Rev. J. Stephen Vallelonga, Pastor

pastor.spchurchweston@gmail.com

210 Center Ave., Weston, WV 26452

304-269-3048

with Mary Hendricks

5th Sunday of Lent, March 13, 2016

Pastoral Associate: Mary Mazza Hendricks (304) 269-1244 Mash111@aol.com Office Hours: Mon. - Thurs. 8:30am - 6pm Parish Office Manager: Sandra R. Mick (304) 269-3048 spchurchweston@gmail.com Office Hours: Mon. – Fri. 9am – 4pm Mass Schedule: Monday: NO MASS Tuesday: NO MASS Wednesday: 6pm (church) Thursday: 8am (St. Joseph Chapel) Friday: 8:15am (church) Saturday: 6pm (church) Sunday: 9:30am (church) The Sacraments: Baptism - By arrangement Marriage - At least nine months’ notice. Reconciliation - Wednesday: 5:00 - 5:45 Saturday: 5:00 - 5:45pm Sunday: 9:00 - 9:20am Anytime by request (304-269- 3048) Pastoral Care of the Sick - Please notify the parish office (304-269-3048) of parishioners who are hospitalized or homebound and wish to receive Eucharist or the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick. RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults): RCIA: Wed, 6:30 in the parish meeting room. For more info, contact Mary Hendricks at 304-269-1244. Sat - 7pm & Sun - 10:30am, church - “After Mass Class.” “Like” on Facebook: St. Pat’s RCIA Counseling: Contact Valerie Corley at 304-476-6009. Rosary: Weekly: Wed 5:35pm & Thurs: 7:35am (no Mass = no Rosary) Oct. and May: Saturday: 5:30pm, Sunday: 9am Miraculous Medal Novena: Wed: 5:55pm Prayer Line: Micki Snyder 304-269-3688 or 304 476-6516 Mission Contact Info: Kim Derico 304 884-6984 or hshcrafts1@yahoo.com.

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Website: www.spchurchweston.net

St. Patrick School Pre-School – 6th Grade

224 Center Ave. Weston, WV 26452 304-269-5547

Principal: Maureen Gildein Secretary: Regina Frazier email: st.pats@stpatswv.org website: stpatswv.org

John 11: 1-45 Have you ever seen someone come back from the dead? I have. More about that later. But in the meantime… Today Jesus finds out that his friend Lazarus is ill. He travels to Bethany, telling

his disciples, “Our friend Lazarus is asleep, but I am going to awaken him.” Jesus, buddy, the guy is dead. Give it up.

But, Jesus has a mission. He wants his disciples to believe. So, he makes his way to the home of his beloved friends, Martha and Mary, who have lost their brother. They are grieving, sure that Lazarus would not have died if Jesus had arrived on time.

Jesus goes to the tomb, thanks his Father, and says, “Lazarus, come out.” To the shock and, most likely, disbelief of the onlookers, Lazarus walks out of

the tomb. They have seen a dead man come back to life. All miracles are amazing, but this one takes the number one spot.

Oh, yeah. You’re probably wondering about me seeing someone come back from the dead. I see it nearly every day. You don’t believe me, do you? Well, you see it happen, too.

I see it when my friend calls to say that her son has been “clean” for a year. That the addiction that kept his life in turmoil, kept her worried and confused, no longer had a hold on him. I saw that dead look in his eyes be replaced with the promise of better choices.

I see it in RCIA. When inquirers come in with questions that have bugged them for years—worshipping statues or is it really the Body of Christ? We eat and pray together. We talk about how God is working in our lives. We form a community of believers. And then it clicks when Easter Vigil comes. I see the smiles and happiness when the water of Baptism is poured over their heads. I see them turn around and embrace their sponsor or their family.

I see it when a worried mother comes into my office, crying when she talks about her children. Maybe they’ve been bullied in school. Maybe they aren’t going to church anymore. I can’t offer much, a listening ear at best. But I always give them time to talk it out, and I always make them laugh. That’s my goal: leave them laughing. And when they do leave, their eyes almost always have a little hope glimmering in them.

We see miracles every day, all of us. Maybe they aren’t as dramatic as a dead man walking, but we see them. Just yesterday I saw my daffodils popping out of the dead winter ground. That’s a miracle, right there.

Let’s learn from this old Hindu poem:

A child whispered, “God, speak to me” And a meadowlark sang. The child did not hear. So the child yelled, “God, speak to me!” And the thunder rolled across the sky but the child did not listen. The child looked around and said, “God, let me see you” and a star shone brightly. but the child did not notice. And the child shouted, “God, show me a miracle!” And a life was born but the child did not know. So the child cried out in despair, “Touch me, God, and let me know you are here!” Whereupon God reached down And touched the child. But the child brushed the butterfly away And walked away unknowingly.

PARISH DINNER TODAY!!

Join your parish family at our St. Patrick Day dinner on Sunday, March 13, at 5pm in the

gym. On the menu: Bangers & Mash, Colcannon,

KFC Chicken, Baked Ziti and Meatballs Bring a covered dish (or two!) and the whole

family!

PLEASE DO NOT CALL, EMAIL, FACEBOOK, TEXT, etc., SANDY, MARY, FR. STEVE or

THE PARISH OFFICE—IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO SERVE WHEN SCHEDULED. Please find a substitute!

Mass Attendance Weekly Offering

Electronic Offering

Total Goal Over/Short

Weekly Over/Short

Year to Date School

Debt Reduction

Sat Sun Total Weekly Electronic Total

114 218 332 5055 0 5055 4231.00 $824.00 -$3,294.75 822 815 0 815

Wednesday Rosary Leaders:

3/16 R. Pascsio 3/23 Gary Riley

Rosary begins at 5:35pm each Wednesday when Mass is celebrated, followed by the

Miraculous Medal novena.

SPECIAL & SECOND COLLECTION: MARCH 25: Holy Land Collection MARCH 27: Education of Seminarians

DIVINE MERCY CHAPLET Join us each Friday at 11:30 in the church for the Divine Mercy Chaplet. If you don’t know it, don’t worry. We will have papers for you to follow.

How to Recite the Chaplet The Chaplet of Mercy is recited using ordinary rosary beads of five decades. The Chaplet is preceded by two opening prayers from the Diary of Saint Faustina and followed by a closing prayer.

Catholic Relief Services 682 Day Date Time Intention

Ma

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ns

Requested By

S 3/12/16 6:00 PM Parishioners

S 3/13/16 9:30 AM †Mildred Droppleman Ed & Anita Droppleman

M 3/14/16 No Mass No Mass No Mass

T 3/15/16 No Mass No Mass No Mass

W 3/16/16 6:00 PM Vocations to the Priesthood

T 3/17/16 8:00 AM †Mary P. Weber Family

F 3/18/16 8:15 AM †Jackie Fealy Dan and Sandra Mick

S 3/19/16 6:00 PM Parishioners

S 3/20/16 9:30 AM †Lynn Hammond Parish

NO DAILY MASS We will not have Mass on Mon.,

March 14.

Ministry Schedules

DA

Y

DATE TIME

Greeters Altar Servers Readers Gifts Eucharistic Ministers

Cantor

SA

T

3/12 Debbie & Brooklyn Queen

A Zoe Skinner 1 Mitchell Queen Kelley Skinner

and family

1 Luanne Bowers Gracie Marsh

B Garrett Skinner 2 Julia Marsh 2 Larry Bowers

6 PM 3 Valerie Corley

SU

N

3/13 Sara Robinson and family

A Spencer Davis 1 Jeremy Garton Rick and Paige Bailey & family

1 Betty Hill Kelley

Skinner B Drew Bailey 2 Jenny Garton 2 Danielle Mick

9:30 3 Marissa Aman

SA

T

3/19 Rose Neal, Spring Franklin

& Briana

A Madison Hall 1 Mary Hendricks

Hall Family

1 Rock Garton John

Collins B Kami Franklin 2 GL Shearer 2 Barbara King

6 PM 3 Tom Ruppert

SU

N

3/20 Maddie and

Emily Paugh, Meagan Walker and Anna Naim

A Ethan Mehr 1 Michael Riley PALM SUNDAY

KIDS MASS

1 Mitchell Queen Joe

Derico B Dylan O'Sullivan 2 Tyler Murray 2 Brooklyn Queen

9:30 3 Tyler Mehr

Th

u

3/24 Karen and Deanna

Pascasio

A Madison Hall 1 Sandy Mick Catechumens and

Candidates

1 Jeremy Garton

B Jayna Jerden 2 Joe Jerden 2 Jenny Garton

6 PM 3 Mary Hendricks

Fri

3/25 Enter church quietly!

A Patrick Mehr 1 Danielle Mick

N/A

1 Tyler Mehr

B Ethan Mehr 2 Jim Mehr

6 PM S

AT

3/26 EASTER VIGIL, Enter Church

Quietly

A Hunter Blake 1 Jenny Garton Catechumens and

Candidates

1 Mary Hendricks

B Joseph Blake 2 Jeremy Garton 2 Sandy Mick

8:30 3 Judy Jerden 3 John Weber

SU

N

3/27 Butch Caine and Judy Foster

A Joe Derico 1 Mary Jane Parker Linger and

Edwards families

1 Paul Derico

B Tom Derico 2 Danielle Mick 2 Julia Marsh

9:30 3 Betty Hill

SA

T

4/2 Dave and Becky King

A Briana Franklin 1 Barbara King Mike and Rose Neal & Kami

Franklin

1 Pam Thompson

B Blake Francis 2 Brooklyn Queen 2 A. L. Determan

6 PM 3 Mike Determan

SU

N

4/3 Sheila West, Ashley West and family

A Payton Aman 1 Manny Robinson Chad and Megan Westfall & family

1 Jim Mehr

B Jordan Aman 2 Sara Robinson 2 Marissa Aman

9:30 3 Judy Foster

PLEASE PRAY FOR…

Those who are sick: Ed Hubbs, Joe Boggs, Susan Bailey, Jim Arsenault, Rose Determan, Butch Dodson, Phoebe Herron, Sara Jane Huntz, Keith Marshall, Mary Ann Murray, Linda Reed (Brenda Reed’s sister), Burke Riley, Jack Rollins, Lori Saltis, Bob Swiger, Clarence and Mary Lou Weber.

Those who are homebound or in nursing homes!

Those who have died: Lynn Moody Hammond. May the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen.

Vocations to the Priesthood and Religious Life

Those in RCIA: Amanda Blake, Chris Cunningham, Brad Curtis, Jenny Delgado, Michelle Droppleman, Ray Jones, Lynn Lynch, Alex Romero, Tammy Stalnaker

All Military Personnel: Eddie Burroughs, Ryan Faulkner

Our current and past principals: Mrs. Gildein, Mr. Derico, and Sister Eileen—Thank you for your dedication to our school!

NOTEWORTHY EVENTS

March – Laundry Supplies LCFRN—Canned stew and meats

Linens - Kathy Boyle Funeral Greeters - George Garton and Judy

Foster

After Mass Class - Sat. 7pm & Sun. 10:30am, church

Adoration: March 18 9am til noon, church

Holy Thursday (March 24) 7 - midnight, pmr

Stations of the Cross: Thursdays at 8:30 (March 17) and Fridays at 6 (March 18)

in the church Bell Choir Practice: Sunday’s following

After Mass Class or GIFT; each Wednesday after 6pm Mass

13 Sun: 5pm, Annual Parish Dinner 13 Sun: 4pm, Latin Mass, church 14 Mon: No Daily Mass 14 Mon: 7pm, Penance Service, Holy Rosary Church, Buckhannon 19 & 20: Palm Sunday, bring your old palms to church and get new ones 20 Sun: 10:30, GIFT, cafeteria 24 Holy Thursday: 6pm, Mass, church 24 Holy Thursday: 7 - midnight, Adoration, chapel 25 Good Friday: NO MASS 25 Good Friday: 3pm, Stations of the Cross 25 Good Friday: 6pm, The Passion of our Lord 26 Sat: 8:30pm, Easter Vigil 27 Easter Sunday: 9:30, Mass, church 30 Wed: 6pm, Mass at St. Bernard Church, Loveberry

Pope Francis, March 8 “Small gestures of love, of tenderness, of care, make people feel that the Lord is with us. This is how the door of mercy opens.”

Alcoholics Anonymous AA - Tues., Thurs., & Sat., 8pm school basement.

Narcotics Anonymous NA - Mon., 8pm school basement Use the door on the side of the school building facing the rectory for AA and NA meetings.

THE “GIFT” OF RECONCILIATION! Learn about Reconciliation with your parish family at GIFT on Sunday, March 20. After a delicious meal, Fr. Steve will discuss all aspects of reconciliation—from estranged families to the Sacrament of Penance. Let’s Grow In Faith Together!

PRINCIPAL PAID IN 2015: $84,452.36 Interest Paid in 2015: $12591.12

Loan Balance: $267,577.94

I’M IN! CAMPAIGN UPDATE Goal: 345,000.00

119 Pledges to Date: $232,018.00 12 Other gifts: $1215.00 Total: $233,233.00 Needed: $111,767

Your generosity is greatly appreciated! It’s not to late to participate! You can make a one-time gift or pledge for any number of months, make a one time gift or give when you have a little extra. Whatever works best for your situation.

“For it is in giving that we receive.” ― Francis of Assisi

ANNUAL PARISH DINNER SUNDAY, MARCH 13, AT 5

Bring a covered dish and enjoy the evening. Meat, homemade hot rolls, drinks, paper products, and cutlery will be provided. If you have a favorite “Irish” dish, make it to share with your parish family!

BE RECONCILED WITH GOD Penance Services will be held at Holy Rosary Church in Buckhannon on Mon., March 14, at 7!

THANK YOU, FR. PATSY Thank you, Fr. Patsy Wash, for filling in for Fr. Steve on Sunday. Fr. Steve is presiding at the Mass at 11am for his nephew Spencer’s Eagle Scout Award ceremony. This was planned several months ago in Huntington. Congratulations, Spencer!

PANCAKE & SAUSAGE BREAKFAST Sunday, March 13

8 - 1 Weston Fire department

$7 - 4 and up Free - 3 and under

All proceeds benefit the fire department.

SING YOUR HEART OUT! Adult Choir practice will continue on Saturday, March 12, and Saturday, March19, following the After Mass Class. With this limited time frame it would be great to have a good number of interested persons to participate in this ministry to the parish. Come join us!

MAKE LIFELONG FRIENDS AT SUMMER CAMP Two awesome camps to choose from!

Zip-line, swimming, horses, canoeing, a rock wall, arts and crafts, archery, fishing, camping and hiking for older ages, learning about nature and much more. Both camps are for Catholics and non-Catholics and both teach about the Catholic faith.

Weston Vicariate C.A.M.P. (Catholic Awareness Mid-summer Program)

Merciful Like the Father July 30 - August 6! COST: $200

THIS IS THE CAMP THAT SANDY ATTENDS! ADULT VOLUNTEERS ARE WELCOME.

Held at Camp Bosco in Huttonsville.

FISH FRY The Knights of Columbus are frying up cod for a Fish Fry on Friday, March 18, 4-7pm. Dinner for $10 includes with beans, slaw, bread & butter, coffee/tea. The Fish Fry will be held at the Hickory House Event Center on US 19. Come out and support the K of C!!

Camp Bosco Huttonsville

July 3-9, 10-16, 17-23, or 24-30 This camp is open to students in grades 3rd-12th.

Cost is $315.00 per child. Register online at: www.campbosco.com. Any questions, e-mail hbise@dwc.org or call 1-888-434-6237, ext. 311.

ST. PATRICK’S DAY DINNER Thurs., March 17

5-7 West Hall (St. Paul’s Church)

Buffet Style Dinner ~$15 per seat ~ Take out available

Mixed salad greens with dill buttermilk dressing School-

house rolls Mustard glazed corned beef brisket

Braized cabbage with onions Buttered parsley potatoes

Apple dumplings with vanilla ice cream Call (304) 269-4000 to purchase tickets and for more info!

Dinner prepared by Fish Hawk Acres Proceeds benefit the Lewis County Family Resource

Network.

5th Annual St. Patrick’s School 5K Run/Walk and Kids Fun Run March 19, 2016 Registration 8 am – 9am

Town Park Building, Jane Lew Pre-Register: go to www.iplayoutside.com, enter date of race, choose St. Patrick’s 5K, print out entry form and mail. Children are welcome to run the 5K in addition to the fun run at no additional cost. Please mark which races they are interested in running, so we can have the proper race bibs available. T-shirt guaranteed to pre-registered runners. A very limited quantity will be available race day. One form per person. Anyone may purchase a tee-shirt. • 5K Race starts at 9:30 am • 1/2 Mile Kids Run starts immediately following the 5K (10:45) • Awards Ceremony following 1/2 Mile Kids Run.

CONGRATULATIONS SYDNEY AMAN, 2016 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS AWARD WINNER

Sydney Aman, daughter of Dave and Nicole Aman, is the 2016 St. Thomas Aquinas Award winner. Sydney is a sixth grade student at St. Patrick School. She has two siblings, Jacob and Joey, also students at St. Patrick School. Students are chosen in recognition of their outstanding qualities of faithful discipleship, academic excellence, leadership and service to school, parish and community, reflecting the ideals of Catholic education epitomized by St. Thomas Aquinas, the Catholic patron saint of students. Sydney will receive her award at the Annual Bishop’s Cross Dinner. The dinner is April 17 at the Morgantown Event Center.

ELIMINATION DINNER Saturday, April 9 Social hour 5:30

Dinner: 6:30 Drawing: 7pm

Meal provided by JAWS BBQ $25

Adults only Tickets are available at the school and parish office.

PALM SUNDAY Exchange your old palms for brand new ones!

Next weekend we celebrate Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord. Please bring your old palms to Mass and place them in the appropriate box. Mass will begin on the front steps. We will process into the church for the continuation of Mass. Palm Sunday Masses will be Sat., March 19, at 6 and Sun., March 20, at 9:30.

Exploring our Irish Roots THE BEST OF IRELAND

11 DAYS: SEPTEMBER 12—22, 2016

Visiting Dublin * Waterford * Blarney Castle * Killarney * Galway *

Ring of Kerry * Connemara * Knock * Hills of Donegal

$2759 from Washington, D. C. (Air/land tour price is only $2419 plus $336 government

taxes/airline imposed surcharges) Brochures are in the church vestibule and the parish office!

SAINT OF THE WEEK Facts

Feast day: March 17 Patron of Ireland

Birth: 387 Death: 461

St. Patrick of Ireland is one of the world's most popular saints. He was born in Roman Britain and when he was fourteen or so, he was captured by Irish pirates during a raiding party and taken to Ireland as a slave to herd and tend sheep. At the time, Ireland was a land of Druids and pagans, but Patrick turned to God and wrote his memoir, The Confession. In The Confession, he wrote: "The love of God and his fear grew in me more and more, as did

the faith, and my soul was rosed, so that, in a single day, I have said as many as a hundred prayers and in the night, nearly the same. I prayed in the woods and on the mountain, even before dawn. I felt no hurt from the snow or ice or rain."

Patrick's captivity lasted until he was twenty, when he escaped after having a dream from God in which he was told to leave Ireland by going to the coast. There he found some sailors who took him back to Britain and was reunited with his family.

A few years after returning home, Patrick saw a vision he described in his memoir:

"I saw a man coming, as it were from Ireland. His name was Victoricus, and he carried many letters, and he gave me one of them. I read the heading: 'The Voice of the Irish.' As I began the letter, I imagined in that moment that I heard the voice of those very people who were near the wood of Foclut, which is beside the western sea-and they cried out, as with one voice: 'We appeal to you, holy servant boy, to come and walk among us.'"

The vision prompted his studies for the priesthood. He was ordained by St. Germanus, the Bishop of Auxerre, whom he had studied under for years, and was later ordained a bishop and sent to take the Gospel to Ireland.

Patrick arrived in Slane, Ireland, on March 25, 433. There are several legends about what happened next, with the most prominent claiming he met the chieftan of one of the druid tribes, who tried to kill him. After an intervention from God, Patrick was able to convert the chieftain and preach the Gospel throughout Ireland. There, he converted many people -eventually thousands - and he began building churches across the country.

He often used shamrocks to explain the Holy Trinity and entire kingdoms were eventually converted to Christianity after hearing Patrick's message.

Patrick preached and converted all of Ireland for 40 years. He worked many miracles and wrote of his love for God in Confessions. After years of living in poverty, traveling and enduring much suffering he died March 17, 461.

He died at Saul, where he had built the first Irish church. He is believed to be buried in Down Cathedral, Downpatrick. His grave was marked in 1990 with a granite stone.

In His Footsteps: Patrick was a humble, pious, gentle man, whose love and total devotion to and

trust in God should be a shining example to each of us. So complete was his trust in God, and of the importance of his mission, he feared nothing -not even death.

"The Breastplate," Patrick's poem of faith and trust in God: "Christ be within me, Christ behind me, Christ before me, Christ beside me,

Christ to win me, Christ to comfort and restore me, Christ beneath me, Christ above me, Christ inquired, Christ in danger, Christ in hearts of all that love me, Christ in mouth of friend and stranger."

Dear Padre March 13, 2016

Serving the whole flock in a diverse parish How do we serve

everyone in a culturally

diverse parish?

In the past it was common

to have parishes dedicated to

different ethnic groups where

such populations were concentrated. In 2010, the

U.S. bishops found that 33

percent of all U.S. parishes

were culturally diverse, and

that’s perhaps using a narrow

understanding of diversity.

Then in 2014, they published

Best Practices for Shared

Parishes: So That They May

All Be One, in which they

outline a nine-movement

process for creating an inclusive parish. The fact that

there are nine movements is

notable. It means that we

slowly move toward

inclusiveness; we don’t simply

start a Spanish Mass and

think the job is done.

I recently worked in a small

parish in the Mississippi Delta.

In this parish there is a Mass

at 9 am that reflects the worship

style of a group of African Americans. Another Mass at

11 celebrates a more

traditional Catholic service.

The Mass at 6 pm is in

Spanish. No one is limited to

any one service, but each

service reflects a style that

different ethnic groups are

more comfortable with.

Then there is Rosemary, an Italian-American whose family has lived in the area since the beginning of the nineteenth century. Rosemary is the volunteer director of education. She attends every Mass, welcoming people and making them feel at home. Welcoming is the first

movement toward serving everyone in a diverse parish.

FR. PATRICK KEYES, CSsR sundaybulletin@liguori.org

Monday

MARCH 14

Lenten Weekday

Dn 13:1–9, 15–17, 19–

30, 33–62 or 13:41c–62

Jn 8:12–20

Tuesday

MARCH 15

Lenten Weekday

Nm 21:4–9

Jn 8:21–30

Wednesday

MARCH 16

Lenten Weekday

Dn 3:14–20, 91–92, 95

Jn 8:31–42

Thursday

MARCH 17

Lenten Weekday

Gn 17:3–9

Jn 8:51–59

Friday

MARCH 18

Lenten Weekday

Jer 20:10–13

Jn 10:31–42

Saturday

MARCH 19

St. Joseph, Spouse of the

Blessed Virgin Mary

2 Sm 7:4–5a, 12–14a, 16

Rom 4:13, 16–18, 22

Mt 1:16, 18–21, 24a or

Lk 2:41–51a

Sunday

MARCH 20

Palm Sunday Lk 19:28–

40

Is 50:4 –7

Phil 2:6–11

Lk 22:14 — 23:56 or

23:1– 49

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