Schedule of Holy Mass - St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Parish

St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church
601 N. 4th, St. Charles, MO 63301
Parish Vision Statement:
We are the parish that, through our communion with Jesus, guided by the Holy Spirit:
Welcomes all; Celebrates our unity, diversity, and traditions; Uses God’s gifts to
serve and teach others and be the face of Jesus Christ in the Community.
Parish Office:
School Office:
Religious Education Office:
Latino Ministry:
St. Vincent DePaul Society:
Founded 1791
636-946-1893
636-946-2713
636-946-2916
636-946-1893
636-925-1616
www.borromeoparish.com
www.borromeoschool.com
email: beccamc@borromeoparish.com
email: silvina@borromeoparish.com
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Pastoral Staff:
Father John Reiker, Pastor: johnr@borromeoparish.com
Father Bob Menner, Associate Pastor: bolivia_bob@yahoo.com
Father Don Schramm, Senior Associate: frdoncs@borromeoparish.com
Deacon Don McElroy, Deacon
Deacon Jorge Perez, Deacon
Mrs. Silvina Baez, Latino Ministry
Mrs. Becca McCullough, Director of Religious Education
Mrs. Peggy Dupree, Office Manager
Ms. Maria Martinez, Office Secretary
Mrs. Jackie Voelkl, School Principal
Mrs. Mary Kutchback, Organist, Pastoral Associate for Seniors
Mrs. Beth Duello, Director of Music
Mrs. Lisa Delicath, Contemporary Youth Choir
Mr. Juan Saldana, el coro
Mr. Zach Liley, Youth Ministry
Mr. Rob Iver, Parish Council Chairperson
FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation:
Saturdays 4:00 to 4:45 p.m. or by appointment
Schedule of Holy Mass
Saturday:
8:00 a.m., 5:00 p.m. vigil for Sunday
Sunday:
7:00, 8:30, 10:00 a.m.
11:30 a.m. in Spanish
Weekdays:
6:30 a.m. and 8:00 a.m.
Sacrament of Baptism:
Arrangements made after parental instruction.
Call the parish office for more information.
Sacrament of Matrimony:
Contact the parish office at least six months prior
to wedding to begin preparations
Holy Days of Obligation: watch the bulletin
Eucharistic Adoration:
Third Mondays, 8:30am to 6:30pm
Third Saturdays, 8:00pm to 5:00am
National Holidays: 9:00 a.m.
Parish Office Business Hours
Perpetual Help Devotions:
Tuesdays following the 8:00 a.m. Mass
Monday thru Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Bulletin deadline: Monday 10:00 a.m.
Parish Hall Rental:
Neal or Pat at 636-949-9722 (gym)
Peggy at 636-946-1893 (café)
peggy@borromeoparish.com
OUR WARM WELCOME TO ALL!
We welcome all who come and worship with us. If you wish to join our parish faith family, or have a change in your contact information, kindly complete this form. You can return it to the Rectory, place in in the collection, or give it to a Priest or Deacon.
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A warm welcome from St. Charles Borromeo!
From the Pastor’s Pen
“Recycle” Your Old Palms
We need your palm branches from last year!
Please bring them to church this weekend, as
they will be burned on Tuesday, February 9
at 2:15pm to make ashes for Ash Wednesday.
Lent
is the Celebration of Jesus’ Love for each one of us—
How will I grow in my love of Jesus
during this Season of Grace?
Ash Wednesday’s Word of God call us to:
1. Pray—with Scripture and with others;
2. Fast—simplify and detach from things;
3. Give Alms—take home a Rice Bowl and calendar
(English or Spanish) and each family member could
contribute money not spent on self or food or things.
Lenten Prayer Opportunities
THIS WEEK: February 10—Ash Wednesday:
Masses: 6:30am, 8:00am, 1:30pm (School),
6:30pm (Bilingual)
Daily Mass—6:30 and 8:00am
Come to our Parish Mission March 13-16.
Stations of the Cross and Benediction every Friday
of Lent at 7:00pm. Come for the Fish Fry and join us
upstairs after!
“Come pray with me for one hour” - why not commit
an hour on February 15 and March 21 to pray during Eucharistic Adoration after the 8:00am Mass until 6:30pm.
Scripture Study—join a small group to share about
“Celebrating the Mass.” See more info later in this
bulletin.
Home/Family/Personal/Couple Prayer—take the
Five Minutes with the Word booklet home with you.
Use Rice Bowl prayers (and try the weekly recipes).
The Sacrament of Reconciliation is offered every
Saturday from 4:00—4:40pm, and on Tuesday,
March 22 from 7:00-8:00pm.
Fish Fries Begin This Friday!
I hope to see each of you this Friday from 4-7pm. It
really is a fun time for all as we build up our parish community. We will be serving fried or baked cod, whole
catfish or catfish filets, and cheese pizza with all the
trimmings, including our famous homemade hush puppies and desserts.
Also, in keeping with our Parish goal of Unifying all
our Parish Members, our Latino members will be serving popular Mexican dinners which include fish tacos,
rice and dessert. Margaritas will be available this year.
Spread the word and invite all your neighbors and
friends and relatives.
We need volunteers! See the information later in
this bulletin.
You’re Encouraged to Participate in
CRS’ Operation Rice Bowl
Our parish will be participating in CRS Rice Bowl,
Catholic Relief Services’ Lenten program, as a way to
encounter Jesus through others, especially through the
most vulnerable in our world. Rice bowls will be available this weekend. Please be sure to take one home and
use the easy and fun resources to deepen your family’s
Lenten experience. Your prayers, fasting and almsgiving
this Lenten season will help Catholic Relief Services continue to provide life-saving assistance in nearly 100 countries. CRS works on our behalf to care for the poorest in
our world and to alleviate global poverty and hunger.
Valentine’s Weekend
Renewal of Marriage Vows
Next weekend at all Masses we invite all our married
couples to join together in renewing their vows before
God and asking for God’s Blessing of Grace and Love.
Pope Francis Speaks to our Hearts
“Man of every time and place desires a full and beautiful
life, just and good, a life that is not threatened by death, but
can still mature and grow to fullness. Man is like a traveler
who, crossing the deserts of life, thirsts for the living water;
gushing and fresh, capable of quenching his deep desire for
light, love, beauty, and peace.
“We all feel this desire! And Jesus gives us this living
water: He is the Holy Spirit, who proceeds from the Father
and whom Jesus pours out into our hearts. ‘I came that they
may have life, and have it abundantly,’ Jesus tells us (John
10:10).”
What desires are on your heart today? Ask God to fulfill them in His way.
Spread the Gospel, the Good News
about Jesus and His Borromeo Family.
A Holy Community through Holy Communion!
Your brother in Jesus,
Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time, February 7, 2016
Catholic Lenten Guidelines
“For God so loved the world that He gave His only Son, so that everyone who believes in Him
might not perish but might have eternal life. For God did not send His Son into the world
to condemn the world, but that the world might be saved through Him.”
(John 3: 16-17)
The Church has always helped us fulfill these words of Jesus by prescribing very definite penance
for all Catholics, so that we too might have Eternal Life. Accordingly, the Pope and American Bishops have outlined obligatory fast and abstinence as follows:
Ash Wednesday (February 10, 2016) and Good Friday (March 25, 2016) are days of abstinence for all Catholics over the
age of 14. On these two days, fast, as well as abstinence, is also obligatory for those from the ages of 18-59. Abstinence
means refraining from meat. Fast means one full meal a day, with two smaller meals and nothing between meals (liquids
are permitted). No Catholic will lightly excuse himself or herself from this obligation.
All Fridays in Lent are days of abstinence from meat. Here again Catholics will not hold themselves lightly excused, but if
there is a serious health problem, this obligation would not apply.
We should strive to make all days of Lent a time of prayer and penance. These are just the minimum of fasting we should
do this Lent to grow closer to Jesus who gave His life for us.
Christ Renews His Parish
A witness from a Borromeo member
The CRHP retreat was the best weekend of my life. It brought to my life a clarity and calm like I had never felt before. Because of the weekend, I now feel like I finally have a true and genuine relationship with God. By improving my
spiritual life, all aspects of my life have been improved.
Let’s all pray for more Borromeo members to say “Yes” to our Lord!
Men—Give Yourself the Gift of Time. You Deserve It!
What is CRHP? CRHP is Christ Renews His Parish. CRHP is a Gift from the
Lord. You are invited to take time out of your busy life to discover how to
connect your Catholic faith more deeply with your life.
What happens during the renewal weekend? You will hear others sharing their faith journey,
time for silent and shared prayer, and Sacraments. This will be a time to pray, rethink priorities and intensify your relationship with Jesus. CRHP provides the opportunity to know others in our parish and grow
as a faith community.
So what about you? Are you ready to say YES to the Lord?
If you feel called to participate, please fill in below and return it to the parish office or place in the offertory basket.
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A warm welcome from St. Charles Borromeo!
ST. CHARLES BORROMEO ANNUAL LENTEN FISH FRY
February 12 * February 19 * February 26 * March 4 * March 11 * March 18
Serving from 4:00—7:00pm
The Menu
(Dine in & Carry Out)
Adult meals—$10
Served with choice of baked potato or fries, applesauce, cole slaw, hush puppies
** Fried/Baked Cod Meal
** Fried Catfish Fillet meal
** Fried Whole Catfish Meal
Fish Taco Meal—$8
Served with rice and 2 additional sides of your choice
** 2 flour or corn Tortillas
** Baked or Fried Fish
Kids Meals—$5
** Pizza (1 slice)
Served with fries and applesauce
** Fried/Baked Cod (1)
** Catfish Fillet (1)
** Fish Taco (1)
A La Carte Items
** Whole Pizza—$10
** Pizza Slice—$2
** Fish Fillets—$4
** Fish Taco—$3
** Prepared Salads—$2
** Beer—$2
Beverages
** Margarita—$3
** Soda—$1
As our Fish Fry Fridays approach we want everyone to remember all of the awesome desserts we enjoy on Fridays
are donated by all of our wonderful Borromeo Families! Feel free to prepare as many desserts on as many Fridays
as you would like (and if you want to share the recipe feel free to include recipe cards and we can include it in the
serving or have them at the dessert table to share).
You can drop your dessert off on Friday afternoons in the cafeteria (tree lot entrance)
beginning Friday, February 12th. If you need to make special arrangements, please call
Gretchen Thro 636-578-0670 or send an email to bobcatfishfry@yahoo.com.
THERE ARE LOTS OF VOLUNTEER SLOTS STILL OPEN!
We need YOU! On the parish website www.borromeoparish.com,
click "Volunteer Now" under Parish Fish Fries
If you would like to sign up to volunteer on the same night you bring your desserts, that would be wonderful!
Everyone's support is appreciated, and we look forward to seeing you there! Thank you!
Sacred Conversations on Race
You are invited to our next meeting which will be held in the St. Charles Room here at St. Charles
Borromeo on February 23 at 7:00pm. If you have any questions, please call either Fr. Don at 9461893 or Mary Harrison at 949-8268.
Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time, February 7, 2016
Hungering for the Journey
Join our parish community in a life=changing Lenten journey with CRS Rice Bowl. Pick up
your family’s rice bowl TODAY and don’t forget to download the CRS Rice Bowl app! Remember, what you give up for Lent changes lives.
Mass Intentions
Your Loving Sacrifices Make All the Difference
Monday, February 8, St. Josephne Bakhita, virgin
6:30 a.m.
Communion Service
8:00 a.m.
Donald “Don” Orf—2nd anniv.
Tuesday, February 9, Weekday
6:30 a.m.
Glenn Koenen
8:00 a.m.
Ollie Schultehenrich—46th anniv.
Wednesday, February 10, Ash Wednesday
6:30 a.m.
Wilson Edwards
8:00 a.m.
Jane Kuhn—1st anniv.
1:30 p.m.
Eileen Boerding
6:30 p.m.
Wilbur Boschert
Thursday, February 11, Thursday after Ash Wednesday
6:30 a.m.
Agnes Weber—7th anniv.
8:00 a.m..
Robbie Lamb—9th anniv.
Friday, February 12, Friday after Ash Wednesday
6:30 a.m.
Charles Didion—7th anniv.
8:00 a.m.
Virginia Boschert—3rd anniv.
Saturday, February 13, Saturday after Ash Wednesday
8:00 a.m.
Vocations to Priesthood & Religious Life
5:00 p.m.
Marie Baumann—2nd anniv.
Sunday, February 14, First Sunday of Lent
7:00 a.m.
Sharon Roellig
8:30 a.m.
Our Parish Family
10:00 a.m.
Gene Henthorn—24th anniv.
11:30 a.m.
Henry Elmendorf
Contributions for January 30/31
St. Charles Borromeo Prayer Tree:
928-2970 or scbprayertree@gmail.com
Offertory envelopes:
Loose:
Matching Gifts:
Total Offerings:
CRHP Donations:
Emaus Donations:
Capital Improvements:
$11,641.50
919.34
1,705.00
$14,265.84
$1,310.00
$649.84
$123.00
WE THANK EACH OF YOU
for the great love you show to our Borromeo Family carrying
on the work of Jesus and to those in need by the generosity
you display when you share your Treasure, and all God’s gifts
to you, given for others.
“Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, ‘Whom shall I
send? Who will go for us?’ “Here I am,’ I said, ‘send me!’”
(Isaiah 6: 8)
Every day—in little ways and in big ways—God asks,
“Whom shall I send?” Whether it is someone to take on a
new ministry or just someone to open a door for a stranger,
God constantly provides doors of opportunity. The next
time you hear God calling, have the courage to walk
through the door and say “Here I am, Lord.”
We pray that we may eagerly respond, “Here I am, Lord,”
whenever we hear God call upon us to be His hands, feet
and voice here on earth.
This Week With Your St. Charles Borromeo Family
WELCOME TO OUR NEWEST REGISTERED PARISHIONERS:
Aaron Henningfeld * Javier Lima & Soila Guerrero, Valeria, Javier & Alexander
WE PRAY FOR THE REPOSE OF HIS SOUL:
Robert Fleming, husband of Sissy, father of Genny and Rob Glosier and Susie & Ken Choinka
PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK:
Julie Weber, Dorothy Jenkins, Adela Magaña, Steven Lennemann (age 11),
Alicia Chica, Ann Lamb, Magaly Vazquez, Tina Daly,
Selene Zamores, Socorro Chavez, Gloria Garcia, Denorah Saldana,
Carol Fasching —mother of Becca & Scot McCullough; Brendan Myers—grandson of Jim & Kathy Anderson;
Theresa Didion—daughter-in-law of Ruth Didion; Pat Sontag, mother of Trish and Ron Rattini;
Nicholas Fuse Jr., grandson, and Tom Zimmerman, 11 year old cousin of Darrell Fuse;
and for the intentions on our Borromeo Prayer Tree and in our Book of Prayers
A warm welcome from St. Charles Borromeo!
The St. Charles Borromeo Journey
1811—1812
With the departure of Fr. Lusson, many of the sacramental
activities ceased for Borromeo parishioners. By turning over the
baptism register to the marguilliers, Lusson anticipated that the
laity would continue to baptize without him as they had in the
past. Likewise, burial records indicate a sacristan performed lay
interments. No such arrangements was possible for marriages.
Then as now, only an ordained minister could witness a Catholic wedding. From 1804 to 1809, not even one couple repeated
their vows in the log church, although an average of ten per
year had done so previously during the pastorate of Fr. Lusson.
The records indicate that in 1811 the parish council hired Fr. Joseph Marie Dunand as pastor. Fr. Dunand, along with other Trappist monks fled from Kentucky after
an epidemic ravaged their monastery. The little band settled in Florissant, and then moved to Cahokia’s Indian mounds. On Christmas Eve of 1808, Fr. Dunand walked across the frozen Mississippi to St.
Louis. He found religion there “in a pitiful state.” To his shock, he found Catholicism in villages such
as St. Charles even more imperiled. Accepting the challenge, he settled in at Borromeo. However, the
archives suggest that not too long into his pastorate, parishioners broke into opposing camps with
many against the new priest.
Creole Woman
Watercolor by
Anna Maria von Phul
Tempers flared at a parish meeting in January 1812 over the sum of $89 owed to the monk on his salary of $250. Dunand brought up the matter by reading a letter from absent Francois Duquette, which urged that the $89 be paid out of
parish funds. Since Duquette, not present at the time, owed the parish a considerable amount, his fellow council members then voted unanimously to solve the problem by collecting the $89 from him. Dunand advised that Duquette was
likely to raise an objection. Citing the scandal that would result if the matter went unsettled, the council members then
voted that two parishioners would act as special arbitrators. Two days later, Dunand met with the council and established strict rules for keeping the parish solvent, among them: borrowers were directed to pay their debts within the year,
and further lending of parish funds was forbidden. Fr. Dunand did receive his back pay from the parish funds. As most
parishioners were poor, these rules seem more revealing of Dunand’s high ideals than of the realities of the day.
… courtesy of St. Charles Borromeo:200 Years of Faith, by Jo Ann Brown.
Year of Mercy—Visiting Nursing Homes and the Homebound
During the Year of Mercy, Pope Francis has carried out two concrete signs of witness to God’s mercy in
Rome so far:
—opening the “Door of Charity” in a homeless shelter and celebrating Mass there in December,
—and on one afternoon in January, visiting a retirement home and a care home for those living in vegetative states.
Mark your calendar!
March 13-16: Parish Lenten Mission in the evenings
Spiritual Renewal will be Saturday, February 20th at 9:00am in the church office.
Donuts and coffee after Mass in
the church office. A great way to spend a Lenten Saturday (it lasts til about 10am). Any questions or need a ride call Barb
at 636-947-3939.
Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time, February 7, 2016
Celebrating Marriage at St. Charles Borromeo
In honor of the 225th anniversary of St. Charles Borromeo, we wish to celebrate all the marriages that have
been consecrated in our parish over the past 225 years. Did you know that some parish families can boast of
7+ generations married at St. Charles Borromeo? We would like to highlight one family—the descendants of
William Reidy and Martin Bolan.
Martin Bolan/Johanna Lannigan (Feb. 16, 1858)
William R. Reidy/Mary Ann Lindsey (April 1869)
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Daniel Bolan/Suzanne Reidy (June 1891)
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Carl Borchardt/Ellen Bolan (June 1912)
Alphonse Schultehenrich/Kathleen M. Bolan (Nov. 30, 1933)
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Bernard Orf/Marian Borchardt (June 19, 1937)
Donald L. Schneider/Marlene Schultehenrich (Nov. 26, 1959)
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Tom Pallardy/Harriet Orf (June 19, 1959)
Douglas Maloney/Michelle Schneider (June 6, 1987)
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Nick Hubble/Mary Ann Pallardy (July 1985)
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Nicholas Pryor/Kathleen Hubble (Jan. 16, 2016)
This is only one family. As many of you know, there are several parish families that have been a part of St. Charles Borromeo for many, many generations. On St. Valentine weekend, let us thank God for all our married couples and bless
their marriage.
Attention: All Married Couples
Renewal of Vows and Blessing for all our married parish members and all couples ever
married in SCB Church, wherever now living. You are invited to come and celebrate
Mass with us on February 13/14 at all Masses—Valentine’s Weekend. Invite all your
family members who were ever married in St. Charles Borromeo Church to join us, too!
Spring
Sports Registration
now available at
http://baa63301007.siplay.com/site/
Baseball/Softball: Register TODAY. Available for boys
and girls, kindergarten and first grade only. Registration fees are $80 per child.
Track: Register TODAY. Available for boys and girls
who were age 5-14 years old on June 30, 2015. registration fees are $15 per child. Must be available all
day for the preliminary meet on May 7 as well as
the championship meet on May 22 (if qualified).
Golf: register by February 14. Available for boys and
girls, 1st grade through 8th grade. Registration fees
are $110 per child for 1st through 4th grade and $140
per child for 5th through 8th grade.
Please visit our webpage at
http://www.borromeoparish.com/ministries/
athleticAssociation/ for more details.
Six Weeks with the Bible
SCRIPTURE STUDY
“Celebrating the Mass”
Starts Wednesday & Thursday
February 10 & 11
Contact Gregg Jost for more details:
314-807-0386 or gjost@101espn.com
All 8th grade and High School Students
You are invited to attend the next Youth Ministry
meeting in the café on Sunday, February 28th from 46pm. Check out our Facebook group for updates and
info: Saint Charles Borromeo Youth Ministry. Any
questions, please contact Zack Liley zjl777@aol.com or
901-825-8942.
A warm welcome from St. Charles Borromeo!
Oficina: Tel: (636)946-1893 Fax (636)946-5598
*
Lunes:
Martes:
Ya nos acercamos a comenzar la Cuaresma, el 10 de febrero es el Miércoles de Cenizas.
Les pedimos por favor que traigan sus ramos de palma
del año pasado, para hacer las cenizas que usaremos para
comenzar la Cuaresma.
La ceremonia para hacer las cenizas será el Martes, 9 de
febrero a las 2pm. Esperamos que nos acompañen a esta
hermosa ceremonia.
silvina@borromeoparish.com
LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA
1 Re 8:1-7, 9-13; Sal 132 (131):6-7, 8-10; Mc 6:53-56
1 Re 8:22-23, 27-30; Sal 84 (83):3-5, 10-11;
Mc 7:1-13
Miércoles: Jl 2:12-18; Sal 51 (50):3-6ab, 12-14, 17;
2 Cor 5:20 — 6:2; Mt 6:1-6, 16-18
Jueves:
Dt 30:15-20; Sal 1:1-4, 6; Lc 9:22-25
Viernes:
Is 58:1-9a; Sal 51 (50):3-6ab, 18-19; Mt 9:14-15
Sábado:
Is 58:9b-14; Sal 86 (85):1-6; Lc 5:27-32
Domingo: Dt 26:4-10; Sal 91 (90):1-2, 10-15; Rom 10:8-13;
Lc 4:1-13
Terapia en español confidencial
Jesús López 636-219-2405
El Camino de St. Charles Borromeo
1811—1812
Con la salida del p. Lusson, muchas de las actividades sacramentales para los feligreses de
Borromeo cesaron. Dándole el registro de bautismos a la marguilliers, p. Lusson anticipó
que los laicos seguirán bautizando sin él como lo habían hecho antes. Asimismo, registros funerarios indican que un Sacristán realiza enterramientos laicos. Tales arreglos no
eran posible para matrimonios. Entonces como ahora, sólo un ministro ordenado
(sacerdote o diacono) pueden ser testigos de una boda católica. De 1804 a 1809, no
hubo ninguna boda en la iglesia de troncos, donde se habían hecho un promedio de
diez por año anteriormente durante la pastorada del padre Lusson.
Los registros indican que en 1811 el Consejo Parroquial contrató al padre Joseph Marie
Dunand como pastor. El p. Dunand, junto con otros monjes trapenses, huyó de Kentucky después de una epidemia que
devasto su monasterio. El pequeño grupo se estableció en Florissant y luego se trasladó a los “Montículos Indios de
Cahokia”. La víspera de Navidad de 1808, el p. Dunand caminó y cruzo, el entonces congelado, Mississippi hacia St. Louis.
Él encontró allí, la religión en "un estado lamentable”. Para su sorpresa, encontró pueblos Católicos
como San Carlos, en aún más en peligro. Aceptando el reto, se instaló en Borromeo. Sin embargo,
los archivos sugieren que no había transcurrido mucho tiempo en su pastorado, cuando feligreses se
agruparon en contra al nuevo sacerdote.
Ánimos estallaron en una reunión de la parroquia en enero de 1812 sobre la cantidad de $89 que se le
debían al monje de su sueldo de $250. Dunand, menciono este tema por medio de una carta del ausente Francois Duquette, que instó el pago de los $89 de los fondos de la parroquia. Puesto que Duquette, no estaba presente en el momento, y él debía una cantidad considerable a la parroquia, sus
compañeros concejales votaron, unánimemente, resolver el problema, cobrándose los $89 de él. Dunand aconsejó que Duquette muy probablemente levantara una demanda. Citando el escándalo que
resultaría si el asunto no se resolviera, los miembros del Consejo votaron en que dos feligreses actuaran como árbitros especiales. Dos días después, Dunand se reunió con el Consejo y estableció reglas
estrictas para mantener la parroquia solvente, entre ellas: los prestatarios fueron dirigidos a pagar sus
deudas durante el año, y aún más, los préstamos de fondos de la parroquia fueron prohibidos. El p.
Dunand recibió su pago de los fondos parroquiales. Como la mayoría de parroquianos eran pobres,
estas reglas parecen más reveladoras de las ideas de Dunand que la realidad del dia.
… cortesía de: St. Charles Borromeo: 200 Años de Fe, por Jo Ann Brown.
Mujer Criolla
Aquarela por
Anna Maria von Phul
Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time, February 7, 2016
Atención: Todos los matrimonios
Renovación de votos y bendición
para todos los matrimonios miembros de nuestra parroquia
y todos los matrimonios que se han casado en la parroquia
de San Carlos Borromeo, donde sea que vivan.
Están invitados a la Misa el 14 de febrero.
El fin de semana de San Valentín.
Febrero 7
11:30am
L/C:
Rogelio Guerrero, Misael Alvarado
el coro
EM:
Veronica Bernal, Gabriela Quiroz, Martha Fuentes,
Alma Quiroz
(Host) Araceli Garcia, Rosa Maria Alvarado
Serv: Lilia Fuentes, Liliana Barcenas, Itzel Antonino
GB:
to be determined
Ush: Jesus Manzanarez, Adolfo Zamores, vol. pls.
Lectores y Ministros
Extraordinarios de la Eucaristía
Los interesados en formar parte de estos ministerios, por
favor comuníquese con la sra. Silvina 636-946-1893.
INTERPRETACION—Llámenos al 314-842-0062
Please pray for our expectant moms:
AllMary (February)
Nicole (May)
Heather, Katelyn, Victoria (April)
Katie (June) Jessica (July)
K’Lee (August)
We thank God for Allyson’s safe delivery:
Adeline Mae was born January 16.
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Let us pray for all people: May we repent for the times
we did not cherish God’s gift of life, and may we be inspired to seek His forgiveness without fear.
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Pro Life Action Day at State Capitol Feb. 9
Support legislation to save the lives of unborn children!
Join pro-lifers from across Missouri in Jefferson City on
February 9 at the State Capitol. Registration begins at
11am in the Capitol Rotunda with noon rally featuring
Sue Thayer, former Planned Parenthood manager, and
Stacy Washington, conservative talk show host. For information on transportation, call the Missouri Right to
Life Eastern Region office at 314-434-4900. Wear red for
life!
In the Gospel today, the disciples decide to leave everything to follow Jesus. We are also called to follow Jesus,
who tells us that “whatever you do to the least of mine,
you do for me.”
Your gift to the poor can bring the love and peace of
Jesus to those who live in fear and doubt, loneliness and
dread. Please be generous next weekend in the
second collection.
Shop for a Neighbor
St. Vincent de Paul thrift stores help those in need. But
did you know that your purchases help the Society as
well? Every purchase you make helps support vital programs that help those in need in our area. Plus, you can
find great bargains for your own family. The St. Charles
store is located at 1069 Regency Parkway. Inspired by
Gospel values, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul is an
international Catholic lay organization dedicated to
providing person-to-person service to those in need.
Helping Neighbors Starts at Home.
Thanks from FISH
The FISH Board of Directors and its 94 volunteers wish to express their appreciation for your support of FISH during the
year of 2015 and specifically for your donation of 420 items in December. The mission of FISH is to help folks thru difficult times in their lives. This can be accomplished thru the help of committed people like you. People who chose to get
involved make a difference in the lives of others. Thank you so very much for your generous gifts.
A warm welcome from St. Charles Borromeo!
Servers, February 8-13 8am
Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday, February 8/9/10
Daniel Byer, Gabe Doughty, Tommy Fink
Thursday/Friday, February 11/12
KrisƟ Lewis, Kennedy Jensen, Claire Choinka, Olivia Keeven
Saturday, February 13
Meghan & Cameron Booth
Ash Wednesday, February 10, 6:30pm
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Family Gospel Reflection
Luke connected the great fishing catch with the calling of the
disciples. While it is an important miracle about the mission of
the disciples, it appears here with the calling of Peter, James,
and John. Apparently business partners, Peter called James and
John to help him with the big catch Jesus provided. The invitation to these three was to “net in” people for the Kingdom as
abundantly as they had netted in the fish.
Like the fishermen, Jesus calls us to discipleship in the ordinariness of our everyday lives. Rather than complain about the
same routine, or the parts of our job (paid or unpaid) that irritate us, we will be happier and with lighter hearts if we search
for God in the moment. When we recognize our ordinary lives
as a response to God’s love, the burdens will be less and our
joy will be greater.
Ask each person to name one of their best friends and recall the
moment you met each other. Share how that person has been
important in your life, where they have held you up, when you
laugh or cry together. Have each person name one way his/her
life is different because of this friend. Finally, make connections
between these friendships and the friendship Jesus built with
the disciples and us!
1.
I have been a fisher of people for Jesus. One person I have
helped bring to Jesus is …
2.
One thing I will do this week to be a fisher of people is …
3.
Like Peter, I was surprised by God’s abundance when …
Save the Date: April 23, 2016
BORROMEO FAMILY TRIVIA
Open to ages 5-99
More information to come!
Choir
Ministry List, February 13/14
(Greeters needed for all Masses)
Readings for the Week
Monday:
1 Kgs 8:1-7, 9-13; Ps 132:6-7, 8-10; Mk 6:53-56
Tuesday:
1 Kgs 8:22-23, 27-30; Ps 84:3-5, 10-11; Mk 7:1-13
Wednesday: Jl 2:12-18; Ps 51:3-6ab, 12-14, 17;
2 Cor 5:20 — 6:2; Mt 6:1-6, 16-18
Thursday:
Dt 30:15-20; Ps 1:1-4, 6; Lk 9:22-25
Friday:
Is 58:1-9a; Ps 51:3-6ab, 18-19; Mt 9:14-15
Saturday:
Is 58:9b-14; Ps 86:1-6; Lk 5:27-32
Paul Woody, Aracely Garcia
Pat Brown, Gabi Quiroz, Martha Fuentes
Lily, WyaƩ & Jamie Karase
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5:00pm
Lucy Rauch, Sr. Munch
Joe Galloy
Dorothy Williams, Chris Burgoyne, Larry Henry,
Cathy Carey (Host) Adam Hirtz, Dana Saale
Maggie Howard, Faith Hawkins, Kennedy Jensen
Beth Norviel
Larry Ohlms, Jerry Kopp, Elaine RuŅahr, vol. pls.
February 14
7:00am
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Bob Baronovic
Mary Baronovic
Joann Sullivan, Jim & Deby Yates
Abby & Bryce Westerfeld
Dave & Anita Sinclair
Jim Eisenbath, Cathy Herrod, Charles Weber,
John Weber
8:30am
Mary Glenn, Robert Schaberg
Children’s Choir
(Host) Kevin Tolelfson, John DuBois
Sydney Hilker, Adriana Weber, Addison Barteau
Jim & Marie Summers
Dan & Sheila Kitzmann, Colleen & Kyle
10:00am
Joe Briscoe, Judith O’Connor
Choir
Harriet Pallardy, Colleen Harmon, Judy DouceƩe,
Paƫ York (Host) Suzie Choinka, Carol Faubert
Leah CurƟt, Elise Cope, Claire Choinka
Mike & Nancy Berkley
Greg Grotegeers, Gary Snyder, Gary SƟens,
Frankie Fessler
11:30am
Aracely Garcia, Oscar Fuentes
el coro
Maria Barretos, Dionisia Zamudio, Rogelio Guerrero,
Maria Fuentes
(Host) Gloria OrƟz-Garcia, Misael Alvarado
Adrian Gaona, Luz & Guadalupe Quiroz
to be determined
Jesus Manzanarez, Adolfo Zamores, vol. pls.
Free Tax Preparation
For those with household incomes of less than $58,000. Tuesday and Thursday at our Borromeo church office, 601 N. 4th
from 9:00—1:00, through April 12. By appointment only. Call
314-896-4159.
Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time, February 7, 2016
St. Charles Borromeo Parish School of Religion
Dear Parishioners:
Your prayers and commitment to the success of all our
formation programs, especially the Parish School of Religion and our Sacramental years are so greatly appreciated. As our children preparing for First Holy Communion
reflect on Jesus and the Last Supper, we too can reflect on
the Eucharistic prayer prayed at Mass. This prayer is the
Church’s great prayer of thanksgiving. At the Eucharist,
through the power of the Holy Spirit, we join with the
living Jesus Christ to give praise and glory to the Father.
How are we as a parish gathering to remember and celebrate Jesus?
Important
Palm Sunday, March 20
Passover Supper at 4:00pm
Holy Thursday, March 24
Eucharist Procession @ 7:00pm Mass
Sunday, April 10
Rite of Enrollment @ 10am Mass
Saturday, April 16
10:00am – First Holy Communion
Thank you for your continued prayers of encouragement
for our RCIA participants:
Kelly, Heather, Edna, Shannan, Heather, Lisa and Zach
Children preparing for
First Communion
Preparation Dates
Sunday, February 21
Parent Meeting @ 10am in the Bicentennial Room
Monday, February 22
Parent Meeting @ 6:30pm in Church
Sunday, March 13
First Communion DVD @ 10am in the Cafeteria
First Communion and/or Baptism:
Lauren, Josie, William, Luc, Elliot, Jacob, Riley, Will, Jordan, Sean and Marian
The Sacrament of Confirmation will be celebrated
on April 14 at 7:00pm right here at Borromeo. Confirmation students will participate in the 8:30am Mass on
Palm Sunday, March 20 and will celebrate the Rite of
Enrollment on April 10, followed by a brief practice with
sponsors.
Palm Sunday, March 20
First Communion Rehearsal in Church @ 3pm
In the love and peace of Jesus,
Mrs. Becca McCullough
Ladies Sodality Meeting will be Tuesday, February 9 at 6:30 in the café. Join us for movie night with movie treats
and chocolate fondue. You can even wear your flannel jammies if you want. Anyone with a February birthday, be sure
to come to get your birthday gift. If you need a ride or have any questions, please call Barb at 636-947-3939.
Congratulations to Bev Lewis on winning the Quilt of the Month for February. You’ll be able to see a picture of Bev
with her quilt in a couple of weeks on the Sodality website. There’s still time to get your chances in for 10 more drawings
this year. You can get chances in the church office or call Barb at 636-947-3939.
Joke of the Week
In a Los Angeles hospital, a man on his deathbed is surrounded by his wife, daughter, two sons, and a nurse. He knows
the end is near, so he says to his family: “Sam, I want you to take the Beverly Hills houses. Sylvia, take the apartments
over in Los Angeles Plaza. Bernie, you take the offices over in City Center. And Sarah, my dear wife, I want you to be in
charge of all the residential buildings downtown.” All this boggles the nurse’s mind, and as the man slips away, she says
to the wife, “Ma’am, your husband must have been a hard-working man to have accumulated so much property.” The
wife replies with a wiseacre smirk, “Property schmoperty...he had a newspaper route.”
A warm welcome from St. Charles Borromeo!
SCOUT SUNDAY
February 7, 2016
Sunday, February 7
Scout Sunday Mass at 8:30am
Boy/Cub Scouts, café, 8:00—10:30am
Latino movie, Bicentennial Room, 1:00pm
Monday, February 8
Girl Scouts, café, 5:00pm
Parish Council, church office, 7:00pm
Tuesday, February 9
Burn Palms, church, 2:15pm
Mad Science, St. Charles room, 3:00pm
Ladies Sodality, café, 6:30pm
Wednesday, February 10—ASH WEDNESDAY
Masses: 6:30am, 8am, 1:30pm , 6:30pm (bilingual)
Celebrating 106 Years on February 7, 2016
On my honor, I will do my best
to do my duty to God...
We celebrate the achievements of the Boy Scouts and
Cub Scouts of St. Charles Borromeo who have earned
the following Catholic Religious Emblems this year:
Quilting, rectory basement, 8:30am—noon
Mad Science, St. Charles Room, 3:00pm
Bridges, Faculty Lounge, 5:30pm
Thursday, February 11
Girl Scouts, Bicentennial Room, 3:00pm
RCIA, Bicentennial Room, 6:30pm
225th Anniversary meeting, church office, 7:00pm
Boy Scouts, café, 7:00pm
Friday, February 12
St. Pat casseroles—deliver to church office by 8:30am
FISH FRY, café, 4:00—7:00pm
Stations of the Cross, church, 7:00pm
Saturday, February 13
Women’s Fellowship, church office, 6:00am
Light of Christi—Lumen Christi
Blessing/Renewal of Marriage Vows
at all Masses this weekend
1st—2nd Grade Cub Scouts
Augustus Gantner
James (J.D.) Iver
John Lloyd
Jonathan Rawlings
Michael Shaw
Tyler Vieth
Chase Hoguet
Westin Kostansek
Joseph Oppelt
Anton Schuetz
Samuel Vehige
Aaron Wohlberg
Sunday, February 14
Second collection for St. Vincent de Paul
10% dedicated to Birthright
Event in café this afternoon
School and church office closed Monday, Feb. 15
Parvuli Dei (Children of God)
3rd—5th Grade Cub Scouts
Elliot Downey
Jackson Kuehler
Owen Gantner
Richard Wikiera
Ad Altare Dei (“At the Altar of God”)
7th—8th Grade Boy Scouts
Ray Bulte
Thomas Johnson
Sean Thomas
Kyle Crow
AJ Kulma
Pope Pius XII
High School Boy Scouts
Andrew Johnson
Confessions: The Sacrament of Healing . . .
Saturdays, 4:00—4:45pm
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Burn Palms, February 9
Ash Wednesday, February 10
Fish Fries, February 12, 19, 26, March 4, 11, 18
Marriage Blessing/Renewal of Vows, February 14
Men’s CRHP Weekend, February 27/28
Lenten Parish Family Mission, March 13—16
Holy Week, begins March 20
Blood Drive, March 22
Easter Sunday, March 27
Confirmation, April 14
First Holy Communion, April 16
Golf Tournament, July 18
Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time, February 7, 2016
Archdiocesan Tuition Assistance Available for SCB School
Qualifications
Catholic Family Tuition Assistance Endowment Fund (CFTA Grant)
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Funds available to Catholic students.
At least one parent must be Catholic to be eligible.
Scholarship awards based upon financial need.
Parish Employee Endowment Fund (PEEF Grant)
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Available to active employees who have completed one year of service at the parish and who will be employed during the years in which the award is granted.
Employee must work 1,000 hours or more during the course of the year.
Scholarship awards based upon financial need.
Alive In Christ Scholarship Program
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Available to any new student entering Kindergarten through 4th grade, and any current student K-8.
Awards will be granted to new and existing students, renewable through 8th grade upon annual requalification.
INCOME ELIGIBILITY GUIDELINES
Household Income
Household Income
Household Income
Household Size
($2000 award)
($1500 award)
($1000 award)
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2
less than $29.700
up to $39,900
up to $53,550
3
less than $33,000
up to $44,625
up to $59,850
4
less than $36,300
up to $49,875
up to $66,990
5
less than $39,600
up to $55,650
up to $74,130
6
less than $42,900
up to $61,950
up to $82,740
7
less than $46,200
up to $69,300
up to $91,665
8
less than $49,500
up to $77,700
up to $102,585
For each add’l child
$3,300
$4,410
$6,174
Beyond Sunday Elementary School Scholarship Program (there is a High School Program as well)
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Preference will be given to families registered in an Archdiocesan parish.
Awards will be granted to new and existing students, renewable through 8th grade upon annual requalification.
Minimum annual tuition payment of $1000 per family is required.
INCOME ELIGIBILITY GUIDELINES
Household Income
Household Income
Household Income
Household Size
($2000 award)
($1500 award)
($1000 award)
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2-3 persons
$35,000—$48,333
$48.334—$61.667
$61,668—$75,000
4-6 persons
$40,000—$56,666
$56,667—$73,333
$73,334—$90,000
7 or more persons
$45,000—$65,000
$65,001—$85,000
$85,001—$105,000
Families may apply beginning NOW for all of these programs
using ONE online application—visit www.ttef-stl.org for more information.
TIMELY APPLICATION IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!
Application due date, no later than February 29, 2016
A warm welcome from St. Charles Borromeo!
Asistencia arquidiocesana para colegiatura disponible para la Escuela SCB
Requisitos
Fondo de dotación para asistencia de colegiatura de familia católica (CFTA Grant)
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Fondos disponibles para estudiantes católicos.
Para ser elegible, por lo menos uno de los padres debe ser católico.
Los premios de becas se basan en las necesidades financieras.
Fondo de dotación para empleados parroquiales (PEEF Grant)
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Disponible para empleados activos que han completado un año de servicio en la parroquia y que estará empleado
durante el año en que se dará la beca.
El empleado debe trabajar 1.000 horas o más durante el curso del año.
Los premios de becas se basan en las necesidades financieras.
Programa de becas “Vivos en Cristo”.
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Disponible para cualquier estudiante nuevo que entre en Kindergarten hasta 4º grado, y para cualquier estudiante
actual de K-8ºgrado.
Los premios se darán a estudiantes nuevos y actuales, renovable hasta 8º grado de acuerdo a los requisitos.
GUIA DE ELIGIBILIDAD DE INGRESOS
Ingresos en el hogar
Ingresos en el hogar
Ingresos en el hogar
Tamaño del hogar
(Premio de $2000 )
(Premio de $1500)
(Premio de $1000)
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2 personas
menos de $29.700
hasta $39.900
hasta $53.550
3 personas
menos de $33.000
hasta $44.625
hasta $59.850
4 personas
menos de $36.300
hasta $49.875
hasta $66.990
5 personas
menos de $39.600
hasta $55,.650
hasta $74.130
6 personas
menos de $42.900
hasta $61.950
hasta $82.740
7 personas
menos de $46.200
hasta $69,.300
hasta $91.665
8 personas
menos de $49.500
hasta $77.700
hasta $102.585
Por cada niño más
$3.300
$4.410
$6.174
Programa de becas para Escuela Primaria “Más allá del Domingo”
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(también hay un programa para secundaria)
Se dará preferencia a las familias registradas en las parroquias de la Arquidiócesis.
Los premios se darán a estudiantes nuevos y actuales, renovable hasta 8º grado de acuerdo a los requisitos.
Es requisito un pago mínimo de $1000 por familia por año.
GUIA DE ELIGIBILIDAD DE INGRESOS
Ingresos en el hogar
Ingresos en el hogar
Ingresos en el hogar
Tamaño del hogar
(Premio de $2000 )
(Premio de $1500)
(Premio de $1000)
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2-3 personas
$35.000—$48.333
$48.334—$61.667
$61.668—$75.000
4-6 personas
$40.000—$56.666
$56.667—$73.333
$73.334—$90.000
7 o más personas
$45.000—$65.000
$65.001—$85.000
$85.001—$105.000
Las familias deben aplicar comenzando el 1 de febrero para todos estos programas
usando UNA aplicación en línea, visite www.ttef-stl.org para más información.
¡LA APLICACION OPORTUNA ES ALTAMENTE RECOMENDADA!
Vencimiento de la aplicación 29 de febrero del 2016
Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time, February 7, 2016
Tuesday, February 9—PANCAKE DAY
6am—7pm at Blanchette Park
All you can eat and drink pancakes, sausage,
coffee and milk!
Sponsored by the St. Charles Kiwanis,
celebrating 80 years of serving the community.
A Lifeline for Troubled Marriages
If your marriage is tearing the two of you apart—if there’s
little or no meaningful conversation—even if you are considering or are already separated or divorced, you can work
to heal your marriage on a RETROUVAILLE weekend. It
CAN be better than it ever was! For confidential information: 1-800-470-2230 or www.HelpOurMarriage.com.
The next Retrouvaille weekend is scheduled for June 3-5.
For a Richer, Fuller Marriage
Advance tickets: $7 adults, $5 children 12 and under.
For tickets contact John Pallardy 314-960-4009.
Shopping list for February 27/28:
saltines, jello pudding, salmon,
pancake mix, syrup
and for the Mini-Vinnies:
15 oz. ravioli
When you care enough to give the very best, give yourself
to your spouse on a MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER weekend.
You don’t need it—you deserve it—feel your original romance again. Plan to attend a Marriage Encounter weekend on April 22-24 or August 5-7. To find out more, apply
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