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WCPO Channel 9 News Response

As you may have seen, WCPO aired a piece on Sedamsville and the Serenelli Project on Wednesday, April 3. Whatever your judgment of the piece is, a few minutes of airtime cannot do the whole 2-hour interview justice. 

In today's media and cultural landscape, soundbites dominate the narrative. These brief excerpts cannot fully reflect the context, depth, and nuances of the conversation. They may also fail to accurately reflect our morals, vision, and the guiding principles of our Catholic faith. 

Your continued support is paramount to our future success and the lives we can transform. We appreciate your commitment to seeking the truth beyond the headlines.  

Below, there is a link to a transcript of the questions and answers from the interview. We pieced it together from memory of a two-hour interview, so we do not claim that this is a word-for-word transcript. It is meant to show the depth and breadth of the topics we covered and the answers we gave to the best of our memory. There may be parts of answers that were given to other questions, but we do remember saying all of what is written, or at least the gist is recalled. We also acknowledge that writing a response allows for the ability to edit and more precisely articulate our answers. This is intentional. We want to give clarity on what we believe, what we intend, how we operate, etc. We have been working on a FAQ sheet and will have it published in the coming months on our website, but if you have any questions about Serenelli Project and our mission, our vision, and how we work, please do reach out to us. 

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A Community for Atonement— For the worst sins, for the worst sinners

The Serenelli Project is a 501(c)3, non-profit Catholic apostolate dedicated to creating a monastic village for those re-entering society from prison, no matter the crime.

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May 5, 2024 - St. Joseph Procession

What: Come and join us as we process through Sedamsville in celebration of the Feast of St. Joseph the Worker, one of our patron saints.

When: May 5, 2024 - Further details to be announced soon.

Where: Meet at 725 Delhi Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45204

Who: We hope to see you there!

O My Jesus, forgive us our sins. Save us from the fire of Hell. Lead all souls to heaven, especially those in most need of your mercy.

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Alessandro, God has forgiven you. Maria has forgiven you. How can I not forgive you?

Assunta Goretti to Alessandro Serenelli, the man who murdered her daughter, St. Maria Goretti

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