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St. Gertrude is a Eucharist-centered Roman Catholic parish committed to the Word of God through the Dominican heritage of prayer, preaching, and teaching. Gathering as the Body of Christ and serving our brothers and sisters - within our Catholic family and beyond - we grow in love together on our journey with Jesus to the Father.

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Changes to the Website

There have been changes to website in order to help parishioners find what interests them.

  • Many of the ministries have a page that compiles all the news and events for that particular ministry e.g. the Funbunch found here http://stgertrude.org/min-funbunch You can find more ministries up under the Ministries tab (cascading menus).
  • We have reorganized the School tab and added a News tab. The items listed under these tabs are latest first (LIFO) queuing.

Auction Booth 2012

Click on a thumbnail for a sneak peek of some of the fabulous items you'll find in the Auction Booth! New items added as they come in, so check back often!

St. Gertrude Festival Hosts “Run To Remember”

MADEIRA, April 2012 – Saint Gertrude Parish has sponsored a 5K run as part of their festival for many years. This year, they have added a theme to the event—REMEMBRANCE—and invite our community friends and families to join them in this special event.

On June 9, 2012 at 8:30 a.m, join the St. Gertrude Parish community at their annual 5k run/walk as we celebrate the lives of family members and friends who passed away this year. This year, the parish will begin calling the event the “Run to Remember.” It will provide an opportunity for many parishioners and local neighborhood supporters to rally on behalf of families like the Hertzels, Holdens, Fiores, and Cordiers, who have lost a loved one. The event t-shirt will have a special design recognizing these individuals. Then, after the race, participants will enjoy Bruegger’s bagels, fruit from Green Bean Delivery, awards and more.

Contact Mark Findley at 417-9227 if you are interested in helping or participating. Register on-line at www.stgertrude.org or stop by the parish to pick up a flyer from the church or parish office. Let’s join together to take this great annual event and make it even more memorable for the families and those they have lost.

Click here to register

The Facts of Life: Science Speaks By Sister Mary Diana, O.P.

THE FACTS OF LIFE from Aquinas College Catechetics on Vimeo.

Fr. Robert Barron’s Catholicism: the Journey of a Lifetime Part 2

02/18/2012 - 8:40pm — admin

St. Gertrude Adult Faith Formation Program Presents Fr. Robert Barron’s

CATHOLICISM: the Journey of a Lifetime
SERIES AND DISCUSSION

Part One: Thursday evenings, Feb. 23 – March 22
Part Two: Thursday evenings, April 19 – May 17
Each evening will begin promptly at 7:00 p.m. in the School Cafeteria

For the first hour, we will watch an episode of Fr. Barron’s informative series, parts of which appeared on PBS last December. After a brief break, a brief presentation may be given, along with some discussion and questions. The series will help us enter more deeply into our faith, and will be a perfect preparation for the Year of Faith for the New Evangelization proclaimed by Pope Benedict, beginning on Oct. 11 of this year. The topics are as follows:

Iconography Workshop

01/01/2012 - 1:53pm — Event Editor

An Iconography workshop conducted by the Prosopon School will be held in the school art room from June 25-30th.

Cost - $550.00 includes materials and a gessoed board.
Hours approximately 9 AM - 5 PM Monday through Saturday.
For more info call Jenny Ward at (513) 271-1756 or jward7400@yahoo.com or contact the parish office.

Daily Mass on Sacred Heart Radio

On any given weekday morning at 11:30, the voices of nearly two dozen Dominican novices and priests can fill St. Gertrude Church in Madeira, as they chant the opening antiphon at the beginning of their daily Conventual Mass.

The Sacraments of Healing

This is “must” reading for Lent as a tool for those who have been away from the confessional for some time as well as for those looking to understand the sacraments more profoundly. In his book, Fr. Keller begins with the basics and goes on to answer deeper questions concerning the sacraments of penance and anointing of the sick. Non-Catholics, too, will find their questions about these sacraments answered.

Written especially for the layperson (yet also very helpful for seminarians and priests), 101 Questions and Answers on the Sacraments of Healing contains numerous insights to help both the beginner as well as the seasoned Catholic.

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