Jul 3, 2016 - St. Peter`s Catholic Church

Jul 3, 2016 - St. Peter`s Catholic Church

Welcome to
St. Peter’s Catholic Parish
70 Lady’s Island Drive
Beaufort, South Carolina 29907
Ph: 843-522-9555 ~ Fax: 843-522-0667
Email: [email protected]
Protecting Our
Children
Diocesan Office of
Child Protection Services
843-853-2130 ext. 209
Victim Assistance Minister
1-800-921-8122
Parish Office:
Monday through Thursday
9:00 am to 4:00 pm;
Closed for Lunch ~
Noon–12:30 pm
Friday 9:00 am to Noon
Saturday
Sunday
Masses
Vigil Mass:………………………………..Holy Cross Mission.. 5:00pm
Vigil Mass (Spanish): …………………...St. Peter’s ............... 7:00pm
English:
St. Peter’s ...........................................
8:00am
English:
St. Peter’s ...........................................
10:00am
English:
St. Peter’s .................................................. 5:00pm
Weekday Mass
Monday through Friday.......................................................... 7:15am
Tuesday….………………….………….Noon (Historic St. Peter’s Church)
Devotion to the Miraculous Medal following Tuesday Noon Mass
Friday……………………………….9:00am (when school is in session)
First Saturday……………………………………..9:00 a.m. (Historic St. Peter’s Church)
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday
St. Peter’s…..11:30am (English) and 6:00pm (Spanish)
……………………………………….by appointment
Holy Cross Mission, 83 Seaside Road, St. Helena Island, SC
Web address:
www.stpeters-church.org
Historic St. Peter’s Church, 710 Carteret Street, Beaufort, SC
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July 3 | Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Our Lady Chapel of
Perpetual Adoration
Administrator
Rev. Fr. Paul MacNeil
Parochial Vicar
Rev. Fr. Timothy Akanson
Each moment that you spend in His Eucharistic Presence will
increase His Divine life within you and deepen your personal
relationship and friendship with Him.
In Residence
Rev. Fr. Robert Galinac, OFM
Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion
Ministry Coordinator
Deacon Michael Beeler
[email protected]
843-522-6520
Rite of Christian Initiation (RCIA)
Deacon William Lacombe
[email protected]
843-522-9555
“ “Do you realize that Jesus is there in the tabernacle expressly for you—for you
alone? He burns with the desire to come into your heart.”
St. Therese of Lisieux
This hours need filling: Sunday 1-2am
Sat 7-8pm, 12-1pm.
If you can find it in your heart to take one of these hours, please call me.
Pastoral Care
Deacon Charles Cooper
843-522-9555
Deacon Gene Kelenski
843-522-9555
Deacon Tom Cook
843-522-9555
Parish Business Manager
Karen S. Widenhouse
[email protected]
843-522-9555
Director of Faith Formation
and Evangelization
Nancy Compton
[email protected]
843-982-6240
Director of Music Ministries
Andre Rakus
[email protected]
843-522-6508
Youth Minister
Robert Rosa-Cruz
[email protected]
843-592-5762
St. Peter’s Catholic School
Principal
Ann Feltner
Ph: 843-522-2163 ~ Fax: 843-522-6513
Email: [email protected]
Mary Spann, Coordinator, 838-8041 or 476-9968.
Celebrating Our Freedom
Heavenly Father,
you have given us the gifts of life and liberty
and entrust to your people the duty to guard these gifts
wherever they are threatened.
Help us to protect the freedom of all
to follow the Gospel of your Son, Jesus Christ,
and to bring his light and truth to the ends of the earth.
Guide all who play a role in enacting legislation
to uphold the freedom of conscience of all citizens.
Send us your Spirit to inspire in us
the wisdom and courage needed
to witness to the truth and to stand up for all
whose religious liberty is endangered.
We ask this through Christ, our Lord.
Amen.
Mary Immaculate, Patroness of our country, pray for us.
Please join in community to pray the Patriotic Rosary
~ Sunday, July 3 at 3:15pm in the main church.
This will be month 5 of our 9-month novena
to our Queen of Peace.
Please note the parish and school offices are closed,
Monday , July 4 in observance of the July 4th holiday.
Mass on that day is at 9am.
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July 3 | Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
MASS INTENTIONS
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10:00 a.m.
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Family
7:15 a.m.
Suzane Devore † | by The Dennis Family
5:00 p.m.
Tuesday
| JuneMass
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Monday
|
July
4
7:15 a.m.
Mary Dittman † | by Jacob Schroeder and Dahlia
9:00 a.m.
Patricia Fitzgibbons † | by Mark Fitzgibbons
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Tuesday
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Sunday | July 10
7:00 p.m.
Refugio Hernandez, healing
8:00 a.m.
Harold Fletcher † | by The Dennis Family
Sunday | July 2
10:00 a.m.
Betsey Robinson † | by The Dennis Family
8:00 a.m.
Richard F. Bell † | by Mary and David McDaniel
5:00 p.m.
Gloria and Rose Ewing, special intention | by
10:00 a.m.
Doris and George Madlinger † | by The Dennis
Celine Sayers
Family
5:00 p.m.
Mass for the People
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Doug Heim
Steve Welhoelter
Names in bold were added this week. Names will stay on the prayer list for a period of 30
days. If there is a case of chronic illness, please call the parish office to have that person
put back on the prayer list following the 30 days.
If you or a loved one is homebound, please contact
the church office so that we may come visit you.
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GOSPEL MEDITATION
ENCOURAGE DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF SCRIPTURE
14th Sunday in Ordinary Time
"The harvest is abundant but the laborers are few; so
ask the master of the harvest to send out laborers for
his harvest." Can we be counted among the laborers?
Are we ready and willing to work for the sake of our
faith, or are we looking for the easy way out?
Our faith is more than a personal experience. It's
more than a routine that fits into our weekly schedule.
Our faith is meant to be shared with others, even
when that requires a bit of work on our part. In today's
Gospel, Jesus calls his followers to "Go on your way,"
to prepare people for the Lord. And we are called to
do the same. We are meant to go on our way-out of
our homes, and even out of our churches-to share the
good news of the Gospel and to serve those in need.
It can be tempting to think, "I believe, I go to church,
isn't that enough?" But Jesus tells us that there is an
abundant harvest out there-countless people who
may just need to know that Jesus loves them or that
someone is willing to help. If we don't step up to the
task then those people will miss out on that word of
encouragement, that personal invitation to Mass, that
act of kindness that might have made all the
difference in their life. God may be calling some of us
to an even deeper commitment-to be a lay minister in
a parish or to discern a religious vocation, for
example-but there is no doubt that God is calling all of
us to labor for his kingdom in some way.
This mission isn't for someone else. It's for us to carry
out the work of the disciples because we are today's
disciples. When we accept this mission, we will not
only enjoy seeing the benefits that others receive, we
will also rejoice with those whose "names are written
in heaven."
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July 3 | Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Parish Calendar of the Week
Room Key
The glow of soft candlelight that surrounds Our Lord
on the altar of St. Peter’s Adoration Chapel has been
given in memory of:
“Charles A. Ewing
for the week of July 3 as requested
by Rose Ewing
New candles are lit on Sunday morning
and last for the week.
VocationsChaliceProgram
Debbie Sweeney will take the chalice display
this week. Thank you for your prayers! If
interested in this ministry, contact Anna
Sudomerski at 843-597-1879.
Women of the Parish Book Club meets the
second Monday of the month at 12:30pm in
Mary, Queen of Peace room. All women are
invited to participate any month they like.
Bring a sack lunch and join the
conversation. The July 11th book is Loaves and Fishes
by Dorothy Day ; discussion is led by Susan Heim. All are
welcome!
The Secular Franciscans will
gather on Saturday, July 16th
starting with 8:30am Mass at
St. Andrew Chapel. This will be
followed by breakfast, Gospel
meditation and continuing formation lesson in the
St. Andrews Hall. For further information, call DorothyAnn
Rowland at 843-466-9867.
Thank you to Calla Scaglione for
sponsoring the donuts this weekend. If you
would like to be a coffee and donut sponsor,
please contact Harold Ketcham at
843-379-5941.
CH = Church
CONF = Conference Room
HC = Historic St. Peter’s Church
HCM = Holy Cross Mission
JTGS = Jesus, The Good
Shepherd
LIB = School Library
MQP = Mary, Queen of Peace
SJB= St. John Bosco
SJD = St. Juan Diego
STM = St. Monica Room
STCL = St. Clare Room
STFA = ST. Francis of Assisi
STFA = Nursery
OC = Off Campus
SCH = School
SH = Social Hall
SJBW = St. Joseph Bridal/
Wake Room
WPR = Walsh Palmetto Room
Sunday | July 3
Patriotic Rosary | 3:15 p.m. | CH
Monday | July 4 ~ Campus closed
Healing and Intercessory Ministries | 5:30 p.m. | STM
Tuesday | July 5
Rosary Makers | 9:00 a.m. | SJD
Wednesday | July 6
Men’s Prayer Group | 6:15 a.m. | MQP
Rotary | 12:00 p.m. | WPR
Hispanic Choir | 7:00 p.m. | CH
Knights of Columbus Bingo | 7:00 p.m. | OC
Thursday | July 7
Legion of Mary | 10:30 a.m. | MQP
Al Anon | 7:30 p.m. | MQP
Friday | July 8
Saturday | July 9
Confessions | 11:30 a.m. | CH
Confessions (Spanish) | 6:00 p.m. | CH
Living the Joy of Love
Join Christopher West for a hope-filled presentation on
God’s plan for the family seen through the lenses of
St. John Paul II’s Theology of the Body and
Pope Francis’s Joy of Love.
Saturday
July 16
9am to 4pm
Precious Blood of Christ Catholic Church
1633 Waverly Road
Pawley’s Island, SC 29585
Suggested Donation $20 individual,
$30 couples, $50 family
Thank you to the St. Peter’s Women of the Parish for the
recent, wonderful pastor appreciation night! I am much in
awe of the kindnesses bestowed on me.
Father Paul
Registration
http://sccatholic.org/living-joy-love
Sponsored by Dioc. of Charleston Office of Family Life
And Precious Blood of Christ Catholic Church
July 3 | Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
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St. Peter’s Catholic School, grades preK-6
Please call 522-2163 or stop by.
June 24, 2016
Dear faithful St. Peter’s families,
Summer greetings! We hope this letter finds you and your family well as you continue to enjoy the more leisurely pace of
the summer months. With the turn of another page of the calendar, we are reminded that the start of a new year is just
around the corner.
This upcoming 2016-2017 school year marks the 25th anniversary of St. Peter’s Catholic School. The legacy of academic
excellence, Catholic tradition, and small class sizes, continues with our strong curriculum and dynamic teaching faculty.
Our dedicated faculty and staff are committed to providing the highest quality Catholic education to all of our students.
“The mission of St Peter’s Catholic School is to prepare students to excel in life by achieving success in a lived and
taught Catholic tradition of excellence. Consistent with our motto “Saints and Scholars”, we aim to produce leaders in
academics and servants in faith.”
Our Catholic identity is very important to us. Students at St. Peter’s Catholic School participate in daily religious
instruction, weekly liturgy and prayer, and frequent service projects. We strive to be a community of good stewards in
support of our less fortunate neighbors.
St. Peter’s Catholic School is accredited by AdvancEd, (formerly the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools),
with oversight from the Diocese of Charleston Catholic Schools Office and the South Carolina Department of Education.
We are also affiliated with the South Carolina Independent Schools Association (SCISA).
Instructional staff members are fully licensed, and curriculum is routinely revised to encompass current best practices
and research. Curriculum areas include Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Religion, Physical
Education, Art, Music, Spanish, Technology, and Media. St. Peter’s Catholic School students consistently score in the
top 10% on the Iowa Test of Basic Skills when compared to schools nationally.
Many wonderful things are currently happening here at St. Peter’s! We are undertaking a major project which includes
multiple safety upgrades, and a 25th anniversary renovation and facelift.
St. Peter’s students also have access to a number of extra-curricular activities, including cross-country, and a year-round
soccer program led by our newest staff member, Stephen Aldred. We participate in Mathletics, Quiz Bowl, spelling, and
geography bees, science fair, scouting, and other activities dictated by current student interests.
Our current school clubs include recycling, Garden Club, Celebration Team, children’s choir, Geography Club, and our
altar servers.
One of the most important facets of education at St. Peter’s Catholic School is the palpable family feeling that permeates
school, parish, and family life. Becoming a member of the St. Peter’s family offers you and your child an extended, faithbased family.
“Why we choose to send our children to St. Peters Catholic School:
We keep our children at St. Peter’s for many reasons. One major reason is that the staff and parents work together to
provide an environment that the kids can feel safe in. Secondly, the small class sizes, exceptional academics, and
passionate teachers keep our little ones growing; I am always excited to hear what they are learning about each day! Of
course our faith plays a major factor in why we keep our children at St. Peters. The freedom to pray, the encouragement
to grow in their relationship with Christ, and the religious education are all part of their everyday life, and that is priceless.
Lastly, St. Peter’s is our family. There simply aren’t words to express the relationship aspect shared by the staff, the
parents, and the children.”
Bobby and Charo Clark
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July 3 | Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
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St. Peter’s Catholic School, grades preK-6
Please call 522-2163 or stop by.
(continued from previous page)
A Catholic education encompasses the whole child – spiritually, socially, emotionally, physically, and
intellectually. And by means of our partnership with you, St. Peter’s Catholic School strives to support your entire
family. As St. Pope John Paul II said, “As the family goes, so goes the nation and so goes the whole world in which
we live.”
Without a doubt, Catholic education is a sacrifice for families who choose it for their children. In these times, it’s a
“counter-cultural” decision to skip a meal out or drive a car for a year or two longer to provide a Catholic education for
your children. However, we are certain that the rewards will exceed those small adjustments. We keep tuition as
affordable as possible, and we offer tuition assistance.
Above all, Christ is at the center of all we do here, and we invite you to join our school family as we strive to build
God’s Kingdom with our “Saints and Scholars.” We welcome you to visit St. Peter’s Catholic School to learn more
about the excellent educational and spiritual opportunities available. We are confident that you too will find a warm,
welcoming community motivated to inspire all children to reach their highest potential.
Please call us today with your questions or to schedule a tour at 843-522-2163.
As you make this very important decision for your child, you remain in our prayers. Please do not hesitate to contact
me if I can be of any assistance.
May God’s peace be with you now and always,
Ann M. Feltner
Principal
St. Peter’s Catholic School
843-522-2163
[email protected]
St. Peter’s Church:
A SPECIAL note of thanks to Bonnie Goltz and the Diggers
Club, and to Father Paul, and the many parents and the
school staff. Barbara and I were overwhelmed by your
kindness and generosity. St. Peter’s and the school
children are very dear to me and it is my pleasure and joy
to work with them in the gardens and on the school
grounds,
To the wonderful children who brought their happy and
smiling faces to us in church, we thank you for the special
flowers, gifts, and cards. Most of all for a most dear and
memorable moment in our life. Never to be forgotten.
We love you all,
Dr. Frank and Barb
July 3 | Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
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July 3 | Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Stewardship Prayer
Weekly Collection
Report June 25-26, 2016
St. Peter’s Attendance:
Holy Cross Attendance:
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My parish is composed of people like me.
My stewardship helps make it what it is.
1056
156
St. Peter's Offertory/Pledge/CIF
Holy Cross Offertory
Other Income
Less Weekly Expenses
Surplus (Deficit)
It will be a place where Christ is found,
$16,381
1,142
1,054
$18,577
(27,000)
($8,424)
if I live in Christ.
It will bring Christ to the world,
if I carry Christ with me.
It will be friendly, if I am.
It will be holy, if I am.
Other income: donuts, rent, flowers, candles,
cd's, PSR fees, bazaar, miscellaneous
Its pews will be filled, if I help fill them.
Seek joy in what you give not in what
you get.
It will do great work, if I work.
Mortgage Payment Reduction
Monthly Payment Goal
$6,657
Month to date collections
($5,775)
Remaining goal
$882
Principal Loan Balance: $407,515
Thank You For Supporting Your Parish!!
It will be prayerful, if I pray.
It will make generous gifts to many causes,
if I am a generous giver.
It will bring others into its worship,
if I invite and bring them.
It will be a parish of welcome and love,
of fearlessness and faith,
of compassion, fruitfulness, and mercy,
if I am filled with these same things.
Therefore, with the help of God,
A Mass for Healing
For healing of mind, body, and soul come and receive the
healing power of Jesus Christ, who is the Supreme Healer
Healing Mass
Saturday, July 16, 2016, 9am
St. Peter’s Church
Celebrant, Father Timothy Akanson
August 20, September 17, October 15,
November 19, December 17
St. Peter’s Healing and Intercessory Prayer Ministries
Celine Sayers 843-271-5374
through the Holy Spirit,
and the intercession of Blessed Mary Ever Virgin,
I now dedicate myself to the task
of being all the things
that I want my parish to be.
Amen.
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July 3 | Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
4211 North Okatie Highway
Ridgeland, SC 29936
Phone ~ 843-645-3838
www.johnpaul2school.org
[email protected]
Grades 7—12
Help John Paul II Catholic School make Catholic
education affordable and available for students and
families by participating in JPII’s Adopt-A-StudentProgram. The program is designed to provide a quality,
faith based education to students with financial
obstacles. However more than just financial assistance,
participants would serve as a mentor for these students
as they complete their academic career at John Paul II.
In 2015-2016, 30% of the 176 students enrolled
received financial based assistance determined by the
FACTS Grant & Aid assessment process.
Our Lowcountry students need your participation in this
program as enrollment applications for the 2016/17
school have identified an even greater financial need
from our families.
Calling all bakers and candy makers!
We would like to have a Sweet Shoppe booth at the
expanded summer sale. If you can start baking now, we
are happy to store what you bake in the hospitality
freezer. The sale begins Thursday, July 14 and ends
Sunday, July 17 so please determine the best time to begin
making your delicious treats and goodies!
We need volunteers to manage the booth during the sales
days. Please contact Sarah Stone at
[email protected] or Karen Widenhouse at
[email protected] if you can help or need
assistance.
Thank you!
MEDITACION EVANGELICO
ALENTAR ENTENDIMIENTO MAS PROFUNDO DE LA
ESCRITURA
14º Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
En el Evangelio de hoy Jesús invita a sus discípulos
a trabajar en el demandante campo de la
evangelización. Esta demanda es entendida muy
bien por los inmigrantes que hacen su labor
arduamente y la mayoría de las veces con
dificultades en sus labores. Diariamente hay mucho
trabajo en el campo pero pocos trabajadores
comprometidos a hacerlo bien. Jesús lo describe así.
"La cosecha es mucha y los trabajadores pocos.
Rueguen, por tanto, al dueño de la mies que envíe
trabajadores a sus campos". Rogar, pedir, llevar a
cabo, con paga o sin paga los misioneros
evangelizadores se mueven de un lugar a otro para
levantar la cosecha y en cada nuevo campo seguir
plantando la semilla del Reino de Dios.
¿Qué riesgos has encontrado al compartir el
Evangelio a otros? ¿Cómo has experimentado el
gozo del poder transformativo de Dios en tu vida?
Dejar a Dios el cuidado moderador de cada uno para
ser formados en su misión es un reto de todos los
días. La última parte del Evangelio muestra los
aspectos beneficiosos de un dificultoso trabajo. Los
propios esfuerzos se notan y se ven situaciones
nunca vistas de los discípulos. "Señor, hasta los
demonios se nos someten en tu nombre". El gozo
verdadero les viene del poder de Dios, por haber
confiado al llamado de llevar a cabo la misión. Todos
los bautizados que responden a la invitación de ir a
trabajar en la viña nunca van solos. ¡Señor, envía
operarios a tu mies! Así sea.
July 3 | Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
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MINISTERIO HISPANO / HISPANIC MINISTRY
Horarios de Oficina:
IGLESIA DE SAN PEDRO
70 Lady’s Island Drive
Beaufort, SC 29907
Tel:(843) 522-9555 ext.556
Tel. directo: 982-6251
Fax: (843) 522-0667
Email: [email protected]
Página web: stpeters@stpeters –church.org
Martes, de 1:00 pm a 7:00 pm
Miércoles, 5:00 pm a 7:00 pm
Jueves, de 1: 00 pm a 7:00 pm
Viernes, de 11:00 am a 7:00 pm
Sábados, de 4:00 pm a 7:00pm
Misa en Español: Sábados ~ 7:00 pm
Para cualquier información con la Sr. Maricela
tel. 843 540 2459
CAPILLA DE NUESTRA SEÑORA DE LA
ADORACIÓN PERPETUA
“Cada momento que pases en la presencia del
Santísimo Sacramento aumenta su divina presencia en ti fortaleciendo
tu relación personal con el Señor.”
EVENTOS IMPORTANTES
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la virgen peregrina a su casa
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anotarse después de misa o
llamar a la oficina, para anotarse.
Lunes 4
Os 2,6,17b-18,21-22
Sal 144,2-9
Mt 9,18-26
Viernes 8
Os 14,2-10
Sal 50,3-4,8-9,1214,17
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A NEWSLETTER DEDICATED TO STRENGTHENING YOUR
KNOWLEDGE AND AWARENESS OF DENTAL HEALTH
A NEWSLETTER DEDICATED TO STRENGTHENING YOUR
KNOWLEDGE AND AWARENESS OF DENTAL HEALTH
FROM THE OFFICE OF
FROM THE OFFICE OF
DR. JAMIE ODOM
Welcome
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Dr. Odom has been practicing
dentistry
since
2000
upon
graduation from the University of
Florida College of Dentistry. He
began serving this location in 2006
after acquiring this practice from
Dr. Mac Rafien. A native of Winter
Haven, he and his wife Stephanie
have two daughters Cadence and
Presley. (Their pictures are proudly
displayed all over the office.)
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nately, those dollars cannot be carried over year-to-year. The bottom line: What you don’t use,
relationships with you.
you lose. Talk to us and we can help... Dr. Odom and his staff would like to wish his family
of patients
happy
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healthand
in the new year. We look forward
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— Jamie W. Odom D.M.D.
FRON Ever thought about the services your dentist can provide as a gift for yourself or others?
THere are some ideas:
1. Tooth whitening.
2. Smile make over to close spaces, add length, or change the color of your teeth using thin ceramic veneers or tooth colored
restorations. (Please ask to see our before and after photos)
3. Sonicare toothbrush- The best at home product to maintain your healthy smile.
4. Botox and dermal fillers- Remove those wrinkles and look younger today.
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Our practice is here to serve all of your dental needs in a comfortable environment. From the initial
scheduling of the appointment, through the procedure, and the final billing process we are here to
guide you. We conveniently offer a web site for you to visit when you are not here which includes
procedure profiles, post operative instructions, hours of service, testimonials and more. Please
visit us at www.Polkdentistry.com Have you noticed a difference when you walked in? Recently
the office was renovated to create more space for those waiting for their appointment and make
checking out easier. There are complimentary beverages and snacks in the lobby. Please enjoy!
Dr. Odom would like to thank all his patients for making this possible and please remember the
ultimate form of gratitude is referring us to your family and friends.
Technology update- Most people are scared of shots, right? With the use of a dental laser
some procedures can be comfortably carried out with out having to be numbed. This also
means not having to wait for it to ware off. Lasers can be used to prepare teeth for fillings,
contour gum tissue, treat periodontal disease, and provide instant relief to oral irritations like
cold sores or fever blisters. Please talk to one of the clinicians to see if a laser procedure will
work for you.
Do you understand your dental insurance? We do. Karen and Bunny are here to make sure
your benefits are completely explained, your claims are prepared for filing, and preauthorizations
are carried out to minimize any unforeseen costs of down grading or denied claims. It is the last
quarter of the year and do you still have unused dental insurance benefits? Each year insurance
companies make millions of dollar off patients who forego necessary and preventative dental
treatment. Many individuals who are paying for dental insurance do not realize that their plans
provide coverage up to a certain dollar amount annually. Consequently, some patients are not
scheduling the dental procedures they need, deserve, and have insurance to cover. Thus, the
insurance money available to pay dental claims on many patients is never used and, unfortunately, those dollars cannot be carried over year-to-year. The bottom line: What you don’t use,
you lose. Talk to us and we can help... Dr. Odom and his staff would like to wish his family
of patients happy holidays and health in the new year. We look forward to seeing you
again and treating your referrals.
863-651-1824
[email protected]
Dr. Odom has been practicing
dentistry
since
2000
upon
graduation from the University of
Florida College of Dentistry. He
began serving this location in 2006
after acquiring this practice from
Dr. Mac Rafien. A native of Winter
Haven, he and his wife Stephanie
have two daughters Cadence and
Presley. (Their pictures are proudly
displayed all over the office.)
— Jamie W. Odom D.M.D.
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Here are some ideas:
1. Tooth whitening.
2. Smile make over to close spaces, add length, or change the color of your teeth using thin ceramic veneers or tooth colored
restorations. (Please ask to see our before and after photos)
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