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Good News from Fr. Jeff:

Good News from Fr. Jeff:

Yep, all 3 weekend Sunday Masses are available.

The church is set up for social distancing. Hall is available for overflow crowd.

Coleen Hamilton

Betania, Venezuela Eucharistic Miracle

Written by Linda Connelly, Parishioner

Betania, Venezuela Eucharistic Miracle

  Written by Linda Connelly, Parishioner

 

On December 8, 1991 (the feast of The Immaculate Conception) Fr. Otty Ossa Aristizabal celebrated midnight Mass at the Marian Shrine of Finca, Batania in Cua, Venezuela.

After Consecration, he divided the large Host into four pieces, consumed one and placed the remaining Pieces on the paten. When he looked down a short time later, he noticed one of these Pieces showed a red spot with a red substance oozing from It, "as if blood from a wound." Numerous pilgrims in attendance at Mass that night confirmed that Fr. Otty had no wounds that this could have come from.

After Mass, Fr. Otty took the Host and placed it in the Sacristy to preserve It. At 6:00 am, he went to check on It and verified It continued to ooze, which shortly later became dry.

 

Under the direction of the Bishop of Los Teques, the Host was subjected to some special studies. These investigations were not nearly as in depth as the studies done on the Lanciano, Italy Eucharist in 1971 or the Buenos Aires, Argentina Eucharist in 2004. However, it was confirmed that the Betania Host had bled human AB+ blood. This is the same rare blood type found in the other two miracles. AB+ blood being most commonly found in the Middle Eastern region.

 

The Betania bloody Host was made readily available for pilgrims to visit and adore/venerate shorty after these studies were completed.

 

A second miracle occurred with this Host in 1998. On November 12 of that year, a young man from New Jersey, Daniel J. Sandford, went on pilgrimage with his prayer group to Betania, Venezela to see this miraculous Host. After his spiritual director, Fr. Mazarella, celebrated Mass, the door of the Tabernacle containing the bleeding Host was opened for adoration. With other group members present, Mr. Sandford observed an incredible phenomenon. In his own words, this is what he described. "With great astonishment, I saw that the Host was as if in flames, and there was a pulsating Heart that was bleeding in Its center. I saw this for about 30 seconds or so: then the Host returned to normal. I was able to film a part of this miracle with my video camera..." This short footage can be seen today on Youtube. I encourage you to take a moment to watch it! Simply type Eucharistic Miracle of Betania, Venezuela in the search bar. 

 

In both the Lanciano, Italy (750) and the Buenos Aires, Argentina (1996) miraculous Hosts, it was proven by scientists that These were "living" human Heart tissues. Here we see a visual of This living Heart. In 2004 speaking of the Buenos Aires Host, Dr. Zugibe stated, "At the moment you brought me This sample, It was pulsating."

 

Today the blood of the Betania, Venezuela Host still appears fresh and It can be visited in the chapel of Perpetual Adoration at the convent of the Augustinians Recollects of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in Los Tequ

Link to more information and images is available in the link below.

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To schedule a baptism for a child 12 years or under, complete a Baptism Registration form,  and submit it to the parish office. For youth over 12 years of age and adults, complete an RCIA information request or call the parish office.

Confession Schedule

Every Saturday 12:00 - 1:00PM or by appointment

Mass Schedule

Sunday Masses: 4:30PM Saturday Vigil and 8:30 & 11:00AM Sunday
Daily Masses: 7:35AM Monday - Wednesday & Friday
Evening Mass (Wednesday only): 7:00PM
First Saturday Mass: 8:00AM Every first Saturday of the Month
Holy Days and Special Masses: Check the Bulletin

Confirmation

To schedule confirmation for a child in the seventh grade and under contact the parish office. CCD has a Summer sacraments available for ages 3rd thru 7th grade from June thru August to help students catch up in order to be confirmed the next CCD year.  Register for Summer Sacraments online.  For youth over 12 years of age and adults, complete an RCIA information request online or call the parish office.

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9:00AM - 5:00PM Monday - Wednesday & Friday

Closed on the following holidays and holy days of obligation:
New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day
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The Veil Removed

A short film that reveals the coming together of Heaven and Earth at Mass.


The Veil Removed Video

This video is meant to give real understanding to what is actually happening at Mass and reveals how Heaven and Earth come together at Mass.  The basis for the film come from information that came to light while doing research for a radio show, Catholic Women Now, hosted by Chris Magruder and Julie Nelson.


According to The Veil Removed website: "The Veil Removed is a short film that reveals the coming together of heaven and earth at Mass, as seen by saints and mystics, revealed by scripture and in the catechism of the Catholic Church."

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3285 Mills Road
Taylor Mill, KY 41015
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