1. religion and spirituality
2. christianity
3. catholicism

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Rev. Msgr. Eugene S. Ostrowski, V.F. Pastor
1508 Warwood Avenue * Wheeling, WV 26003
Office Hours: 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Parish Office (304) 277-2911
School Office (304) 277-1220
Parish Center (304) 277-3900
www.CorpusChris Wheeling.org Office@CorpusChris Wheeling.org
The Dedication
Of The
Lateran Basilica
November 9,
2014
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 bulle n.
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:
Call the Rectory any me to make arrangements. Please contact
the Parish Office regarding any aged or sick who are confined.
INITIATION/BAPTISMS: Rites of Ini a on of Adults and
Bap sm of Children can be arranged by contac ng the pastor.
Parents must complete a Bap sm Prepara on session prior to
their child’s Bap sm. Call the office to make arrangements.
MARRIAGE: Engaged couples should contact the pastor at least
six months before the wedding date to arrange for pre-marriage
prepara ons.
NEW PARISHIONERS: We welcome all new members. Please
register in person at the parish office or e-mail us at the above
address.
PARISH STAFF: 304-277-2911
Pastor: Rev. Msgr. Eugene S. Ostrowski, V.F.
Deacon: Rev. Mr. Douglas Breiding
Business Manager: Mrs. Kelly Clark
Parish Secretary: Mrs. Cindy Becker
Building & Maintenance: Mr. John Main
Music Director: Mrs. Deborah Breiding
"Destroy this
temple, and in
three days I will
raise it up"
PARISH SCHOOL: GRADES PRESCHOOL –8
School Principal: Mr. Dick Taylor
School Secretary: Ms. Trina Pissos
304-277-1220
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: Announcements must be submi ed
in wri ng or by e-mail to cindy@corpuschris wheeling.org
by 3:00PM on Wednesday.
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"Destroy this temple, and in three days
I will raise it up"
What can keep us from the presence of God? Jesus’ drama c
cleansing of the temple was seen by his disciples as a prophe c sign of God’s ac on. The temple was understood as
the dwelling place of God among his people. When God
delivered his people from slavery in Egypt, he brought them
through the sea, and finally to Mount Sinai where he made a
covenant with them and gave them a new way of life
embodied in the Ten Commandments (Exodus 20:1-17). God
gave Moses instruc on for worship and for making the
Tabernacle, or tent of mee ng, which was later replaced by
the temple. The New Testament tells us that these “serve as
a copy and shadow of the heavenly sanctuary” – God’s
Temple in heaven (Hebrews 8:5). Jesus’ cleansing of the temple is also a prophe c sign of what he wants to do with each
of us. He ever seeks to cleanse us of sin and make us living
temples of his Holy Spirit (1 Corinthians 6:19). Do you want
to be holy as God is holy?
Jesus referred to the temple as his Father’s house which was
being made into “house of trade” (John 2:16) or “den of robbers” (Mark 11:17). That is why he used physical force to
expel the money-chargers. The prophecy of Malachi foretold
the coming of the Lord unexpectedly to his Temple to “purify
the sons of Levi and refine them like gold and silver, ll they
present right offerings to the Lord” (Malachi 3:1-4). Jesus'
disciples recalled the words of Psalm 69: “Zeal for your
house will consume me.” This was understood as a Messianic
prophecy. Here the disciples saw more clearly Jesus as the
Messiah who burned with zeal for God's house. The Jewish
authori es, however, wanted proof that Jesus had divine
authority to act as he did. They demanded a sign from God
to prove Jesus right, otherwise, they would treat him as an
imposter and a usurper of their authority. Jesus replied that
the sign God would give would be Jesus' death on the cross
and resurrec on from the tomb: "Destroy this temple, and in
three days I will raise it up." The Jews did not understand
that the temple Jesus referred to was his own body. The
“tent of his body” had to be destroyed to open the way to
the presence of God for us. Through his death and resurrecon, Jesus not only reconciles us with God, but he fills us
with his Holy Spirit and makes us temples of the living God (1
Corinthians 6:19-20). God's word enlightens our minds and
purifies our hearts that we may offer God fi ng worship and
enjoy his presence both now and forever. Do you burn with
zeal for the Lord’s house?
"Lord Jesus Christ, you open wide the door of your Father’s
house and you bid us to enter confidently that we may worship in spirit and truth. Help me to draw near to your throne
of mercy with gra tude and joy."
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Dedica on of the Basilica of St John Lateran (Feast)
Most people probably think that St Peter’s is the pope’s main
church in Rome. But actually it is the Church of St John Lateran which
is the cathedral and hence the Pope’s church as Bishop of the Diocese
of Rome. On the façade of the basilica there is an inscrip on in La n
which reads, “the mother and mistress of all churches of Rome and
the world”. We tend to forget that the Pope is primarily a Bishop, a
first among equals, and that this church has a special and symbolic
importance for the whole Church.
The first church building on this site was built in the 4th century
when the Emperor Constan ne gave land he had received from the
wealthy Lateran family. That church and others which replaced it
suffered over the centuries from fire, earthquakes and war but it remained the church where popes were consecrated un l they returned
from exile in Avignon, in the south of France. When the Avignon papacy formally ended and the Pope could return to Rome, the Lateran
Palace and the basilica were in a serious state of disrepair. The popes
took up residency at the Basilica of St Mary in Trastevere and later at
the Basilica of Saint Mary Major. Eventually, the Palace of the Va can
was constructed and has been the pope’s residence un l now.
The present Lateran basilica was erected in 1646. It ranks first
among the four major basilicas in Rome (with St Peter’s, St Mary Major’s and St Paul’s Outside the Walls) as the Ecumenical Mother
Church. On top of its facade are 15 large statues represen ng Christ,
John the Bap st, John the Evangelist and 12 Doctors of the Church.
Underneath its high altar are the remains of a small wooden table on
which tradi on claims St Peter celebrated the Eucharist.
St. John Bap st and St. John the Evangelist are regarded as copatrons of the cathedral, the chief patron being Christ the Saviour
himself, as the inscrip on at the entrance of the Basilica indicates,
and as is the tradi on in the patriarchal cathedrals. The Basilica remains dedicated to the Saviour, and its tular feast is the Transfiguraon. Its full tle then is Archbasilica of the Most Holy Saviour and of
Sts. John Bap st and John Evangelist in the Lateran.
Celebra ng the dedica on of the Pope’s cathedral today is a way of
expressing the unity of the whole Church with the Pope, the Bishop of
Rome. And the union of each local church with this church is an
expression of the unity of all churches both with Rome and with
each other. (Site: www.sacredspace.ie)
Corpus Christi Mission Statement
We, the Catholic Community of Corpus Christi, are called to continue the work
and teachings set forth by Jesus Christ. We are committed:
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To make the Eucharist the center of our lives by celebrating it joyfully
and meaningfully as a community,
To grow as an involved and loving community,
To preserve church and family traditions,
To provide a Catholic education and opportunities for spiritual growth to
all age groups,
To reach out to those in need.
As a parish, we dedicate ourselves to live out our faith through service where
each member shares with others the gifts and talents received from God.
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Parish Events & Community Activities
SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION
Bap sm: Parents wishing to have their child bap zed
must schedule and complete a prepara on session prior
to scheduling their child’s Bap sm. Please contact the
Parish Office to make arrangements. 304-277-2911
NO ADULT SCRIPTURE SESSION
THIS WEEK
Due to the upcoming holiday schedule
Scripture Sessions will not resume un l
Wednesday, January 7, 2015, at 7:00PM.
“The Life & Le ers of St. Paul”
will be the new topic.
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
The Parish Office will be closed in
observance of Veteran’s Day.
♦ REMEMBER TO BUY YOUR GROCERY STORE SCRIP WHEN MAKING YOUR
SHOPPING LIST FOR “GOBBLER TOM” AND ALL THE FIXINGS! SCRIP can be
purchased Mondays from 8:15AM — 9:00AM and Fridays from 2:30PM —
3:30PM in the school cafeteria. You can also purchase SCRIP a er all masses
on the week-end. Special Orders or large orders must be received by Monday
@ 10:00AM to assure delivery by Friday. Market Day: paper orders due to
the school by November 25,2014, on-line orders due no later than November
29, 2014 11:00PM. Pick up date: December 5, 2014 3:00-3:30PM
♦ Monday, November 10—Early Dismissal @ Noon Parent/Teacher Conferences
♦ Tuesday, November 11—No School Veteran’s Day
♦ Thursday, November 20—PTG Mee ng @ 7:00PM in the cafeteria.
♦ The 8th Grade class is sponsoring their Annual Poinse a Sale. Orders are
due December 8, 2014. Delivery will be December 12 in the a ernoon. Order
forms available in back of church, in the school or church office. Proceeds go
towards the 8th grade class trip to Washington, DC in May.
Knight’s Corner
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
K of C Officers Mee ng
In the K of C Mee ng Room @7:00PM
Cantor Prac ce
Thursday, November 13, 2014 @
6:00PM in the Church
CONFIRMATION PREPARATION SESSION
Sunday, November 16, 2014 @ 6:00-7:30
in the School Cafeteria
This session is for parents and their children,
in Corpus Chris School and in the PREP program,
preparing to receive the Sacrament of Confirma on.
Monsignor Gene will be addressing the candidates and their
parents at this session.
The Sacrament of First Reconcilia on will be
celebrated here at Corpus Chris Parish on
Monday, November 17, 2014 @ 6:00PM.
Parents & Children need to be in church
no later than 5:45.
Please keep these young members of our Parish
in your thoughts and prayers as they take this
important step in their faith journey.
College Planning Night will be hosted by CCHS Guidance
Office on Nov. 19. Don't miss out on our "College 101"
Program for Juniors and Seniors (and their parents) on Wednesday,
Nov. 19 (6:30-8:00 pm, CCHS Great Hall)! Learn about Central
Catholic's new and improved college planning services and everything
you need to know for a successful college planning process for your
child. Discussion Topics to include: Junior and Senior College Planning
Timeline; SAT and ACT Tes ng Informa on; Available Dual-Credit
College Courses; College/University Admissions Visits; College Applicaon Procedure and Timeline; Transcripts and Recommenda on
Le ers; PROMISE and Other Available Scholarships; NCAA Eligibility;
and Financial Aid. Light refreshments will be served.
Hope to see you there!
In celebra on of the Thanksgiving Holiday, CCHS will dismiss early on
Wednesday, Nov. 26 and be closed on Nov. 27-28. Classes will resume
on Monday, Dec. 1. We wish everyone a blessed Thanksgiving!
Mark Your Calendars! The annual CCHS Freshmen Christmas Show will
be held the evening of Dec. 7 in the Great Hall.
Super Bowl Board squares are
available $50 each. .
Contact Tom Fauls ck 304- 277-5255.
SAVE THE DATE
MARK YOUR CALENDARS
Ladies Guild Christmas Party
Sunday, December 14, 2014 @ 2:00PM
in the Parish Center. All Ladies Guild
members are cordially invited. See back
inside page of bulle n for complete details.
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Monday, November 10, 2014
Ti 1: 1-9; Ps 24: 1b-4b, 5-6; Lk 17: 1-6
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Ti 2: 1-8, 11-14; Ps 37: 3-4, 18, 23, 27, 29; Lk 17: 7-10
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Ti 3: 1-7; Ps 23: 1b-6; Lk 17: 11-19
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Phlm 7-20; Ps 146: 7-10; Lk 17: 20-25
Friday, November 14, 2014
2 Jn 4-9; Ps 119: 1-2, 10-11, 17-18; Lk 17: 26-37
Saturday, November 15, 2014
3 Jn 5-8; Ps 112: 1-6; Lk 18: 1-8
Sunday, November 16, 2014
Prv 31: 10-13, 19-20, 30-31; Ps 128: 1-5; 1 Thes 5: 1-6;
Mt 25: 14-30
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11:00AM Monday, November 10
Funeral Memorial Mass for Robert Philabaum
8:30AM Tuesday, November 11
Philip Garbark
11:00AM Wednesday, November 12
Rose & Frank Bogolin
8:30AM Thursday, November 13
Robert Philabaum
8:30AM Friday, November 14
Peg Straughn
5:30PM Saturday, November 15
Edmund “Mac” McGinley
8:00AM Sunday, November 16
Mary Becker (A)
10:30AM Sunday, November 16
For All Parishioners
Special Prayer Intentions
Sarah Czapp, Phyllis Grob,
Abby McGowan, CJ Reinacher,
Richard Rinschler, Norma Roth,
Joseph Wavra, and John Vdovjak
Last Week’s Collec ons
November 2, 2014
Offertory Collec on:
$ 4,842.75
Archdiocese of Military Services Collec on: $ 530.00
All Saints Day Collec on
$ 503.00
Total
$ 5,875.75
Thank you for your generosity!
Entered into Eternal Life:
Gloriann Clara Bober Schuetz
October 9, 1927 — November 4, 2014
Mother of Karen (Michael) Klemm, and
Nancy (Richard) Schell
Sister-in-law of Mary Jane Schuetz
Please keep her and her family in your prayers.
Mount Calvary Cemetery invites parishioners to join them for these
upcoming events in November at the Bishop's Chapel :
November 16: Evening Prayer for the Dead (featuring special music)
will be celebrated at 5:30pm
All are invited to par cipate as we lovingly remember those who have
gone before us marked with the sign of faith. Please call the cemetery
office (304.242.0460) for addi onal details.
♦ 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 leŌ on the list for 4 weeks unless we are
otherwise noƟfied by the family.
The Sanctuary Candle is burning this week
in loving memory of:
Mary Malinosky
Weekly Sanctuary Candle
An offering can now be made in memory of a deceased loved one. The Sanctuary Candle
is the candle in the red and gold candle stand that is adjacent to the Tabernacle, which
remains lit at all mes. Call or stop in the church office for more details, 304-277-2911.
PLEASE RETURN MISSALS TO THE BACK OF THE CHURCH!
If you use a missal to follow the liturgy at mass, please return 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.
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Hosp
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Kowalik,Walter Granato,Amy
Kowalik,Eugene
Myers,Tom
Myers,Linda
Lector 2
Musician
Provenzano. F. Breiding,D.
Cantor
Pesi, D.
Sunday, November 16, 2014 Altar S
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8:00AM Mass
Faulstick,Tyler Miller,L.
Hosp
Robson,C.
Williams,J.
Williams,L.
Lector 2
Robson,T.
Cantor
Latos,C.
Sunday, November 16, 2014 Altar S
10:30AM Mass
Smay,Austin
Riggs,Justin
Children's Liturgy:
Angius,Jesse
K. Riggs & C. Contraguerro
Hosp
Lector 1
Lector 2
Musician
Cantor
Smay,C.
Ripoly ,J.
Remp,J.
Bailey,Sue
Hill, Angie
Graebe,Mary Jo
DiProsperis,Eleanor If you are unable to fulfill your ministry please
find a replacement minister. It is very important
Baker,S.
to have all posi ons filled!
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Deacon Doug
Smay, J.
Blake, M.
November 10 — November 14
Baron Vogrin & Jesse Angius
A en on Lectors:
The 2015 Workbook for Lectors are available to pick
up in the Church Sacristy. Lectors please make sure
you stop by and pick up your copy.
THE MASS INTENTION BOOK FOR 2015 IS NOW OPEN !
You may s ll make requests for Mass Inten ons for 2015, dates are
s ll available! S pend payment must be made when the mass and/or
candle is scheduled. Please mail your requests with payment to the
Parish Office or stop in to schedule. No phone requests please!
Corpus Chris School will be selling
Enjoy® Coupon Books again this
year to benefit the general fund.
Books are priced at $40 and will be
on sale from October 6, 2014,
through January 7, 2015. For more
informa on, please contact Kelly at
the Parish Office at (304) 277-2911.
Lector 1
White,D.
Musician
Breiding,D.
18th Street Volunteers
November 15, 2014
Steve Baker Ron Bogolin
Tim Johnson
Norma Mascolino Donna Polsinelli
NOVEMBER HAPPENINGS @
St. Joseph Retreat Center
137 Mount St. Joseph Road, Wheeling,
West Virginia.
Holis c Weekend: Friday, November 14 —Sunday, November 16.
Begins at 7:00PM on Friday; ends with Sunday brunch.
Treat yourself to a weekend to experience the integra on of different
modali es of prayer, wellness, and relaxa on. Wear comfortable
clothing and shoes since you may want to spend some of your weekend outdoors. Sister Kathleen Durkin, CSJ, facilitator. Cost: $125.00;
Commuter cost: $75.00. All are welcome!
Enhance Your Life Through Drumming:
Monday, November 24, 2014. 6:30PM to 7:30 PM
Come join our monthly drum circle as we share rhythm and get in tune
with ourselves and others. Jennifer Hezoucky, facilitator. Cost: $10.00. All are welcome!
To register for any of the events at the Retreat Center call:
304-232-8160 extensions 112 or 145 or
email: [email protected].
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Crea ve Ways to Give Thanks on This Thanksgiving
Here are some simple, crea ve Thanksgiving ideas to help you and your
family express thanks to God on Thanksgiving Day. With a li le advance
planning new memories and tradi ons can be established.
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Together We Can Reach Our Goal!
As we approach Thanksgiving, we also near the end of this
year’s Catholic Sharing Appeal. We stand at 97% of our
goal of $1.55 million, and your gi to the CSA can help us
reach our goal! If possible, we ask you to visit our website
and make a gi today!
Your dona on will support your parish, as well as Catholic
Educa on, Catholic Chari es West Virginia, and Diocesan
Ministries. Please know how much we appreciate all gi s to
the Catholic Sharing Appeal!
Altar Servers
Richard Rinschler
Hospitality Ministry Tracy Robson
RCIA
Linda Rinschler
Knights of Columbus William Wagner
St. Vincent de Paul Ebbie Schuetz
Youth Ministry
Trina Pissos
Ladies Guild
Jackie McGlumphy
304-277-2807
304-905-0588
304-277-2807
304-336-7177
304-277-369
304-277-1220
304-277–5142
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Set aside a few moments on Thanksgiving Day to sit down and read a
Thanksgiving story. Read it alone or together with your family.
Take on the family project of wri ng a Thanksgiving poem or prayer together.
During Thanksgiving dinner, ask each family member to share a favorite
Thanksgiving memory.
Invite a widow, single person or someone who is lonely to share in your
family Thanksgiving meal.
Put on your own Thanksgiving Day parade or "pilgrim play" with family,
friends and neighbors.
Prepare a Thanksgiving offering to give to a needy family or one of your
favorite chari es
Adopt a family at Thanksgiving by providing their Thanksgiving meal or groceries in advance.
Always remember to be thankful of all your blessings.
Good Neighbor
PTG
Finance Council
Cafeteria Rental
Athle c Director
CCGS Boosters
Georgia Rudol
304-277-3961
Mike Howard
304– 277-1220
David Glatz
304-277-466
Tom & Peggy Dailer 304-277-2707
Kevin Heller, Jr.
304-277-4082
Ed Boudreau
304-277-2475
O Come All Ye Faithful
To the Ladies Guild
CHRISTMAS PARTY!
Enjoy Fine Food and
Wonderful Conversation
With fellow ladies of the parish.
Turkey and Ham Dinner
With all the “fixins”
Sunday, December 14th, 2014
In the Parish Center at 2:00
$5 Gift Exchange
White Elephant Raffle
50/50 Raffle
Paid-up Membership — Free
Non-Members — $10
PTG ONE STOP SHOP &
COOKIE SALE
Join us in the Parish Center
Saturday, December 13, 2014
9:00 — 1:00
Save your time and energy by purchasing your cookies at the
PTG Cookie Sale! (Come early the cookies may run out!)
Five Dozen for $15.00
One Stop Shop has tables available for vendors and crafters.
Tables are $15. For more information contact:
Trina Pissos 304-277-1220 or 304-639-6104
Have a cup of coffee as you choose your cookies! Check out the
One Stop Shop for some great Christmas gifts!
Some vendors include: Thirty-One,
Tastefully Simple, Usborne Books,
Origami Owl, Gold Canyon Candles and
other crafters.
Tickets will be sold after Mass in the
back of Church (Nov. 8 – Nov. 30), can be
purchased in the Parish Office or call
Becky Gentle 304-905-8046 to make a
reservation.
Reservation Deadline is December 4th.
Tickets will NOT be sold at the door.
Eighth Grade
Poinse a Sale
The 8th grade class is once again sponsoring the
poinse a sale to support their Washington, DC
class trip in May. All orders need to be turned in by Monday,
December 8, 2014. Orders will be delivered to the school and will be
ready for pick-up on Friday, December 12, 3:00-5:00. Order forms
are available in the back of church, in the parish and school offices.
Poinse a prices range from $7.00 - $30.00. Fresh pine wreaths,
centerpieces and grave blankets are available to order also.
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