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Parish Procedure Guide
Materials and resources are available on the CMA website:
www.AOCstewardship.org/CMA
Find “CMA Info for Parish Staff” linked under the “Catholic
Ministries Appeal” menu dropdown of the website
Use the password: cma2007
2021 CMA ● Page 1 ● Parish Procedure GuideTABLE OF CONTENTS
Overview & Key Points .......................................................................3
Leading the CMA.................................................................................... 4
Role of the Pastor ........................................................................................................... 4
Role of the CMA Parish Chair .......................................................................................... 5
Role of the Parish Key Contact ........................................................................................ 5
Tips & Best Practices for Success ........................................................6
COVID Considerations for the CMA.....................................................7
2021 CMA Timeline ............................................................................8
Updated Procedures ........................................................................ 10
Handling CMA pledges and gifts ....................................................... 11
Parish Listing ........................................................................................ 13
2021 Parish Goal Information........................................................................................ 15
Stewardship Department
Archdiocese of Cincinnati
100 E. Eighth Street, 2nd Floor
Cincinnati, OH 45202
Office Contacts:
David Kissell Matt Reinkemeyer
Director of the Department of Stewardship Director of Development Operations
(513) 263-3381 (513) 263-6672
dkissell@catholicAOC.org mreinkemeyer@catholicAOC.org
Teresa Meyer Toni Alander
Development Communications Manager Donor Relations and Database Coordinator
(513) 263-6639 (513) 263-3469
tmeyer@catholicAOC.org talander@catholicAOC.org
James Hess Ryan Lopez
Development Officer Development Officer
(513) 263-6629 (513) 263-3382
jhess@catholicAOC.org rlopez@catholicAOC.org
Maureen Griffin Michelle Zerhusen
Campaign & Appeal Assistant Campaign & Appeal Assistant
(513) 263-6630 (513) 263-6631
mgriffin@catholicAOC.org mzerhusen@catholicAOC.org
2021 CMA ● Page 2 ● Parish Procedure GuideOverview & Key Points
1) The Catholic Ministries Appeal is an annual effort of all the parishes in the Archdiocese of
Cincinnati to raise funds for six areas of ministry:
● Catholic Charities
and Social Services ● Seminary and Vocations
● Retired Archdiocesan Priests ● St. Rita School for the Deaf
● Campus, Hospital, and Prison Ministries ● New Evangelization
2) The 2020 CMA raised $5.28 million in pledges to the appeal from 25,425 families. The 2021 CMA
goal is the same as last year: to raise at least $5 million.
3) Parish Goals and Over-goal Rebates
§ Each parish has an individual CMA goal which represents a proportionate share of the
overall $5 million total based on annual contributions to the parish. These goals are NOT
based on past CMA performance or number of families. The Stewardship Department
works with the Finance Department to compile these goals based on submitted parish
financial data. A listing of parish goals for the 2021 CMA will be available in late December
on the “CMA Info for Parish Staff” page of the CMA website, AOCstewardship.org/CMA.
The password to access this portion of the website is: cma2007.
§ Parishes that exceed their goal will receive half of the overage to use for its own needs. In
2020, 95 parishes exceeded their goal in pledges! As a result, these parishes are receiving
50% of their over-goal donations, approximately a total of $480,322. An initial distribution
of over $393,000 was made in October 2020 to these parishes.
§ It is in the parish’s interest to designate a parish ministry to benefit from the over-goal
rebate. If your parish has not made its designation yet, we encourage you to select one
and promote it to your parish.
4) Important dates for the 2021 CMA:
§ Pre-announcement Weekend is January 16/17
§ Announcement Weekend is January 23/24
§ First CMA Mailing will go in the mail on January 22
§ In-Between Weekend is January 30/31 – due to start of Catholic Schools Week
§ Commitment Weekend is February 6/7
§ Follow-up Weekend is February 13/14
§ Second CMA Mailing will go out in Early March
§ Third CMA Mailing will go out in Late April
5) Materials and resources for the 2021 CMA can be downloaded at www.AOCstewardship.org/CMA
§ Click the “Catholic Ministries Appeal” menu dropdown and then “CMA Info for Parish
Staff”. Use the password: cma2007
2021 CMA ● Page 3 ● Parish Procedure GuideLeading the CMA
Role of the Pastor
Studying the success of the CMA in various parishes shows that the enthusiastic support and
participation of the pastor is the most significant factor that leads to a successful Catholic Ministries
Appeal in a parish. The pastor is a powerful influence in the success of the CMA, by reminding
parishioners of the parish’s interconnectedness with the Archdiocese and the universal Church.
Here are just a few of the key ways in which the pastor can make a difference:
• Your pledge matters. Prayerfully consider your personal pledge to the CMA. Your parishioners
look to you as a model in the stewardship of treasure.
• Speak enthusiastically. On Announcement Weekend, Commitment Weekend, and in mid-
Appeal, your sincere and enthusiastic words, preferably integrated into the homily and given
by you at every parish Mass have a significant impact. This is especially important in carrying
out the In-Pew Appeal on Commitment Weekend.
• Promote parish benefits. Remind parishioners frequently of the opportunity to support the
parish need you designated to receive 50% of the parish’s over-goal CMA donations.
• Praise past success. If your parish exceeded its CMA goal in 2020, be sure to let parishioners
know about the funds being returned to the parish and how these funds are being used.
• Show the video. Show the 2021 CMA video after Masses, meetings, and other appropriate
opportunities. It’s a powerful method of conveying the importance of the CMA ministries.
• Lead in prayer. Lead the parish in prayer for the success of the Appeal, not for the sake of
meeting a goal number, but for the sake of the many who will be served by the ministries that
are supported by gifts to the 2021 CMA.
• Talk one-on-one with parishioners. Take advantage of opportunities to promote the Appeal
in other interactions with parishioners, particularly those who are new to the parish or whom
you know have given in the past, but have not yet responded in the current year.
• Promote whenever you can. In addition to Mass time, mentioning the CMA at meetings and
other gatherings will help keep the message in front of parishioners.
2021 CMA ● Page 4 ● Parish Procedure GuideRole of the CMA Parish Chair (Optional)
The Parish Chair(s) serve as a partner with the Pastor to promote the CMA. Enthusiastic commitment
to the ministries supported by the Appeal and the ability to speak comfortably to parishioners about
the importance of contributing are the most important characteristics of a Parish Chair.
• The Parish Chair(s) give a personal witness to the CMA at all Masses on Announcement
Weekend. This is a great opportunity to inspire parishioners to open their hearts to giving.
• At all other times during the course of the Appeal, Parish Chair(s) should be an approachable
presence, willing to answer questions, and speak positively about the Appeal during parish
meetings, after-Mass gatherings, etc.
Chairs should contact Matt Reinkemeyer at mreinkemeyer@catholicAOC.org or (513) 263-6672 with
any questions or concerns about their role.
Role of the Parish Key Contact
The Parish Key Contact has a very important role in coordinating logistics at the parish. This is often,
but not necessarily, a parish staff member. The CMA Key Contact:
• Makes sure communications appear. Ensures that bulletin announcements and optional
promotional materials appear in publications, social media, etc. when scheduled and as
appropriate.
• Carries out or supervises such responsibilities as collecting, batching, and mailing gifts and
pledges. NOTE: Please do not open sealed CMA envelopes. See pages 11-12 for important
instructions about handling contributions.
• Is the key liaison between the parish and the Archdiocesan Stewardship Department.
Parish Key Contacts should contact Matt Reinkemeyer at mreinkemeyer@catholicAOC.org or
(513) 263-6672 with any questions or concerns about their role.
2021 CMA ● Page 5 ● Parish Procedure GuideTips & Best Practices for Success
1) Be positive. Exhibit a sincere, enthusiastic attitude toward the Catholic Ministries Appeal, the
Archdiocese, and our shared ministries.
2) Review. Look at last year’s results, evaluate the approaches that were taken, and determine
ways to ensure even more success in 2021.
3) Plan. Use this Guide to develop your 2021 CMA schedule. Put dates on parish calendars.
4) BEST PRACTICE: Use bulletin announcements. Please designate a space for CMA information
to be published in your parish bulletin especially in January – March. Utilize the resources and
promotional materials available on the “CMA Info for Parish Staff” page of the CMA website,
www.AOCstewardship.org/CMA.
5) BEST PRACTICE: Communication from the Pastor. As much as possible, have the Pastor be
the primary spokesperson for the CMA in the parish e.g. have ongoing Mass Announcements
reporting parish progress especially in January – March.
6) BEST PRACTICE: Play Archbishop Schnurr’s recorded homily at all Masses on Announcement
Weekend or use the text to inform the homily given by the Pastor.
7) BEST PRACTICE: Use the CMA video(s) as much as possible. Examples include in church,
gathering space, parish meetings, post on your parish website and social media pages, etc.
8) BEST PRACTICE: Plan for and implement the in-pew process on Commitment Weekend. A
successful in-pew appeal makes a substantial difference in meeting and exceeding your parish
goal. See COVID considerations on the next page for options for In-Pew process.
9) Stress the benefits of pledging. Making monthly payments over a 10-month period allows
donors to incorporate their CMA pledge into their household budgets and provides ongoing
CMA ministries with a steady flow of support.
10) Ways to give. Remind parishioners of the many ways a gift can be made: cash/check,
electronic giving (credit card or EFT), stock donations, IRA charitable rollover.
11) BEST PRACTICE: Use resources. Make use of supplied promotional materials and the
assistance of the Stewardship Department e.g. displaying the CMA Poster. See Media Toolkit
for more ideas!
12) BEST PRACTICE: Monitor and share your parish’s progress. Parish’s progress toward their
goals are updated regularly on the “CMA Info for Parish Staff” page of the CMA website.
Sharing this progress can then be done on your parish website, social media, bulletin, and
email updates.
13) Remind parishioners of their local connection to the CMA. Stress how the funds are used
right here in our Archdiocese, to support very important ministries.
14) Promote parish benefit. Remind parishioners that 50% of any over-goal gifts to the Appeal
will be returned to the parish to support the local ministry that the parish has designated.
15) Thank parishioners frequently. Each household that responds to the 2021 CMA will receive a
thank you letter and receipt from Archbishop Schnurr, but please don’t hesitate to thank
parishioners in your own words or by using bulletin announcements.
2021 CMA ● Page 6 ● Parish Procedure GuideCOVID Considerations for the CMA
The pandemic has changed the way we do many things. While the basics of running the CMA remain
unchanged, there are a few considerations you may find helpful for this year:
1) Reduce Shared Items. A typical In-Pew process might include putting In-Pew envelopes and
pencils at the end of pews for people to pass down the pew at the designated time during
Mass. To reduce touches to shared items, consider placing these items on a table at the
entrances with signage asking people to grab their own on their way in and/or out of Mass.
2) Encourage Electronic Giving. Electronic giving saves postage and reduces the number of items
our staff has to manually handle. We have online giving available on our website at
www.AOCstewardship.org.
3) Encourage Text-To-Give. If people don’t want to have to touch items provided in Church, they
can be encouraged to participate by texting “CMA2021” to 513-586-1978. This could even be
done as part of or in place of a typical In-Pew process. Donors will receive a link to complete
their donation either at that time or at their own convenience. This is also a great option for
people who are participating in your live streamed Mass.
4) Use Alternate Communication Channels. With fewer of our parishioners physically joining us
for Mass, parish communication channels have become very important. Don’t forget to
include CMA information and ways to give in your bulletin, email blasts, social media, etc.
These are simply suggestions. As always, you know your parish better than we do and we encourage
you to set a plan for the CMA that is most appropriate to your parish’s unique circumstances.
2021 CMA ● Page 7 ● Parish Procedure Guide2021 CMA Timeline
1) Pre-announcement Weekend – January 16/17, 2021
§ Publish Bulletin Announcement for this weekend.
§ Display CMA posters.
§ Read Mass announcement about the start of the CMA.
2) Main Mailing – Letter #1
First general CMA 2021 mailing goes out on January 22.
§ letter from Archbishop Schnurr
§ promotional information about the CMA
§ pledge card
§ return envelope
3) Announcement Weekend – January 23/24, 2021
§ Publish this week’s Bulletin Announcement.
§ Read the Mass Announcement for this weekend.
§ Play the Archbishop’s Audio Homily. At homily time, the Pastor/Celebrant introduces
Archbishop Schnurr’s Homily.
o Alternate Option, consult the text of the Archbishop’s homily on our website and
adapt it for your own homily that ties in the readings and the CMA. This may be
particularly helpful for livestreamed Masses where the audio homily may not come
through well.
§ Include CMA 2021 intercession in General Intercessions.
§ (Optional) Parish Chair gives brief personal witness in support of the CMA.
§ (Optional) Show CMA 2021 video or Archbishop’s CMA video message in parish gathering
space after all Masses.
4) In-between Weekend – January 30/31, 2021
§ Publish this week’s Bulletin Announcement.
§ Read the Mass Announcement for this weekend.
5) Commitment Weekend – February 6/7, 2021
§ Publish this week’s Bulletin Announcement.
§ Read the Mass Announcement for this weekend.
§ Homily time:
Ø Homily. Pastor/Celebrant gives homily on the readings of the day, incorporating the
work of the CMA ministries, importance of the appeal, etc. where possible.
Ø Use your discretion to safely distribute In-Pew envelopes – see COVID Considerations
above.
2021 CMA ● Page 8 ● Parish Procedure GuideØ Invite Parishioners to make a gift to the CMA by using the In-Pew Envelope or by
texting “CMA2021” to 513-586-1978.
§ Include special 2021 CMA Intercession in the General Intercessions.
§ (Optional) Show CMA 2021 video or Archbishop’s CMA video in parish gathering space after all
Masses, or if feasible, in church as part of the In-Pew process.
§ Returned Pledge envelopes. Follow the instructions (section below) for returning any CMA
gifts and pledges. Please do not open sealed CMA envelopes.
6) Follow-up Weekend – February 13/14, 2021
§ Publish this week’s Bulletin Announcement.
§ Read the Mass Announcement for this weekend.
§ Have In-Pew Envelopes available for anyone that may have missed Commitment Weekend.
7) February – July, 2021
Date We do You do
Promote CMA at all Masses using 2021
promotional materials.
All weekends:
February 13 Run Bulletin Announcements:
through June 27 Feb. 13/14
Feb. 20/21
Feb. 27/28
All Mondays Return CMA pledges or gifts received at
(or as needed) weekend Masses (see next section).
Second general mailing to all prior
Early March CMA donors and select number of
non-donors.
April 4
Easter Sunday
Third general mailing to those who
Late April
gave in previous years, but not yet
this year.
Sat., April 24 Run Bulletin Announcement for
Sun., April 25 Mid-Appeal Update
Pastor or Parish Chair gives mid-Appeal
Mid-Appeal
update at Masses.
Weekend
Sat., May 1
Optional CMA Second Collection at all
Sun., May 2
Masses.
2021 CMA ● Page 9 ● Parish Procedure GuideProcedures
Detailed Pledge Report for your Parish:
To help save on printing and mailing costs, detailed pledge reports including donor and donation
details will be available upon request only. You can have an electronic copy, or a mailed copy, sent to
you be contacting Matt Reinkemeyer at mreinkemeyer@catholicAOC.org or (513) 263-6672. This
report is always sent to the attention of the Pastor for him to review and disseminate as appropriate.
Parishioner Information Updates:
Updates will NO LONGER be sent to Letter Concepts. Please send your changes to the Stewardship
Department directly by doing the following:
• Use the following format in an Excel spreadsheet:
First & Last Name Current Address Change to be Made
Mark Smith 555 Walnut Ave New address: 123 Park St., Dayton, OH 45377
John & Jane Doe 456 Main St., Cincinnati, John passed away. Please change to Mrs. Jane
OH 45202 Doe
Martha Johnson 999 42nd St., 45230 New Parishioner
• Name your Excel file with your parish number, name, and the date the changes are being sent
o Example: 10 – All Saints – 11.1.18
• Send all changes via email to Matt Reinkemeyer at mreinkemeyer@catholicAOC.org
NOTE: While we will gladly accept any changes you have, we especially need your help in updating
records for deceased and new members of your parish. Please prioritize this updates over other
changes, such as address changes. Address changes are also being captured on the National Change
of Address list we receive from our mailhouse.
Materials and resources are available on the CMA website:
www.AOCstewardship.org/CMA
Find “CMA Info for Parish Staff” linked under “Catholic Ministries
Appeal” menu dropdown of the website
Use the password: cma2007
2021 CMA ● Page 10 ● Parish Procedure GuideHandling CMA pledges and gifts
We appreciate all that you do to make the Catholic Ministries Appeal a success! Please follow this
procedure so that all gifts can be recorded accurately and acknowledged properly. Thank you!
Receiving and handling CMA Pledges & Gifts
The parish may receive 4 different kinds of CMA responses. Each type has its own procedure for
handling. In ALL cases, please do not record CMA gifts on a parish’s tax receipt record. Every donor
will receive an acknowledgement and receipt from Archbishop Schnurr.
1. Loose cash and coins
• Please count all loose cash and coins received for the CMA.
• Write a check drawn on your parish account for the corresponding amount, made out to
Catholic Ministries Appeal.
• Deposit the cash and coins in your parish account.
• Place the check for the corresponding amount in the prepaid return mailer or your own
packaging with sufficient postage for mailing to the address listed on the next page. Also, if
provided, please include any donor information (e.g. name, address) that corresponds with
the cash received.
2. Checks without envelopes
• Please bundle all loose CMA checks (those not received in sealed envelopes) and bind them
together with a rubber band.
• Attach a slip with your parish name and parish ID number to each bundle of loose checks to
ensure that all gifts from your parish are accurately credited to your parish.
• Place bundles of loose checks in the prepaid return mailer or your own packaging with
sufficient postage for mailing to the address listed on the next page.
3. Sealed Pledge envelopes (either In-Pew envelopes or Pledge Cards in sealed envelopes)
• Please do not open sealed CMA pledge envelopes.
• Bundle sealed envelopes together and bind with a rubber band.
• Attach a slip with your parish name and parish ID number to each bundle of sealed pledge
envelopes.
• Place bundles of sealed pledge envelopes in the prepaid return mailer or your own packaging
with sufficient postage for mailing to the address listed on the next page.
4. Completed Pledge cards without Envelopes
You may receive some pledge cards without an envelope.
• Check to make sure your parish is correctly identified on each pledge card and that the card
has been completed.
• Bundle loose completed pledge cards together and bind them with a rubber band.
• Place the bundled pledge cards in the prepaid return mailer or your own packaging with
sufficient postage for mailing to the address listed on the next page.
2021 CMA ● Page 11 ● Parish Procedure GuideHandling CMA pledges and gifts (continued)
Preparing and Returning Return Mailer
1. Please confirm all items are in the prepaid return mailer or your own packaging with sufficient
postage to be mailed to the address below.
2. Seal the prepaid return mailer or your own packaging.
3. Write your parish name and parish identification number on the outside of the prepaid return
mailer or your own packaging.
4. Please send the prepaid return mailer or your own packaging with sufficient postage to the
address listed below.
* Your parish ID Number can be found in the “listing of parishes” at www.AOCstewardship.org/CMA
on the “CMA Info for Parish Staff” page (password is: cma2007).
The address for pledge return and correspondence is:
Catholic Ministries Appeal
100 E. Eighth Street
Cincinnati, OH 45202
Pledge/gift handling assistance
Please feel free to contact Matt Reinkemeyer at mreinkemeyer@catholicAOC.org or
(513) 263-6672 with any questions or concerns. We look forward to providing assistance.
Gift acknowledgment
• Every responding household will receive a thank you letter and receipt from Archbishop
Schnurr. Please note that parishes should NOT provide receipts to donors.
• Please be sure to thank parishioners (in pastor’s remarks, bulletin announcements, etc.) in a
general fashion throughout the course of the Appeal.
Tracking progress toward goal
• Parish goals for the 2021 CMA can be found on the “CMA Info for Parish Staff” page under
the “Catholic Ministries Appeal” menu dropdown at www.AOCstewardship.org/CMA. The
password to access this portion of the website is: cma2007.
2021 CMA ● Page 12 ● Parish Procedure GuideParish Listing
Catholic Ministries Appeal
Parish Listing with ID Numbers
Parish ID Parish Name Parish ID Parish Name
# #
10 ALL SAINTS 480 NATIVITY
21 ANNUNCIATION 494 NATIVITY BVM - CASSELLA
32 ASCENSION - Dayton 637 O L OF VICTORY
63 ASSUMPTION 502 OUR LADY OF GOOD HOPE
135 CHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION 972 OUR LADY OF GRACE PARISH
143 CORPUS CHRISTI - Cincinnati 524 OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE
152 EMMANUEL 532 OUR LADY OF IMM CONCEPTION
155 GOOD SHEPHERD 3351 OUR LADY OF LAVANG
160 GUARDIAN ANGELS 557 OUR LADY OF LOURDES
182 HOLY ANGELS - Dayton 2586 OUR LADY OF SORROWS
195 HOLY ANGELS - Sidney 603 OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY - Cincinnati
212 HOLY CROSS - Dayton 612 OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY - Dayton
201 HOLY CROSS IMMACULATA 620 OUR LADY OF THE SACRED HEART
227 HOLY FAMILY - Cincinnati 647 OUR LADY OF VISITATION
232 HOLY FAMILY - Dayton 100 OUR LORD CHRIST THE KING
245 HOLY FAMILY - Frenchtown 664 PRECIOUS BLOOD - CHICKSAW
3356 HOLY FAMILY - Middletown 672 PRECIOUS BLOOD - Dayton
271 HOLY NAME 677 Queen of Apostles
296 HOLY NAME - Trenton 682 Queen of Martyrs
304 HOLY REDEEMER 696 QUEEN OF PEACE
314 HOLY ROSARY 707 RESURRECTION
328 HOLY TRINITY - Batavia 755 SACRED HEART MCCARTYVILLE
2250 HOLY TRINITY - Cincinnati 769 SACRED HEART - New Carlisle
334 HOLY TRINITY - Coldwater 721 SACRED HEART - Cincinnati
342 HOLY TRINITY - Dayton 746 SACRED HEART - Fairfield
368 HOLY TRINITY - West Union 779 SACRED HEART - St Paris
375 IMMACULATE CONCEPTION - Botkins 782 ST ADALBERT CONGREGATION
385 IMMACULATE CONCEPTION - Bradford 812 ST ALBERT THE GREAT
394 IMMACULATE CONCEPTION - Celina 834 ST ALOYSIUS
409 IMMACULATE CONCEPTION N Lewisburg 866 ST ALOYSIUS - Shandon
410 IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY 827 ST ALOYSIUS GONZAGA
422 INCARNATION 847 ST ALOYSIUS ON-THE-OHIO
449 MARY HELP OF CHRISTIANS - Fairborn 888 ST ANDREW
454 MARY HELP OF CHRISTIANS - Ft Recovery 3342 ST ANDREW KIM, Korean Community
461 MOTHER OF CHRIST 878 ST ANGELA MERICI PARISH
893 ST ANN - Cincinnati
2021 CMA ● Page 13 ● Parish Procedure GuideParish ID Parish Name Parish ID Parish Name
# #
906 ST ANN - Hamilton 1372 ST HELEN
918 ST ANN - Williamsburg 1392 ST HENRY - Dayton
954 ST ANTHONY - Coldwater 1404 ST HENRY - St Henry
940 ST ANTHONY - Cincinnati 1413 ST IGNATIUS
932 ST ANTHONY - Dayton 1440 ST JAMES - WYOMING (Valley)
967 ST ANTONINUS 1433 ST JAMES (WHITE OAK)
982 ST AUGUSTINE - GERMANTOWN 1524 ST JOHN (FRYBURG)
999 ST AUGUSTINE - Jamestown 1550 ST JOHN FISHER
1004 ST AUGUSTINE - Minster 3400 ST JOHN NEUMANN
1016 ST AUGUSTINE - Waynesville 1463 ST JOHN THE BAPTIST - Cincinnati
1023 ST BARTHOLOMEW 1477 ST JOHN THE BAPTIST - Harrison
712 ST BENEDICT THE MOOR 1484 ST JOHN THE BAPTIST - Maria Stein
1038 ST BENIGNUS 1505 ST JOHN THE BAPTIST - Tipp City
1048 ST BERNADETTE 1510 ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST - Deer Park
1061 ST BERNARD 1536 ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST - New Paris
1087 ST BERNARD 1546 ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST - West Chester
1054 ST BERNARD - BURKETTSVILLE 1627 ST JOSEPH - North Bend
1079 ST BERNARD - Springfield 1592 ST JOSEPH - Dayton
1101 ST BONIFACE 1604 ST JOSEPH - Egypt
1115 ST BONIFACE - Piqua 1616 ST JOSEPH - Hamilton
1129 ST BRIGID 1649 ST JOSEPH - Springfield
1137 ST CATHARINE 1634 ST JOSEPH - ST JOSEPH
1140 ST CECILIA 1654 ST JOSEPH - Wapakoneta
1162 ST CHARLES BORROMEO - Kettering 1581 ST JOSEPH PARISH
1179 ST CHARLES BORROMEO - S Charlestown 1667 ST JUDE
1182 ST CHRISTOPHER 3670 ST JULIE BILLIART
1193 ST CLARE 1677 ST LAWRENCE
1203 ST CLEMENT 1695 ST LAWRENCE (RHINE)
1218 ST COLUMBAN 1707 ST LEO CONGREGATION
1228 ST COLUMBKILLE 2235 ST LEONARD FAITH COMMUNITY
1235 ST DENIS 1711 ST LOUIS
1247 ST DOMINIC 1738 ST LOUIS - Owensville
3890 ST ELIZABETH ANN SETON 1725 ST LOUIS-NORTH STAR
1284 ST FRANCIS - CRANBERRY PRAIRIE 1749 ST LUKE - Beavercreek
1290 ST FRANCIS DE SALES - Cincinnati 1763 ST MARGARET MARY
1306 ST FRANCIS DE SALES - Lebanon 1768 ST MARGARET OF YORK
1272 ST FRANCIS OF ASSISI 1640 ST MARGARET/ST JOHN PARISH
1311 ST FRANCIS SERAPH 1787 ST MARTIN OF TOURS
1320 ST FRANCIS XAVIER 1828 ST MARY - Bethel
1330 ST GABRIEL 1836 ST MARY - Camden
1358 ST GEORGE 1841 ST MARY - Cincinnati (Old St. Marys)
1360 ST GERTRUDE 1862 ST MARY - Dayton
2021 CMA ● Page 14 ● Parish Procedure GuideParish ID Parish Name Parish ID Parish Name
# #
1908 ST MARY - Hillsboro 2276 ST PHILIP
1936 ST MARY - Oxford 2288 St Philomena
1944 ST MARY - PHILOTHEA 2309 ST RAPHAEL
1955 ST MARY - Piqua 2315 ST REMY
1979 ST MARY - Urbana 2332 ST RITA
1818 ST MARY (ARNHEIM) 2341 ST ROBERT BELLARMINE CHAPEL
1850 ST MARY (HYDE PARK) 2364 ST ROSE - St Rose
1885 ST MARY -Greenville 2350 ST ROSE - Cincinnati
1876 ST MARY of the Assumption - Spingboro 2370 ST SAVIOUR
1989 ST MARY OF THE WOODS 2384 St Sebastian
1998 ST MARY QUEEN OF HEAVEN 2397 ST SIMON THE APOSTLE
2013 ST MATTHIAS 2400 ST STEPHEN
3336 ST MAXIMILIAN KOLBE 2436 ST SUSANNA
2035 ST MICHAEL - Ft Loramie 2455 ST TERESA - Covington
2049 ST MICHAEL - Mechanicsburg 2479 ST TERESA - Springfield
2058 ST MICHAEL - MT ORAB 2464 ST TERESA Little Flower - Rockford
2078 ST MICHAEL - Ripley 2447 ST TERESA OF AVILA
2080 ST MICHAEL - SHARONVILLE 433 ST THÉRÈSE LITTLE FLOWER - Cincinnati
2091 ST MONICA/ST GEORGE 2498 ST THOMAS MORE (WITHAMSVILLE)
2105 ST NICHOLAS 2518 ST VERONICA
2119 ST PATRICK - Bellfountaine 2527 ST VINCENT DE PAUL
2165 ST PATRICK - Troy 2530 ST VINCENT FERRER
2156 ST PATRICK (GLYNWOOD) 2543 ST VIVIAN
3250 ST PAUL - Engelwood 2554 St Wendelin
2184 ST PAUL - Sharpsburg 2567 ST WILLIAM
2199 ST PAUL - Yellow Springs 2245 STS PETER & Paul - Newport
2234 ST PETER - ST PETER 2260 STS PETER & PAUL - Reading
2202 ST PETER - Huber Heights 2595 TRANSFIGURATION
2228 ST PETER - New Richmond 3359 VIETNAMESE CATHOLIC COMMUNITY,
2216 ST PETER IN CHAINS - Hamilton Dayton
91 ST PETER IN CHAINS CATHEDRAL 2606 VISITATION
*Parish Goal Information: At the time of this Parish Guide being printed, the parish financial
information needed to determine individual parish goals was still being finalized. This information will
be posted in mid to late December 2020.
That listing of parish goals for the 2021 CMA can be found on the “CMA Info for Parish Staff” linked
under the “Catholic Ministries Appeal” menu dropdown of the website at
www.AOCstewardship.org/CMA. The password to access this portion of the website is: cma2007.
2021 CMA ● Page 15 ● Parish Procedure GuideYou can also read
