 at the Pontifical College Josephinum! The family event raises funds to directly assist the seminarians with their financial needs as well as providing a fun community social opportunity. In addition to the official shirt, participants earn a medal, a loaf of bread, a bottle of wine or jar of Trappist jam, and a complimentary breakfast, which includes a White Castle breakfast slider, and a freshly grilled breakfast burrito prepared by Wilderness Outreach volunteers. Gold and Diamond level sponsorships are still available. To become a sponsor, call Dan 614-402-4274 or Don 614-395-6743.

Holy Family Church Invites You to Our Lady of Consolation Basilica & National Shrine

Visit Upper & Lower Levels of the Basilica (see relics of saints & remnants from people healed), the outdoor Shrine with Stations of the Cross, go to the Gift Shop, the original Church, outdoor Confession & Stations of the Cross. A Rosary Procession from the Basilica to the Shrine is scheduled before the outdoor Vigil Mass is offered in honor of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary into Heaven. A Vigil Mass will also be offered the same time inside the Basilica.

This event is open to everyone of all ages. Our Lady of Consolation, also known as Mary, the Consoler of the Afflicted, is a title for Mary, the mother of Jesus, that highlights her role as a source of comfort and solace for those facing hardship. She is venerated as a source of comfort and a guide in times of difficulty. Spend some quality time with Our Lady throughout the entire area of the Basilica and Shrine and allow the Holy Spirit to work through you.

Cost including bus seat and entire event is $26.00 before July 13, 2025. Checks should be made payable to Holy Family Church (584 W. Broad St., Columbus, OH 43215) with Carey Pilgrimage in the notation. Please contact the Parish Office at 614-221-4323 or office@holyfamilycolumbus.org if you have any questions or interest in joining us.

Quo Vadis Retreat

The Vocations Office, invites young men entering grades 9-12 who are interested in discerning a call to the priesthood to attend Quo Vadis, July 27-30 at the Pontifical College Josephinum, 7625 N. High Street, Columbus, OH 43235.

Quo Vadis opportunities include Holy Mass, the Liturgy of the Hours, Eucharistic Adoration, time for personal reflection, interaction with priests and seminarians, as well as recreational activities, sports, and fellowship. The cost is $50. Scholarships are available and donations are gratefully accepted. Registration deadline is July 18. Questions: Contact Shane Gerrity at columbuquovadis@gmail.com

Jubilee of Anniversaries Mass

Registration is open for the Jubilee of Anniversaries Mass. This is open to all married couples celebrating a milestone anniversary (25, 30,35, 40, 45, 50, 55, 60+)

The 2025 Jubilee of Anniversaries will take place on

Saturday, August 16th, at 5:30 p.m. at St. Joseph Cathedral (212 E Broad St, Columbus, OH 43215) 

Couples can register here: https://columbuscatholic.org/marriage-family/marriage/jubilee

For questions or more information please contact the Office of Marriage and Family: jspoolstra@columbuscatholic.org