Perry County Consortium 

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Have you ever wondered about why we do the things we do at Mass? Is there a meaning to all the sitting, standing, kneeling? Do you want to participate more fully in the Mass? and to know how to participate more fully through what we do at Mass? Click on the picture to see full insert.

The Knights of Columbus will be hosting a Public Square Rosary Rally at the Shrine of the unborn (Knights Hall) Saturday October 10 at 12:00PM. We are asking that each person please wear a mask and we will have seating set up six feet apart per covid19 restrictions. Fr. Chris Yakkel will lead the Rosary.

Due to challenges caused by various Covid-19 restrictions, we have decided to have religious education done from home this year. Similar to last spring, we will pass out the Gospel Weeklies material to families ahead of time. Each unit contains about 8 weekly lessons and so we will pass out new material about every two months. This will also give us some flexibility for a return to in-class sessions, if that becomes a possibility during the year.   In order to know which age-level material to give to each family, please fill out the registration form available in the back of church, or on the parish website, and send it to the parish office, or email it to strose@columbus.rr.com. The Gospel Weeklies begin next week (9/20), so please turn in the form as soon as possible so we can get you the material in time.

Come and join us for the Holy Rosary which is offered every Sunday at the Church of the Atonement at 7:30pm. Each Rosary invites the person to meditate on the mysteries surrounding the birth, life, and death of Jesus.

Catholic Men's Meeting is held every 2nd & 4th Saturday of the month, from 7:30am - 9:00am at the lower level of the PCC. We are looking for Catholic men of the consortium to join us as we go over the readings of scripture for the week along with fellowship.

“The dispensation from the Sunday Mass obligation granted by Bishop Brennan, which was to last at least through Sunday, September 13, 2020, has been extended indefinitely. This is in keeping with the indefinite dispensation throughout the rest of the Ohio Catholic Conference. Those who are in the high risk categories are encouraged to remain home. Those who are not feeling well or who are exhibiting Coronavirus type symptoms are expected to remain home. It remains in effect to observe safe social distancing by marking off pews, to wear masks in church, and to make use of sanitization procedures.

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