“This is no time to be ashamed of the Gospel. It is the time to preach it from the rooftops. Do not be afraid to break out of comfortable and routine modes of living in order to take up the challenge of making Christ known in the modern metropolis. ” - Pope St. John Paul II
A set of ministries for all adult parishioners to enrich their faith through numerous and diverse formation experiences.
The Altar Rosary Society provides spiritual, service, and social activities for women of the parish through recitation of the rosary, tending to the care of the sick and elderly, and promoting fellowship among all the parishioners.
An international movement, Cursillo aim to bring men and women to a personal relationship with Jesus Christ through fellowship, prayer, and a powerful weekend retreat experience.
Athletic competition founded on Catholic values available to all young people, including parish and school families and friends.
Weekly Wednesday night youth ministry program designed for 6th-8th graders to grow in enduring faith through relational ministry, catechesis, and outrageous fun.
A weekly ministry to children and their families that forms enduring faith and builds the domestic church.
This council provides support, consultation and assistance to the Pastor as well as the parish staff in connection to the financial operations of our Lady of Grace Catholic Church and School.
A small group of parishioners who seek out ways to show appreciation for those who serve and support Our Lady of Grace.
Griefshare is an opportunity for those going through the loss of a loved one to seek Christ's healing as a community.
To learn more or to attend a session, visit our Griefshare page and enter 46060 as the zip code.Serves those in need in Haiti by supporting and developing the sister parish linkage with St. Louis du Sud Parish.
A weekly session of bible study, prayer, and support for male inmates at the Hamilton County Jail.
An international organization dedicated to the ideals of charity, unity, fraternity, and patriotism by providing activities that are Catholic, family-oriented, fraternal, and service directed. Activities include pancake breakfasts and Lenten Friday fish fries.
A weekly ministry designed for high school students that grows enduring faith through relational ministry, leadership development, and powerful retreat and immersion experiences.
A team of content creators who tell the stories of Our Lady of Grace.
Monthly Graced Meals prepares and delivers a meal to low income, sick, shut-in, or elderly families on the last Saturday of each month.
Cantors, choir or ensemble members, and those who can lead/accompany on various instruments are asked to share those gifts as an enriching component of our liturgy.
The Order of Christian Initiation for Adults is the process for becoming Catholic which instructs about the faith, offers opportunities to grow in relationship with Christ, and prepares a small community to enter fully into the Catholic Church.
A STEM-certified Catholic school where faith flourishes and students from Pre-K -8th grade are formed in mind, body, and soul.
The Pastoral Council works in conjunction with the Pastor and Pastorate Leadership Team to set a vision for Our Lady of Grace and create plans to implement that vision.
The Respect Life Apostolate leads prayer, provides resources, and acts as advocates in defense of the sacredness of human life.
Stephen Ministry provides high-quality, one-to-one Christian care to individuals facing a variety of crises or life challenges including those who are experiencing grief, divorce, cancer, financial difficulties, hospitalization, chronic illness, job loss, disabilities, loneliness, spiritual crisis, or other life struggles.
Do you or someone you know need care from a Stephen Minister?Set up or clean up coffee and donuts each Sunday morning in order to foster community among parishioners.
A small group of parishioners who discern the recipients of our weekly parish tithe.
A senior citizen group (for those at least 55-years-old) which meets for monthly pitch-ins and fosters a friendly community.
Every adult (18+ years of age) who works with minors at Our Lady of Grace, even one time, must complete an online safe conduct training organized by our Diocese. Please click the link below to create a login and begin responsibly interacting with our young people:
Safe & Sacred Training