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12 May 2019 Fourth Sunday of Easter Weekly Bulletin for the Cathedral of St. Joseph, Wheeling, West Virginia Vol. 8, No. 24

In this Issue: Eucharistic Adoration 3 Our Lady’s Month 3 Rector’s Ruminations 4 News from the Vatican 5

Saint Joseph Cathedral is called to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ as a community. We are committed: to our urban neighborhoods, to being the Cathedral of the Diocese, and to fellowship, formation, sacrament, and prayer. Fourth Sunday of Easter Acts 13:14, 43-52 • Psalm 100:1-2, 3, 5 Revelation 7:9, 14-17 • John 10:27-30 Throughout the Easter season, our readings have given us glimpses into the life of the newborn Church and the bold witness ThisAt The Cathedral Week of the early disciples in spreading the Good News of Jesus Christ to all who would listen. These disciples were the first to live a May 12 - 19, 2019 stewardship way of life and their example is as relevant today as it was 2,000 years ago. In the First Reading, from the Acts of the Apostles, we catch vvvvv up with Paul and Barnabas in Antioch. While they certainly have some success in reaching many people there with the message of , others are downright infuriated by their words and SUN Fourth Sunday of Easter send them packing. Yet, we read that “the disciples were filled 12 Mother’s Day with joy and the Holy Spirit.” Overall, it seems as if Paul and (Sat) 6:00 pm Mass for John Davis Barnabas had failed in Antioch. But this seeing failure has not 8:00 am Mass for Sophie Moses robbed them of their joy. What’s more, they are filled to the brim with the abundant gifts of the Holy Spirit. How is this possible? 10:30 am Mass for the Parishioners It is only possible because Paul and Barnabas saw themselves as First Communion nothing more and nothing less than stewards of Christ and His Good News. This realization brought them freedom — to offer MON Our Lady of Fatima themselves and their lives to others for the sake of the Gospel. 13 The “results” of their efforts were up to God. 12:05 pm Mass for Shirley Sheets This Spirit-filled, joy-filled life is available to all of us, all these years later. It can be achieved when we recognize, like Paul and Barnabas, that all we have and all we are is a gift from God, meant TUE Matthias, apostle 14 to be shared with others for His glory. Of course, living as God’s 12:05 pm Mass for Dr. Adiel Anghie stewards does not mean a life of ease or a life free of sacrifice. Sometimes the steward’s life involves great challenges, requiring all the strength and love one has to give. But in the end there is WED Saint Isidore simply no more satisfying way to live. 15 12:05 pm Mass for the Parishioners This Sunday is often referred to as Good Shepherd Sunday since the Gospel passages for each cycle of the Lectionary always refer to Jesus as a shepherd. On this Good Shepherd Sunday, we THU Easter Weekday also observe the World Day of Prayer for Vocations in which we 16 fulfill the Lord’s instruction to, “Pray the Lord of the harvest to 12:05 pm Mass for Ron Radcliffe send laborers into his harvest” (Mt 9:38; Lk 10:2). Please pray that young men and women hear and respond generously to the Lord’s call to the priesthood, diaconate, religious life, societies FRI Easter Weekday ¦ 17 of apostolic life or secular institutes. 11:15 am Confessions 12:05 pm Mass for Nicholas & Nimnoom Ghaphery 12:40 pm Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament 6:00 pm Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament

SAT Saint John I, and martyr 18 Happy Mother’s Day! 9:00 am Mass for Sophie Moses Loving God, 9:30 am as a mother gives life and nourishment to her children, 5:00 pm Confessions so you watch over your Church. 6:00 pm Mass for the Parishioners Bless all mothers, that they may be strengthened in their vocation. Let the example of their faith and love shine forth. SUN Fifth Sunday of Easter Grant that their children may honor them always 19 with a spirit of profound respect. 8:00 am Mass for Ross Felton Grant this through Christ our Lord. 10:30 am Mass for Dolores Perri Amen. vvvvv

2 The Cathedral Courier May 12, 2019 May: Month of Our Lady In your charity, please keep in your prayers: The month of May is the “month which the piety of the faithful Andrew Helfer, Archer Hatch, Arthur Danehart, Austin has especially dedicated to Our Blessed Lady,” and it is the Cook, Barb Mazzocca, Bertha Wurtzbacher, Betty Lou occasion for a “moving tribute of faith and love which Catholics Galloway, Betty Teater, Bill Wilson, Bob Armstrong, in every part of the world pay to the Queen of Heaven. During Bob Jones, Brogan Gallentine, Caleb Hlebiczki, Charles this month Christians, both in church and Heizer, Children of the Youth Services System, Christina in the privacy of the home, offer up to Mary Helfer, Chuck Fair, David A. Kress, Jr., Dustin Ronevich, from their hearts an especially fervent and Father Edwin Keel, S.M., Eva Wood, Father Joseph loving homage of prayer and veneration. Wilhelm, Frank Davis, Fred Herink, Gail Koch, George In this month, too, the benefits of God’s Kirchner, Geri Adams Nagy, Helen Chiazza, Hines mercy come down to us from her throne in Rotriga, James Benner, Jane Rudari, Marlene Martin, greater abundance” (Paul VI: on Janet Cupp, Janie, Jean and Chuck Schultz, Jim Antill, the Month of May, no. 1). Jim and Dee, Jimmy Hocking, John Petrella, Jon-Michael This Christian custom of dedicating the Lasher, Judy Pack, Julia Sheets, Kathy Cooley, Kaitlyn month of May to the Blessed arose Hanasky, Kenneth Shores, Kermit Klosterman, Liam at the end of the 13th century. In this way, the Church was able Manning, Lukie Brown, Margaret Stocke, Mark Davis, to Christianize the secular feasts which were wont to take place Martha Yocum, Mary Ann Fowler, Mary K. Schlosser, at that time. In the 16th century, books appeared and fostered Mary Walicki, Michael DeBlasis, Milissa Rose, Milly this devotion. Burke, Mona Wurtzbacher, Nadine Greenwood, Norma The practice became especially popular among the members Bosold, Norma Paytash, Patricia Kaliscz, Pete Mack, of the Jesuit Order — by 1700 it took hold among their Philippa Shores, R. J. Stocke, Richard Simon, Rick Burgy, students at the Roman College and a bit later it was publicly Ron Hickman, Rosalie Davis, Rose Otey, Sarah Hanasky, practiced in the Gesu Church in . From there it spread to Sarah Sargent, Shirley DeCaria, Sr. Mary Florence Burke, the whole Church. Stanley Kyrc, Stephanie Bugaj, Susan Graff, Susan Mize, Susan Schulte, Tammy, Thelma Pearson, Thomas Griffith, “Hail, holy Mother, who brought forth the King Trystan Timmons, Victoria Jeskey who rules heaven and earth forever and ever.”

Afternoon of Eucharistic Adoration for the Diocese Friday, May 17 from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. The Cathedral of will host The 2019 Sharing Appeal (CSA) theme, Sowing an afternoon of Eucharistic Adoration Seeds of HOPE, provides a sense of purpose and direction in prayer for the Diocese of Wheel- for our diocese as we meet the challenges of today and ing-Charleston and for the staff of the work toward the future to make our Church ever more , who will be on vibrant and relevant. The CSA is an essential way to reach retreat that day. The Blessed Sacrament beyond ourselves and our parish and give HOPE to others will be placed in the monstrance on the through ministries, programs and services which enrich a main following the 12:05 p.m. Mass Christ-centered way of life. and will remain there throughout the All gifts to the CSA help fund ministries and programs afternoon until the celebration of Bene- that benefit parishes, missions, schools, CCWVa and diction at 6:00 p.m. Please allow yourself other Diocesan programs. time to come and adore Our Eucharistic Pledges and one-time donations can be sent to: Lord and pray in a special way for those Catholic Sharing Appeal who serve our Diocesan Church. There P.O. Box 230 is a sign-up sheet in the narthex of the Wheeling, WV 26003 church to be certain that there is always Donations can also be made online at: dwc.org/csa someone present during the time of adoration. Weekly Collection Volunteers Needed May 5, 2019 Priesthood Ordination Reception on Saturday, June 1 Volunteers are needed to assist with the reception following the Envelopes: $2236 Loose: $766 Priesthood Ordination on Saturday, June 1. If you would like Online: $419 to participate in this ministry of hospitality please sign up in Thank you for your generosity and support. the back of the church. Your help is sincerely appreciated. Fourth Sunday of Easter 3 Rector’s Ruminations Cathedral Conundrum provided. Finally, a long bar with Dome Inscription ellipses above and below indicates the end of the quotation and the citation is By Rev. Msgr. Kevin M. Quirk rendered in a superscript surmounted on two long horizontal lines. Generally, es, dear friends, we are keeping to the West. This inscription reads: the letter O is rendered smaller than plan laid out in the last installment [in the western panel] I beheld, and I the others and surmounted on a hori- forY our consideration of the decorations heard the voice of many angels round zontal line. From the vantage point of the Dome, designed by Mr. Lief- about the throne, and the living creatures, of the nave floor, the letters appear tuchter in consultation with Mr. Weber, [in the northern panel] and the small, causing some to squint while the chief architect. There, the following ancients and the number of them was craning the neck. However, careful outline had been given for a three part thousands upon thousands, consideration reveals them to one approach: first, the four inscription [in the eastern panel] saying with a and a half feet tall. panels; second, the choirs of angels; and loud voice: The Lamb that was slain is This passage is from The Book of third, the Divine Triangle and Name. worthy to receive power, and divinity, Revelation (5:11-12), which was Keeping the natural compass in mind, [in the southern panel] and wisdom, formerly called the Apocalypse of Saint through the recollec- John. The text and tion that the Apse the punctuation are faces due East and derived from the the Wheel Window Challoner revision of faces due West, the Douay-Rheims stand under the apex Bible, an English of the Dome, crane language transla- your neck back and tion of the Latin look at the true West Bible origi- section of the dome. nally produced in in It is helpful here to 1610 and revised by not that the tracery Bishop Challoner in lines extending 1750. This English from the base of the language version was Dome’s drum to the used for personal outer rays of the reading and for the 16-pointed star en- English texts in circling the Divine missals into the 20th Triangle cut the Century. The revised Dome’s interior plan New American into rough equal Bible replaced the sections. Those with Vulgate in use at the windows and the inscription panels and strength, and honor, and glory, and the Mass and is the most common are located at the four natural points of benediction. Apoc. V.11,12 Catholic English language version of the compass; the other, falling along the Using a font with low serif and the Bible, accounting for the variation median points, feature two angels in the rendered in all capitals, following the in translation between what one reads lower portion and a seraph in the upper majuscule custom of ancient manu- on the panels and what one finds in portion. Our concern here are the four scripts and rendered in a uncial style the current text: “I looked again and painted inscription panels, located at common to manuscripts produced heard the voices of many angels who the base of each triforium window in Europe during the Renaissance of surrounded the throne and the living (interior openings each comprised the Twelfth Century, the script also creatures and the elders. They were of three arches). The viewer sees the provides a intervening flourish between countless in number, and they cried out complete text only by standing in the each word composed of two left-sloping in a loud voice: ‘Worthy is the Lamb lower sanctuary and turning to each n-dashes with a dot in between. Where of the walls that support the Dome, a word is hyphenated on each panel, See “Ruminations” beginning as said above by facing two hyphens, one atop the other, are on Page 7

4 The Cathedral Courier May 12, 2019 Pope issues new norms on mandatory abuse reporting, bishop accountability By Carol Glatz, Catholic News Service

VATICAN CITY (CNS) — has revised and clarified norms and procedures for holding bishops and religious superiors accountable in pro- tecting minors as well as in protecting members of religious orders and semi- narians from abuse. The new juridical instrument is meant to help bishops and religious leaders around the world clearly understand their duties and church law, underlining how they are ultimately responsible for proper governance and protecting those entrusted to their care. For this reason, the new document establishes a clearer set of universal procedures for reporting suspected abuse, carrying out initial in- vestigations and protecting victims and whistleblowers. The new document, given “,” on the pope’s own initiative, was titled “” (“You are the light of the world”), based on a verse from the Gospel of St. Matthew (5:14). Pope Francis prays in front of the Blessed Sacrament and a candle in memory of victims of “The crimes of sexual abuse offend sexual abuse as he visits St. Mary’s Pro-Cathedral in Dublin Aug. 25, 2018. Pope Francis Our Lord, cause physical, psychological has revised and clarified norms and procedures for holding bishops and religious superiors and spiritual damage to the victims and accountable in protecting minors as well as in protecting members of religious orders and harm the community of the faithful,” seminarians from abuse. (CNS photo/Paul Haring) the pope said in the document, released by the Vatican May 9. The norms go are and what they should and should and personal ordinariates. into effect June 1. not do when it comes to safeguarding. — Leaders will be held accountable In order to stop all forms of abuse It also requires all priests and religious not only with suspected cases of com- from ever happening again, not only to report suspected abuse or cover-ups mitting abuse themselves, but also ac- is “a continuous and profound conver- and encourages any lay person to report cusations of having interfered with, sion of hearts” necessary, there must through a now-mandated reporting covered up or failed to address abuse be “concrete and effective actions that “system” or office in each diocese. accusations they were aware of. involve everyone in the church,” he How the office or “system” works will — When the accused individual is a wrote. be up to each diocese, but “the idea bishop, the metropolitan will receive a Cardinal Marc Ouellet, prefect of the is that anyone who has suffered abuse mandate from the to investi- , said the new can have recourse to the local church, gate or delegate a person in charge of norms ascribe a new role to heads of while being assured they will be well the preliminary investigation. A status dioceses by making them responsible for received, protected from retaliation, and report must be sent to the Holy See alerting the proper Vatican authorities of that their reports will be treated with the every 30 days, and the investigation all forms of suspected abuse, including utmost seriousness,” Andrea Tornielli, completed with 90 days with some ex- the possession, distribution or creation editorial director of the Dicastery for ceptions. Vatican offices are also held to of pornography involving a minor. Communication, told . specific timeframes and prompt action. He told Vatican News May 9 that The new norms now stipulate: — By June 2020, every diocese in the the norms respond to Pope Francis’ — Procedures for the investigation of world must create an office or “public, continued insistence for concrete and bishops, cardinals, patriarchs, religious effective measures to ensure bishops and superiors and all those who lead — even See “Norms” religious superiors have a very clear un- temporarily — a diocese or particular on Page 7 derstanding of what their obligations church, including personal prelatures Fourth Sunday of Easter 5 Scripture Readings

The readings are included each week so that those who are This Week with the unable to join us for daily Mass will be able to consider and pray them in union with the The Church celebrates on May 13 the Memorial of Our Lady of Fatima. In 1917, whole Church. in a tiny rural town of Portugal, the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to three shepherd children on the thirteenth day of six consecutive months, beginning on May 13. Week of May 12 During these apparitions, the lady urged the children to pray for sinners and above Monday all to pray the Rosary. On October 13, the last of the apparitions, the children were Acts 11:1-18 joined by a crowd of around 70,000 people, who witnessed what came to be called Ps 42:2-3; 43:3, 4 “The Miracle of the Sun.” Today pilgrimage to the site of the apparitions continues John 10:1-10 all year round. The largest crowds gather on May 13 and October 13, when up to a million of the faithful come to pray and participate in processions, both during the day and at night, by the Tuesday light of tens of thousands of candles. Acts 1:15-17, 20-26 May 14 Saint Matthias Ps 113:1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 - († 1st c) was one of the first to follow our Savior; and he John 15:9-17 was an eye-witness of all His divine actions up to the very day of the Ascension. He was one of the seventy-two disciples; but our Lord had not conferred upon Wednesday him the dignity of an apostle. And yet, he was to have this great glory, for Matthias Acts 12:24 - 13:5 was chosen by the apostles through the Holy Spirit to replace Judas. Matthias Ps 67:2-3, 5, 6, 8 shared with his -apostles the persecution in Jerusalem, and, when the time John 12:44-50 came for the ambassadors of Christ to separate, he set out for the countries allotted to him. Tradition tells us that these were Cappadocia, Egypt and Ethiopia. Thursday Acts 13:13-25 May 15 - Saint Isidore the Farmer (c.1070-1130) was born in Madrid to poor Ps 89:2-3, 21-22, 25, 27 parents who sent him to work for a landowner. He was very devout and married John 13:16-20 a like-minded woman, Maria de la Cabeza (Torribia), who also became a saint. Isidore attended daily Mass and was often late arriving at the fields, but he managed Friday to get his work done nonetheless. He shared the little he had with the poor. Acts 13:26-33 It is fitting to remember him in the northern hemisphere’s agricultural season. Ps 2:6-7, 8-9, 10-11 Patronage: Madrid; farmers; rural communities John 14:1-6 May 18 - The papacy of Saint John I (†526) took place amid the Arian contro- Saturday versy. King Theodoric the Goth, an Arian ruler tolerant of Catholics, employed Acts 13:44-52 the help of John in trying to negotiate an end to the persecution of Arians in Ps 2:6-7, 8-9, 10-11 the Eastern part of the empire. John went to Constantinople to present the John 14:7-14 demands of Theodoric to Emperor Justin I, the initiator of the persecutions. Sunday Justin agreed to all of the demands except allowing Arians who had converted Acts 14:21-27 under pressure to return to their heretical ways. The king was infuriated that John failed in his Ps 145:8-9, 10-11, 12-13 attempt to bring about resolution; therefore, he sentenced him to prison where he eventually Revelation 21:1-5 died. St. John is not only revered as “a victim for Christ,” but also remembered for introducing John 13:31-33, 34-35 the Alexandrian system of calculating the date of Easter. All holy men and women, Weekly Devotions at the Cathedral Saints of God, The following devotions are prayed each week following the pray for us! 12:05 pm Mass: Miraculous Medal Novena Prayer for Vocations Monday God our Father, Litany of Loreto we thank you for calling men and women to serve in your Son’s Tuesday Kingdom as priests, , religious, and consecrated persons. Litany of Saint Joseph Wednesday Send your Holy Spirit to help us respond generously and courageously to your call. Litany of the Sacred Heart Thursday May our community of faith support vocations of sacrificial love in our youth. Chaplet of Divine Mercy Fridays We ask this through our Lord Jesus Christ, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. The olyH Rosary Saturdays after the 9 am Mass Amen.

6 The Cathedral Courier May 12, 2019 Father in heaven” (Catechism of the Ruminations ... , 662). Norms ... Cont’d from Page 4 The next time you are in the church, Cont’d from Page 4 perhaps after Mass while the high that was slain to receive power and lights are still on, step up into the stable and easily accessible systems” riches, wisdom and strength, honor lower sanctuary and see the full in- for reporting suspected abuse against and glory and blessing’.” scription, and read, and praise God a minor or vulnerable person, failure The quotation echoes Daniel’s vision the Almighty who invites you into the of compliance of abuse guidelines by of the Ancient of Days, enthroned great song of Heaven, “Worthy is the bishops or superiors, and cases of in- with a thousand-thousands serving Lamb that was slain …” terference or cover-ups in either a civil him (Dan. 7:9-10). Indeed, the Greek If you have a specific question about or canonical investigation of suspected words translated as “countless” are best the Cathedral, its life and liturgy, please abuse. translated literally as “100,000,000 submit it to the Cathedral Conundra — All priests and religious that plus 1,000,000,” and are used by the in care of our brilliant editor, Mr. become aware of abuse or its cover-up author to express infinity, indicating Tyler Greenwood (tgreenwood@dwc. must alert their bishop or religious that the population of heaven, taking org).¦ promptly. in all the angels and the saints, is The document is a follow-up to beyond counting. The inscription in Pope Francis’ 2016 document, “As a the dome is the verbal proclamation Loving Mother,” on transparency and of the theme established visually by accountability of bishops and religious the central mural of the Risen Christ superiors. enthroned upon his own and The two documents together are surrounded by the worshipping angels and saints. Gazing at the Apse mural, meant to correct what had been a lack raise your eyes once again to the image of or unclear procedures for investi- of the Lamb seated on the book with gating the way a bishop complies with seven seals, and notice that he has been already established norms against abuse slain, blood leaping from his breast, Please remember in your prayers: and clearly expressing the consequences ¦ but that he is, nonetheless, alive. And Clara J. Morris († Apr 30, 2019) of noncompliance or cover-ups. then notice the many saints gathered all about in the murals and windows of the Church, to say nothing of the Choral High Mass angels depicted everywhere throughout Sunday, May 12, 2019 at Noon the Cathedral, so numerous that I have Saint Peter’s Catholic Church, 425 N 4th St, Steubenville, Ohio 43952 sometimes briefly thought of giving You are invited to attend a Latin High Mass with music will be provided by Beatus the impatient penitent the penance Catholic Choir. Programs explaining the connection between the English Mass of counting them all, a task I myself and Latin Mass will be provided. For more information, contact Rose McGrath at have done. The inscription, which [email protected] explains the mural in broad terms and which begs us to join our voices Religious Gift Ministry to the heavenly throng, also reminds St. Mary’s Catholic Church Parish Offices 212 West Main Street, St. Clairsville, Ohio 43950 us that in heaven “Christ permanently Large new selection of First Communion and Confirmation items, as well as exercises his priesthood, for he always beautiful gifts for , Weddings, Anniversaries, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, lives to make intercession for those birthdays, and more. Also available is a selection of , crucifixes, religious who draw near to God through him. jewelry, medals, candles, statues, holy cards, etc. The gift ministry store is located As high priest of the good things to in the Parish offices next door to the church and is open during regular office come, he is the center and the principal hours - Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday from 8:15 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Thursday actor of the liturgy that honors the from 8:15 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., and on Friday from 8:15 a.m. to Noon.

From the Diocesan Office of Safe Environment 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; 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. Fourth Sunday of Easter 7 The Cathedral of Saint Joseph

Parish Offices: 1218 Eoff Street Masses Wheeling, WV 26003 Sundays: 6:00 p.m. (Saturday) (304) 233-4121 8:00 a.m. www.saintjosephcathedral.com 10:30 a.m.

CLERGY Weekdays: 12:05 p.m. Monday thru Friday 9:00 a.m. Saturday Most Reverend William E. Lori Apostolic Administrator Holy Days: Please consult the bulletin of The Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston

Reverend Monsignor Kevin M. Quirk, J.C.D., J.V. Rector of the Cathedral (304) 281-7073 [email protected] Confessions Rev. Mr. Douglas Breiding Friday 11:15-11:45 a.m. [email protected] Saturday: 5:00-5:45 p.m. or by appointment PARISH STAFF

Ms. Debora V. Fahey Assistant for Pastoral Ministries vvvvv [email protected] Mr. Matthew S. Berher Director of Music & Organist [email protected] BAPTISMS / INITIATION Both and the Rite of Initiation for Adults Mr. Tyler J. Greenwood can be arranged by contacting the parish office. Associate Organist [email protected] MARRIAGE Mr. Martin Imbroscio Engaged couples who are members of the Sacristan Cathedral parish should contact the parish office. [email protected]

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