St. Peter Claver Parish Huntington, West Virginia at 828 15th Street, Huntington, WV 25701-2940 US -
Wis 7:7-11, Ps90:12-13, 14-15, 16-17, Heb 4:12-13, Mark 10:17-30
This week's Rosary Mysteries:
- Sunday: The Glorious Mysteries
- Monday: The Joyful Mysteries
- Tuesday: The Sorrowful Mysteries
- Wednesday: The Glorious Mysteries
- Thursday: The Luminous Mysteries
- Friday: The Sorrowful Mysteries
- Saturday: The Joyful Mysteries
There will only be Noon Mass on Wednesday & Thursday this week.
Religious Education for Children will begin next Sunday, October 18th at 9:30AM - See Linda Zima.
Our annual Christmas stocking drive will begin next Sunday, October`18th. We will collect monetary donations for four Sundays. Reflecting on today's Gospel, what is your most important possession? Would you be willing to sell everything and give the proceeds to the poor? Please be generous, thank you in advance.
LADIES GUILD
There will be a Ladies Guild meeting Saturday October 17th @ 12:30pm. All ladies of the Parish are encouraged to attend this important meeting. This will be the final planning meeting for the Bazaar. see below)
FALL INTO WINTER BAZAAR
The Ladies Guild will host a "Fall Into Winter Bazaar," Saturday, November 7th from 10:00am to 4:00pm. This bazaar will include a book sale, a "fill a cookie tin" sale, a delicious lunch will be sold. There will be vendors selling magnificent goods (remember Christmas is just around the corner). The proceeds of this bazaar will be used for the Christmas Shoe Box Gfits for the elderly at a nursing home and other charitable Guild projects. This is our only fund raiser for the year so please support this effort. Please "save the date" on your calendar and plan to bring your friends.
The 9th Annuall Celebration of Hope breast cancer awareness program is scheduled for Thursday October 15h at 7pm at Sixteenth Street Baptist Church (1647 9th Avenue) Refreshmenst will be served. Door prizes will be given. For more information you may call 304-529-0753 ext 117.
Did you Know?
The word "salvation" comes from the Latin meaning "make safe;" "rescuing." It is a comprehensive term for being delivered from personal or collective suffering and evil.
Questions of the Week
Adult: Wha is your most important possession? Would you be willing to sell everything you own and give the proceeds to the poor?
Children: What do you think that Jesus wants you to do so you can be happy with him?
WV Institute for Spirituality 304 345-0926
Religious Education for Children will begin next Sunday, October 18th at 9:30AM - See Linda Zima.
Our annual Christmas stocking drive will begin next Sunday, October`18th. We will collect monetary donations for four Sundays. Reflecting on today's Gospel, what is your most important possession? Would you be willing to sell everything and give the proceeds to the poor? Please be generous, thank you in advance.
LADIES GUILD
There will be a Ladies Guild meeting Saturday October 17th @ 12:30pm. All ladies of the Parish are encouraged to attend this important meeting. This will be the final planning meeting for the Bazaar. see below)
FALL INTO WINTER BAZAAR
The Ladies Guild will host a "Fall Into Winter Bazaar," Saturday, November 7th from 10:00am to 4:00pm. This bazaar will include a book sale, a "fill a cookie tin" sale, a delicious lunch will be sold. There will be vendors selling magnificent goods (remember Christmas is just around the corner). The proceeds of this bazaar will be used for the Christmas Shoe Box Gfits for the elderly at a nursing home and other charitable Guild projects. This is our only fund raiser for the year so please support this effort. Please "save the date" on your calendar and plan to bring your friends.
The 9th Annuall Celebration of Hope breast cancer awareness program is scheduled for Thursday October 15h at 7pm at Sixteenth Street Baptist Church (1647 9th Avenue) Refreshmenst will be served. Door prizes will be given. For more information you may call 304-529-0753 ext 117.
Did you Know?
The word "salvation" comes from the Latin meaning "make safe;" "rescuing." It is a comprehensive term for being delivered from personal or collective suffering and evil.
Questions of the Week
Adult: Wha is your most important possession? Would you be willing to sell everything you own and give the proceeds to the poor?
Children: What do you think that Jesus wants you to do so you can be happy with him?
WV Institute for Spirituality 304 345-0926
The Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston’s website is easy to navigate and has great information about Catholic Schools, Protecting God's Children, Catholic Charities, Marriage and Family, Faith Formation, Vocation and Worship and Sacraments. Check it out by clicking here: http://www.dwc.org/
Audio recordings of the daily Mass readings from the New American Bible are now available for download as podcasts through links on the U.S.
The audio recordings are accessible free of charge through several popular Internet audio content aggregators including Apple's iTunes™ (http://www.apple.com/itunes/music/), Feedburner (http://feeds.feedburner.com/usccb/zHqs) and Podcast Alley (http://www.podcastalley.com/index.php).
"Listening to each day's readings will be much like hearing them proclaimed in a parish setting," says Patricia Ryan Garcia, CCC coordinator of the project. "Several readers, including bishops, clergy, and laity from different ethnic backgrounds, have lent their voices to the project so listeners will hear at least three different voices on any given day."
On Sundays and solemn feasts, such as Christmas (December 25) and All Saints Day (November 1), musical presentations of the Responsorial Psalms will be included in the USCCB 'podcasts,' through the generosity of music publishers GIA Publications, Inc., of Chicago, Ill., Oregon Catholic Press of Portland, Ore., and World Library Publications of Franklin, Ill.
USCCB offices for Publishing, Liturgy and Management Information Systems collaborated with CCC on the project.
Information on downloading the audio can be found on the popular "Daily Readings" section of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) Web site at www.usccb.org or www.usccb.org/nab.
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