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The ever popular, fun filled 2009 Holy Cross-Immaculata Church Festival is scheduled for Friday, August 7 and Saturday August 8 from 5:30 to midnight. There’s something for everyone at this gala event. 
Great bands:
Chrome a hip young group on Friday night and
The Modulators (everybody’s favorite local band) on Saturday night. Food includes burgers, brats, snacks and cotton candy both nights plus our delicious Adams Rib dinner and all the trimmings on Saturday night from 5:30 to 8. Also planned is an enhanced silent auction, casino, booths for kids of all ages, raffle baskets and a reverse raffle with a $10,000 grand prize to the last ticket drawn. A special attraction for kids, the creative Kids Alley runs from 5:30 until 8:30 on Saturday evening. Special happy hour prices for adult beverages from 5:30 to 7:00 both nights. Free parking at the lot at the corner of Parkside and Martin Drive with shuttle service to the Festival. Don’t miss this signature Cincinnati event. Mark your calendar now. For more information or to purchase reverse raffle tickets, call 513 721 6544 or
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Last Updated ( Friday, 05 June 2009 )
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About 50 people attended the April 26 Sunday Night Live where Katie Chal spoke about the genocide in Darfur. She did an outstanding job presenting a complex topic and there was good Q&A and discussion by all. Photos are available here. As Katie mentioned, there are a number of "next steps" you can take, including writing a letter to politicans and media. Some sample letters to the US Senators and Representatives from Ohio and Kentucky are available. While the crisis in Darfur is a humanitarian issue more than a religious one, some people are interested in knowing that there are organizations backed by the US Bishops that are responding. Here are links to the Archdiocese of Cincinnati Catholic Social Action Office, Catholic Relief Services, and Save Darfur. Finally, don't forget to view Katie Chal on Fox19. 
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 30 April 2009 )
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Church Bells To Ring Again on Mt. Adams |
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Holy Cross-Immaculata Project to Restore Church Bells
Holy Cross-Immaculata Church in Mt. Adams plans to restore their three cast bronze church bells that are in urgent need of repair. The 149 year old bell tower was silenced in 2008 because the equipment that houses and rings the bells have become dangerously fragile and in need of replacement.
"The church has played a major role in so many Catholic and non-Catholic lives in Greater Cincinnati. This is a wonderful occasion for our church and the community," said the Rev. Martin Moran III, pastor of Holy Cross-Immaculata Church. "The bells and church history connect with so many people."
The church is raising donations to revive the bell sounds by Easter services next month. Total cost of the project is under $94,000. Half of the funds needed to restore the church bells have already been donated thanks to major gifts by several community and business leaders. Download the video report which appeared 3/13/09 on Fox19. Download a full description of the project. To donate online, click the "Online Giving" button to the right and indicate that your Contribution should go to the "Bell Restoration Fund". Or you can make checks payable to:
Holy Cross-Immaculata Church
And send to:
Bell Restoration Fund
30 Guido Street
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202
Thanks for your interest in this project. Questions:
Email us at
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 17 March 2009 )
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