By: Carla Daasch, Administrator We are pleased to introduce our new Administrator, Carla Daasch. This is a new adventure for both her and our Home as we have not in the past had a “lay person” Administrator, but with extra documentation and the abundance of new regulations we decided it […]

By: Karen Amend, Development Director “Why should I carry those bags in the house, Mom, when none of them is for me?” I heard my young granddaughter say. It reminded me that gratitude is something we learn as we grow older and begin to realize that we live and love […]

You can see the excitement of the season exuding from our Home as soon as you walk through the front door. White lights are twinkling outdoors, when it is dark enough, but as you start to walk towards the doors you will witness our outdoor manger display. This is one […]

Do you remember what the true meaning of Thanksgiving is? Here is a quick reminder. “Thanksgiving” services were routine in order to give thanks for one’s blessings. Today we attribute our current Thanksgiving Holiday tradition to the celebration that took place at the Plymouth Plantation in 1621. Settlers held a […]

This year, World Smile Day takes place October 7. Take the time to enjoy life and flash your teeth! The Residents here at St. Paul’s Home are celebrating in their own way, they have so much to smile about! Let these images of them inspire you to smile:

Kitty Stickley was the fifth of nine children. She was born and raised in Mt. Adams which just happened to be a short walk to Florence Ave., home of the original Little Sisters of the Poor in Cincinnati. She explains how she used to walk to the home with her […]