Page S T . M ICHAEL October 20th, 2019 — 29thP ARISHSunday in Ordinary Time 1225 National Road, Wheeling, WV 26003 www.stmikesparish.org
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OCTOBER 20TH, 29TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
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Page 2 October 20th, 2019 — 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time St. Michael Parish Mission Statement: In the tradition of St. Michael the Archangel, Guardian of all, we are a Roman Catholic community called to bear witness to Christ through sacrament, stewardship, worship, and proclamation of the Gospel.
ST. MICHAEL PARISH STAFF The Sacrament of Penance & Reconciliation is held 3pm-4pm on Saturday, 8am on First Saturday, or by Rev. Carlos L. Melocoton Jr., Administrator appointment. [email protected] Eucharistic Adoration is held Monday 8am-5pm, Rev. Mar n J. Smay, Associate Pastor 6pm-10pm; Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 8am-5pm Wednesday [email protected] 10am-5pm; Saturday 8am-noon. Please contact Cindy Barone at the Parish Office if you are Wendy F. Hinerman, Business Manager [email protected] interested in Baptism, Anointing of the Sick, Christian Initiation of Adults, joining the parish, bulletin announcements, a pastoral Kathleen Dieffenbaugher, Stewardship Director visit for homebound or hospitalized parishioners, or Weddings [email protected] (six months prior to the desired wedding date).
Cindy R. Barone, Secretary/Admin Your Parish Office is open 8am until 4pm [email protected] Monday-Thursday and 8am until noon each Friday.
Mark and Amy Phillips, Parish Catechesis Coordinators READINGS FOR THE WEEK [email protected] Monday: Rom 4:20-25; Lk 1:69-75; Lk 12:13-21 Tuesday: Rom 5:12, 15b, 17-19, 20b-21; Chad Carter, Liturgical Music Director, Organist Ps 40:7-10, 17; Lk 12:35-38 [email protected] Wednesday: Rom 6:12-18; Ps 124:1b-8; Lk 12:39-48 Jenny Imer, Youth Director Thursday: Rom 6:19-23; Ps 1:1-4, 6; Lk 12:49-53 [email protected] Friday: Rom 7:18-25a; Ps 119:66, 68, 76-77, 93-94; Lk 12:54-59 PARISH CONTACT INFORMATION Saturday: Rom 8:1-11; Ps 24:1b-4ab, 5-6; Lk 13:1-9 Our Parish Office is across the street from the church Sunday: Sir 35:12-14, 16-18; Ps 34:2-3, 17-19, 23; Parish Office: 304.242.1560 2 Tm 4:6-8, 16-18; Lk 18:9-14 Parish Fax: 304.243.5710 Clergy Residence: 304.243.5454 Website: www.stmikesparish.org SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES Email: [email protected] Sunday: Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time; Facebook: St. Michael Parish - Wheeling, World Mission Sunday "Almost Heaven" West Virginia Tuesday: St. John Paul II Wednesday: St. John of Capistrano ST. MICHAEL PARISH SCHOOL STAFF Thursday: St. Anthony Mary Claret Kim Burge, Interim Principal [email protected] Saturday: Blessed Virgin Mary Shandi Nodur , Advancement mrsnodur @smpswv.org Michelle Pa erson, SMPS Bookkeeper FRAGRANT FORGIVENESS mrspa [email protected] Forgiveness is the fragrance a violet sheds on the heel that Lisa Mullin, SMPS Secretary [email protected] has crushed it.. —Mark Twain Michelle Koval, SMPS Recep onist [email protected]
ST. MICHAEL PARISH SCHOOL ADVISORY BOARD Tami Magruder - President CANDLE OF PEACE
PARISH SCHOOL CONTACT INFORMATION School Office: 304.242.3966 Fax: 304.214.6578 Website: www.smpswv.org Facebook: h ps://www.facebook.com/ The.Official.Site.of.SMPS
This candle burns in spirit with everyone whose PARISH COUNCILS & COMMITTEES trust was betrayed by the Church that we love. Pastoral Council - Leslie Kosanovic, Chairperson Stewardship Council - Janet Boyle, Chairperson We pray for the grace to forgive and to act with Buildings & Grounds - Denny Wilson, Chairperson justice. Grant that all who have been harmed Finance Council - Tom Galinski, Chairperson Personnel Council - John Moore, Chairperson may find peace.
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Saturday, October 19th I received an email 7:30am Albert Cinque from my friend and 4:30pm Harold S. Rhode fellow parishioner, Sunday, October 20th Heather Ziegler. She 7:30am Truc-Doan Family had a wonderful story 9:00am Leah Reisinger to tell about a special 11:30am People of the Parish occurrence with her Monday, October 21st garden this year. She 7:30am Teresa Widmer mentioned that it 5:30pm Angela Nagem seemed appropriate to
Tuesday, October 22nd share during the month 7:30am Rosemary Miller of October as this is the month we honor Mary Wednesday, October 23rd and the Rosary. 8:30am Jack McNabb 5:30pm James & Mary Muroski With Heather’s permission, I am publishing her email and photograph. Thursday, October 24th Thank you, Heather, for sharing the good news 7:30am Suzanne Sengewalt from your home (and thank you for spreading the
Friday, October 25th good news about our church and school from 7:30am Scott Anthony your office)!
Saturday, October 26th —Wendy Hinerman 7:30am Ray & Connie Johnson 4:30pm People of the Parish Hi Wendy, I wish to relate something to you Sunday, October 27th regarding the Blessed Virgin. 7:30am John Maier 9:00am Ann Schlick (A) 11:30am Cheryl Bliss Each spring I put her statue on my front porch. I put it in the same spot in front of some potted - For the repose of souls plants. This year I planted two begonia plants and put one extra red impatiens plant in the middle of the bottom plant on my plant stand The Rosary is said every weekday after morning Mass at St. Michael Church. behind Mary. Well the red impatiens has grown This week’s Rosary leader is out of the pot and wrapped itself around Mary's Edie Fuller. hand! I did nothing to encourage this. Funny how even nature respects Mary! I sent the picture so The Sanctuary Candle beside the you can see what I mean. I thought it was tabernacle burns this week in memory appropriate since we honor Mary and the Rosary of in October. Just some food for thought for your column. The Flaherty Family Have a great day. May they rest in peace oh Lord, and let Eternal Light shine upon them. Heather
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Office of Safe Environment: Multi-week Ministry Schedule is available To report an incidence of suspected on St. Mikes’ webpage. Weekday Mass 7:30am, child sexual abuse, please contact your October 21 - 25, 2019 Altar Server: NEEDED local law enforcement agency, or you may confidentially contact WV Child Protective Services at 800.352.6513. To report suspected Saturday, October 26th, 4:30pm cases of sexual abuse by personnel of the Diocese of Sacristan: Joe Bourgo Wheeling-Charleston to the Diocese, please contact one of the Bishop’s designees at 888.434.6237 or 304.233.0880: Lectors: Brann Altmeyer & Carole Kliner Sister Ellen Dunn, ext. 264; Mr. Bryan Minor, ext. 263; Altar Servers: Faith & Sara Zende, Ashlyn Mr. Tim Bishop, ext. 353; Fr. Dennis Schuelkens, ext. 270 or Combs, Daniel Goodson call the Office of Safe Environment at 304.230.1504. EMOHCS: Joe Bourgo, Marianne Blair, Donna Clark, Rose & Alaina Zende ______Sunday, October 27th, 7:30am Sacristan: Kathy Ulevich Lectors: Jeep Naum & Denny Wilson Altar Servers: Ryan Linder & Alex Tarr EMOHCS: Kathy Ulevich, Rudy Conti, Kathy Galinski, Joe Roxby, Bob Fanning Have you experienced divorce and would like to know ______more about the annulment process? Are you divorced and Sunday, October 27th, 9:00am remarried outside the Catholic Church? Would you like to Sacristan: Adriana Wolf know how to make your marriage valid in the Church so you can receive the Sacraments again? Lectors: Marcy Hartzell & Rob Krall Altar Servers: Adam Wolf, Luca & Aria Swartz, Please contact Fr. Smay: 304-242-1560, x5 or Kate Tiu [email protected] about the annulment process. EMOHCS: Adriana & Elizabeth Wolf, Denny Unfortunately, a lot of people have erroneous ideas about Snyder, Isaac Smith, April Stolfer the process. It is doable and Father Smay will help you ______throughout the process. Sunday, October 27th, 11:30am Sacristan: Mandy McCabe Weekend Data for October 12-13, 2019 Lectors: Doug Blanco & Molly Gallagher Attendance Data: Altar Servers: Grant McCabe, Mason & Matthew Griffin, Parker Jasko 4:30pm — 161 7:30am — 122 9:00am — 183 11:30am — 275 EMOHCS: Adrienne Michaud, Ted & Margaret Erickson, Jay McLaughlin, Tom Conti TOTAL ATTENDANCE: 741
Collection Data:
1st Collection: $8,449.00
Children’s Liturgy of the Word 2nd Collection: $7,875.76* - This total includes a gift of $5,000 from a very generous parishioner. is held each Sunday during 9am Mass. Miscellaneous: $879.00 All 3 year olds through 1st graders are welcome to attend. Online: $506.50
Bishop’s Collection for Hurricane Dorian Victims - The presider will call the children up to $2,084.00 the front of the church after the opening prayer, before the First Reading. Total: $19,795.18
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St. Michael Parish is thankful for memorial contributions from
Evelyn Higgs Anita Haught John C. Burkett
in memory of Mildred P. Barone October 2019 Eternal rest grant unto her oh Lord and may eternal light shine upon her. 20 - Trunk or Treat 21 - Liturgy Committee Meeting St. Michael Parish acknowledges with gratitude 23/24 - PACE Conference for Parish Staff - memorial contributions from the Parish Office will be closed Windom Law Offices 31 - All Saints Day Vigil Robbie DiLorenzo November 2019 in memory of Jim Bordas 1 - Solemnity of All Saints May he rest in peace oh Lord, and may 3 - Donut Social after 9am Mass eternal light shine upon him and all the souls of the 3 - Cooking with Carlos faithfully departed. 7 - Evening Prayer for the Dead 11 - Veteran’s Day Service BANNS OF MARRIAGE 13 - Leadership Council Meeting 16/17 - Angel Tree Project begins Second Banns 20 - Pastoral Council Meeting
Therese Marie Maloney and Caleb Edward Newman 21 - First Reconciliation Phipps Thiel to be married at St. Michael 28 - Thanksgiving Day Church on November 2, 2019. 30 - Angel Tree Gift Returns
First Banns December 2019 Janelle Yahn and Joseph Ross to be married at St. Michael Church on November 9, 2019. 1 - Angel Tree Gift Returns 4 - St. Nick @ Nite 8 - Advent Retreat 24 - Christmas Eve Masses @ 4pm, 7pm, and 10pm 25 - Christmas Mass @ 10am
Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time October 20, 2019
I lift up my eyes toward the mountains; whence shall help come to me? My help is from the L , who made heaven and earth. — Psalm 121:1‑2
Page 6 October 20th, 2019 — 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time Attention Parents!
Our college students are already entering the second half of their fall semester. It is time for the Parish Pastoral Council to get finals' week care packages ready to send to the college students of the parish. If you would like a care package sent to your son or daughter, please send us your child/ children's names and addresses. Please let us know if your children have any food allergies or dietary restrictions. Information can be sent to Amanda Castle @ [email protected] by November 17th. We will send out the care packages the last week of classes in the fall semester. Thank you!
The Office of Formation and Mission for the Diocese of Wheeling- Charleston, through its’ partnership with the University of Dayton, is offering a 5-week seminar on the Old Testament. The seminar will be held on Tuesday nights from 6:00pm-7:30pm in the conference room of the parish office at Corpus Christi Parish (1508 Warwood Avenue, Wheeling) beginning Tuesday, Oct. 29th. Together we will navigate through the Old Testament as we attempt to develop a deeper personal understanding and appreciation of these sacred texts. This series is open to all parishes in the Wheeling Vicariate. The fee is $25 and covers the cost of all materials. Scholarships are available if the cost presents an obstacle.
The seminar will be facilitated by Shirley Carter, who holds a Bachelor of Liberal Arts from West Liberty and a Master of Theology from Wheeling Jesuit University. For more information or to sign up for the course, contact Jeanne McKeets in the Department of Formation & Mission at [email protected] or 304-233-0880, ext. 374. Space is limited, so sign up today to reserve your spot. Registration will close on October 28th.
Youth Group Christmas Sale!!!
When: After all Masses on November 9/10, 2019
October 20th -Trunk or Treat Where: Our Parish Office
What: Christmas decor, ornaments, etc. October 27th - HS Meeting - 5:30pm-8:00pm All proceeds to directly to our fabulous Youth Group! November 3rd - Need 7th grade thru HS volunteers for “Cooking with Carlos” Bring your friends and family to our sale!! Nov 9/10 Christmas Sale
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TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION
Although the hours of daylight are rapidly dwindling, many people would say that these October days bring the year’s most splendid weather. Americans are riders and joggers, not strollers, and so the pleasures of the season are often lost on us. This is not the case with many Jewish people, who observe an ancient rule in walking to synagogue on the Sabbath. On city streets and suburban sidewalks in many cities, we may notice around sunset the nicely dressed families walking and chatting on Friday afternoon. After a short prayer at dusk, the families stroll home again for a relaxing and festive meal. They return to synagogue in the morning, and then spend an afternoon in family leisure until three stars appear in the night sky and Sabbath ends.
Catholics, on the other hand, pile into the car and drive even a short distance to Mass; some even divide the family to participate at different hours. For Jews, the leisurely walk marks a dividing line between hectic life commitments and a day of abundant joy and enrichment. Before we became an automobile culture, Catholics embraced a similar pace, and in most places walked to church. These lovely days of fall invite us to tap into an old and life-giving tradition. If you live within a mile of your church, walk next week. If you must drive, park at a good distance and walk the rest of the way. Talk about your life, greet strangers, notice the crunch of leaves under your shoes. You may be surprised at how different Sunday Mass feels when it is framed by leisure! —James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
An Act of Faith
I believe that there is one God, and that in this one God there are three persons. That the Son of God was made man for us, that He died upon the Cross, rose again from the dead and ascended into heaven. I believe that the Son of God will come again at the Last Day, and call all men to judgment. I believe this because Christ is the Son of God and therefore can neither deceive nor be deceived; and because He has confirmed His teaching by many miracles. Moreover I believe whatever the Catholic Church by Christ's authority proposes to us to be believed; I believe it because the Catholic Church is guided and defended against error by the Holy Spirit. O God, increase my faith.
An Act of Hope
O my God, I hope that after death You will admit me to everlasting happiness, and that You will give me here such means as are essential to the attainment of that happiness. I trust that You will grant me for this end the grace of the Holy Spirit, such temporal good things as are necessary to me, pardon of sin, help in time of need, and a gracious answer to my petitions. I hope this, because You, Who are almighty and all-bountiful and ever-faithful to Your promises, have promised these things to me, and because Jesus Christ, my Lord and Savior, has merited them for my by His Sacred Passion and death upon the Cross. O God, increase my hope.
An Act of Charity
My God, I love You with my whole heart, and above all things, because You are supreme beauty and perfection, because You are my greatest benefactor and Your love for me is infinite. I will, therefore, think of You in all my actions; I will avoid even the slightest sins; I will give You thanks for all Your benefits and for all You give me to suffer, and I will love my neighbor because he is Your child and made after Your image. O God, increase my charity.
—Father Marin Smay
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2019 Angel Walk Corporate Sponsorships
Platinum Premium Matt Jones Preowned Auto
Platinum Plus EVENTS AND HAPPENINGS Rebbeca L. Bench, Law Office, LLC Submitted by Shandi Nodurft Anonymous Donor Anonymous Donor
Gold 2019 Angel Walk Smash Multimedia Wheeling University Miklas Meat Market West Virginia Catholic Foundation ALL ARE WELCOME! Dr. Christopher Tiu, MD, LLC Paree Insurance Centers Our Ninth Annual Angel Walk was held on Friday, Oct. 11th at Fort Henry Capital the Wheeling University Track. Mansuetto Roofing & Sheet Metal We thank all of the parents, Dr. David Mandel students, parishioners, volunteers Gold, Khourey, & Turak, L.C. and businesses that supported this year's walk! We also thank Wheeling University for once again Anonymous Donor partnering with us for this annual event and for Dr. Jeremy J. Tiu, MD , PLLC serving as the host site as well as Central Catholic Wheeling University High School for providing transportation for our TK & K students! Central Catholic High School
We are so proud to announce that to date we have Silver received more than 800 individual donations Middle Creek Garage Inc. from 21 different states totaling nearly $45,000. Anonymous Donor This is $9,000.00 more than last year at this time! We are so grateful for the generosity of our many Myers White, LLC sponsors and donors. Thank you to our SMPS family’s participation in the 2019 Angel Walk, this Bronze could NOT happen without your participation! Dan and Michelle Patterson Thank you to the 43 CCHS-SMPS student alumni Knights of Columbus, that helped our youngsters on the track. Thank you Carroll Council #504 to the parish office staff as well as the faculty and staff of SMPS for your help and support throughout Dream Clean the last few months. Dr. Joseph Saseen Dr. and Mrs. Donald Hofreuter Lastly, thank you to the following corporate sponsors for their financial support of this year’s Angel Walk. We are still taking donation through Other Donors November 25th. If you have any questions or Richardson Copy Concepts concerns please contact Mrs. Nodurft @ [email protected] or 304-242-3966 ext. 4
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The Boogeyman Exists, and he’s in your child’s back pocket!
Do you have a budding Minecraft-er or RoBlox-er at home? Do you know that these games are capable of putting your child at risk for sexual predator? How about an Xbox? Who is your child really talking to on his/her headset? Does your child watch YouTube? Did you know that children are consuming massive amounts of pornography and grossly inappropriate content on YouTube?
If any of these questions surprised you, come and learn more at the Internet Safety for Parent presentation on Thursday, November 14th @ 6:00 PM in the Angelus Center with Jesse Weinberger a nationally recognized presenter on internet safety http://www.overnightgeekuniversity.com/ !
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Daylight Savings Time ends on November 3 but we’ll have the lights on at the Angelus Center! Father Carlos will be in the kitchen! Please join us for Sunday dinner. Your financial support will help us care for the church and school…your presence is priceless!
Father Carlos and his trusty crew will be serving spaghetti and the “Father Carlos Special” from 3pm until 6pm. Take-away will be available.
Be sure to look for additional details in the October 27th bulletin!
COMMEMORATIVE MASS ASSOCIATION (CMA)
We remember in love those who have gone before us marked with the sign of faith...
The CMA is a special program which allows our parishioners and friends to remember their loved ones in a beautiful way.
A total of 18 Masses will be celebrated for the repose of the souls of those inscribed in the Parish Commemorative Mass Association throughout the year of enrollment. The cost to enroll is $50. The bulletin will regularly list the names of those enrolled in the CMA.
At the time of enrollment, you will receive a beautiful leatherette-type folder describing the Commemorative Mass Association. Please contact the Parish Office with any questions or to enroll someone in the CMA.
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The 2020 Edition of the Enjoy Coupon Books ARE Come one, come all to the HERE! If you have not purchased one in the past, you St. Joseph Retreat Center!! are missing out! It is chock full of BOGO deals for area restaurants, entertainment, sporting events, theater, pizza Monthly Drumming and services. For example there are 50% off dry cleaning coupons each month, Pittsburgh Airport parking, the new Renew Yourself with Drumming: With River’s Edge Restaurant, Generations Restaurant, Rhythm Comes Balance; with Balance Figarettis, Greco’s, Denny’s, Silver Chopsticks, WLU Comes Peace Hilltop Players, Towngate Theatre/Oglebay Institute, the Scientists are now finding measurable Nailers and the list goes on and on. The Enjoy Coupon Book is a fundraiser for the positive immune system changes following school and still is only $40. SMPS earns $10 one-hour group drumming sessions. Learn per book sold and upon request generously the art of drumming to help release tension offers to credit half their profit to the hot and anxiety, exercise the body, and lunch account of your family (or that of a relative, friend, neighbor, or a family in need). Though communicate with a power beyond words. not required, families may (and are encouraged) to sell No musical experience necessary. books to family, co-workers, friends and neighbors, too, Jennifer Hezoucky, Facilitator and earn extra hot lunch credit while supporting our school. Grab your copy now by contacting the school office, the Parish Office or Donna Clark (304.281.7467 Drumming Dates - 6:30 p.m. St. Joseph leave voice message or text). Retreat Center Monday, October 28 My name is Keith Miller, and I am the Monday, November 25 Volunteer Manager for Catholic Monday, December 16 Charities. Knitting – Every Tuesday from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. @ St. Joseph Retreat Center I am in dire need of back up drivers for our meal delivery program that Please RSVP for all events brings hot meals to over 180 by calling Anna Marie @ 304-233-8424 homebound residents on a daily basis. x112 or emailing [email protected] I need permanent drivers as well as substitute drivers from 10:30am to 26TH ANNUAL WOMEN 1:00pm. I also need a dish washer for Monday through Saturday. BEARING GIFTS RETREAT TO GATHER RETREATANTS IN If you could donate one day per HUTTONSVILLE HUTTONSVILLE—The 26th Annual Women month it would be appreciated. Bearing Gifts Retreat will be held from Nov. 8-10 at Interested parties can contact me at Mary Help of Christians Pastoral Center in (304)650-9608. Huttonsville. It is a weekend experience of prayer and reflection for women seeking some time apart. This year’s theme will be “Spirited Women: Disciples Following in His Footpath.” The cost, including meals and room, is: Single $160, double $140 per person. Further information may be obtained by contacting Lori Smith at (304) 636-1508 or Sister Mary Ella, OP, at (304) 591-4622.
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FUNERAL CHOIR MEMBERS NEEDED! We are on the hunt for the creative, the clever and Our parish is pleased to have a dedicated group the crafty! Showcase your centerpieces, hand- of men and women who attend each Funeral painted items and much more at the 2019 SMPS Mass and assist in leading the music and sung Craft Fair! prayer during the Mass. This ministry is very important as it provides not only musical support Date: Saturday, December 7, 2019 but is also a ministry of presence and prayer Time: 9:00am - 3:00pm offered to support the family as they grieve and to Location: St. Michael Parish Angelus Center pray for the repose of the soul of the deceased. We are in need of additional members Table fee is $50.00 (includes one 8ft. table); or 2 to assist in this ministry The choir gathers about tables for $65.00. Table reservations are due by 15-20 minutes before the Funeral Mass and then October 31, 2019. sings for the Mass. If you are interested, please contact Clara White 304.242.2278 or Lucille Otte For an application or for more information, please 304.242.3014. contact Johnna Hutnick by email - [email protected]. Pray for Vocations
O Mary, who raised your Divine Son with the guidance of the Holy Spirit, intercede for all young people, especially those clouded by doubt about their vocations. May the light of grace pierce their hearts so they may answer your Son’s call, especially those whom He is inviting to the priesthood and consecrated life.
Please pray for these men and women serving and Amen. those who have served our country in the military, and for their families:
♦ Petty Officer First Class Eric J Auber, US Navy ♦ Staff Sergeant Robert Michael Baker, US Marine Corps ♦ Sergeant Anthony DiBias, US Army ♦ Technical Sergeant Andrew G. Futey, US Air Force The CCHS 300 Club is now the ♦ Specialist Matthew Graney, US Army Delbrugge 500! More prize money, ♦ Lieutenant Andrew Klug, US Navy more tickets available and more fun! ♦ Captain Zach Lehman, US Marine Corps ♦ Capt. Michael Neuman, US Army Tickets are just $50 for the year and ♦ Major Christopher Nodurft, US Marine Corps they include a booster’s membership! ♦ Seaman First Class Cody Patterson, US Navy ♦ Specialist Seth Sleime, US Army Contact John Carenbauer at ♦ Warrant Officer 1 (W01) Christopher Snyder [email protected] or via ♦ Sergeant Major Stephen Spohn, US Army ♦ Sergeant First Class Wendy Spohn, US Army text at 304-551-2325 for more ♦ Lieutenant Colonel Aaron P Tillman, US Air information! Force ♦ Airman First Class Taylor Wilkinson, US Air Force ♦ Airman First Class Sierra E. McKenna, US Air Force ♦ PFC Jacob Ulevich, US Army Kindly note that the area of the parking lot beside the church alongside of the Blessed Mother statue is marked a God Bless Our RESTRICTED AREA AND A NO PARKING Military! ZONE.