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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Observing Lent at Bellarmine
We have begun our season of Lent, and we hope you will join us during these six weeks for a variety of events, groups and activities dedicated to prayer and social mission. There are daily and weekly opportunities for adults, teens, children and families, so be sure to check them out and sign up! Three Weeks of Scrutiny Rites
Our RCIA participants are in their final preparation for the Easter sacraments. We who walk with them will be called on Easter to renew our own baptismal vows. On these next three Sundays of Lent, we are all called to ponder our lives and our relationship with Jesus. Where do we need him to bring us forgiveness, healing or new life? You are invited to submit your personal reflections of what you need to bring to Jesus. We will then offer them as intercessions during the Scrutiny Rites at our Masses on the 3rd, 4th and 5th Sundays of Lent. Part 2 of Fratelli Tutti: The Invitation to New Forms of Integrity, Faith and Connection with Dr. Gillian Ahlgren
Join us Monday, March 8, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. as Bellarmine Chapel, the Institute for Spirituality and Social Justice and Resources for Renewal present a Zoom-based presentation and dialogue with Dr. Gillian Ahlgren. Building upon Dr. Ahlgren’s first livestream (available here) on Chapters 1 and 2 of Pope Francis's recent encyclical, Fratelli Tutti, this talk will walk us through the remaining chapters, with a focus on integrating the challenges and possibilities of solidarity, our only path toward genuine human flourishing. You can RSVP to receive the Zoom link for our Fratelli Tutti event here. We Need Your Photos this Lent!
As we continue to journey together through Lent, we are making plans for the upcoming liturgies during Holy Week and Easter. Because of COVID, once again, the number of people we can safely fit in the chapel will be limited. That means a large portion of our community will be joining us via livestream. We are preparing several moments during the liturgies where we can make sure everyone can get involved. We need your help! On Holy Thursday, during the foot washing, we will be displaying photos and videos from our community. If you have photos or short video clips of you and your family serving members of the parish and the wider community, we invite you to send those in. We are working on a way to share those images on the livestream and underscore the significance of this moment in the Holy Thursday liturgy that reminds us how Jesus gave himself in service to the very end, and how Christ’s charity embraces all people. Additionally, on Good Friday, during the veneration of the cross, we will also display images from members of the community. If you have a crucifix or cross in your home, we invite you to send us a photo so that we can share those images. In order to give our teams time to prepare the music and videos, we are asking that everything be submitted by Palm Sunday, March 28. If you have trouble submitting your images with the forms linked above, please contact Melissa Batka. |
MASS INTENTIONS
Offering a Mass for a special intention is a long-standing tradition in the Catholic Church. Read more about how you can request a mass for friends and family. 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. 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! 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 |
Bellarmine Chapel
(513) 745 - 3398 |
Mailing Address:
3800 Victory Parkway Cincinnati, OH 45207-2211 |
Physical Address:
3801 St. Francis Xavier Way Cincinnati, OH 45207 |
Parish Center Address:
3832 Ledgewood Dr. Cincinnati, OH 45207 |