Community News
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Catholic Bishops of Ohio Issue Letter on Migrants and Refugees and Our Haitian Brothers and SistersPosted: Sep. 19, 2024
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Letter to the FaithfulArchbishop Schnurr Statement on the Opening Ceremony of the Olympics
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Bond Hill selected for ‘Community Makeover’ by Reds, P&G and Zoo
The Cincinnati Reds announced that Bond Hill has been selected for Community Makeover 2024 and Xavier Jesuit Academy is the "anchor project site" (click here to see the full press release).
More than 400 volunteers are expected to participate in the day-long service project, scheduled for August 1, 2024, from various, iconic Cincinnati area project partners (Cincinnati Reds, P&G, Cincinnati Zoo, Cincinnati Children's Hospital, GE Aerospace, Kroger and the Cincinnati Recreation Commission, among others.
See the recent Channel 5 News story about the "Makeover event" and Xavier Jesuit Academy as the "anchor project site" Bond Hill neighborhood selected for 2024 Community Makeover project.
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Letters to the Faithful From Archbishop Schnurr
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Holy Trinity Celebrating 30 Years!The Mayor of Norwood issued a proclamation honoring the 30th Anniversary of the formation of Holy Trinity Parish.
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Xavier Jesuit Academy
We are thrilled to announce that XJA has delivered three acceptance letters to students for the 2024-2025 academic year. Congratulations to the newest members of the XJA family!
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Crescent Parishes Community GardenFeatured in the Catholic Telegraph
Click the picture to read the article.
Crescent Parishes Garden & Last Mile Food Rescue
In Avondale, a neighborhood where obtaining fresh, nutritious food has posed an ongoing challenge, the alliance between Last Mile Food Rescue and the Crescent Parishes Garden stands as a testament to community unity and resilience. Last Mile Food Rescue, unwavering in its mission to combat food insecurity and reduce waste, partners with the Crescent Parishes Garden, an initiative deeply committed to cultivating nourishing produce for those in need. This collaboration has yielded a remarkable outcome, with over 800 pounds of freshly grown, organic produce finding its way to Avondale's underserved residents through The Last Mile Market. To learn more about Last Mile, visit www.lastmilefood.org. -
Archbishop Karl J. Alter Scholarship Fund
The Archbishop Karl J. Alter Scholarship Grant was established in1964 to promote African American Catholic leadership. Its purpose is to assist graduating senior high school students in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati who are African American and Catholic to attend a college or university. A scholarship grant recipient may choose to attend a parochial, private or public institution. The Archbishop Alter Scholarship is a four-year renewable grant (paid twice a year.)
Scholarship candidates are urged to attend a four-year college/university. Scholarship candidates who choose to attend a two-year college or university will be considered. A scholarship candidate must maintain at least a 2.5 grade point average in order to renew the scholarship.
Click here to acess the Scholarship Fund Application.
For more information contact Rev. Deacon Royce Winters, [email protected].
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