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St. Charles Borromeo Parish
Weekend of October 11 & 12, 2014
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Phone: 330-758-2325 Fax: 330-758-2004
www.stcharlesparishboardman.com
Our Mission Statement
We are the community of St. Charles Borromeo in Boardman, Ohio. Called by Baptism and centered in the Eucharist, we come together to worship, educate and proclaim
the Gospel. In gratitude for all God’s gifts, we are called
to be good stewards as we share our time, talent and
treasure. As disciples of the Lord, we continue Christ’s
mission of love, justice, and service to all.
Pastoral Council 2014-2015
Father Rogers, Father DeLucia, Valerie D'Apolito (Chair),
Jerre Patterson (Vice-Chair), Missy Frank (Secretary), Sr.
Mary Alyce Koval, Mary Jo Kubiak, Connie Spin, Courtnie
Sepe, Megan Carthwright Key, Janine Tarewshawty, Dennis
Palazzo, Joan Binsley, Terry Sell, Maureen Kandray, Warren
Gratz, Julie Pinto, Lisa Sklenar, Janice Cartwright, Paul Miller,
Theresa Provenzale, Mary Welsh, and Deacon Mike Kocjancic.
Liturgies
Saturday: 4:00 p.m.
Sunday: 7:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m., 10:45 a.m., & 12:30 p.m.
Monday - Friday: 7:15 a.m. and 8:30 a.m.
Holy Day(s) Schedule: 7:00 a.m. and 8:30 a.m., 12:10 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
Reconciliation: Saturday (Individual) 2:30-3:30 p.m.
Rosary: Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m. & Saturday 3:30 p.m.
Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
OUR PARISH STAFF
PARISH OFFICE HOURS:
Monday — Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Phone: 330-758-2325
Fax: 330-758-2004
e-mail: [email protected]
Parish Web Page: www.stcharlesparishboardman.com
SCHOOL OFFICE HOURS:
Monday — Friday 7:20 a.m. - 3:20 p.m.
Phone: 330-758-6689
Fax: 330-758-7404
School Web Page: www.stcharlesschoolboardman.com
Convent: 330-758-2396
PASTORAL STAFF
Rev. Philip Rogers, Pastor:
[email protected]
Rev. Gerald DeLucia, Parochial Vicar, President of CMHS:
330-758-2325
Deacon Michael Kocjancic, Pastoral Associate:
[email protected]
Deacon Paul Lisko, Pastoral Associate:
[email protected]
Mrs. Erica Galvin, Coordinator of Communications:
[email protected]
Mrs. Diana Hancharenko, Pastoral Associate:
[email protected]
Mrs. Kathy Kocjancic, CCD Principal:
330-758-8063
RCIA:
If you are interested in becoming Catholic or in learning more
about the Catholic Faith Tradition, please call Deacon Paul Lisko at
the parish office.
Mrs. Janette Koewacich, Coordinator of Religious Education:
330-758-8063
Mrs. Nancy Mikos, Director of Finance and Operations:
[email protected]
Mr. Jacek Sobieski, Director of Music:
[email protected]
Mrs. Karen Stazak, Coordinator of Ministries:
[email protected]
Ms. Natalie Wardle, Coordinator of Youth Ministry:
330-758-0375
Miss Mary Welsh, School Principal:
330-758-6689
SUPPORT STAFF
Mrs. Katherine Bobosky, Envelopes:
[email protected]
Mr. Dave Bucci, Coordinator of Maintenance:
330-758-2325
Mrs. Kim Cerimele, Parish Secretary:
[email protected]
Mrs. Mary Pat Defino, Office Manager/Accountant:
[email protected]
Mrs. Lisa Granchie, Parish Secretary:
[email protected]
Mrs. Lisa Jordan, School Administrative Assistant:
[email protected]
Mrs. Missy Frank, Receptionist, Attendance Secretary:
NEW PARISHIONERS:
Welcome to St. Charles Borromeo Parish! We hope you will find a
warm and welcoming home here. To build a vibrant parish community, we invite you to be actively involved in the parish. New
Parishioner registration takes place on the 4th Sunday of every
month (except Dec. and June) in the St. Charles Room, from 8:00
a.m. to 2:00 p.m. After you have registered you will receive an invitation to a new parishioner orientation event to meet other new
parishioners and learn more about our parish and our ministries.
Current parishioners who must leave us should call the parish office to notify us of a change of address or if you are moving out of
the parish all together. We will miss you and bid you God’s blessings.
VISITATION OF THE SICK:
If you or a family member is in a local hospital, please contact the
parish office so that ministers to the hospitals may be notified. If
you are homebound and would like a minister to bring you Eucharist, or if you would like a minister of care to visit a parishioner in a
nursing home, please contact the parish office.
BAPTISMS:
Expectant parents are asked to attend parent preparation class to
help your family prepare for the special event of your child’s entrance into our faith community. Please call the Director of Religious Education to schedule the Baptism.
MARRIAGE:
If you are planning to be married at St. Charles, your preparation
process must begin six months prior to your wedding date. Please
call the parish office for more information.
BULLETIN DEADLINE:
All information and materials for the bulletin should be emailed to
[email protected] or typed and turned into the parish office by NOON on the FRIDAY – A week PRIOR to the bulletin
publication. An email submission is preferred, but a typed copy
with the contributor’s name and phone number may be submitted
for consideration. In the interests of story clarity and proper
spelling, handwritten notes are discouraged.
330-758-6689
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Weekend of October 11 & 12, 2014
From the Pastor’s Desk...
Big Weekend . . . A great
many people have put a great
deal of thought, time, energy
and effort into this weekend’s
Ministry Fair and I urge all of
you to take 30 or 45 minutes to
come this very Sunday from
Noon until 4:00 p.m. to, at least,
get a visual representation of all
that goes into keeping Saint
Charles Borromeo Parish functioning. In the course of the
preparation for the Ministry Fair, much thought was
given to insuring that it will not only be informative,
but also fun. So, it’s not like I’m encouraging you to
show up Sunday afternoon for a root canal. Just one
small visit will help your appreciation for just how
much time, talent, and treasure goes into the operation of our parish. And that is certainly one of the
points that cannot be made often enough. As I have
been forecasting what life will be like at Catholic parishes in the near future, one of the issues I probably
haven’t hit hard enough is the fact that much of the
ministry that will be done will be the time and talent of
the non-clerical, non-professional lay people. We are
certainly blessed at Saint Charles Borromeo to have
talented people working in ministry at our parish. But,
even with them, there is still so much more that needs
to be done and that needs to come from – don’t look
around for someone else to step forward – that needs
to come from you. One thing that is absolutely true is
that many people at Saint Charles Parish are not afraid
to engage themselves in the ministry of this parish and
the overall church. Chief among the work that people
here do with willing hands and hearts is the care of
the needy. Martha’s Cupboard, Saint Vincent de Paul
Soup Kitchen, the Community Meal, the Coat Drive,
always have an outstanding commitment of our great
parishioners to assisting the less fortunate. And that
is, but one area of ministry that we are so blessed to
have parishioners willing to get truly involved in.
There are so many other areas that could use your
help as well – sometimes we need liturgical ministers –
ushers and greeters and choir members – and other
Celebrant Schedule:
Saturday, October 18
Sunday, October 19
4:00 p.m.: Father Rogers
7:30 a.m.: Fr. DeLucia
9:00 a.m.: Fr. DeLucia
10:45 a.m.: Fr. Rogers
12:30 p.m.: Fr. Rogers
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times we could use help with Adult Servers at Funerals
or Bereavement Ministers to assist families at time of
loss. One of the things that we are ever on the lookout for are people to participate in the work of the
Pastoral Council Commissions. As one who is forever
complaining about attending meetings, that probably
doesn’t serve as a real strong encouragement for people to join in on commission meetings. (In my defense, you have never heard me complain about a
Pastoral Council or Finance Council meeting! Both
groups are very hard-working and very helpful.) It is
hoped that by attending the Ministry Fair, one or two
people will be able to envision the overall planning
that is needed and will step forward to help out on the
Parish Life Commission or the Stewardship Commission or one of the other ones as well. There is a
whole wide array of ministries that need your own expertise and by attending the Ministry Fair this very
Sunday you will see for yourself how much you can
help.
The day after the Ministry Fair, our annual Stewardship Intention form will be mailed to all parishioners. Now, even before you get this in the mail, I want
you to promise me and promise yourself you will not
just throw it away!! There is so much of life that happens to us, so much that we really don’t have control
over. But this is a chance, an important chance, to
not let things just happen, but to put yourself in control. Determine , through prayer, through reflection,
through family discussion, determine what you are
going to do for the year in your relationship with your
parish. If you determine that will be nothing, that’s
fine as long as you gave it real consideration. Please
still fill out the form though. Don’t just let the year slip
by and do nothing. Your engagement in the parish is
vitally important and your commitment of time, talent,
and treasure makes all the difference. Before you
even see it in the mail, I am requesting each of you
takes a positive approach to this year’s Stewardship
Intention form coming to a mailbox near you.
Next Sunday, October 19, 2014, is World Mission
Sunday. World Mission Sunday reminds all Catholics
that they are part of the missionary effort of the
Church, even those of us who never leave Ohio.
Check out the website IAmAMissionary.org for further
information. There will not be a second collection, but
please put your Mission Sunday envelope in the regular collection basket.
Congratulations to Rocco Michael Rosati, to John
Joseph Timko, to their parents and their godparents
on the occasion of their baptism here at Saint Charles
this past weekend. Best wishes to all . . . Thanks.
Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
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Together, Let Us Pray
Please pray for the following...
Rev. Saeed Abidini
Jason Albanese
Joe Agresta
Rita Alberti
Carol Ambrecht
Susan Anderson
Mervat Awadalla
Carol Baluch
Dorothy Bantam
Charlie Barrett
Patty Bartoli
Bruce & Jill
Basehore
Eve Bielecki
Laura Bilka
John Boris
Anita Bosau
Thomas Boyle
Gladys Buksar
Debbie Bush
J. Michael Campbell
Virginia Carney
F. Joseph Carothers
Gloria Chepak
Antoinette
Cimmento
Richard Coberly
Michael Collins
Pat Collins
Robert Comstock, Sr.
Theresa Conway
Pat Costello
Larry Craig
Susan Cutlip
Ann DeLoreto
Sonny & JoAnn Elmo
Jennifer Fedor &
Baby
Nathan Ferugo
George Finerty
Charles Fire
Pope Francis
John Freaney
Kevin Freaney
Carly Fusco
Bill Gassman
Nancy Gish
Cardinal Francis
George
Shaylynn Gosney
Billy Graff
Susan Granchay
Josie Greco
Don Guthrie
Lily Hami
Cindy Hatcher
Dale Hawkins
Kristen HersheySchell
Bonnie Hill
Ryan Houck
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Dorothy Houlette
Hayden Johnson
Tina Johnson
Christine Kelley
Walt Kelly
Thomas Paul King
William Joseph King
Jordan Kling
Caitlyn Kostek
Angie Koval
Kevina Koval
Stephen Kraly
Sherry Kraly
Randy Kramer
Billy Kremer
Ron Langley
Donald Lariccia
Jason Laskowski
Tom Lawrence
Ruby Maag
Loretta Magrini
Bob Malenic
Terrence Martzial III
Mazzy Marzano
Ron Mascarella
Lauren Maurer
Tommy Maurer
Rielly McCarren
Lee McCarthy
George McClay
Arlene McClendon
Denise McCloud
Brendan McGowan
Patrick McGowan
Danny McGire
Pauline McKee
Stephen McKee
Dick Meshula
Steve Metcalfe
Kathy Micchia
Billie Moran
Jack Moran
Shirley Napoli
Alice Nicols
Don Oliver
Tom Oliver
Alberta Oliviri
Jean Orlando
Ann Orsinelli
Larry Ortz
Itala Pallante
Joe Parisi
Wilson Patterson
Johnny Pena
Bridget Perez
Steve Peterson
Ida Phillips
Kathy Pisano
Rev. Stephen
Popovich
Michael Puskar
Joey Quinn & family
Justina Rachella
Joe Raghanti
Janice Rambo
Donna Randall
Debbie Reedy
Dolly Rich
Charles Richards
John Richardson
Joyce Richardson
Jodi Rhinehart
Keith Rhoades
Judy Robinson
Britain Roush
Ralph Ruggiero
Helen Rush
Jessica Russell
Marie Sammartino
Toni Savastano
John Schneider
Valerie Schilling
Licia Morelli
Schwam
Ruthann Scritchfield
Debbie Crow-Scullen
Anthony Sertick, Sr.
Joan Senvisky
Jenny Simpson
Joe Simpson
Patty Simpson
LeeAnn Smith
Melinda Stanton
Joe Stasiak, Sr.
Eleanor Stoich
Lucille Stran
Samantha
Strawderman
Connie Swan
Jason Taylor
Christine Terlesky
Fr. John Trimbur
Greg Vince
MaryAnn Wagner
Ossie Wangen
Don Ward
Nicklos Watt
Brian Welsch
Fabian Wiery
Rusty Wiery
Glenna Faye Wilkes
Ted Wojnarski
Viola Yaniglos
Joyce Yaslik
Paul Zabukovec
Andrea Zabukovec
Bill Zechman
Michelle Zierer
Please keep all men and women who are serving in the
military in your thoughts and prayers.
Lt Col. Joseph Alessi, US Army
Specialist Matthew Baker, US Army
Corporal Ryan Constantinovich, USMC
Sergeant Matthew Dermotta, USMC
Private Jay Dodge, US Army
Corporal Max Jacobs, USMC
Corporal Michael Jacobs, USMC
Major Sean Klimek, USAF
Sgt. David M. Letera, USMC
Lt. Junior Rev. Michael Marcelli, US Navy
Ensign Andrew Reichard, US Navy
Captain Patrick Roush, US Army
1st Lt. Brendan Sinchak, US Army
1st Lt. Scott Smith, US Army
First Sergeant Robert Wiery, US Army
Staff Sergeant Brandon Witherow, US Army
Staff Sergeant Brenton Witherow, US Army
If you have a son/daughter/family member serving in the
military and would like their name added to this list, please call
the parish office at 330-758-2325.
BAPTIZED IN CHRIST
Rocco Michael Rosati
John Joseph Timko
WEDDING BANNS
Lindsey Shirilla & William Donohue
ETERNAL REST GRANT UNTO
Kathryn Moran
Prayer Shawls
Can you touch a prayer?
Can you pull it close and feel its comfort?
You can if it comes as a gift in the form of a Prayer Shawl.
Prayer Shawls are simple gifts of grace from God that are
prayerfully and lovingly stitched by volunteers of St.
Charles Graceful Hands and prayed over as a reminder
that God’s promise is always with us. Shawls can be useful
for: those undergoing medical procedures; as a comfort
after a loss or in times of stress; during bereavement; or for
prayer or meditation. Prayer Shawls are available to anyone free of charge. Please call the parish office to reserve
one or stop in to pick one up.
Weekend of October 11 & 12, 2014
Together, Let Us Pray
Mass Intentions
The 31 Club
10/12/14
10/13/14
10/14/14
10/15/14
10/16/14
10/17/14
Lori Ricchiuti
Marianne Jording
Steve Puhalla, Amy Sposato
Mary Wilson, Ron and Jean DiVincenzo, Carol Pandolph
Rosey Wilson
Mary Therese Driscoll, Virginia Graneto,
Tom and Mary Rita Carney
10/18/14 Jack Slifka
Saturday, October 11
4:00 p.m. † George F. Albertini
Sunday, October 12
7:30 a.m. † Lillyan DiNunzio
9:00 a.m. † Gaberial Bernabeo
10:45 a.m. † Albert Trolio, Jr.
12:30 p.m. † Mario DiSalle
This week the sanctuary lamp will be lit
in memory of James Fox
Monday, October 13
7:15 a.m. † Nick Campagne
8:30 a.m. † Frank Kordupel
Bishop George Murry, S.J. will officially open the Year of Consecrated
Life in the Diocese of Youngstown on Sunday, October 26, 2014 at St.
Columba Cathedral at 10:30 a.m. All in the diocese are welcome to join in
this special opening liturgy. Light refreshments will be served at the St.
Columba hall following Mass sponsored by the Serra Club of Youngstown.
If you would like to join the 31 Club, whose members attend mass
one extra day of the month to pray for vocations, please contact
Rosey Wilson at [email protected] or 330-726-9320 with the
date that you choose to pray for this intention.
Tuesday, October 14
7:15 am † Frank Gazdik
8:30 a.m. † James J. Berny
Adorer's needed:
Eucharistic Exposition
Make a Difference in your prayer life ~
Exposition is an opportunity to spend personal time in
silence and prayer before the Blessed Sacrament.
Wednesday, October 15
7:15 a.m. † Rudolph Baglama
8:30 a.m. † Barbara Cene
Please contact Dick Schiffauer at 330-533-4058 or
Mary Quinlan at 330-758-8242.
Thursday, October 16
7:15 a.m. † David Weinberger
8:30 a.m. † Maggie Kulyk
St. Charles Prayer List
If you would like to add or remove a name from the
prayer list, please call the parish office at 330-758-2325.
Friday, October 17
7:15 a.m. † David Weinberger
8:30 a.m. † Robert Shutrump
St. Charles Prayer Chain
If you want a person/s added to the
Prayer Chain, please call Imelda
Schiffauer at 330-533-4058.
Saturday, October 18
4:00 p.m. † Patsy & Mary Marion
Sunday, October 19
7:30 a.m. † Anthony Santisi
9:00 a.m. † Anna Bartolomeo
10:45 a.m. † Donald O’Halloran
12:30 p.m. † Carl & Mildred Clark
READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 13
Monday:
Tuesday:
Offertory Gifts
If you have a Saturday/Sunday Mass scheduled and want your
family to carry up the Offertory Gifts, call the parish office a
week before the scheduled Mass time with the number of family
members (1-6) attending so we can inform the ushers. Please
arrive 10 minutes before Mass and let the ushers know you’re
there.
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Sunday:
Follow Us On:
Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Gal 4:22-24, 26-27, 31 — 5:1;
Ps 113:1b-5a, 6-7; Lk 11:29-32
Gal 5:1-6; Ps 119:41, 43-45, 47-48;
Lk 11:37-41
Gal 5:18-25; Ps 1:1-4, 6; Lk 11:42-46
Eph 1:1-10; Ps 98:1-6; Lk 11:47-54
Eph 1:11-14; Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 12-13;
Lk 12:1-7
2 Tm 4:10-17b; Ps 145:10-13, 17-18;
Lk 10:1-9
Is 45:1, 4-6; Ps 96:1, 3-5, 7-10;
1 Thes 1:1-5b; Mt 22:15-21
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Reflections
Table Talk with Deacon Mike:
Social Justice
LEAN ON ME
I witnessed something two weeks ago that happened between the twins I never thought I would see.
Lily is the more outgoing, aggressive one, while Sophie is
very shy and introspective. Sophie had a doctor’s appointment, Mari was going to take Deacon, and I was
there to babysit Maddie and Lily. Now, Lily and Sophie
act like most siblings do, getting on each other’s nerves
and trying to outdo one another. Mari said, “Sophie, get
your coat on ‘cuz we got to go,” when Lily stopped what
she was going, ran over to Sophie and said, “Sophie, you
have to go to the doctors. I will miss you,” and gave her
the biggest hug I’ve ever seen them exchange. It was as if
Lily was giving Sophie some of her own strength so Sophie could get through her doctor visit, which she did
(although for some strange reason Sophie now thinks her
doctor is a pirate!). Lily was there for her little sister.
I often wonder about people whom I’ve heard
say, “I don’t need to go to mass, I have nothing I need to
pray for.” Well, maybe that’s true that you have nothing
personally to pray for, but what about your brothers and
sisters in faith who might not be as fortunate? Don’t you
think, that even though they may get on your nerves or
you might always be trying to outdo them, they need
someone to lean on, to give them strength to get through
whatever it is they are facing? That is why we need to
come to Church, to be the visible sign of concern for one
another, to give one another a ‘spiritual’ hug and let them
know you care, and you’re there for them.
Clearin’ the table.
THE OCTOBER PRAYER CARD
-LIFE PROMISE PRAYERis available on the bookrack in the hallway.
First Friday Club of Greater Youngstown
11:30 AM Antone’s Banquet Center
Thursday, 6 November 2014
Remembering Vatican II
Massimo Faggioli, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Theology
University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, MN
Reservations by Friday, 31 October 2014
$10.00 donation requested to Ministry Office
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The Convenience of the Gospel
Many living with the Christian Faith, not only here at St. Charles Borromeo Parish and Community, but everywhere, sometimes seem to be looking for convenience in the Gospel. Let’s look at some basics: Gospel means
“good news”. How many Gospels are there? Four? No. There’s only one
Gospel. There are four versions: Mark’s, Matthew’s, Luke’s and John’s. In
our Christian, or New Testament, besides the Gospel, there are the Acts of
the Apostles (supposedly also authored by the same Luke who authored the
one version of the Gospel) and numerous letters or epistles authored mostly
by St. Paul. Other epistles include those written by James, Peter (ascribed to
the Apostle Peter), the Epistle to the Hebrews, John (ascribed to the Apostle
John) and one by Jude, and the final Book of the New Testament, the Book
of Revelation (also ascribed to the Apostle John).
If a person reads any or all of these books or works carefully, thoughtfully and prayerfully, keeping in mind that the Church teaches us that they
are all the revealed Word of God, it is difficult to find any concept of convenience in their presentation. Quite the opposite. They all seem aimed at
change, transformation, challenge, faithfulness, obedience, submission of
will, setting and getting priorities correct, sorting out the things that are or
should be really important in our lives, etc. In my mind, most if not all of
these usually are viewed as inconvenient.
We recently had to discontinue two weekend masses at our Parish
because of the shortage of priests. This will become inconvenient for many
of us. Some of our eighth graders attending public or home schools, preparing for the sacrament of Confirmation are now going to be expected to attend
CCD course after they are confirmed in February. This will cause an inconvenience for some of them and for their parents. CCD classes are conducted
on Sunday mornings and Monday evenings for the public school children of
the Parish but seem to cause many inconveniences for some families and
parents and students because of conflicting activities which may occur
(family gatherings, trips, youth sports, dance classes, etc.).
The faith we have been given is a gift. This Gift needs attention paid
to it. It just can’t be taken for granted. It can’t be switched on and off. Often times genuinely living our Faith in every aspect of our daily lives is an
inconvenience. Thinking about others, caring for one another, loving and
forgiving our enemies, being patient with a fellow employee or an inept
manager from the workplace, forgiving our spouse or children for the mistakes or bad decisions they may sometimes make, honoring or caring for an
aged parent in a nursing home, making significant and genuine financial
sacrifices for a worthy charitable need of the parish, community or Church,
all can be very inconvenient. “Christianity has not been tried and found
wanting; it has been found difficult and not tried.” (G. K. Chesterton 1874 –
1936).
This is how individual and social justice and tranquility is achieved.
This is how Christianity’s Kingdom of God begins to manifest itself and is
accomplished. It almost always is inconvenient. It is rarely…..a convenience.
by Terry Sell
Church’s OCTOBER Prayer IntenƟon
That the Lord may grant peace to those parts of the
world most baƩered by war and violence, we pray…
…Lord, hear our prayer.
Liturgy Continental Brunch Series
Join Deacon Mike for breakfast as he examines
The Top 10 Moments In Church History
Wednesday Mornings in October
7:45 -8:25 AM, St. Matthew Meeting Room
“Hey, why didn’t my birthday make the list?” --Deacon Mike
Weekend of October 11 & 12, 2014
Our Young Disciples
“THE FUTURE STARTS TODAY, NOT TOMORROW.” - St. John Paul II
Ignite is our new CCD program for children in grades five
through seven. It is a very engaging form of curriculum
whereas they learn about their faith with a hands-on
approach
Left: “How I learned to
bless myself.”
Right: Small group
discussion and sharing
about “Who Am I?”
Left: Deacon Mike
leads a prayer service
for our 7th Graders
Diocesan Youth ConvenƟon 2014: Hundreds of high
school teenagers will be gathering at St. Michael Parish in Canton on Sunday, November 2, 2014 for the
2014 Diocesan Youth ConvenƟon—“Amazed!”
Come be a part of it! Join young people from all
over the Diocese for a day of music, food, prayer,
and inspiraƟon from Pope Francis’ challenge: “Dear
young people, do not be saƟsfied with a mediocre
life; be amazed by what is true, beauƟful, what is of
God.”
Talk to Natalie Wardle at 330-758-0375 by Friday,
October 10, 2014 for more informaƟon and
to register.
Cardinal Mooney High School is hosting a meeting on Tuesday, October 21, 2014 at 7:00 p.m. in the school auditorium
for parents of seventh and eighth grade students who are considering sending their son or daughter to Cardinal Mooney.
Information will be presented on the curricular and extracurricular programs, financial assistance available, and school
policies. This will be an excellent opportunity to meet members of the school’s administration and staff and to gain valuable information about Cardinal Mooney.
Follow Us On:
Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
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Our Parish at a Glance
Events of the Week
Sunday, October 12 Ministry Fair
8:30 a.m.
Coat Drive (Gathering Space) After all Masses
10:00 a.m.
RCIA (Conference Room)
Noon
Ministry Fair (Parish Grounds)
2:00 p.m.
Baptisms (Church)
7:30 p.m.
Men’s Club (St. Luke)
Monday, October 13
9:00 a.m.
Rosary (Chapel)
Noon
Fr. Balasko Bible Study (St. Luke)
3:00 p.m.
Soup Kitchen (Kitchen)
5:30 p.m.
CCD (School)
6:00 p.m.
Stewardship Commission (St. Luke)
7:00 p.m.
St. Vincent dePaul (St. Mark)
8:30 p.m.
Athletic Club (Cafeteria)
Tuesday, October 14
9:00 a.m.
Rosary (Chapel)
Noon
Over 55 (Hall)
First Friday Club of Greater Youngstown (St. Luke)
4:30 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
Hospitality Ministry/Ushers (St. Matthew)
6:30 p.m.
Hand bells (Hall)
7:00 p.m.
Christian Formation (St. Luke)
Finance/Development Committee (Conference Room)
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
K of C; Fr. Venglarik Council (St. Charles)
Wednesday, October 15
7:45 a.m.
Liturgy Brunch (St. Matthew)
9:00 a.m.
Rosary (Chapel)
1:00 p.m.
Martha’s Cupboard Food Distribution
4:30 p.m.
Yoga (St. Luke)
6:00 p.m.
SCC Meeting (Library)
7:00 p.m.
Celebrate (Loft)
Thursday, October 16
9:00 a.m.
Rosary (Chapel)
1:00 p.m.
Private Event (St. Matthew/Mark)
6:00 p.m.
Contemporary Ensemble (Church)
6:30 p.m.
Adult Choir (Choir Room)
Friday, October 17
9:00 a.m.
Exposition/24 hours (Chapel)
9:00 a.m.
Rosary (Chapel)
Saturday, October 18
7:00 a.m.
Catholic Men’s Fellowship (St. John)
7:30 a.m.
American Red Cross Blood Drive (Hall)
8:45 a.m.
Closing of Exposition (Chapel)
9:30 a.m.
Graceful Hands (St. Luke)
1:30 p.m.
Blangero/Ruffo Wedding (Church)
2:00 p.m.
Private Event (St. Matthew/Mark)
2:30 p.m.
Reconciliations/Confessions (Chapel)
3:30 p.m.
Rosary (Church)
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STEWARDSHIP
Our Time, Our Talent, & Our Treasure
Stewardship Thought of the Week:
The parable in today’s Gospel has us reflect on who we invite to the banquet feast. Not in terms of family gatherings
of special occasions, but through out generosity and love,
who do we invite to share in God’s bounty? Do we offer of
ourselves so those who fill our “main roads” may have the
basic necessities of life?
Our Gift of Treasure for October 4 & 5
Offertory Collection: $29,883.37 Online: $4,134.00
Children’s Collection: $131.50
Building Fund: $404.00
Catholic Exponent: $415.25
2244 Parishioners & Visitors were in attendance
“Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted”- Matthew 5:4
Experiencing grief for any reason can be challenging to endure.
St. Charles would like to provide a community and network of
support to try to navigate these difficulties. Support groups are
a great way to help one another to work through the ongoing
struggles of grief.
Our first meeting and information session will be held on Tuesday, October 28 at 6 p.m. in the St. Luke room. We plan to
meet on the 4th Tuesday of the month ongoing, dependent on
interest and attendance.
Please call Diana or Deacon Paul in the parish office at 330758-2325 with any questions.
Come to the Table – and Bring Your Bible
Sundays, November 2, 9, 16 at 6:00 – 7:30 p.m. in the
St. Matthew Room
Why we do what we do?
How many are aware that what we say and do at Mass
comes from Sacred Scripture? Using the Constitution on
the Sacred Liturgy, The General Instructions of the Roman Missal III, videos, and the Bible, Deacon Mike will
examine the intent and structure of the liturgy. Participants are asked to bring their Bible, with other material
provided.
Weekend of October 11 & 12, 2014
Our Parish at a Glance
Stewardship Intention Forms
Our annual intention form is being mailed to every Parish Family this week. Please prayerfully reflect on how
you can use your personal gifts of time, talent, and treasure here at St. Charles Borromeo Parish.
Please return your Intention Form to the Parish either by
dropping it in the collection basket, at the office, or in
the mail within the next few weeks.
Attention:
Ladies Guild meeting is Monday, October 20, 2014 at 10:00
a.m. in the St. Matthew Room. We want everybody who belongs to Ladies Guild to help out. We want everyone to bring
ten items to fill our baskets. It could be baked goods, canned
goods, spaghetti sauce, etc. Bring it with you on Monday,
October 20, if not before. Don’t put it in the baskets in the
gathering space. We need your help!
If you have any questions, please call Clara 330-758-6710.
Due to the decrease in Masses, we are asking parishioners to only
schedule up to three Mass Intentions per person, per year. (Only
one weekend Mass is allowed). Please consider other parishioners,
as they too, would like to remember their loved ones with their
own Mass intentions. Thank you for your understanding
and cooperation.
Priesthood Sunday
Priesthood Sunday is a day to reflect upon and affirm the priesthood as a central role in the life of the Church. This year Priesthood Sunday will be celebrated on Sunday, October 26, 2014.
You can show your appreciation of their ministry with a personal
thank you after mass, a card signed by all of the members of your
family, or a spiritual bouquet. Parish organizations could also
include a prayer for priests in the mass intentions or sponsor a
coffee and donut reception after mass. To find more information
on how you can celebrate this day and thank your priest(s) go to
www.priestsunday.org. The information is offered by the Serra
Club, an organization that works to help build awareness of vocations to the priesthood and religious life.
Priesthood Sunday offers an opportunity for priests and their parishioners to build a stronger working relationship. Take a few
moments on Priesthood Sunday to thank your parish priests for
their commitment to the diocese and their parish communities.
Catholic Men’s Fellowship:
Catholic Men’s Fellowship will meet Saturday, October 18,
2014 at 7:00 a.m. in the St. John Room.
Blood Drive
The American Red Cross will be having a blood drive Saturday, October 18, 2014 in the Fr. Haidet Hall 7:30 a.m. to
2:30 p.m.
Help Make a Difference!
Follow Us On:
SPAGHETTI DINNER
Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus
Sunday, October 19, 2014
11:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Fr. Haidet Social Hall
Pasta and meatballs- $8.00/ adults; $5.00/ child 6-12;
Free for children under six-years-old.
All dinners include Salad, Cake, Bread/Butter and Beverage.
We will offer separate sale meatballs and homemade sauce
for $5.00. Carry out orders will be available starting after
9:00 a.m. Mass. You can bring your own containers, or we
will provide them. A K of C basket raffle will also be conducted. Please come and enjoy a delicious meal with us!
St. Charles Annual Coat Drive
Please save and bring in your lightly worn jackets
and coats for our annual coat drive. This is the
last weekend for the collection.
Sponsored by St. Charles Parish Life Commission
St. Charles Over 55 Club:
Our next meeting will be on next Tuesday,
October 14, 2014 in Fr. Haidet Hall at Noon.
Annual dues of $7.00 will be collected. Enjoy
refreshments and socializing while playing cards
and bingo. New members are always welcomed. For more
information call president, Carolyn Valensi at 330 726-2375.
St. Charles Ladies Bowling League:
Join today for exercise, fun and friendship. Meets
10:00 a.m. every Wednesday, starting September
through April at Camelot Lanes. For more information
or to join, call Teresa Flora at 330-965-3915.
Martha’s Cupboard
A great big thank you to the children of St. Charles
School. Because of you, we were able to feed 98 people
who came to us for help on Wednesday, September 17.
As always, thanks to all of the parishioners who donated
food and/or cash to our never ending effort.
This week our wish list includes, cereal, side
dishes, canned fruit, canned vegetables,
pasta, Spaghetti O’s, and spaghetti sauce.
Thank you for your kind generosity!
The next distribution will be:
Wednesday, October 15, 1:00 - 2:30 p.m.
Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
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In Our Community
THANK YOU!
The Office of Evangelization at the
Diocese of Youngstown thanks
everyone who participated in the
General Assembly Survey.
Thank you for taking the time out of your busy
schedules to fill out the questionnaire.
According to the Diocese, “The survey results are
overwhelming. There is much being said by those
submitting surveys. Much related to the survey
itself and some have taken this opportunity to vent frustration or compliment
the work being done in parishes.”
St. Michael of Canfield’s
Fall Community Meal
The meal is free of charge as we join together as a
community to nourish our body, mind, and spirit.
ALL ARE WELCOME
Thursday, October 30, 2014
5:00 p.m.—7:00 p.m.
St. Michael Parish Hall,
300 North Broad Street, Canfield, Ohio.
330-533-6839
Our menu includes, chili, salad, cornbread, dessert,
and drinks. Come share a meal with us.
As Jesus told Martha in the Gospel, one
thing is necessary: prayer. #praywithus
-Pope Francis @Pontifex via Twitter
The Catholic Exponent
The Catholic Exponent is seeking a parttime freelance graphic designer who can
design attractive pages for our printedition special sections and youth (teen)
page. The job is an every-weekend assignment, requiring 3-5 hours of work each
weekend. Qualifications: Experience in graphic design
(especially print newspaper/magazine design). Ease working
with In-Design and Photoshop. Self-motivated with excellent
time management skills (in order to meet deadlines) and organizational skills (in order to plot out entire section per available
space and hierarchy of stories/art). Familiarity with and respect
for the post-Vatican II Catholic Church. Interested candidates
should send resume, cover letter and 3-5 samples of newspaper/magazine-style page design, by Oct. 22, to: Elaine
Polomsky Soos, Managing Editor, Catholic Exponent,
[email protected]. Finalists must agree to do a
tryout via email.
Mommy and Me Class
The Early Childhood Learning Center
will be having a class at St. Charles
School. The program meets every
Tuesday from 10:15 – 11:15 a.m. This
program is for children not quite ready
for a preschool program but would
love to engage in activities with their
mommy or another family member. The children would have
an opportunity to develop their social skills and engage in developmentally age appropriate activities. Please call the ECLC
office to register for this class or to find out more information
call 330-782-4060.
Octoberfest
St. John Church Hall—16017 Smith Rd., Summitville, OH
43962
Sunday, October 19, 2014 11:30 a.m.—4:00 p.m.
Turkey Dinner served family style with all the trimmings
Adults $10.00
Children 6-12: $5.00 Under 6: Free
Carry Outs: $10.50
There will be bingo, prizes, and country store.
Salem Area visiting nurses will administer flue shots from
11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m., Free to Medicare and Anthem Senior
Advantage patients. You must have your insurance card with
you as proof. All other insurances $20.00—any age. Other insurances may cover the cost, however you must pay at the time
of the shot, and present your receipt to your insurance company.
THANK YOU!
This bulletin is furnished to the Parish without charge. The advertisements that appear, completely defray the
costs. Please patronize these sponsors located in the back of the bulletin. Thank them for supporting our
Parish. Our sponsor this week is Stifel Nicolaus.
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Weekend of October 11 & 12, 2014