In-person masses are held on Sundays, 11:30 AM and 7:00 PM in the Chapel and require an RSVP, available here.
Bellarmine Chapel remains open for private prayer from 8 AM - 10 PM on Monday - Saturday and from 11:30 AM - 10 PM on Sundays.
We are providing a livestream of daily masses (Monday - Friday) as well as a Weekend Livestream mass.
For a listing of all the livestream Masses, please click here.
Please click COVID-19 RESPONSE for the latest updates from the parish.
Bellarmine Chapel remains open for private prayer from 8 AM - 10 PM on Monday - Saturday and from 11:30 AM - 10 PM on Sundays.
We are providing a livestream of daily masses (Monday - Friday) as well as a Weekend Livestream mass.
For a listing of all the livestream Masses, please click here.
Please click COVID-19 RESPONSE for the latest updates from the parish.
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News & Events
People of All Abilities Discernment Meeting
Interested in celebrating people of all abilities and learning more about how to combat marginalization? Join your fellow parishioners on Saturday, January 16th from 10 am - noon, as we discern how to create a truly welcoming and hospitable Bellarmine community for and with people living with disabilities and their families. Our hope is that this will lead to an ongoing action team or other coordinated response within the parish. All are welcome! Fill out this webform to receive the Zoom link for our People of All Abilities Discernment Meeting! MLK Sunday: Guest Reflection at Mass and City-Wide Opportunities
This Sunday, January 17, our parish recognizes the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the need for ongoing efforts at anti-racism with a guest reflection during the livestream mass from former BYG member and current XU student, Mickey Townsend. Mickey serves as the President of the Xavier student body and the Catholic Campaign for Human Development intern for the Archdiocese. She is deeply involved in anti-racism work on campus and beyond. There are also a number of virtual and in-person events happening in our city:
Parish Winter Retreat-- Stretching Toward Anti-Racism: Lament to Conversion
Two of our Core Teams and the pastoral staff have discerned that the focus for our winter retreat needs to be a look at the tough questions of racism. Join our parish community on Saturday, January 30, 2021, 9 AM - 1 PM, led by Joshua Peters, SJ, a founding member of the Jesuit Anti-Racism Sodality, presently serving in Detroit; and a team of parishioners and staff. The retreat will be virtual, with materials and prayers all will receive in advance. Our time together through Zoom will combine large group, breakout groups, and individual reflection time around the theme of becoming more anti-racist through lament and conversion. Please RSVP to receive the Zoom link. Public Mass Reservation Links
You can make reservations for the public masses in the Main Chapel through the links below. More details on registering can be found on our COVID-19 Response page. Sunday, January 17, 11:30 AM and 7 PM Sunday, January 24, 11:30 AM and 7 PM INVITATION TO INQUIRY
Our RCIA ministry has produced this new video inviting people to “take the first step” and come to our Inquiry sessions. Several recent “neophytes” and “newly confirmed” tell the stories of what moved them to come and why they continued. Only 8 minutes long, it can now be accessed here on our parish website or on YouTube . Please take a few minutes to watch it, then consider to whom you could send the link, or refer them to our website. Help us spread this invitation! |
CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS
Click here to volunteer to help other parishioners during the Coronavirus quarantine. We have specific jobs, or you can offer to have us call you as needs arise. Thank you for your generosity! REQUEST ASSISTANCE
During the Coronavirus quarantine, if you need assistance of any kind from the Chapel - meals, financial help, someone to pray with, anything- please fill out this form. All requests will remain confidential. RECEIVING COMMUNION AT HOME
Click here if you would like to receive communion at home, or if you are a home distributor and want to download the information sheet about the distribution ritual and our safety procedures. PRAYER REQUESTS
If you would like us to pray for anyone you know, please fill out this form. This is for general prayer requests in addition to those who have been diagnosed with COVID-19 and/or any healthcare workers or first responders who are on the front lines. MAILING LIST
Sign up here for news and information about our parish, or to join our prayer chain to pray for other members of our community. REGISTERING AT BELLARMINE
Whether you want to make Bellarmine your regular, local parish, or are joining us from afar for our livestream, you can now register be an "official" part of the Bellarmine Community. Please fill out this interest form and the appropriate link will be mailed to you. Bulletins
Mass Times
Sunday 9:00 AM livestream 11:30 AM in Chapel* 7:00 PM in Chapel* *Reservation required Monday-Friday 5:00 PM livestream and in Chapel Livestream and Reservation links can be found at the top of the homepage Reconciliation
By appointment at 513-745-2950 MISSION STATEMENT Bellarmine Chapel is a Catholic faith community that strives to live out the teaching and example of Jesus Christ in the spiritual tradition of St. Ignatius of Loyola. We seek to be a parish where lives are transformed by the new and creative ways of the Holy Spirit. Nourished at the table of the Eucharist, we are sent on mission to make disciples, serve those in need, work for justice, and welcome all with love. To read more about our values and how we live out our mission, click here. YOUTUBE
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