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SAINT PETER CATHOLIC CHURCH January 22, 2012 Mission Statement God calls each one of us in a unique way. We are called to be one in God by allowing ourselves to be nourished by His Son and enlivened by the Spirit. We participate in the Mission of Jesus Christ by enthusiastically sharing His Good News, praying together, serving others, and proclaiming His healing love to all people. We acknowledge this call in our lives as members of the St. Peter's Parish Family. (June 2006) 104 West First Street Mansfield, Ohio 44902 Mass Schedule: Sacrament of Baptism: Pastoral Team: Saturday: 5:00 p.m. Parents considering Baptism for their Fr. Gregory R. Hite, Pastor Sunday: 7:30 a.m., 9:30 a.m., children should contact the Parish Fr. Tom McQuillen, Associate Pastor 11:30 a.m. Center. The Sacrament may be cele- Ms. Sandy Lauer, Pastoral Associate Monday & Friday 5:30 p.m. brated at a Sunday Mass or on the Mr. Bill Johnson, Tuesday - Friday 6:30 a.m. last Sunday of the month at 1:00 p.m. Director of Music & Liturgy An interview and a Baptism prepara- Ms. Lynne Lukach, Adult Faith tion class are required in advance. Coordinator Sacrament of Reconciliation: For school-age children or adults, Ms. Elizabeth Tidball, Director of Saturday: 3:00 - 4:30 p.m. please contact the parish about enroll- Religious Education ment in the RCIA. Deacons: Mr. Jim Marshall Mr. Terry Philpott Phones: Sacrament of Marriage: Mr. John Reef Rectory & Parish Center: 419-524-2572 Arrangements should be made at the School: Convent: 419-524-2572 Parish Center at least six months in Mrs. Tressa Reith Mr. Jerry Straub High School, Jr. High: 419-524-0979 advance of the ceremony. Grade School & Montessori: High School , Jr. High School 419-524-3351 Mr. James Smith Mrs. Beverly Brook Sunday Nursery: Elementary School Child Care Center: Every Sunday during 9:30 and 11:30 419-524-2572 Ext. 3108 Mrs. Tina Siegfried Montessori a.m. Mass, located in the Day Care Ms. Melinda Milligan Child Care Fax: 419-522-2553 Center in the basement of the High Gifts to Msgr. Dunn Foundation: Director School. 419-524-2572 Ext. 2125 Pastoral Care Contacts: Website: www.mansfieldstpeters.org Mrs. Chris Waleskowski 419-529-0625 Parish Office Hours: Staff emails are found on the website. Hospital & Follow-up Monday—Thursday: 8:00 am - 8:30 pm Mrs. Vickie Palmer 419-524-2572 Friday: 8:00 am - 7:30 pm Nursing Homes/Assisted Living & Bulletin Deadline: Monday 12:00 Prayer Pipeline Saturday: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm Noon. All requests must be submitted Sunday: 8:30 am - 12:30 pm Mr. John Reef 419-529-3694 in writing. Shut-ins/Homebound A Parish of the Saint Juan Diego Deanery, Diocese of Toledo Page Two St. Peter's Church, Mansfield, Ohio January 22, 2012 Mass Intentions Dear St. Peter's Parishioners, Monday, January 23 Ordinary Weekday I am pleased to inform you that our students (grades 3-6) 5:00 pm Rosary scored very well on the Scantron test taken during the month 5:30 pm Parish of October. Scantron is a national computer-adaptive test Tuesday, January 24 +Francis de Sales, Bishop & Doctor that compares our students' scores against scores of students 6:30 am Parish in a norm group. I recently received statistical information 8:15 am Parish from the Toledo Diocese and wanted to share with you the Wednesday, January 25 Conversion of St. Paul the Apostle overall results from our school. I also wanted to share with 6:30 am Parish you how our school performed in comparison to diocesan Thursday, January 26 +Timothy & Titus, Bishops and national averages. 6:30 am Francis Alfieri (anniversary) In our diocese, there are 63 elementary schools, all of 9:20 am Parish which took the Scantron test in grades 3, 5, and 7. In grades Friday, January 27 +Angela Merici, virgin 4, 6, and 8 the tests are optional, so there are not as many 6:30 am Parish schools across our diocese that administer the test at these 5:00 pm Rosary grade levels. We choose to take the test in grades 4 and 6 to 5:30 pm Marilyn Gallaway measure academic growth in our students and to look at Saturday, January 28 +Thomas Aquinas, Priest & Doctor areas of strength and weakness in each student as well as in our curriculum. 5:00 pm Parish The information below will provide you with data about Sunday, January 29 Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time how well our students performed on the Scantron test taken 7:30am Andrew T, Andrew J, & Robert Knapp during the month of October. Our diocesan schools did 9:30 am Robert Ziegler better than the national average and students at St. Peter's 11:30 am Elmer & Louise Smith overall scored higher than students in the Toledo Diocese. LECTOR / COMMUNION MINISTER Students took four tests: reading, language arts, math, and Saturday, January 28 science. The scores achieved on each one of these tests 5:00 pm L J Heringhaus, L Moore D B Nihei, placed the students within one of four categories: above D DeCenso, H Deel, D&T Hipp, average, high average, low average, or below average. J Jimenez, M Monroe, B Schartl, Reading K Wasowski Grade 3 – 74% of our students scored above average or high Sunday, January 29 average compared to 73% of diocesan students. 7:30 am L M Santoro, S Vaccaro D M Collet, Grade 4 – 81% of our students scored above average or high Sr. P Bingert, B&L Danuloff, K Randall, average compared to 64% of diocesan students. S Santoro, B Weiland Grade 5 – 72% of our students scored above average or high 9:30 am L D Forster, J Badamy D D Dreskler average compared to 65% of diocesan students. M Badamy, T Baker, J Brennan, Grade 6 – 78% of our students scored above average or high T Etzwiler, J Kastelic, C Merle, average compared to 64% of diocesan students. A Randall, R Renie, M Riggleman, F Schuster, L Simmons, R Sliney, S Weber, K Wehinger 11:30 am L F Leitenberger, J Riedl D R Wilson, C Becker, T Fesler, M&R Jones, J Liston, K Schreck, C Mears, B Riley, K Speck, K Swank, K Yockey MASS SERVERS Saturday, January 28 5:00 pm E & M Wasowski, O Matern Language Arts Sunday, January 29 Grade 3 – 80% of our students scored above average or high 7:30 am B Lovett, M Levendoski, need 1 average compared to 69% of diocesan students. 9:30 am J&D Randall, M Schopieray Grade 4 – 83% of our students scored above average or high 11:30 am M Jerger, S&A Winters average compared to 58% of diocesan students. Grade 5 – 85% of our students scored above average or high Kids' Word: January 29 Counters: January 29 average compared to 65% of diocesan students. 9:30 E Togliatti M Robertson, V Chirico, Grade 6 – 65% of our students scored above average or high 11:30 K Yockey J Wala average compared to 62% of diocesan students. Continued on page 3... Third Sunday of Ordinary Time Mansfield, Ohio Page Three "Hope & Healing" Bereavement Corner: Hearts and Minds program is a support system for family members with a relative coping with mental illness. Next meeting, Thursday, Febru- ary 2, 6:30 pm in Assisi Hall. Activities include current medical information, sharing, and prayer. For more informa- tion, contact Sue Malaska at 419-756-0962. Our Monthly Grief Support Group will meet on Wednes- day, February 1 at 6:30 p.m. in the Atrium of the Francis- Math can Activity Center. Grade 3 – 80% of our students scored above average or high average compared to 72% of diocesan students. Grade 4 – 78% of our students scored above average or Please Pray for the Sick of our Parish; Lou high average compared to 60% of diocesan students. Augustine, Ken Alt, Betty Fruehstorfer, Joe Hahn, Grade 5 – 77% of our students scored above average or Eileen Fanello, Ervin Hall, Beverly Freiheit, Bill high average compared to 61% of diocesan students. Dropsey, Margaret Jerger, Scott Gallaway, Dick Grade 6 – 56% of our students scored above average or Keller, Rose Spognardi, Michael Davis II, Josh high average compared to 60% of diocesan students. Sauder, Nick & Hilda Schemine, Edwin Studer, Betty Beal, Chase Dunbaugh, Frank Neel, Mary Foltz, Marie Bechtler, Tom & Mary Swihart, Gary Caldwell, Patricia Colarosa, Glenna Yockey, Jamie Hanley, John Lemley, Dr. Tom Abra- hamsen, Pat Bochnak Names will only be listed for 4 weeks. If you wish to have your name appear an additional 4 week period, contact the Parish Center at 419-524-2572. Thank you. Last week a collection was taken up for the Church in Latin America. Generous gifts made to Science today's Collection will fund evangelization and cate- Grade 3 – 90% of our students scored above average or chesis projects in the Church in Latin America. Re- high average compared to 84% of diocesan students. cently in El Pozon, Columbia, 770 children from St. Blaise Grade 4 – 93% of our students scored above average or Parish received first Holy Communion because of your gener- high average compared to 76% of diocesan students. osity. The support you give today will provide opportunities for years to come. Keep faith with the Church in Latin Amer- Grade 5 – 98% of our students scored above average or ica. Please be generous in today's Collection. high average compared to 79% of diocesan students. Grade 6 – 89% of our students scored above average or high average compared to 79% of diocesan students. January 15, 2012 Regular Sunday $ 12,152.00 School $ 1,586.00 Children $ 0.50 Mailed In Sunday $ 2,151.00 Mailed In School $ 0.00 Christmas $ 75.00 Direct Deposit $ 2,439.00 The students, faculty, and staff of St. Peter's Elementary School are grateful for your continued generosity and sup- TOTAL $ 18,403.50 port of our school. Our school would not exist without our wonderful parishioners. Thank you so much! Parish Debt Relief $ 536.00 Thanks to all who have responded to the request to increase their weekly offerings in these difficult economic times. Even a modest James R. Smith, Elementary School Principal increase by each parishioner can make a HUGE Page Four St. Peter's Church, Mansfield, Ohio January 22, 2012 ADULT FAITH ENRICHMENT We hope that the programs for this 2012 spring sea- son offer you the opportunity to grow in knowledge and a deeper peace that is gained through His pres- Wed. January 25 PSR 1-6 ence in our souls. Wed. February 1 PSR 1-8 Bill Johnson will begin his 4 part series regarding the Spiritual- Sat. February 4 First Eucharist Parent Meeting 9:30 ity of the New Roman Missal. This is a continuation of the Wed. February 8 PSR 1-6 & Confirmation insightful and inspiring series that began last fall. We know Wed. February 15 PSR 1-8 that his knowledgeable and uplifting talks will open our hearts Tue. February 21 3rd Grade Family Meeting to the richness of the prayers we now use in the Sacred Liturgy. Wed. February 22 ASH WEDNESDAY—No PSR Join us Monday, Jan 23 at 7:00 pm, in the High School 3rd floor Please attend Mass as a family. Chapel or Tuesday, January 24 at 12:30 pm in Assisi Hall. Wed. February 29 PSR 1-6 & 3rd Grade "Catholicism", the faith filled video series begins this Thursday Family Reconciliation evening, January 26, at 7:00 pm and Saturday, January 28 at 11:00 am in the High School Library. St. Peter's Boy Scout Troop 121 invites all Future offerings include a special presentation by Fr. Hite on parishioners, past and present Eagle Scouts, "Forgiveness", helping us to prepare for a Blessed Easter. Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts, Scout leaders to Save Tuesday, March 6 for either the 11:30 am or 7:00 pm of- celebrate with our Scouts on Sunday, Febru- fering. ary 5, at 11:30 Mass. The Boy Scouts of Most importantly, St. Peter's offers us the opportunity to spend America annually celebrates its founding on February 8, time in quiet reflection with Our Lord! Monthly, we will have 1910, based on the program started by Lord Baden Pow- a talk on Christian Perfection and then Eucharistic Adoration ell in England on August 1, 1907 and to allow Scouts to and Benediction. Check the bulletin and our brochure for dates live out their "Duty to God" pledged each week. For more and topics. information on Troop 121 contact Christopher Baldasare, Senior Scoutmaster @ (419) 543-2480. Pro Life: • Please join in the Pro-Life Ohio Walk for Life this The Catholic Conference of Ohio is the official representative Sunday, January 22. We will meet in the First Eng- of the Catholic Church in public matters affecting the Church lish Lutheran Parking lot at 3pm proceed to the ga- and the general welfare of the people of Ohio. The website is www.ohiocathconf.org. You can sign up to be alerted on any zebo downtown. You may bring your own signs or legislation that needs your support. You can read our bishop's there are extra signs available. Make your first step to response to news articles. Check it out! promoting LIFE. • St. Peter's Respect Life Chapter will have The Book Spaghetti Dinner: of Innocents on the altar rail in front of our Blessed St. Joseph Church, 117 Sandusky St., Plymouth, Virgin's altar Jan. 21 & 22. You are invited to record Ohio. Altar-Rosary is sponsoring a Spaghetti Din- the name and lifespan of your child, lost to miscar- ner on Sunday, February 12 from 11am to riage, abortion, or stillbirth, with any thoughts and 2pm. Free will offering - Carry outs available. longings you may wish to write down. We continue to pray for these innocents. COMPUTER CLASS Last class remaining! This class is open to any registered St. Peter's adult parishioner OR any registered adult parishioners from our neighboring KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS deanery Catholic parishes. Registrations are still 1114 Park Avenue West ~ Mansfield open and the class is free! Please call 419-524-2572 ext. 2110 419-529-5532 to register. GENEALOGY: February 6, 7:00-8:15 p.m. or January 27—Vegetable Lasagna or Manicotti ~ $8.00 February 7, 10:00-11:15 a.m. Please R.S.V.P. Thank you! Needed - Team Captain for Thursdays, St. Peter's Feed Advertiser reliv Body · Mind · Spirit the Needy Program. For information contact Dick Renie of the Week 419-756-4483. Please help! Shirley Robison, Distributor 419-545-1543 Third Sunday in Ordinary Time St. Peter's Church, Mansfield, Ohio Page Five RECYCLING ~ Our next Recycling date is: SCHOOL NEWS February 10, 2012 in the Franciscan Activity "On an academic level, Montessori provides stu- Center Parking lot. dents with skills that allow them to become inde- HOURS: 10 to 11 am and 2 to 4 pm. pendently functioning adults and life-long learn- IMPORTANT: Please honor these drop off times; Do not ers. As students master one level of academic skills, they are leave your recyclables on the sidewalks or curbs. able to go further and apply themselves to increasingly chal- lenging materials across various academic disciplines. They learn how to integrate new concepts, analyze data, and think BLUE BARRELS critically." Tim Seldin-President, The Montessori Foundation will be out February 11 & 12 "MONTESSORI KIDS AT WORK" is scheduled for this Thursday, January 26! Parents, you are invited VISIT THE GIFT SHOP! to take this opportunity to experience for your- Our gift shop may be the smallest self the unique and highly respected Montes- "space" in the entire parish complex, but sori Preschool/Kindergarten program that you could get lost in there because of the might be perfect for your pre-school age child (ren). Parents are invited to the Montessori House from 6:30- vast array of gift items and collectables. 7:30 p.m. to talk with Montessori staff, to ask questions about Adult and children's books, Bibles, fine jewelry, ro- the program and to observe current students doing their saries, music boxes, First Communion, Confirmation "works". (Snow date: Thursday, February 2, 6:30-7:30 and wedding gifts, candles and gift cards are just a p.m.) Please call the school office at 419-524-3351 to confirm few of the many great items available. The gift shop your attendance. (Free babysitting available in the school building. When calling to confirm your attendance, please in- is open 7 days a week! Stop by and browse around! dicate your need for this service.) Attention Campbell Soup Label Savers: CATHOLIC SCHOOLS A note from Sr. Paula - Please remember when WEEK 2012 saving your Campbell Soup Labels only the With the first celebration in 1974, UPC/Bar Code is needed. Thank You! this year marks the 39th time Catholic Schools Week has been celebrated nation- Mansfield St. Peter's Catholic Parish, is seeking wide. The theme for Catholic Schools Week 2012 is qualified candidates for the position of Business "Catholic Schools: Faith. Academics. Service." The an- nual observance starts the last Sunday in January and Manager. If you have the appropriate education runs all week, January 29 through February 5. Schools and experience and want to be considered, send a typically celebrate Catholic Schools Week with resume to: Masses, special concerts and other activities for students, families, parishioners and the community at large. St. Peters Search Committee PO Box 50 This year's theme focuses on three priorities that Catho- Shelby, Ohio 44875-0050 lic schools establish that make them stand out from other educational institutions. Children are taught faith – not IT IS NEVER TOO EARLY TO START THINKING just the basics of Christianity, but how to have a relation- "TUITION CREDITS" ship with God. Academics, which in Catholic schools are A total of $43,257.68 was earned for this 2011-2012 school held to very high standards, help each child reach his or year by families who participated in the Kroger, Scrip, her potential. Service, the giving of one's time and effort Land's End, and Meijer gift certificate programs during last to help others, is taught both as an expression of faith and school year. In addition to school families earning credit for good citizenship. their children who now attend St. Peter's School, it is also possible for families with very young children Please join us for the Catholic Schools Week concert to start accumulating tuition credit for the point which is scheduled for Sunday, January 29, at 4:00 p.m. in time when they enroll at St. Peter's in St. Peter's Church. It is one of the ways our students School. Call the Parish Center office or the tui- can say "thank you" to our parishioners for supporting tion clerk for more information on how you can Catholic education here at St. Peter's School. The con- begin earning tuition credit dollars! (419-524- cert is free and open to all who would like to attend. 2572) Page Six St. Peter's Church, Mansfield, Ohio January 22, 2012 Catholic Charities Family Connection's Adoption Program Presents "Adoption Information Trainings 2012" • Norwalk – Catholic Charities, 34 Woodlawn, Norwalk, Tuesday February 7, 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm • Mansfield -Catholic Charities, 2 Smith Ave., Mansfield, Thursday April 19, – 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm Learn about Catholic Charities Domestic Infant Adoption program & about Home Studies! The Information Trainings are free, no charge! To register for any of the Adoption Information Trainings or for more info on adoption please e-mail email@example.com. Night of Fine Dining & Entertainment: Saturday, Jan 28 at 5 pm. St. Francis Xavier School, Willard, Ohio. Doors open at 5:00 p.m. with appetizers being served promptly. Dinner at 6:00 p.m. Musical entertainment by Logan Wells and Jerry Colosimo from 7:00—9:30 p.m. Wells & Colosimo perform a wide variety of musical styles to please audiences of all ages. From Frank Sinatra, Patsy Cline, Neil Diamond, Stevie Nicks, The Temptations, Aretha Franklin, ZZ Top, Lady Gaga, Karen Carpenter, Huey Lewis, Janis Joplin and more! Guests have their choice of chicken or pork dinners. Reserve your tickets soon! Tickets cost $25. Reserve tickets by calling 419-935-4744. Book Discussion for Young Professionals/Young Adults: Monthly book discussion on My Life with the Saints by James Martin, SJ. First Friday of each month, 6:00-8:00 p.m./Next meeting: February 3, at Panera's on Route 20 near Perrysburg. For more infor- mation, contact Sr. Marilyn Marie Ellerbrock, SND, email@example.com or 419.481.6995 School Closings and Delays: Please listen to WMAN or watch WMFD for school closings and delays. Please Note: If school is delayed or closed on a School Mass Day, the Mass will be cancelled and the Mass intention will be rescheduled. BLESSING OF THROATS WILL BE HELD FRIDAY FEBRUARY 3, 2012 AT 2:15 P.M. IN THE CHURCH. Page Eight St. Peter's Church, Mansfield, Ohio January 22, 2012 Third Sunday in Ordinary Time A NEW DAY DAWNS Today we hear how Jonah, sent by God to warn the people, storms through the streets of Nineveh, scaring the citizens out of their wits. And it works! God has a change of heart, seeing "by their actions" how the people turn from evil (Jonah 3:10). A new day dawns. Next we hear Paul telling the Corinthians, "The world in its present form is passing away" (1 Corinthians 7:31). He calls for a change of heart. Stopping short of telling them to stop carrying out their everyday activities, he urges them—rather mysteriously—to live "as though" they aren't doing the things they are doing. A new day has dawned. Finally, Jesus stands on the shore and cries, "The kingdom of God is at hand!" (Mark 1:14). Simon and Andrew abandon their nets—and even their father—and follow him. A new day had dawned. Everyone has to change when a new day dawns: the Ninevites, the Corinthians, the apostles, even Jesus! Didn't a new day dawn today for us as well? Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co. TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION "Ordinary" is not always a desirable adjective. Who would not be insulted to receive a thank-you note for your "ordinary birth- day gift," or "the ordinary hospitality at the dinner party"? No restaurant advertises its "ordinariness," no car dealer seats a customer at the steering wheel and whispers, "Look how ordinary it is!" Yet here we are in "Ordinary Time." The word carries a different meaning here: it does not mean these days are dull, boring, pedestrian, uninteresting. It means "ordinal," or "numbered" Sundays, a season of the year when we follow the story of Jesus' life and ministry in an ordered way, with each Sunday assigned an ordinal number. You can amaze your friends with this example of Catholic arithmetic: the "Ordinary Sundays" begin with the last Sunday of Christmas, the Baptism of the Lord, continue until the Sunday before Ash Wednesday, and resume after a cluster of feasts following Pentecost Sunday. The numbers are calculated by counting backwards from the Solemnity of Christ the King, the Thirty-fourth Sun- day in Ordinary Time. Now you know there is nothing "ordinary" about "Ordinary Time!" —James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co. TODAY'S READINGS READINGS FOR THE WEEK First Reading — The people of Nineveh believed God Monday: 2 Sm 5:1-7, 10; Mk 3:22-30, or any and turned from their evil ways (Jonah 3:1-5, 10). readings from the Mass "For Peace and Psalm — Teach me your ways, O Lord (Psalm 25). Justice," nos. 887-891 Second Reading — The world in its present form is Tuesday: 2 Sm 6:12b-15, 17-19; Mk 3:31-35 passing away (1 Corinthians 7:29-31). Wednesday: Acts 22:3-16 or Acts 9:1-22; Mk 16:15-18 Gospel — This is the time of fulfillment. The kingdom of Thursday: 2 Tm 1:1-8 or Ti 1:1-5; Mk 4:21-25 God is at hand (Mark 1:14-20). Friday: 2 Sm 11:1-4a, 5-10a, 13-17; Mk 4:26-34 Saturday: 2 Sm 12:1-7a, 10-17; Mk 4:35-41 Sunday: Dt 18:15-20; Ps 95; 1 Cor 7:32-35; Mk 1:21-28 Third Sunday in Ordinary Time January 22, 2012 The kingdom of God is at hand. Repent and believe in the Gospel. ~ Mark 1:15 Family Perspective: It must have been difficult for Zebedee to watch his sons walk away and follow Jesus. It was the end of 'Zebedee and Sons Fishing, Inc.' Our children were never ours. They are only on loan to us. We raise them to let them go. JOYCE BUICK GMC Compliments of 419-529-3211 J & B ACOUSTICAL 419-529-7500 1400 Park Avenue West 2750 Lexington Ave. 419-884-1155 Dale M. 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A little more than a decade ago, in July 2002, the African Union (AU) was formed against an inauspicious backdrop. For Africa, the previous decade had been defined by conflict, state collapse, failed peacekeeping missions and even genocide. So dire had Africa's condition become that in May 2000 the Economist captured its malaise under the infamous rubric, "the hopeless continent." The AU's mission over the past decade was in part to challenge and rewrite such bleak narratives. Looking back, its record is mixed, particularly in its attempts to position itself as the principal vehicle for the advancement of democratization on the continent.
The AU's formation marked a break with the depressing history of its flawed predecessor, the Organization of African Unity (OAU), which proved largely irrelevant as many African states descended into civil war or despotism and the continent became a theater of Cold War competition. The AU's novel features included an explicit commitment to democratization and good governance and a recognition of the legitimacy of intervention in the event of crimes against humanity or genocide. The latter was an early articulation of the "responsibility to protect" doctrine that placed the AU ahead of the United Nations itself and represented a firm repudiation of the OAU's noninterference doctrine. In addition, the AU rejected unconstitutional changes of government, with suspension from AU membership for those states where such changes occurred. The AU has also been active in designing a new continental security architecture, and has already conducted peace operations with varying degrees of effectiveness in Burundi, Sudan and Somalia. ...
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A method for monitoring fluid properties with a distributed sensor in a wellbore having an inner surface, a top and a bottom comprising causing the distributed sensor to assume a helical shape, pulling the distributed sensor towards the bottom of the wellbore, while retaining the helical shape of the distributed sensor, feeding the distributed sensor into the wellbore so that the distributed sensor is in substantially continuous contact with the inner surface, and allowing the distributed sensor to become at least partially supported by friction at the inner surface.
1. A method for monitoring fluid properties in a wellbore having an inner surface, a top and a bottom, the method comprising:
providing a distributed sensor device comprising an upstream sensor, a downstream sensor, and a heating element bundled together in a protective member; causing the distributed sensor to assume a helical shape;
pulling the distributed sensor towards the bottom of the wellbore, while retaining the helical shape of the distributed sensor;
feeding the distributed sensor into the wellbore so that the distributed sensor is in contact with the inner surface; and
measuring fluid flow into the well at a plurality of points along the distributed sensor, the flow measuring method at each point comprising:
providing heat to the fluid flow by heating the heater element;
measuring the temperature of the fluid at the upstream sensor to obtain a first value;
measuring the temperature of the fluid at the downstream sensor to obtain a second value:
subtracting the first value from the second value to obtain a third value corresponding to the temperature rise in proportion to heat by the flowing fluid at that point; and
deriving a fluid flow rate from the third value.
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producing hydrocarbons from the wellbore.
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This application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/738,488, filed Nov. 21, 2005 which is incorporated herein by reference.
The present invention relates to a method for monitoring fluid properties with a distributed sensor in a wellbore.
In the oil and gas industry, there is considerable value in the ability to monitor the flow properties of fluid in a well. Many wells consist of several hydrocarbon-producing zones that vary in permeability and are perforated or otherwise left open to permit production. It is desirable to obtain flow data from each of these zones to make operational decisions regarding production rate, stimulation, remediation, and other issues that arise in well operation. In addition to production flow data, injection flow data is also valuable as it can reveal how much fluid is being injected into a particular zone of and how this fluid is being absorbed by the formation.
To address this need, the industry has developed an array of �intelligent well� technologies that are designed to measure flow properties in a producing well. Frequently measured properties include but are not limited to temperature, pressure, composition, and flow rate. Some measurement tools are installed in the well permanently for long term monitoring while others are run into the well during an intervention to obtain a temporary measurement. Despite advances in these intelligent well technologies, the tools currently available are limited by technical challenges. Some challenges include building a sensing device that is durable enough to withstand the harsh conditions of the downhole environment, providing power to such a device, increasing reliability of downhole sensing systems, and developing a tool that measures the properties of the flow in the wellbore without interfering with the production. Although numerous downhole gauges for measuring temperature, pressure, and other properties have been developed, discrete measurements at several points in the well only reveal limited details about the flow conditions downhole. Ideally, an operator would like to obtain a real time continuous profile of the flow properties along the length and circumference of the wellbore as well as radially into the formation.
A promising new development in the area of downhole sensing is distributed temperature sensing or DTS. See James J. Smolen and Alex van der Spek, Distributed Temperature Sensing: A DTS Primer for Oil & Gas Production, Shell International Exploration and Production B.V. (May 2003). A DTS system works by utilizing a distributed sensor as the sensing mechanism. Once the distributed sensor is installed in the well, a pulse of laser light is sent along the fiber so that it collides with the lattice structure and atoms of the fiber causing them to emit small bursts of light, which are �backscattered� or returned to the beginning of the fiber. These bursts of light are returned at slightly shifted frequencies. Because of this frequency shift, the backscattered light provides information, which can be used to determine the temperature at the point from which the backscatter originated. Because the velocity of light is constant, one can determine the distance from the surface to the point where the temperature was recorded using the elapsed travel time of the light pulse. By continually monitoring backscattered light, one can obtain a continuous profile of temperature along the length of the fiber.
US Patent Application US 2005/0034873 A1 (hereafter Coon) discloses a method for placing a fiber optic sensor line in a wellbore. The method in Coon includes providing a tubular in the wellbore, the tubular having a first conduit operatively attached thereto, whereby the first conduit extends substantially the entire length of the tubular. The method further includes aligning the first conduit with a second conduit operatively attached to a downhole component and forming a hydraulic connection between the first conduit and the second conduit thereby completing a passageway for the fiber optic sensor line to be urged through with a fluid pump and a hose. Although this method can provide flow data along the entire length of the well, the measurements are limited to a single side of the wellbore. Ideally, operators would like to obtain a complete profile of the inflow and outflow of the well along its depth and circumference.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,804,713 (hereafter Kluth) discloses an apparatus for installation of fiber optic sensors in wells. Kluth discloses an apparatus with a first channel containing at least one sensor location arrangement so that at least one sensor can be pumped through the first channel to the sensor location arrangement with at least one turn such that the physical disposition of the sensor after it has been pumped to the sensor location arrangement is not linear, and the turn comprises a loop of hydraulic conduit. Essentially, the sensor is installed by pumping the line through a hydraulic conduit, which is wrapped around the production tubing. Some parts of the conduit allow the fiber optics cable to be wrapped circumferentially around the pipe while others provide a linear configuration. Generally, a low viscosity fluid must be maintained at a particular flow rate in order to locate the fiber at a specific sensor location. In some applications, a load is applied to the fiber optic line, which could cause potential damage to its sensing capabilities.
U.S. Pat. No. 6,959,604 (hereinafter Bryant) discloses an apparatus for measuring an unsteady pressure within a pipe comprising an optical sensor including at least one optical fiber disposed circumferentially around at least a portion of a circumference of the pipe. The optical fiber provides an optical signal indicative of the length of the fiber. An optical instrument determines a signal indicative of the unsteady pressure in response to the optical signal. In this system the fiber is wrapped circumferentially around the outside of the pipe.
The present inventions include a method for monitoring fluid properties with a distributed sensor in a wellbore having an inner surface, a top and a bottom comprising causing the distributed sensor to assume a helical shape, pulling the distributed sensor towards the bottom of the wellbore, while retaining the helical shape of the distributed sensor, feeding the distributed sensor into the wellbore so that the distributed sensor is in substantially continuous contact with the inner surface, and allowing the distributed sensor to become at least partially supported by friction at the inner surface.
The present inventions include a wellbore with a producing interval comprising a distributed sensor at least partially supported by friction.
The present inventions include a method for producing oil comprising providing a wellbore with a distributed sensor installed in the wellbore such that the distributed sensor is at least partially supported by friction, measuring fluid properties with the distributed sensor, and producing oil from the wellbore.
The present invention is better understood by reading the following description of non-limitative embodiments with reference to the attached drawings, wherein like parts of each of the figures are identified by the same reference characters, and which are briefly described as follows:
The present invention relates to a method for monitoring fluid properties with a distributed sensor in a wellbore. In this application, the term �fluid properties� is intended to refer to pressure, temperature, flow rate, density, strain, conductivity, sonic velocity, composition, presence of particles or any other characteristic related to wellbore fluid. The term �distributed sensor� is used to refer to any sensor capable of obtaining distributed measurements. Examples include but are not limited to fiber optics, distributed temperature sensors, and MEMS (micro electromechanical systems).
Turning to the drawings,
Distributed sensor 100 works in a manner similar to a hot element anemometer as described in U.S. Pat. No. 6,705,158 B1 and U.S. Pat. No. 4,011,756 which are both hereby incorporated by reference. When fluid 106 flows across distributed sensor 100, the temperature at upstream sensor 101 is slightly cooler than the temperature at downstream sensor 102. By subtracting the temperature at upstream sensor 101 from the temperature at downstream 102, one can determine the temperature rise in proportion to the heat absorbed along distributed sensor 100. From this value, the local flow rate of fluid 106 can be derived.
In addition to the configurations depicted, many other sensor configurations may be used. For example, a tri-core fiber optic distributed sensor could be used. In this case, the sensor could have a triangular shape. In addition, one sensor which measures temperature, one which measures pressure, and one which measures strain could be bundled together in a single tube.
The present invention is intended for use in a variety of downhole environments (e.g. cased hole, open hole, multi-lateral).
This embodiment of the present invention utilizes a distributed sensor to monitor the fluid properties the wellbore. In order to provide enough data points to construct a production profile along the length and circumference of the wellbore, a coiled distributed sensor is wrapped around the inside of the wellbore. Installation of the distributed sensor in this coiled manner enables the operator to obtain a circumferential profile along the entire length of the wellbore. In addition, this configuration may increase vertical resolution and minimize drag, thereby enabling the sensor to better withstand the velocity of the flow.
Before installation, distributed sensor 306 is wound around spool 307, causing it to retain a helical shape. After distributed sensor 306 is wound, it is pulled into wellbore 302. The embodiment in
Sheave assembly 308 is used to feed distributed sensor 306 into wellbore 302. As distributed sensor 306 is being fed into wellbore 302, sheave assembly 308 measures the tension at the top of wellbore 302. Sinker bar 309 is attached to the bottom of distributed sensor 306. Sinker bar 309 is used to pull distributed sensor 306 into wellbore 302, partially straightening it but retaining the spiral cast from spool 307.
After distributed sensor 306 is fully inserted into wellbore 302, sinker bar 309 is lowered below last perforation 304 into bottom of wellbore 302 as shown in
As shown in
To insure that the distributed sensor is the correct length to reach the entire depth of the wellbore and cover the entire circumference, the length of the distributed sensor must be greater than the depth of the wellbore by a factor of
After distributed sensor 306 is installed, it is then connected to surface controls 601, the well is sealed, and sheave assembly 308 is disconnected. Distributed sensor 306 now provides a mechanism for obtaining a distributed profile of flow around the circumference and length of wellbore 302.
Alternatively the distributed sensor can be deployed directly into the wellbore. In these embodiments, distributed sensor 306 is fed into wellbore 801 using spool 307 and sheave assembly 308. Distributed sensor 306 is pulled into wellbore 701 by the weight of sinker bar 309.
Once the distributed sensor is installed in a cased or open hole completion, the operator can produce oil while monitoring fluid properties in the wellbore. As discussed earlier, an embodiment of the invention is directed at measuring flow properties; one frequently useful flow property if low rate. Monitoring of flow rate is performed by measuring the temperature of the fluid at the upstream sensor to obtain a first value measuring the temperature of the fluid at the downstream sensor to obtain a second value, subtracting the first value from the second value to obtain a third value corresponding to the temperature rise in proportion to heat absorbed along the distributed sensor; and deriving flow rate from the third value. In this embodiment, if the thermal properties of the distributed sensor, heat input per unit length, and heating element resistivity are known, one can derive flow rate because the measured temperature change will be proportional to the flow rate carrying heat into the fluid. This calculation may be performed using finite element steady state analysis.
This embodiment may also be adapted for use in multilateral wells as shown in
Those of skill in the art will appreciate that many modifications and variations are possible in terms of the disclosed embodiments, configurations, materials, and methods without departing from their spirit and scope. Accordingly, the scope of the claims appended hereafter and their functional equivalents should not be limited by particular embodiments described and illustrated herein, as these are merely exemplary in nature.
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Wikipedia says ''scale trees'' (Lepidodendron)are extinct. Are there similar plants still extant similar enough that we could view and get some idea, other than fossils and drawings, what they might have looked like.
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I'm not entirely sure if I'm understanding your question correctly, however if you are looking for plants that superficially resemble Lepidodendron, you might check out the cycads (Microcycas calocoma, or maybe Lepidozamia peroffskyana) or doum palm (Hyphaene thebaica).


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A Color object to manage those pesky CSS color strings
A Color object to manage those pesky CSS color strings.
Since CSS3 string tags becoming popular, Canvas rendering becoming viable, and SVG joining the embedded workspace, color matching has become increasingly difficult to get right when you start off with
hsl, need to transfer to an
rgb, but then need to display in hexadecimal in order to properly display it round circle.
Color Class
Color is similar to the
Date object used in JavaScript today, only tailored to CSS3 Colors.
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- Changes when a color is updated
- Tested on Chrome, Firefox, and Safari
Using the Color operates by creating your color, or editing an existing one.
var myColor = 'red';// 255 console.logmyColorred;// 0 console.logmyColorgreen;// 0 console.logmyColorblue;
After creating your color, you can start changing your colors around.
// Update the dimensions myColorred = 200;myColorgreen = 100;myColorblue = 22;
After adjusting your color to the right values (0-255 for rgb), you can translate it back for use with the DOM.
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Can anyone tell me anything about this green beauty?..thanks!
My in-laws back in the mid 70's had the same one only with yellow glass.
Thank you Linda for posting the jpg and ogoopogo as well for the comment...We had a couple of the cone shaped plastic pole lamps that invariable suffered burn marks from the bulbs and one that was like a milk glass cob style that us kids pulled down in a fight!..This one seems pretty classy compared to most and I can buy it for 70 dollars..just wandering if that is a pretty fair price..thanks!
So do I.......because similar pole lamps show up at our local GW and yard sales. However, it is quite difficult to come by new pole lamps and swag lamps and I think their configuration is so accomodating they still could be used in modern situations. I was looking for a swag lamp a few years ago for a difficult corner, had a friend argue me they were still common in stores and on the inet. I could find only one new one, a specialty item priced over four hundred dollars. I think she was thinking of pendant lights and they're everywhere but are of course hard wired in. I have a two century old house and all electricity is housed in conduits running up the brick walls, much like old homes do in Europe and therefore wanted a lamp I could use without hard wiring in. Green/yellow glass like that is indeed prevalent from the 70s.
Thanks Linda,,it does sound like a lot but I guess if a person "has to have it" then I guess it is only 70 dollars. I agree with calliope too in that I don't see these things at any garage sales here in BC except for those cheapy plastic poles and such.appreciate the comments,,still would like some type of origin on it..I guess if I buy it I can snoop around for a mfg, mark...thanks everyone!
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Tension pole lamps are making a comeback (the "Madmen" meets Hollywood regency revival?) and finding one you like in good shape isn't easy. You might be able to score one on eBay for that, but shipping will eat up any savings. Go for it!
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Frankly I think it's awful.....but if it makes your heart sing....why by all means buy it...it's only $70.....and if you back out over $20 you will think about it as the one you missed.
I have more than a few things in my house that raised a few eyebrows whey I trucked it home....not the least of which was an oak ice box, covered with oil cloth ( with a pristeen finish beneath)...
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Well said Linda..If we listened to all the naysayers and haters of all things vintage then there would be nothing of any "antiqu-ey" value left in the world..It would have been tossed out in the rubbish heap or burned in a bonfire..and on that note I think I will snag it..Cheers!
Hi Granite123.... I just wanted to add that while reading this thread I was thinking... "Hmmmm $70 doesn't seem too unreasonable... I think that's what it would go for around here"... and, as it turns out, I'm from BC too!!
The fact that it's vintage and in such good shape makes it a hot comodity around these parts. You might want to try bargaining a bit... but I wouldn't feel ripped off if I paid $70 for it.
@ ogoopogo .... I live in Coquitlam (about 45 mins from downtown Vancouver)
I too am excited about garage sale season!! The garage sale/thrift shop/consignment/flea market/etc market is pretty fierce here.
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Chestnut Hill College celebrates its third annual Forgiveness Day by welcoming Shujaa Graham, board member of the Witness to Innocence Project, to speak on issues of racism, gang violence, the criminal justice system and his own life experiences.
CHC will host an Information Session about our Montessori Early Education Teacher Training programs on Sunday, April 12 at 1:00. The Program Director, faculty, and admissions staff will be there to explain the curriculum and entrance requirements. The Montessori certificate courses can be taken for graduate credit with a Master's Degree in Education or without the M.Ed. Applicants also may choose to earn the certificate through non-credit workshops. Register today or, if you have questions, contact Amy Boorse at email@example.com or 215.248.7097. Submit the one-page application form and the $55 fee will be waived!