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Rev. Symeon Galazka Pastor
July 23, 2017
Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Mass Schedule St. Vincent’s
Saturday evening @ 5 pm Sunday morning @ 10:30 am Monday morning @ 11:30 am Tuesday morning @ 11:30 am Thursday morning @ 9:30 am
Mass Schedule St. Joseph’s
Sunday morning @ 8:30 am Tuesday evening @ 6:30 pm
Wednesday morning @ 8:30 am
Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturdays 4:15 – 4:35 pm (SV) Anytime by request (SV & SJ)
Seasonal Communal Celebrations
St. Vincent De Paul Church 21 Rosary Road
New Martinsville WV 26155 Office/Rectory 304-455-4615
St. Joseph Catholic Church 64 Frohnapfel Ln Proctor WV 26055
Rectory 304-447-3999
Klug Hall 304-455-3555 Fax 304-455-4617 Website www.svdpnm.org Parish Office (SV) 304-455-4615 Office Manager Denise Klug Monday-Friday 9 am to 4:30 pm Parish email [email protected] Maintenance (SV) Fred Emch Custodian (SV) John Pierce Parish Nurse Karen Dean 304-771-1118 [email protected] PSR Debra Freeland (SV) 304-455-1654 or 304-771-1654 PSR Cindy Fox (SJ) Music Ministry Gail Haught, Ben Nice, John Tomaszewski
Sacrament of Baptism Infants: Please make arrangements with the pastor. Adults: After RCIA preparation.
Sacrament of Marriage Please make arrangements with the pastor. Nine-month minimum notice required.
Sacrament of the Sick Call the Parish Office
Raphael Committee Pat Lilkendey 304-455-5208 Eva Rogalski 304-455-5176
The Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston is committed to the protection of its children and young people.
The Diocese complies with the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Charter for the Protection
of Children and Young People by maintaining an Office of Safe Environment. To report an incidence of
suspected child sexual abuse, please contact your local law enforcement agency, or you may
confidentially contact the West Virginia Bureau for Children and Families/Child Protective Services by
calling the Child Abuse Hotline at 800.352.6513. To report suspected cases of sexual abuse by
personnel of the Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston to the Diocese, please contact one of the Bishop’s
designees at 888.434.6237 (toll free) or 304.233.0880: Sister Ellen Dunn, ext. 264; Mr. Bryan Minor,
ext. 263; Msgr. Frederick Annie, ext. 267, or Msgr. Anthony Cincinnati, 270. For more information on
the Diocese’s Office of Safe Environment, please go to www.dwc.org, then click the “Diocese” tab,
then click “Office of Safe Environment” under the “Offices” menu. To learn more about the Catholic
Church’s efforts in preventing sexual abuse of children in the United States, please
visit http://www.usccb.org. Under “Issues and Action,” click “Child and Youth Protection” from the
drop down menu.
MASS SCHEDULE Saturday July 22 5:00 pm SV Nicole Ellen
Schoolcraft Parnell & Therese Schoolcraft
Sunday July 23 8:30 am SJ Rose Goddard Bob & Jackie Goddard
Sunday July 23 10:30 am SV For the People
Monday July 24 11:30 am SV Sarah Jane Long George & Pat Lilkendey
Tuesday July 25 11:30 SV Dr. Warren Grace Barb & Dick Klug
Tuesday July 25 6:30 pm SJ Albert Estep Nick & Jean Frohnapfel
Wednesday July 26 8:30 am SJ Bob Miller John & Lorna Miller
Thursday July 27 9:30am SV Nicole Ellen Schoolcraft
Joan Block
Friday July 28 NO MASS
Saturday July 29 5:00 pm SV For the People
Sunday July 30 8:30 am SJ Abby Frohnapfel Dave & Linda Franklin
Sunday July 30 10:30 am SV Rose Goddard Deborah & Logan Hassig
PLEASE REMEMBER IN PRAYER – Cathy Pryor, Larry Mall, Josh Kirkland, Jim Richthammer, Don Durig, Tara Moonshadow, Theresa Ice, Helen Shutler, Margie Whiteman, Stan Maslowski, Nathan Link, Scott Richter, Diane Beucke, Don Hohman, Joseph Picinotti, Dorothy Maury, Rex Young, Eleanor Miller, Gary Slider, George Templeton, Darlene Johnston, Randy Eller, Albert Hohman, , Bob Dalrymple, Ed Herrick, Dave Koon, Dick Fonner, Dave Estep, Don Marin, Summer Timbs, Kim Klug, Joyce Watson, Anna Scheibelhood, Dave Shepherd, Jim Dean, Ed Taylor NEEDED – Greeters for SV Saturday evening Mass. Please sign up in the vestibule if you are able to assist in this ministry.
GABRIEL PROJECT – The Gabriel Project is in need of diapers in size 2,3,4,5,6 Personal hygiene
items: shampoos, lotions etc. Please drop off donations in the vestibule of the church or at Community Resources located in office adjacent to Parish Office. .
COLLECTION SUMMARY St. Vincent
Weekend of 07/16/17 Envelopes….$1940.00
Loose….$571.00 Communications….$438.00
COLLECTION SUMMARY St. Joseph
Weekend of 07/16/17 Envelopes…..$400.00
Loose…..$28.00 Communications…$82.00
SCRIPTURE READINGS
. BAGS OF BOUNTY – Our parish has been asked to provide juice boxes for the Bags of Bounty which provides weekend meals for needy children in Wetzel County. Please put your donations in the vestibule.
A Family Perspective by Bud Oscar
16th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Parents plant values in their children, anticipating that the tiny seeds of honesty, respect, commitment and fidelity will grow with their child and one day become “a safe haven” to many.
Upcoming Meetings & Events
SV Tues. July 26th Christian Service
07/23 Wisdom 12:13, 16-19 Romans 8:26-27 Matthew 13:24-43
NURSE’S NOTE BY KAREN DEAN, RN Swimmer’s Ear (Outer Ear Infection) Swimmer’s ear symptoms are usually mild at first, but they may get worse if your infection isn’t treated or spreads. Mild Signs and Symptoms
• Itching in your ear canal * Slight redness inside your ear
• Mild discomfort that’s made worse by pulling on your outer ear (pinna, or auricle) or pushing the little “bump” (tragus) in front of your ear.
• Some drainage of clear, odorless fluid Moderate Progression
• More Intense Itching * Increasing Pain
• More extensive redness in your ear * Excessive fluid drainage
• Discharge of pus * Decreased of muffled hearing
• Feeling of fullness inside your ear and partial blockage of your ear canal by swelling, fluid and debris.
Contact your doctor if you’re experiencing any signs or symptoms of swimmer’s ear, even if they’re mild. Swimmer’s ear is an infection that’s usually caused by bacteria commonly found in water and soil. Infections caused by a fungus are less common. Your outer ear canals have natural defenses that help keep them clean and prevent infection. If you have swimmer’s ear, your natural defenses have been overwhelmed. Conditions that can weaken your ear’s defenses and promote bacterial growth include:
• Excess moisture in your ear, Heavy perspiration, prolonged humid weather or water that remains in your ear after swimming can create a favorable environment for bacteria.
• Scratches or abrasions in your ear canal. Cleaning your ear with a cotton swab or hair pin, scratching inside your ear with a finger, or wearing headphones or hearing aids can cause small breaks in the skin that allow bacteria to grow.
• Sensitivity reactions. Hair products or jewelry can cause allergies and skin conditions that promote infection.
Risk Factors Factors that may increase your risk of swimmer’s ear include:
• Swimming
• Swimming in water with elevated bacteria levels, such as a lake rather than a well-maintained pool.
• A narrow ear canal—for example, in a child—that can more easily trap water.
• Use of certain devices, such as headphones or a hearing aid
• Skin allergies or irritation from jewelry, hair spray or hair dyes. Treatment Cleaning—Cleaning your outer ear is necessary to help eardrops flow to all infected areas, your doctor will use a suction device or ear curette to clean away any discharge clumps of earwax, flaky skin and other debris. Medications for Infection—For most case of swimmer’s ear, your doctor will prescribe eardrops that have some combination of the following ingredients, depending on the type and seriousness of your infection: *Acidic solution to help restore you’re your ear’s normal antibacterial environment *Steroid to fight bacteria *Antibiotic to fight bacteria *Antifungal medication to fight an infection caused by fungus
Ask your doctor about the best method for taking your eardrops MAYO CLINIC
The cost is $30
unless you wish to do the overnight trip,
which will cost $190 for the first person
and $40 for each additional, up to 4
people. Includes bus , hotel and breakfast.
There are 6 buses throughout the state. Wheeling/Morgantown, Clarksburg/Fairmont, Martinsburg, Charlestown, Beckley/Huttonsville, Huntington/Charleston
You can register for this trip by going to DWC.org, calling 304-725-5558 or get more info for the DWC website or email "Chris Pifer" [email protected] This sounds like it would be a wonderful Pilgrimage with fellow people from all over our beautiful state. Hopefully many of us will take advantage of it.
EVANGELICAL CORNER
Start by doing what’s necessary, then by what’s possible and
suddenly you’re doing the impossible
St. Francis of Assisi
