Archdiocese of Cincinnati

St. Brigid has been a wonderful Catholic Parish community for the last 160 years. Founded in 1849, it has sought to serve the needs of our own parish community, to respond to the many needs of the larger community of Xenia, and continues to reach out even beyond our parish and city boundaries. We rejoice that you have taken the time to check us out. Whether you are a long-standing member of the Parish, or of more recent vintage, or just happened to check us out today - WELCOME! You are most welcome to check out our various pages on this website which seek to help you familiarize yourselves to the life of our community, connect you to specific ministries, etc. and to other connected sites. If you have any questions, simply call the Office ( 372-3193 ), talk to myself as the Pastor, or any one of the Staff, or contacts listed for each area of ministry. What a great community! We are a parish of about 1000 households who remain committed to being present to parishioners and others alike, to bringing the word, light, compassion, love and care of the Lord to all who connect with us. So, come and make yourself "at home" with us, and learn with us to listen to the Lord, care for his people, and walk together in faith and hope.

Tecumseh Elementary School is an educational institution that offers academic instruction for students in kindergarten through grade five. It conducts classes in math, reading, writing, science, language arts, social studies and physical education. The school supports music and choir activities, as well as organizes educational field trips. It has a library that features a collection of books and administers an accelerated reader program. Tecumseh Elementary School operates Tecumseh PTO, which coordinates various fundraising activities. It is governed by Xenia Community Schools, which operates through instructional services, personnel, special services, special education, treasurer, maintenance and transportation departments. Xenia Community Schools enrolls more than 5,000 students.