First Sunday Of Advent December 1, 2019 - Holyrosarywv
First Sunday of AdventDecember 1, 2019Holy Rosary Catholic Church35 Franklin St.Buckhannon, WV 26201304-472-3414PastorReverend Joseph McLaughlin, S.M.Pastoral AssociateBrother Roy Madigan, S.M.DeaconReverend Mr. Rue ThompsonWebsitewww.holyrosarywv.orgFacebookHoly Rosary Catholic ChurchEmailHRCCWV@gmail.com
Eucharistic LiturgiesVigil: Saturday – 7 p.m.Sunday – 9 a.m.See bulletin for weekday massesand intentionsReconciliationDearSaturday: 6:30 pm – 6:45 pmSunday: 8:30 am – 8:45 amWednesday: 6:30 pm – 6:45 pmFirst Friday: 6:15 pm – 6:45 pmAdvent Ecumenicalat Holy RosaryServiceOur church will be hosting an Advent Ecumenical PrayerService for all churches in the Buckhannon community onDecember 1 at 7:00 P.M. The Prayer Service will includehymns we are all familiar with, Scripture readingsappropriate for the Advent season, Intercessory Prayerscalling upon the Promised One, a Litany of Hope, and timeto reflect upon the coming of the Savior. Fellowship inMarist Hall will follow. Please mark your calendar and joinbrothers and sisters from our community.Rites of Welcoming This WeekendThis weekend, we will celebrate the Rites of Welcomingand Acceptance for our RCIA participants: AnthonyDuncan, Kaitlyn Luterek, and Libby Malcom. Unable toparticipate due to Thanksgiving break is KatsukiTakano who is visiting family in Japan. The Riteof Acceptance is an ancient Rite that recognizesthe Catechumen's decision to begin the processof becoming a member of the Catholic Churchthrough Baptism and welcomes the Candidates,those who have been baptized in another faithor baptized Catholic, but never catechized inthe Catholic faith, into the process of learningabout full communion with the Church. Please pray for ourCatechumens and Candidates as they continue theirjourney that may lead towards full initiation into theCatholic Church.Feast of the Immaculate ConceptionSince the Feast of the Immaculate Conception falls on aSunday this year, it is not considered a holy day ofobligation. We will have a mass to celebrate this feast dayon Monday, December 9 at 12:05 and 7 p.m. in the church.The mass on Saturday evening and Sunday morning will befor the second Sunday in Advent. As members of a Maristparish, we think, act and judge like Mary would do. All areinvited to our holy day celebration.Advent Communal Penance ServiceMark your calendars for our Advent CommunalReconciliation service which will be held on Tuesday,December 10 at 7 p.m. in the church. Several priests willbe available for private confessions as well. Since thesacrament of Reconciliation is an important part of ourCatholic lives, please be aware that you can make anappointment for private confessions anytime by calling therectory to set up an appointment with the priest. Penanceservices are also scheduled at St. Brendan’s in Elkins onDecember 3 at 7 p.m. and at St. Patrick’s in Weston onDecember 17 at 7 p.m.Get Serious!This is the first week of Advent already! Are you ready toreceive the Promised One? To help you prepare for hiscoming, our church is offering a morning and evening DVDseries for three consecutive Thursdays in December. TheDVD series will consist of vivid re-creations of the firstChristmas and engaging stories with a Christmastheme. The morning presentations will begin at 9:00 a.m.and the evening presentations will begin at 6 p.m., both onDecember 5, 6:00 p.m. both on Dec. 5,12, and 19. Theevening sessions will include potluck so bring somethingsimple if you can. Both presentations will take place inMarist Hall. See Bro. Roy for more information.Christian Concerns Advent ProjectThe Christian Concerns Group at Holy Rosary invites you tojoin in their Advent Project this year. They will becollection items for the residents of Holbrooks NursingHome, located right here in Buckhannon. Pleasesee today’s bulletin insert for details of how youcan help our neighbors at Holbrooks.Little Blue BooksDon’t forget to pick up your “Little Blue Book”which begins the first Sunday of Advent. If youremember from last year, this little bookcontains short readings and reflections for theentire season of Advent. What a great way toprepare for the birth of our Lord. Pick a little blue booknear the Mary altar. Other Advent prayer booklets areavailable in Marist Hall and by the front door.Advent WreathWe light the candles on our wreath in the sanctuary toremind us that Jesus is the light of the world. Why notcontinue this tradition in your own family? Make a wreathand pray or sing while lighting your wreath. The whole familycan be involved!A Jingle Bells Party!
A great Christmas party is in the planning for next Sunday.Don't miss it. We will start with a potluck. Everyone isasked to bring a food that is from their ethnic background.The church will serve ham and roast pork and take care ofall that accompanies the potluck food. After eating to our"hearts content," we will sing Advent and Christmas carols.Bring your singingvoice.Doris Sandreth hasthings plannedfor the youngpeople so besure to let themknow. There will be special drawings throughout thecelebration as well. Who knows, your name might be oneof the lucky names drawn. All of this happens next Sunday,starting at 5:00 in Marist Hall. Be sure to bring a Christmasornament for the Christmas tree.SoulCore Weekly Collections for Parish HouseA box is available for donations in Marist Hall!Tuesday 12/3/19: Canned Beans, Rice, Crackers, OatmealTuesday 12/10/19: Pasta, Spaghetti Sauce, SoupTuesday 12/21/19: Canned Corn, Canned MixedVegetables, Canned Carrots, Canned Green BeansKnights of Columbus Elimination DinnerThe Knights of Columbus will be hosting their annualelimination dinner/dance Friday, December 6th at OrchardHall, Elkins with dinner 6-7pm and music provided by DanDilatosso. Tickets can be obtained from Mike Gasper.Proceeds will benefit our council's parish's and local needs.Lector SchedulesLector Schedules for December and January are ready to bepicked up for: Mary Blake, Joe Broslawski, Iris Carillo, VirginiaCarmona, Andrea Ellis, Shanna Ericsson, Maria Gjolberg, SkipGjolberg, Jessie Disbrow, Linda Hicks, Jalna Jones, SandyKraynok, Pat Marsh, Sister Francesca, John Waltz, MikeWilson, and Colleen Hoover.Women’s Group InvitationWell, it sure got cold fast! BUT, we found a story that willwarm your heart. In January, the women of Holy Rosary areinvited to learn about the Book of Ruth from the OldTestament. We will meet at 6pm in Marist Hallfor four Thursday nights: January 30, February 6, February13, and February 20. You’ll have one hour of sacred time tofeed your soul and make lasting friendships with the womenyou see every Sunday. The book we'll use is: Ruth: Loyal &Blessed: A 4-Week Bible Study on the Book of Ruth.It's 8 on Amazon.com. Ask Santa to put it in your Christmasstocking!School of Religion ScheduleDecember: Focus on “Preparing forJesusSunday 1: classes 10:15-11:15 (K-5)Sunday 8: classes 10:15-11:15 (K-5)Sunday 15: classes 10:15-11:15 (K-5)Sunday 22: classes 10:15-11:15 (K-5)Students bring up giftsSunday 29: No Classes (K-5) Christmas BreakA Note from Father JoeHow important it is to recognize that the paramountreasons for our existence as a Catholic ChristianCommunity is the spiritual and community growth we haveexperienced here at Holy Rosary. Our Pastoral Councilhas, as one of its purposes, the call to help me as Pastor tounderstand how we are growing in these two importantpillars of our parish life. To that effect, I have asked themembers of the council to approach you, our goodparishioners, and ask you to share your own experiencesand growth in your Christian faith and incommunity. Would you kindly, if not too private, reflecton your own spiritual development and communityexperience and to whatever extent you wish, share this withthe council member if approached. (You certainly may saythat you would rather not share these things.)I am so grateful for your continued support and thegoodness you exude toward one another and to othersoutside our parish family. May Jesus bless you abundantlywith his love.Peace, Fr. JoeCookies for Active Duty PersonnelThis Christmas, the Knights of Columbus will again be sendingpackages of cookies to active duty military personnel. Weneed correct, full addresses for any service members youknow who are serving stateside or deployed overseas. Wealso need donations of cookies, brownies, fudge, etc. toenclose in the packages. We will be collecting names throughDecember 8th and baked goods the weekend of December 7and 8. Thank you for your kind support. If you have anyquestions, please contact Mike Ashley or Mike Gasper.AltarServersNov. tersC. MalcombIrisCarillo,MarkBlakeSandyKraynok,Pat nnedi &MakenziLewellynChloe,Garrett &TuckerMcCartneySamuel,Harrison,Lena ConolleyC.Westfall,C. Malcomb,D. Sandreth,R.ManspeakrCelebrate With your Parish Family!M. BlakeL. CoynerLibby &CharlieAnderegg
December BirthdaysWill Baxa IVMariann JackTracy MurphyHarrison WalkerGene StumpGene BryantAndrea EllisMike WilsonMike EllisDecember 5December 10December 12December 15December 19December 25December 27December 28December 31Dinner and a MovieThe King of Mercy, Jesus Christ, appeared to FaustineKowalska in 1931 and asked her to paint his image and sharethis message: "Jesus, I trust in You." A docudrama about thisgripping story, "Faustina: Love and Mercy," is showing at theCinemark theater in Bridgeport. We have obtained 12 ticketsto the movie and are planning a "Dinner and Movie" date onMonday, December 2. We will meet at the OutbackRestaurant at 5 p.m. and attend the movie at 7 p.m. ONLY 12TICKETS! Contact Mary Hendricks by Facebook message oremail Mash111@aol.com to reserve.Messiah Sing a LongThe Buckhannon Chorale Society invites you to theirannual Messiah Concert on Saturday, December 7 at 7p.m. in Wesley Chapel on the campus of West VirginiaWesleyan College. The Christmas portion of the Messiah,written by George Handel, tells the story of the birth ofPrayers, Please!Bertha Small, Kate Deasy, Rosemary Austin, Phil Halligan, RandyTrent, Macyah Riley, Karen Trent, Jack Call, Joe Morton, MatthewLinger, David Vincent, Seth Poling,CathyResponse:Lipscomb, HughPsalm“Let Hensil,us goCharity Manspeaker, BarbararejoicingElmore, FreddyCaimotto,Jamesto the house oftheBarton, Mike Cerullo, Darell Hyre, Diane Hyre, Bill Fahey, LoreneLord.”Hardman, Freda Cawthon, VickiDibble, Gerogetta Sears, RueThompson, Eric Harkness, Pat Daigneault, Duane Lohr, Jeff Ball,Linda Hicks, Jane Baxter, Shaelyn Posey, Bill BaxaPlease pray for all men and women serving in themilitary.Please pray for our homebound: Gene and Mary Stump,Denna Bayless, Anna Stalnaker, Ron Frye, Gerald Hackney,Rocena Asbury, John Sneberger, Bob Jeran, Lorraine McLean,James McCartney, Nancy Beverlin, Shirley Linger, RosieKetterman, Shirley Helmick, William McLean, Lorene Hardman,Anna Powell, Barbara Elmore, Gerry StankusJesus Christ through music. Audience members are invitedto sing along with the choir and the Soundwaves, our BUhigh school choir, will join members for the HallelujahChorus.Last Week’s CollectionEnvelopes: 1,460.00Loose: 32.00Missing a Bulletin?You can find all of our bulletins on our Holy Rosarywebpage. Just navigate to www.holyrosarywv.org!Reporting Child Sexual AbuseTo report an incidence of suspected child sexual abuse, pleasecontact your local law enforcement agency, or you mayconfidentially contact WV Child Protective Services at 800.352.6513.To report suspected cases of sexual abuse by personnel of theDiocese of Wheeling-Charleston to the Diocese, please contact theDiocese at 888.434.6237 or 304.233.0880.PASTORAL COUNCIL UPDATEThe November meeting of the Pastoral Council included thesetopics:1) Census update: There are 171 family units on the parishmailing list. So far, 102 census forms have been returned, arate of 60%. Secretary Diane Poach will begin mailing censusforms to those who didn’t respond (about 25 families).2.) The Safe Environment program of the Diocese ofWheeling-Charleston requires that every volunteer and staffperson in the parish complete the Virtus program and obtain abackground check. Diane will be compiling a list of thosepersons in the parish and checking their Virtus status.3) Council members shared the comments they received frominterviewing parishioners about their spiritual growth at HolyRosary parish and if the parish is meeting theirneeds. Comments were positive and encouraging. ThePastoral Council was asked to continue these interviews withthe goal being to improve or offer additional programmingaimed at developing spirituality and community.If you have questions or concerns, contact members: JoBaxa, Mariann Jack, Gini Jeran, Charlie Malcom, TracyMurphy, John Weber, or Mary Hendricks.A Note of ThanksJust a brief note of thanks to the many parishioners whohave sent get well cards to me over the past fewmonths. Your well wishes, words of encouragement, andmost importantly your prayerful support have providedme with the needed strength throughout my cancertreatments. Again, “thank you” for yourkindness. I’ll see you soon.Very sincerely, Linda HicksCatholic Charities Collection at ChristmasCatholic Charities WV needs your help! We providecaring and compassionate services to people in needand work toward lasting and meaningful change.Donate at www.CatholicCharitiesWV.org, or during thesecond collection at any Christmas Mass. We’re waitingin joyful hope: 24 Days Until Christmas!Give in Thanksgiving – December 8
“The nuns left lasting impressions on me,” writes a donor.“I shall always be grateful for my Catholic education.”Please join in thanking the thousands of senior Catholicsisters, brothers, and religious order priests who workedtirelessly to educate the young and serve those in need.Next week’s second collection is for the Retirement Fundfor Religious, which helps hundreds of religiouscommunities care for aging members. Please givegenerously.Eucharistic LiturgiesSaturday, Nov. 307 p.m. – Parishioners (Holy Rosary)Sunday, Dec. 19 a.m. – Ruth Lohr (Holy Rosary)Monday, Dec. 27:30 a.m – Wolfgang Flor (Hospital)Tuesday, Dec. 37:30 a.m. – Barbara MacAtee (Hospital)Wednesday, Dec. 46 p.m. Adoration7 p.m. – Sr. Marian, SAC – 60th anniversary (HolyRosary)Thursday, Dec. 57:30 a.m. – Fr. Paul Wise (Hospital)Friday, Dec. 6 FIRST FRIDAY6 p.m. Holy Hour7 p.m. – Nancy Fallon (Holy Rosary)Saturday, Dec. 77 p.m. – Leannah Lafferre (Holy Rosary)Sunday, Dec. 89 a.m. – Parishioners (Holy Rosary)
for the second Sunday in Advent. As members of a Marist parish, we think, act and judge like Mary would do. All are invited to our holy day celebration. Advent Communal Penance Service Mark your calendars for our Advent Communal Reconciliation service which will be held on Tuesday, December 10 at 7 p.m. in the church. Several priests will
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