Corpus Christi Parish Office Hours: 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Parish Office (304) 277-2911 School Office (304) 277-1220 1508 Warwood Avenue * Wheeling, WV 26003 www.CorpusChrisWheeling.org Offi[email protected]Rev. Msgr. Eugene S. Ostrowski, V.F. Pastor MASSES: Saturday: 5:30 PM Vigil Sunday: 8:00 AM, 10:30 AM with a Children’s Liturgy of the Word Holy Day Masses: Please consult bullen. Weekday Masses*: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 8:30AM Wed. 11:00 AM during the school year * A funeral replaces a weekday Mass. SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION: Saturday at 4:30 PM and by individual appointment ANOINTING & VISITATION of the SICK: INITIATION/BAPTISMS: MARRIAGE: NEW PARISHIONERS: PARISH STAFF: 304-277-2911 Pastor: Rev. Msgr. Eugene S. Ostrowski, V.F. Deacon: Rev. Mr. Douglas Breiding Music Director: Mrs. Deborah Breiding Business Manager: Mrs. Kelly Clark Parish Secretary: Mrs. Cindy Becker Building & Maintenance: Mr. John Main PARISH SCHOOL: GRADES PRESCHOOL –8 304-277-1220 School Principal: Mr. Dick Taylor Advancement Director: Miranda Zambito 304-830-1388 e-mail: [email protected]School Secretary: Mrs. Erin Vogrin PARISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PROGRAM: Grades K-8 Sunday Mornings Sept. through May 9:00AM-10:20AM In the School Cafeteria Director: Mrs. Cindy Becker 304-277-2911 BULLETIN DEADLINE:
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Corpus Christi Parish Office Hours: 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Saturday: 5:30 PM Vigil Sunday: 8:00 AM, 10:30 AM with a Children’s Liturgy of the Word
Holy Day Masses: Please consult bulletin. Weekday Masses*: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 8:30AM Wed. 11:00 AM during the school year
* A funeral replaces a weekday Mass. SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION:
Saturday at 4:30 PM and by individual appointment
ANOINTING & VISITATION of the SICK:
INITIATION/BAPTISMS:
MARRIAGE:
NEW PARISHIONERS:
PARISH STAFF: 304-277-2911
Pastor: Rev. Msgr. Eugene S. Ostrowski, V.F. Deacon: Rev. Mr. Douglas Breiding Music Director: Mrs. Deborah Breiding Business Manager: Mrs. Kelly Clark Parish Secretary: Mrs. Cindy Becker Building & Maintenance: Mr. John Main
PARISH SCHOOL: GRADES PRESCHOOL –8 304-277-1220 School Principal: Mr. Dick Taylor Advancement Director: Miranda Zambito 304-830-1388 e-mail: [email protected] School Secretary: Mrs. Erin Vogrin
PARISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PROGRAM: Grades K-8 Sunday Mornings Sept. through May 9:00AM-10:20AM In the School Cafeteria Director: Mrs. Cindy Becker 304-277-2911 BULLETIN DEADLINE:
Reflections on the Readings
“Prepare the way of the Lord, make straight his paths.”
This Sunday as we listen to the beginning of the Gospel of Mark
proclaimed, we hear the echo of the prophet Isaiah telling us to get our
stuff together. Well, maybe not exactly in those terms, but there is truth there perhaps. What exactly does it mean to
“make straight his paths” then?
John, portrayed as the fulfillment of Isaiah’s prophecy, is the one who is out in the desert crying “Prepare!” He is the messenger leading the way, helping to show us how to take the appropriate actions for the coming of the Lord. John also definitely makes a pointed effort to explain that one who is mightier than he, will be coming after him, and that John is a simple and lowly servant before Him. So how exactly can we prepare and make our paths straight again? If you follow the example of the multitudes in the gospel passage flocking to the Jordan River to be baptized by John the Baptist, we might gain a better understanding of how to do that. John was baptizing people with water as they acknowledged their sins and he proclaimed a baptism of re-pentance for the forgiveness of sins…hmm. So people were actually talking about their sins and looking to be forgiven and seek repentance? Where else does this happen? Maybe you’ve seen it in your church bulletin, or heard in the announcements at the end/beginning of Mass about Advent Penance Services happening at your church or in the local area? ’Tis the season. It seems like there is definitely a connection between the timing of these parish events and where Mark’s gospel is leading us this weekend. It’s hard to imagine a more effective way to get your path back on the straight and narrow than a great confession experience. En-joy the grace of your baptism again as you are forgiven in the name of the Father, the Son, AND the Holy Spirit. Whether it’s been two days, two months, or two years since your last reconciliation, be encouraged to seek out the saving mercy and grace of Jesus in that precious sacrament. “Prepare the way!” Source: anygivensundayproject.org Contributors: Adam & Lori Ubowski
The Second Sunday Of Advent December 10, 2017
Corpus Christi Parish Advent Communal Penance Service
Monday, December 11, 2017 @ 7:00PM in the church
Additional confessors will be on hand.
Reconciliation is what God does. Receiving it and celebrating it is what we do. For those of us who are Catholics, the Sacrament of Reconciliation is a most natural way to celebrate God's reconcilia-tion. We used to think of this sacrament as only about "confession" - that it was like a dumping ground for my sins, where I got forgiven, and I had to "pay a toll." One of the great recoveries in our Christian history is to re-discover the meaning of this sacrament.
It is God who forgives sins. And God forgives us the very moment that we come to the experience that we need forgiveness (which itself comes through God's grace). At that moment, I feel sorrow and a desire for forgiveness and healing. In that moment, I am reconciled with God. The reunion, the bond, the connection, the joy are all there. Three more things remain: to receive it deep within my heart, to celebrate it, and to participate in the healing process.
When I experience God's forgiveness and love, I am invited to savor it and let it touch me deeply. Experiencing compassion, patience, understanding, and forgiveness is itself transforming. If I fail to appreciate what I have just received - freely and undeserved - then I will take it for granted and risk moving on without a real healing happening.
"Advent Communal Celebration of the Sacrament of Reconcilia-tion" is a wonderful opportunity to join our sisters and brother in ask-ing for forgiveness and healing during this important time of the year.
May our Lord grant us all the gift of reconciliation, and may we all receive it and celebrate it well in the holy days ahead.
Blessing of the Nativity Straw and Infant Jesus Figures at all Masses.
We encourage everyone to bring their Infant Jesus figures from your home nativity set to be blessed
by Monsignor Gene.
Also bring your decorated family ornament back to the church at which ever mass you attend it will be blessed (at the same time as the straw and nativity Christ child). You will be invited to process
down the aisle with Monsignor after the mass and go outside where you will hang your ornament in the pine trees.
Baptism: Parents registered in the Parish wishing to have their child baptized must schedule and com-
plete a preparation session prior to scheduling their child’s Baptism. Please contact the Parish Office to
make arrangements. 304-277-2911.
SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION
Cantor Practice Thursday, December 14, 2017
6:00PM in the church
NO ADULT SCRIPTURE SESSION Wednesday, December 13, 2017
Sessions will resume on January 10, 2018
Parish Events & Activities
SCRIP: SCRIP is available after all weekend Masses. Orders can also be emailed to Rhonda at
[email protected]. For the Christmas holiday shop ping, for every $50 dollars you spend on SCRIP during Nov. & Dec. your name will go into a drawing for $25 gift card. Smith Oil Donation Program: Anytime you purchase gas or
any other items from Smith Oil, they will donate 1% of all purchases back to the school. Keep saving your transaction receipts for your purchases and submit them to the parish office or put in the collection basket. You must sign your receipts before turning them in.
Rada Cutlery Fundraiser for 8th grade class: catalogs and order forms can be found in the back of the church or by calling the school office 304-277-1220. Deadline for last orders is December 8th.
ENJOY Books are now available in the Parish Office. $40 each—-make great gifts!
8th Grade Poinsettia Sale pick up orders on Monday, Dec. 11, 2017.
December 11, 2017: DARE Graduation @2:30PM December 19, 2017: Christmas Program @ 2:00PM and
7:00PM December 20, 2017: Noon Dismissal for Christmas Parents
will need to provide transportation. December 21—January 2—No School Christmas Holiday
BOOSTERS MEETING TONIGHT
December 10, 2017 @ 7:00PM in the Parish Center
Super Bowl Squares available. The cost is $50 a square. Please contact Tom or Dee Faulstick @ 304-277-5255
to buy squares.
Another round of Mr. Perdziola's Math Skills Class begins on Saturday, January 27, 2018. ACT/SAT
prep, test preparation and everyday problem solving for students in grades 7-12. Contact Mr. Perdziola at
Each year there are students in need of additional tuition assistance. A gift to the Angel Fund is the gift of a Catholic education. Please consider a gift today! You may con-tribute by mailing a check to the school at 1512 Warwood Ave.
Wheeling, WV 26003 and designating “Angel Fund” on the memo line of the check or, by visiting our secure website at corpuschris-tiwheeling.com and clicking on “Donate”. For more information,
please call 304-830-1388.
Wish Tree Project Christmas 2017
Thank you! A sincere thank you goes out to all those
individuals and families who were so generous in their response to the wish tree donations. We had a tremendous outpouring of generosity, and are
happy to know that 26 children will have new coats, shoes and winter clothes as well as some requested toys this Christmas. Corpus Christi is blessed to have such caring
families with big hearts!
NO Knights of Columbus December Members Meeting The K of C Christmas Party will be held on
Wednesday, December 13, 2017 in the school cafeteria .
LADIES GUILD CHRISTMAS PARTY!! Sunday, December 17th in the Parish Center at 2:00
Paid-up membership - Free Non-members - $12 Tickets will be sold after Mass in the back of church
Dec. 2, 3 and Dec. 9, 10 . Reservation Deadline is Dec. 10.
Tickets will not be sold at the door. Please bring a $5 Gift Exchange (please wrap)
White Elephant Raffle (please wrap, 1 gift only) We are asking members to bring a bag of Christmas candy
or a canned fruit to help the Corpus Christi Food Pantry Christmas Baskets.
The Parish Office will be closed on Monday, December 25, 2017
and Tuesday, December 26, 2017 for Christmas Break.
We will also be closed on Monday, January 1, 2018 for New Year’s Day!
Marc Betras, Gloria Chasko, Jean Comer, Sarah Czapp,
Patricia Fedorke, Thomas Goff, Bill Grob, Katherine Johnson,
Mary Lou Mauck, Dora McCardle, Abby McGowan, and Ruth Reith.
for our women and men and their families who serve in
our military . and all of those who are confined to home and nursing
homes and on our prayer chain.
Due to privacy concerns we cannot publish names of sick and/or hospitalized without the permission of the individual or their immediate family. To have someone placed on the prayer list
please call the parish office.
Names are left on the list for 4 weeks unless we are otherwise notified by the family.
Sunday, December 17, 2017 Is 61: 1-2a, 10-11; Lk 1: 46-50, 53-54; 1 Thes 5: 16-24;
Jn 1: 6-8, 19-28
PLEASE RETURN MISSALS TO THE BACK OF THE CHURCH!
If you use a missal to follow the liturgy at mass, please re-turn them to the back of church each week so that they are available for others to use. We only have a limited amount
of them on hand.
A funeral replaces a weekday Mass. If in doubt, please call the Parish Office, 304-277-2911,
for clarification.
8:30AM Monday, December 11
Sarah & Austin Ferguson 8:30AM Tuesday, December 12
Barbara Clay 11:00AM Wednesday, December 13
School Children Prayer Service 8:30AM Thursday, December 14
Communion Service 8:30AM Friday, December 15
Walter Stegman 5:30PM Saturday, December 16
Kay Neuman (A) 8:00AM Sunday, December 17
For All Parishioners 10:30AM Sunday, December 17
James Schreyer
The Sanctuary Candle is lit this week in loving memory of:
Checks Dropped in Second Collection: All checks dropped in the second collection will be credited to the collection scheduled for that week, unless otherwise marked. If you intend your check to go toward debt or any other fund, but the collection scheduled for that weekend is a special Diocesan collection, you must mark “debt,” “utilities,” etc., on the memo
line of the check. If there is no designation on the memo line, the money will be credited to the special Diocesan collection
scheduled for that weekend.
The Second Sunday Of Advent December 10, 2017
Today, Sunday, December 10, 2017 the Second Collection is for the Retirement Fund for Religious.
Your gift to the collection for the Retirement Fund for
Religious helps provide medications, nursing care, and more for thousands of senior sisters, brothers and religious order
priests. It also helps to ensure younger members can continue the good works of their elders. Please be generous!
December 11— December 15 Levi Estep & Dominic Gianangeli
December 18—December 22 Braxton Anderson & Kylie Forshey
18th Street Volunteers December 16, 2017
Don & Roberta Henning Paul & Renee Marchese
Linda Rinschler Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament at Corpus Christi Parish
every Thursday following the 8:30AM Mass. We have a book of intentions available on the table in the back of church for you to enter prayer intentions each week so that
these intentions can be included by those praying during Adoration.
Remember Canon (Church) Law requires that someone is physically present in the church when the Blessed Sacrament
is exposed.
Sign Up Sheets are in the back of the church.
MASS INTENTIONS FOR 2018
The Mass Book for 2018 is now open, you may make requests for Mass Intentions for 2018 in the Parish Office. An information sheet outlining the policies and procedures on how the scheduling the mass intentions are handled can be found on the tables in back of
church and/or may be picked up in the Parish Office.
ATTENTION LECTORS 2018 Lectors Workbooks are now available to pick up in
the sacristy. Make sure you pick up a copy.
The Second Sunday Of Advent December 10, 2017
Saturday, December 16, 2017 Altar S Euch M Hosp Lector 1 Lector 2 Musician Cantor
5:30PM Mass Vogrin, L. Deacon Doug DiProsperis, E. Granato, A. Provenzano, F. Breiding, D. Boring, P.
Rohrig, M. Whipkey, M. Reith, G.
needs filled Blake, M. Polsinelli, D.
Polsinelli, A.
Sunday, December 17, 2017 Altar S Euch M Hosp Lector 1 Lector 2 Musician Cantor
8:00AM Mass Estep, L. Smay, A. Smay, C. Estep, C. Robson, T. Breiding, D. Latos, C.
Estep, J. Estep, L. Baker, S.
Jones, P. Smay, J. needs filled
needs filled
Sunday, December 17, 2017 Altar S Euch M Hosp Lector 1 Lector 2 Musician Cantor
10:30AM Mass Wagner, J. Carter, T. Carter, H. Carter, J. Pesi, D. Bailey, S. Wolfe, J.
Children's Liturgy Mayle, G. Mascolino, N.
Christine Kuhens Angius, J. Johnson, T.
Liturgical Ministers need to be in church 15 minutes prior to the beginning of Mass.
It is your responsibility to get a replacement in the event you are unable to fulfill your ministry.
Ways to Celebrate Advent at Home
Advent offers unique and beautiful opportunities to make family memories in the home. The traditions of this season allow Catholics to practice our faith more deeply and with greater attention and intent. Here are some simple ideas to celebrate a faith-filled Advent . Use Christmas Cards as Prayer Reminders: As Christmas cards arrive during December, place them in a basket in a noticeable area. Once a day, pull out one card and pray for that person or family together. Keep the Christmas card basket out all year and pray regularly for other families. You may want to write the person a note signed by your family that says, "We prayed for you today."
Christ Is Welcome! Each time you turn on a light during Advent, say “Christ is welcome in our home.” When you turn on your tree lights say, “Jesus is the light of the world!” Children love the repetition, and they learn from it. Christmas Book Basket: Individually wrap 25 Christmas books and place them in a basket near your tree. At the beginning of December, a child picks a “present” from the basket, unwraps it, and then read it together. Siblings take turns choosing the “present.” for added atmos-phere read the book at night by flashlight as you lie next to the Christmas tree. If you only have 7 books, then begin 7 days before Christ-mas. Happy Birthday Jesus Party: Send invitations to a birthday party for Jesus. Ask each child to bring a new or gently used baby gift to pre-sent to baby Jesus. Each child can present his/her gift to Baby Jesus at the nativity scene as Christmas music plays softly in background. Let each child unwrap a present for Jesus, then afterwards, the hostess takes the baby gifts to a local Crisis Pregnancy Center. Serve cup-cakes or a birthday cake. Give children a candle on their cupcake, light the candles, and turn out the lights to sing Happy Birthday to Jesus. Read the story of Jesus in Luke 2: 1-16. Source: http://faithfulprovisions.com/20-ways-to-celebrate-advent-season/
The Second Sunday Of Advent December 10, 2017
St. Lucy’s Feast Day: Celebrate with Lights and Sweets!
December 13th is the feast day of St. Lucy.
St. Lucy was a virgin martyr during the earliest centuries
of Christianity under its worst persecution at the
hands of the Roman Empire, therefore making
her one of the most glorious saints in heaven. She is of such renown that she is one of the saints men-tioned by name in the Roman Canon of the Mass,
one of only seven female saints listed. Lucia means “light,” a fitting name for a young wom-an who was known to visibly glow and radiate in her love for her spouse, Jesus Christ. Falling during the Advent season—and thus a long, dark winter—there are many beautiful traditions associating this saint with the meaning of her name, the story of her life, and her glorious position in heaven. Her feast day is celebrated with candles, torches, and even bonfires. In some Catholic cultures (especially in Scandina-via) it’s common to have a Mass procession on St. Lucy’s feast day with young girls carrying candles, with the lead girl wearing a wreath of lights. Tradition holds that St. Lucy would wear a wreath of candles on her head so she could see better, her arms full of supplies, as she served the poor Chris-tians hiding from persecution in the dark under-ground catacombs. It is a big tradition for the oldest girl in the family to dress in a white garment with a red sash (symbolizing martyrdom) with a St. Lucy crown on her head. She wakes up early and brings her family members sweet rolls (or ‘Lucia buns’) to their bed.
The preparations are in place, the excitement mounts, and for those who are journeying to families arrangements are
finalized, clothes sorted, gifts wrapped and labelled. Two thousand years ago and more, a pregnant girl called Mary visited her cousin Elizabeth who was also expecting. As soon as they greeted each other, the baby in Elizabeth's womb kicked
out, and she interpreted this as a sign from God that Mary was greatly blessed, because she believed that all God had prom-
ised would be fulfilled in her life. Father God, when we consider your servant Mary, what we see is a humility and obedience that is so often lacking in our own
lives. As we hear your Word again, and consider the one through whose body you entered this world, remind us of the
meaning of humility and grant us a confidence of faith that knows your promises to us are always fulfilled.
Today’s Readings: Today’s Readings: Isaiah 40:1–5, 9–11; Psalm 85:9–10, 11–12, 13–14; 2 Peter 3:8–14; Mark 1:1– 8
During this second week of Advent, we reflect on the future God has in store for us. When we delve more deeply into the Scriptures, it becomes clear that Advent is not as simple as we may think. Last week’s readings urged us to be watchful and to ready ourselves for Christ’s coming. This is not easy; it requires attention to God’s Word within us. This week’s message is in the same vein.
The prophet Isaiah paints a beautiful picture for the Israelites who are in captivity. Salvation will come, and the Lord will forgive all their sins. The image is radical. Isaiah depicts mountains being leveled and valleys being filled. He directs Zion to tell this Good News to the entire world. A similar theme is in the Gospel. John the Baptist is the herald of the coming Messiah. John calls all creation to repent and seek God’s forgiveness. He is the herald who paves the way for Jesus, the one who reveals the new heaven and earth, which Peter speaks of in the Second Reading.
What does it look like to prepare our hearts and minds for the coming of Christ? It takes a vulnera-ble and watchful heart. We can find ourselves held captive. When we seek God’s forgiveness with contrite hearts, we open ourselves to an amazing grace. God’s mercy is the wellspring of all healing. So let us act out our salvation in the ways we live and announce the triumphant entry of the coming Christ
Today’s Gospel concludes with the phrase, “We have seen strange things today.” As we begin the second
week of Advent, it is important to recall the marvelous things our God has done for us in Jesus Christ. Through
his Paschal Mystery, we are saved from death and share in eternal life. Jesus comes to heal or liberate us from all that paralyzes us and that keeps us from living the Good News. What incredible things have you seen? Around the Advent wreath, share ways you have been
saved by God.
Today’s Readings: Isaiah 35:1–10; Psalm 85:9ab and 10, 11–12, 13–14; Luke 5:17–26.
Mary’s message is one of hope and assurance. Appearing as a pregnant woman, she reveals that
the child she carries will free the poor and oppressed. In the second option for the Gospel,
John, who is in Elizabeth’s womb, leaps with joy as Mary greets Elizabeth. Consider the times you have
leapt with joy when you encountered Christ
Today’s Readings: Zechariah 2:14–17 or Revelation 11:19a; 12:1–6a, 10ab; Judith 13:18bcde, 19; Luke
1:26–38 or Luke 1:39–47.
In today’s Gospel, Jesus tells those who are burdened to come to him so they can find rest. Jesus is explain-
ing to the crowds that he is the new law (yoke); to gain wisdom is to learn from him and follow him. St. Lucy, whom we honor today, understood this invita-
tion. Lucy heeded Jesus’ call and found rest/life with him. Take time today to research Lucy and the tradi-
tions surrounding her feast; for example, bake braided bread
Today’s Readings: Isaiah 40:25–31; Psalm 103:1–2, 3–4, 8 and 10; Matthew 11:28–3
The psalm refrain today tells us that God is gracious, merciful, slow to anger, and kind. It recalls God’s saving
deeds when he rescued his people from exile and slavery. It is a psalm of praise and thanksgiving to tell of the faithfulness of God. The psalmist wants to tell everyone of God’s Kingdom. In the Gospel, those who oppose John’s message and eventually Jesus’ message
are attacking God’s Kingdom. Advent calls us to announce the coming of God’s Reign. Write a poem of
thanksgiving today and be mindful of God’s infinite love and mercy.
Today’s Readings: Isaiah 41:13–20; Psalm 145:1 and 9,
10–1, 12–13ab; Matthew 11:11–15.
We are invited in today’s readings to contemplate the Wisdom tradition in the Scriptures. Those who follow the Christ are taught the right path. They live in the
light. Listening to the voice of Wisdom brings the full-ness of life. Take time to listen to Christ’s voice.
Reconnect with a wisdom figure in your life.
Today’s Readings: Isaiah 48:17–19; Psalm 1:1–2, 3, 4 and 6; Matthew 11:16–19.
Today’s readings connect back to the readings from Thursday. John the Baptist, like Elijah, has announced the coming Reign of God, but some did not recognize
him. It can be easy to miss what is in plain sight. Jesus also tells his disciples that he will suffer. Whom do you recognize as one who announces the coming of Christ? Let the refrain of the psalm be your prayer today so
that we might see the living God and be saved.
Today’s Readings: Sirach 48:1–4, 9–11; Psalm 80:2ac and 3b, 15–16, 18–19; Matthew 17:9a, 10–13.
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The Second Sunday of Advent A Family Perspective by Bud Ozar
Like John the Baptist, every parent “prepares the way of the Lord” in the hearts of their children.
Advent is a good time to ask; “Do I help or hinder my children to know Jesus?”
The Second Sunday Of Advent December 10, 2017
Christmas Mass Schedule
Sunday, December 17, 2017 Third Sunday of Advent
Blessing of the Nativity Straw and Infant Jesus Figures at all Masses.
We encourage everyone to bring their Infant Jesus figures from your home nativity set to be
blessed by Monsignor Gene.
Sunday, December 24, 2017 5:30pm Christmas Vigil Mass
Monday, December 25, 2017
Nativity of the Lord 12:00am Midnight Mass
9:30am Christmas Day Mass
At all the Masses a Strings Ensemble be
will added to accompany the cantors and
the congregation in song.
Family Advent Calendar
Enjoy Books are now available in the
Parish Office They make great gifts,
stop in and pick one up!
Only $40 each.
Scalloped potatoes in a box Ham glaze Sugar/brown sugar Bagged Christmas candy Bagged noodles Soup broth (canned or carton) Boxed rice Canned soup (not cooking soup) Canned pasta meals Sauerkraut
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