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S T . M ICHAEL P ARISH 1225 National Road Wheeling, WV 26003 www.stmikesparish.org
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S T . M I C H A E L P A R I S H 1225 National Road Wheeling, WV 26003 www.stmikesparish.org
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The Sacrament of Penance & Reconcilia on is held 3pm-4pm on Saturday, 8am on First Saturday, or by appointment. Please contact the secretary at the Parish Office if you are interested in any of the following: Bap sm, Matrimony (six months prior to the desired wedding date), Anoin ng of the Sick, Chris an Ini a on of Adults, or joining the parish. To arrange a pastoral visit for Homebound Parishioners please contact Kathleen Dieffenbaugher at the Parish Office. Eucharis c Adora on is held Monday 8am-5pm, 6pm-10pm; Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 8am-5pm; Wednesday 10am-5pm; Saturday 8am-noon.
ST. MICHAEL PARISH STAFF Rev. Msgr. Joseph L. Peterson, Pastor [email protected] Rev. William K. Matheny, Jr., Associate Pastor [email protected] Wendy Hinerman, Business Manager [email protected] Kathleen Dieffenbaugher, Stewardship Director [email protected] Cindy Barone, Secretary [email protected] Chad Carter, Liturgical Music Director, Organist [email protected] Nick Mayrand, Catechesis Coordinator [email protected] Jenny Imer, Youth Director [email protected]
PARISH CONTACT INFORMATION Our Parish Office is across the street from the church
Parish Office: 304.242.1560 Parish Fax: 304.243.5710 Clergy Residence: 304.243.5454 Website: www.stmikesparish.org Email: [email protected] Facebook: St. Michael Parish - Wheeling, "Almost Heaven" West Virginia
ST. MICHAEL PARISH SCHOOL STAFF Jamie Kovalski , SMPS Principal [email protected] Shandi Nodur , Advancement mrsnodur @smpswv.org Michelle Pa erson, SMPS Bookkeeper mrspa [email protected] Diane Fahey, SMPS Secretary [email protected] Michelle Koval, SMPS Recep onist [email protected]
PARISH SCHOOL CONTACT INFORMATION School Office 304.242.3966 School Fax 304.214.6578 Website: www.smpswv.org Facebook: h ps://www.facebook.com/ The.Official.Site.of.SMPS
PARISH COUNCILS & COMMITTEES Pastoral Council - Leslie Kosanovic, President Stewardship Council - Louis Volpe, President Buildings & Grounds - Denny Wilson, Chairperson Finance Council - Brann Altmeyer, Interim President
ST. MICHAEL PARISH SCHOOL ADVISORY BOARD
Danielle Doerr - President
WEEKLY READINGS
Collection & Attendance Data: Oct. 21/22, 2017 4:30pm— 257 7:30am— 128 9:00am— 202 11:30am— 200 TOTAL—787 1st Collection: $9,408.25 2nd Collection (Maintenance): $1,646.00 World Mission: $595.00 Misc. Collections: $329.32 TOTAL: $11,978.57
Monday: Rom 8:12-17; Ps 68:2, 4, 6-7ab, 20-21; Lk 13:10-17 Tuesday: Rom 8:18-25; Ps 126:1b-6; Lk 13:18-21 Wednesday: Rv 7:2-4, 9-14; Ps 24:1-6; 1 Jn 3:1-3; Mt 5:1-12a Thursday: Wis 3:1-9; Ps 23:1-6; Rom 5:5-11 or 6:3-9; Jn 6:37-40, or any readings from no. 668 or from Masses for the Dead, nos. 1011-1016 Friday: Rom 9:1-5; Ps 147:12-15, 19-20; Lk 14:1-6 Saturday: Rom 11:1-2a, 11-12, 25-29; Ps 94:12-13a, 14-15, 17-18; Lk 14:1, 7-11 Sunday: Mal 1:14b — 2:2b, 8-10; Ps 131:1-3; 1 Thes 2:7b-9, 13; Mt 23:1-12
SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES
Sunday: Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time;
Priesthood Sunday; World Youth Day
Tuesday: Halloween
Wednesday: All Saints
Thursday: The Commemoration of All the Faithful
Departed (All Souls’ Day)
Friday: St. Martin de Porres; First Friday
Saturday: St. Charles Borromeo; First Saturday
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MASS SCHEDULE Saturday, October 28 7:30am People of the Parish 4:30pm Ethel Johnson Sunday, October 29 7:30am Jim Arbogast 9:00am Rosemary Wasemann (A) 11:30am Larry Lewicki Monday, October 30 7:30am Harold Smith 5:30pm Susan Mansuetto (A) Tuesday, October 31 7:30am Monica Fitzsimmons (A) 5:30pm Bishop Bernard W. Schmitt Wednesday, November 1 7:30am Victims of the Las Vegas Shooting 8:45am Commemorative Mass Assoc. 7:00pm People of the Parish Thursday, November 2 7:30am Deceased Members of the Parish Friday, November 3 7:30am Commemorative Mass Assoc. Saturday, November 4 7:30am William A. Rempe (A) 4:30pm Anthony Giannetta Sunday, November 5 7:30am People of the Parish 9:00am Michael Piciacchia 11:30am Vivian Shutler
Within the next couple of weeks, you will receive a Summary Report detailing the results of our Increased Offertory Program. Several weeks ago we began this program. We are beginning to see the signs that our Sunday offertory collections are growing through the generosity of many, many parishioners. Thank you so very much to all who have chosen to
participate in this important program. Your generosity shows your willingness as faithful stewards to be part of the ongoing mission of St. Michael Church.
The Sanctuary Candle beside the tabernacle burns this week (Oct. 29-Nov. 4) in memory of:
Rosemary Wasemann
“Give your Hands to Serve and your Hearts to Love”
Thank you to the 138 parishioners who have brought us to 77% of our goal, BUT we need more of you to respond to this appeal which sup-ports programs that benefit parishes throughout the diocese (including our own parish!) Please consider making a gi today at this link: www.dwc.org/CSA
The community of St. Michael Parish offers our sympathy and prayers for the repose of the soul of…
Mary Hamm May her soul and the souls
of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, continue their journey
to new life in the presence of God in the heavenly kingdom.
Congratulations to: Brody & Brittany
(Rusnak) Hoard married on October 21 at St. Michael Parish,
Wheeling WV
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LITURGICAL MINISTERS
Saturday, November 4, 4:30pm Sacristan: Joe Bourgo Lector: Rose Frasnelli Altar Servers: Joey/Alex Carter, Danielle Agcaoili, Daniel Goodson EMOHCS: Joe Bourgo, Paul Litvak, Charlene Kirkpatrick, Lucille O e, Jen Carter _______________________________________________ Sunday, November 5, 7:30am Sacristan: Mike Rempe Lector: Jeep Naum Altar Servers: Isaac Smith, Dawson Zwack EMOHCS: Peek Gutman, Joe Roxby, Bob Fanning, Carrie Becke , Tony Miesel _______________________________________________ Sunday, November 5, 9:00am Sacristan: Shirley McCloskey Lector: Janice Jones Altar Servers: Olen Ames, Grady/Owen Mullin, Andrew Hartzell EMOHCS: Shirley McCloskey, Jackie Kaniecki, Stan Kaniecki, April Stolfer, Denny Snyder _______________________________________________ Sunday, November 5, 11:30am Sacristan: Kristy Riedel Lector: Nancy Ellen O’Leary Altar Servers: Madie/Kelly/Abie Riedel, Parker Jasko EMOHCS: Kristy Riedel, Ron DiLorenzo, Robbie DiLorenzo, Ted Erickson, Margaret Erickson
Journey of the Chalice schedule: In the month of October the chalice will transfer at the 11:30am Mass. 10/29: Adrienne Michaud The purpose of the Journey of he Chalice program is to encourage families to pray and promote voca ons to the Priesthood and Religious Life. Praying for voca ons is the most powerful way to support voca ons. When we pray for voca ons, we li up to our Father those men and women whom He is calling to follow Him in a special way.
St. Michael Parish warmly welcomes any guests or visitors who are joining us for Mass. If you are new to the area and looking for a parish home, we kindly invite you to join our parish . Please visit our website or contact the Parish Office for registration information. If you are traveling through Wheeling, we are happy to have you with us. Please know that you are always welcome and be assured of our prayers for your safe travel home.
Thank you to all who participated in the Town Hall Meeting on Oct. 1st. The Parish Pastoral Council met on October 18th to begin the process of reviewing and prioritizing all of the ideas that were generated at the Town Hall. As a reminder, the topics that were discussed were: Welcoming, Youth, Liturgical, Faith Formation, Communications, School (SMPS) and Other. If you were unable to attend on Oct. 1st, but still have an idea that you want the Parish Pastoral Council to consider, please email either Monsignor Peterson or Father Matheny at [email protected] on/before Friday, Nov. 10th. Also, a very special thank you to David and Launa Post who co-facilitated the Town Hall Meeting.
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Parish School of Religion (PSR)
PSR Notes – Virtus & 6th/7th Grade Update PSR students received a form from their teachers this weekend with information about an upcoming Virtus lesson that will take the place of 1 PSR class later this fall. Please read this form carefully and return it next Sunday when you bring your student(s) to PSR. This week, we take a quick look at what our 6th and 7th grade students have been up to lately. During last week’s class, the students learned about Catholic social teachings that relate to the “render to Caesar what is Caesar’s” gospel reading. The students reflected on the brands that they support and how those choices are intertwined with their Catholic faith.
*November 8: Evening Prayer for the Dead @ 7pm *November 10: Veteran’s Day Service at 1:30pm with St. Michael Parish School *November 12: Mustang Mass @ 11:30am Mass *November 14: First Penance for 2nd Graders @ 6:15pm
October 28/29: Special Collec on for Diocese of St. Thomas - US Virgin Islands Most Rev. Michael J. Bransfield, bishop of the Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston, has asked for each parish in the diocese to conduct a special collec on Oct. 28 and 29 to assist in the relief efforts. Special envelopes will be in the pews on the designated weekend. Please make checks payable to St. Michael Parish. Thank you for your generosity.
St. Nicholas says….
SAVE THE DATE December 6, 2017
for a BIG Parish Event in the evening!!! You won’t want to miss it and it’s FREE!!! More details to come.
The Faith Sharing Group will begin a study of the Gospel of John on Wed., Nov. 15th. Mar n and Wright are the authors of The Gospel of John which is the text we will use (available on Amazon). The group meets from
1:00-2:30 in the Parish Office. For more informa on please call Janell Knorr at 304.242.0020.
St. Michael Christian Mothers/Christian Women will be having a rummage sale of only Christmas items on Nov. 18 from 8:00am-noon. Donated items can be dropped off at the Angelus Center Nov. 15, 16 & 17 from 4:00-7:00. Please come help us prepare for the sale or work the day of the sale.
MASS SCHEDULE Vigil for All Saints October 31: Mass @ 5:30pm Solemnity of All Saints (Holy Day of Obligation) November 1: Masses @ 7:30am, 8:45am, 7:00pm Feast of All Souls November 2: Mass @7:30am *5:30pm Mass at Mount Calvary Cemetery Chapel
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Sometimes a name conjures an image of the person. Some people go to great lengths to have a name that will seem affluent, dignified or perhaps sound like a celebrity. You may have heard that Marilyn Monroe was born Norma Jean Mortenson. Let’s get up and dance to tunes from Peter Gene Bayot Hernandez. Who? Aka Bruno Mars! And if I meet someone named Vanderbilt, Rockefeller, Du Pont, Buffet or Thurston Howell the third, I will invite that person to lunch and request a donation to our parish! The name game. But don’t always judge the might of someone by their name. Two little names… Mary Hamm. Nothing small or meek about that lady! She was a dynamic person, full of determination and purpose. She was a devout Catholic, a kind and generous steward, stood up against wrong and fought for right. As I sat at Mrs. Hamm’s funeral last week, I pondered her life. All of us who are blessed to be mothers have the utmost respect, admiration and pure awe for any woman who has welcomed twelve babes into the world. Her heart must have soared when she saw her family grow with the addition of
spouses, grandchildren and great children. But Mrs. Hamm’s legacy is even greater than her HUGE family. She leaves a legacy of a faith-filled life, a love of community and a commitment to others. Alyssa Hamm discussed her grandmother; “She was the glue. And I’m confident that anyone would agree. Twelve children, twenty-six grandchildren, and seventeen great-grandchildren speaks volumes.” Alyssa also told me that Mrs. Hamm went out of her way to solve an issue. “If someone came to her with a problem she would go above and beyond to solve it.” Mrs. Hamm lived for others. I hope that we can all be inspired by the life she lived. On November 8, Mrs. Hamm and all of our dear departed will be remembered at our Evening Prayer for the Dead. During this touching and beautiful service of scripture and song, we read aloud the names of all of the parishioners who have died since the prior November service. Family members are invited to come forward to light a candle when the name is read. Following the moving remembrance, everyone gathered will have an opportunity to come forward to light a candle in memory of a loved one who has passed on and are now with our heavenly Father. Please join us! -Wendy Hinerman, Business Manager
Any Students Needing Confirma on Service Hours….We have a project for you!!
We are in need of volunteers to help prepare a parish mailing (stuffing envelopes) Thursday, November 2 @ 6pm in the Parish Office
Please contact Kathleen Dieffenbaugher if you are willing to help!
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WHO WANTS
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SACRAMENTS The faithful do not receive the Oil of Sacred Chrism in this sacrament: A. Anointing of the Sick B. Baptism C. Confirmation D. Holy Orders Last week’s answer: Jesus raised three persons from the dead: the widow’s son in Nain, Jairus’ daughter, and Lazarus
Please pray for these men and women serving our country in the military, and for their families: ♦ Pe y Officer First Class Eric J Auber, US Navy ♦ Staff Sergeant Robert Michael Baker, US Marine
Corps ♦ Sergeant Anthony DiBias, US Army ♦ Chief Warrant Officer 4 John DiBias, US Army ♦ Technical Sergeant Andrew G Futey, US Air Force ♦ Lieutenant Andrew Klug, US Navy ♦ Captain Zach Lehman, US Marine Corps ♦ Capt. Michael Neuman, US Army ♦ Major Christopher Nodur , US Marine Corps ♦ Seaman Cody Pa erson, US Navy ♦ Specialist Seth Sleime, US Army ♦ Sgt. Christopher Snyder, US Army ♦ First Sergeant Stephen Spohn, US Army ♦ Sergeant First Class Wendy Spohn, US Army ♦ Lieutenant Colonel Aaron P Tillman, US Air Force ♦ Chief Master Sergeant Patrick Van Vranken, US Air
Force ♦ Airman First Class Taylor Wilkinson, US Air Force ♦ Airman First Class Sierra E. McKenna, US Air Force Please contact the Parish Office with changes in rank or to add someone to the list. Thanks to ALL who have served or are currently serving!
Even ing Pray er f or the Dead 8 November @ 7pm: St. Michael Church
Each November, our Parish holds a special
Evening Prayer service to remember our beloved family members and friends
who have gone to their eternal rest.
During the service, we invite the families of our parishioners who have died, since November 2016,
to come forward and light a candle in their memory. As well, we also invite all present to come forward
and light a candle to remember their special friends and family members who are no longer with us.
Special music is provided by the Voices of Freedom Vocal Ensemble from Wheeling Park High School.
SCHEDULING WEDDINGS AT ST. MICHAEL PARISH
If you are looking to schedule an upcoming wedding at our parish, please note that while weddings are typically scheduled on Saturdays @ 1:00pm, we also permit weddings to be scheduled on Friday evenings as well. Please contact the Parish Office at least six months in advance to secure a date.
Christian Mothers/Christian Women Let the special intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary and many Patron Saints intercede for you in your vocation of motherhood. The Confraternity of Christian Mothers & Christian Women would like to invite you to be a member. The New Membership Spiritual Induction takes place on Thursday, November 9 with a special 5:30pm Mass followed by a dinner reception in the Angelus Center. If interested, R.S.V.P. by November 3 by leaving a message or text with your name and contact information to Peg Krall at 304-281-2912.
THE PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL oversees the corporal and spiritual needs of the parish. Members promote prayer, growth in faith, and faith sharing among the parish community. They plan for future parish needs and meet monthly on the third Wednesday (except July and December). Our members are: Leslie Kosanovic – Chairperson, Melissa Michael – Secretary, Amanda Castle, Margaret Erickson, Robin Galloway, Katrina Mosman, Lynne Petchar, Laura Reed, Isaac Smith – Youth Rep. If you want to serve on the Council, please contact any of these representatives or Msgr. Peterson or Father Bill.
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2017 ANGEL WALK SMPS is selling the 2018 Enjoy Coupon Book. The Enjoy Coupon Book fundraiser generates an income of $10 per book for us. $5 of this income will be retained by us and $5 can be credited to a family towards their hot lunch account. If a family is not designated the $10 will go directly to SMPS. Forms and books will be available in the school office. The cost of the book is ONLY $40.00.
To our students, parents, grandparents, volunteers, friends & family, alumni, and parishioners we are proud to announce that to date we have received more than 800 individual donations from 21 different states totaling over $40,000. We are so grateful for the generosity of our many sponsors and donors. Thank you to our SMPS family’s participation in the 2017 Angel Walk! Thank you to the 68 CCHS students as well as the WJU volunteers that aided our youngsters on the track. Thank you to the parish office staff as well as the faculty and staff of SMPS for your help and support throughout the last few months. St. Michael Parish School would also like to thank the following Platinum, Gold, Silver and Bronze Sponsors for their generous donation to the 2017 Angel Walk : Platinum: DeFranco Financial and Thomas Crinkey, brother of Dorothy Dudzik Gold: N.F. Mansuetto & Sons, Inc; Paree Insurance Centers; Fitzsimmons Law Firm; The Ziegenfelder Co. and Mandel and Tatich DDS, PC. Silver: Wheeling Jesuit University and Wheeling Central Catholic High School Bronze: Carpet Showcase Flooring Center; Lawrence Bandi, CCHS; St. Michael’s Holy Name Society; Johnson Boiler Works, Inc.; Myers, White LLC.; Press Auto Mart Inc.; Press Little Market Inc.; SMPS Parent Association and Riesbeck's Food Markets, Inc. All donors will receive a thank you card from the school once donations are complete on November 17th. If you wish to receive information regarding your donors before that time please feel free to contact me. Prior to Thanksgiving break, a list of families that donated on your child’s behalf will be sent home. Perhaps this will help you to also extend a personal thank you on behalf of St. Michael Parish School. If you have any questions please contact Shandi Nodurft at [email protected] or 304.242.3966, ext 4. Again, the success of this event would not have been possible without the help of our entire community.
Trunk or Treat was a great success! Thank you to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Manning for chairing this event and to our awesome Parent Association that puts this fun event on every year! Like us on Facebook to see many more great pictures! www.facebook.com/The.Official.Site.of.SMPS
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October 31st: Halloween Attire dress down day! November 1st: All Saints Mass @ 8:45am November 2nd: Box Top Shopping November 1st & 2nd: Parent Teacher Conferences 5th-8th November 3rd: NO SCHOOL 5th -8th November 3rd: Family Game Night November 8th: Grandparent’s Day 3-5th November 10th: Veteran’s Prayer Service 1:30
Family Game Night
Please join us for our first family game night on Friday, November 3rd in the school cafeteria from 6:30-8:00. All St. Michael parishioners are welcome. The cost is $1.00 per person. Children in grades TK-4 are welcome as well as their siblings. Light snacks and drinks will be provided. If you have any questions please contact Shandi Nodurft at [email protected] or 304.242.3966, ext 4.
Special thanks to this week’s hot lunch volunteers: Kathleen Dieffenbaugher, Susie Nau, Dana Tiu, Sandy Pell, Theresa Stall, Marybeth Emmerth, Brenda Steiniger, Beth Schmidt, Lisa Crock, Julie Blake, Jessica Frangos, Karen Kahle, Larry Teufel, Suzanne Nelson and McKenzie Keane
SOCK-TOBER was a huge success. Thank you to the many families that sent in socks for this community service endeavor! The Student Council and Mrs.
Contraguerro plan to share these socks with the needy of the Wheeling Community.
Want to get rid of your leftover Halloween candy?
We have partnered with Boatsie’s Boxes to send our extra Halloween candy to the troops overseas! If you wish to help us support the troops please drop off your candy to the St. Michael Parish School Office. The office is open Monday-Friday from 7:30-3:30. Our collection will end on Friday, November 10th.
GOD BLESS AMERICA!
Shoe-vember In conjunction with our Christmas Show on Dec. 14th, St. Michael Parish School is collecting gently used and new shoes. We have partnered with
Funds2Orgs. This organization is a for-profit social enterprise. The core of its business model is shoe drive fundraisers. The other components are providing an economic opportunity for workers in developing nations and helping the environment. The shoes we collect serve as a philanthropic bridge to give people a hand-up and work opportunity. Micro-entrepreneurs set up small businesses. They sell the shoes we gather, which creates business and commerce opportunities leading to sustainability. Lastly, our school is given a monetary donation from the Funds2orgs, provide bags for the shoes and pick-up the shoes once the collection process is complete. If you have any shoes you would like to donate to this collection, please send them to Mrs. Nodurft’s office or to Miss Graytok’s music room. If you have any questions please contact Shandi Nodurft at [email protected] or 304.242.3966, ext 4.
Boatsie's Boxes!
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ROSARY Since October is dedicated to the rosary, the Knights will pray the rosary together at the council home on Edgington Lane each Sunday of the month at 7:00 PM. All persons and
families are invited. The leader for our final rosary on October 29 will be Fr. Bill Matheny. COATS FOR KIDS The Knights of Columbus, Carroll Council #504 will be collecting kids’ coats during the month of October. Please drop off your donations in the bin in the back of church. Thank you for your generosity.
UPCOMING EVENTS * Oct. 29: High School youth group will meet @ 6pm at the Angelus Center and will walk to the Knights of Columbus for a field trip. * Nov. 5: 5th/6th grade youth group will meet from 6-7:30pm (at the Youth Room in the Angelus Center) * Nov. 11: Thanksgiving Meal for All Youth (Youth group members will a end the 4:30pm Mass prior to enjoying a Thanksgiving meal together in the Angelus Center)
PRO-LIFE CORNER Upcoming Events: 40 Days for Life Third Trip: Thursday, November 2 Please join us for our third trip to pray and witness in front of the Pittsburgh Planned Parenthood abortion center on Liberty Ave. We will leave St. Michael’s Parish Center parking lot at 9:30am and return by 2:30pm. 40 Days for Life Update: Local campaign leaders tell us that so far, since Day 1 on September 27, they can report 112 babies saved – that we know of! Thanks be to God! National News: The U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday passed H.R. 36, the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act—which now goes to the Senate–and President Donald Trump promises to sign the bill if it reaches his desk. “For little babies to feel the crushing agony of the abortionist’s tools as they undergo ‘dismemberment abortion’ in the land of the free and the home of the brave is a disgrace that defies human expression.” (Rep. Trent Franks, R-AZ, bill’s author). IMPORTANT CONTACT NUMBERS Pregnant & Need Help: Northern Panhandle Gabriel Project: 304-639-5039 Birthright International: Helpline: 1.800.550.4900 Aim Women’s Center (Steubenville, OH): (740) 283-3636 Post Abortion Support: Rachel’s Vineyard: 877 OPE 4 ME (877-467-3463) ; Silent No More: 888-735-3448
BOOK SALE THANK YOU!!! We would like to say a BIG THANK YOU to all of the wonderful people who donated to the Book and Bake sale. It was a great success raising $1,000.00! We really appreciate your support. God bless. Gretchen Wilson and the Pro-life Commi ee
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*Remember that you can follow all the action of the Maroon Knights by going to
NFHS.com and searching for CCHS events. If you can't make it to a game, our students bring it home to you! Parent-Teacher Conferences will be held at CCHS on Thursday, November 2 from 2:30pm until 4:30pm and 5:30pm until 7:30pm. Please stop in to visit with teachers!
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To report an incidence of suspected child sexual abuse, please contact your local law enforcement agency, or you may confidentially contact WV Child Protective Services at 800.352.6513. To report suspected cases of sexual abuse by personnel of the Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston to the Diocese, please contact the Diocese at 888.434.6237 or 304.233.0880.
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860.399.1785www.CatholicCruisesAndTours.com
an Official TravelAgency of
Apostleship ofthe Sea-USACST 2117990-70
CHRIS DUPLAGA Owner
Moving, Climate Controlled WarehouseStorage, RV/Boat Storage, Freight Dock
420 Fulton St., WheelingPhone (304) 232-8820
MILLERTRANSFER and STORAGE
Wheeling Offices:1990 Chapline Street
1A Elm Grove Crossing1 Medical Park
1-800-427-4835www.firstchoiceamericacu.org
*Federally insured by NCUA.Membership eligibility required.
Wilson BlacktopResidential, Commercial, Industrial Paving
All Types of Slag, Sand, Gravel & Landscape Stone
740-635-3566
Fahey-Leavitt Insurance AgencyWheeling, WV
1203 Mt. DeChantel Rd. • 304-242-8840
Bowed WallsWaterproofing
Foundation Stabilization
304-243-9900
DREAM CLEANCarpet & Furniture Cleaning
242-2577David & Beth Fristick
Parishioners
232-2321Robert Contraguerro, Sr. - President
FULTON TIRE, INC.
Phone: 233-4166460 National Road
Wheeling, WV
Since 1945
Commercial
Industrial
Roofing
P. 304.233.0332 • F. [email protected]
Chris DuplagaOwner
A NOTCH ABOVE THE RESTSERVING THE OHIO VALLEY
FOR OVER 25 YEARS
GAIL W. KAHLEATTORNEY-AT-LAW
304-232-2970www.wheelinglegal.com
Lifelong member ofSt. Michael Parish
Free Initial Consultation
