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KRAY LANDSCAPINGMowing • New Lawns • Shrubs

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St. Charles Borromeo

PARISH OFFICE5891 Ridge Road, Parma, OH 44129

440-884-3030www.stcharlesonline.org

SCHOOL OFFICE 7107 Wilber Avenue • 440-886-5546

PCRF OFFICE 7107 Wilber Avenue • 440-886-5668

CONVENT 6811 Wilber Avenue • 440-558-4024

CREDIT UNION 5839 Ridge Road • 440-886-2558 • www.unitycatholiccu.org

Office Hours MONDAY-FRIDAY, 8:00 A.M.-8:00 P.M. • SATURDAY-SUNDAY, 8:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M.

BAPTISM OF CHILDREN

Baptism preparation is required for parents before the child’s Baptism. This is offered the first Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.m. This sacrament is celebrated every Sunday at 1:30 p.m. Contact the Parish Office for

arrangements.

RECONCILIATION

Saturdays3:00-3:45 p.m. and 5:00-5:30 p.m.

Thursday before First Friday3:00-3:45 p.m.

By appointment anytime.

MATRIMONY

Arrangements for instruction must be made at least 6 months in advance of the intended date of marriage. Contact the parish priest of your choice.

PASTOR Fr. John T. Carlin

PAROCHIAL VICARS Fr. Christopher A. Cox

Fr. Louis H. Thomas

PASTORAL ASSOCIATE Mr. Brian G. Pelcin

WEEKEND ASSOCIATE Fr. Anselm Zupka, O.S.B.

Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time • November 18, 2018

DEACONS Mr. John Talerico

Mr. Daniel M. Galla

DAY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mrs. Eileen M. Updegrove

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION COORDINATOR Mrs. Paula J. Leigh

MINISTER OF MUSIC/BUSINESS MANAGER Mr. Thomas E. Holzheimer

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Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time November 18, 2018

Entrance Chant #45—The King Shall Come When Morning Dawns

Presentation and Preparation of the Gifts Life is Changed, not Ended

Communion Chant We shall rise again, on the last day

with the faithful rich and poor.

Coming to the house of Lord Jesus,

we will find an open door there,

We will find an open door.

Psalm 16

You are my inheritance, O Lord!

Text & Music: Paul Tate © 2015 GIA Publications, Inc.

Reprinted under OneLicense.net A-702572.

Closing #195—Now Thank We All Our God

Readings may be found beginning on page 232 in the

Breaking Bread Hymnal. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18 Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time

Deuteronomy 12:1-3; Hebrews 10:11-14, 18; Mark 13:24-32

Masses: 8:00am, 10:00am, 12:00 Noon, 5:30pm

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19 Revelation 1:1-4; 2:1-5; Luke 18:35-43

7:00 AM † Rebecca Zunt

7:00 PM † Antonio & Angela D'Onofrio &

Giuseppe Iannelli

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20 Revelation 3:1-6, 14-22; Luke 19:1-10

7:00 AM † Dec’d of Darway & Babinec Families 8:30 AM † Shirley Stavole

7:00 PM Mildred & † Mike Pachuta

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21 Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary

Revelation 4:1-11; Luke 19:11-28

7:00 AM † Robin Barlak & Kathleen Barlak

7:00 PM † Ann Sekunda

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22Thanksgiving Day

Sirach 50:22-24; Luke 17:11-19

9:30AM For the People of St. Charles Borromeo Parish

***There will be only one Mass on Thanksgiving Day

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23 Revelation 10:8-11; Luke 19:45-48

7:00 AM Tom Louderback & Family

8:30 AM Intentions of Chojnowski Family

7:00 PM † Richard Porvasnik

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24 St. Andrew Dũng-Lac

Revelation 11:4-12; Luke 20:27-40

8:00 AM † Ron Wodzisz

4:00 PM 50th Wedding Anniversary- - -

Greg & Linda Schultz VIGIL MASS: 4:00pm

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe

Deuteronomy 7:13-14; Revelation 1:5-8; John 18:33b-37

Masses: 8:00am, 10:00am, 12:00 Noon, 5:30pm

This Week’s Liturgy

The Parish Staff extends best wishes for a

blessed and holy Thanksgiving Day.

St. Charles Borromeo Church November 18, 2018

This Thursday, November 22, is Thanksgiving

Day. That is about as close to a “national holyday”

as there can be. For many years, St Charles Parish

has marked the holiday with our Thanksgiving Day

Mass. We will do so again this year at 9:30am on Thanksgiving

morning.

The word “Eucharist” comes from the Greek language and it

means “Thanksgiving.” Each time we celebrate the Eucharist, we

give thanks for God’s goodness to us: the gift of Life, the gift of His

Son, and the gift of our Faith. Every Eucharist is a sacramental

“Thanksgiving Meal” for the blessings that are ours.

Those Pilgrims who came to the New World--almost 400 years

ago--set aside a Day of Thanksgiving for the blessings of the year

just past. Our nation has enshrined that practice with a national

day of Thanksgiving; since the Second World War, that day has

been on the fourth Thursday of November.

Although in recent years Thanksgiving has become--for some--

a day to start their Christmas shopping, the day also remains--for

many--one of sentiment, family, travel, bountiful tables, and

heartfelt gratitude. That spirit is captured so well in Norman

Rockwell’s “The Thanksgiving Picture—Freedom from Want”

portraying the third of Franklin D Roosevelt’s wartime “Four

Freedoms.”

The older I get, the more I realize that—not just on

Thanksgiving—but that each and every day should be about giving

thanks for the blessings that are ours.

Not only counting our blessings, but also sharing them is a

meaningful Thanksgiving practice. In that spirit, you are invited to

bring your gifts of canned goods to our 9:30am Thanksgiving Day

Mass, this Thursday, November 22. Bring your gifts forward at

Offertory time--as was done in the early years of the Church.

Canned goods are also requested at any time during the months of

November and December. Check the article in this bulletin for the

items we need the most.

Here’s a gentle reminder about my request last week that you

use St Charles Gift Certificate Program at least for the purchase

of your “gas and groceries.” Please stop at the Parish Office on

your way to the grocery store or gas station and purchase the Gift

Certificates you will need. And give our Gift Certificates as gifts.

All proceeds benefit St Charles School—and the teachers of

St Charles School educate all St Charles kids in our Catholic

Faith.

I continue to receive inquiries about a twelve-day Irish Tour

for next summer. We are looking for some time during the last two

weeks of June 2019. If interested, please leave your name, the

number interested in travelling, address, phone, and e-mail at the

Parish Office (440-884-3030). I will arrange an itinerary and

check on the cost. You need not be a parishioner—family and

friends are also most welcome to join us. Please get the above-

requested information to me by Friday, November 30.

This Monday, November 19, at 7:00pm, Parents of this year’s

First Communicants (second graders) will meet with Father Tim

Roth in the Lower Parish Hall. Parents of our Confirmation

candidates (eighth graders) will meet with Father Scott

Goodfellow in the John Paul II Room (second floor) of the Parish

Activities Center. This is the Third Required Sacramental Meeting

for our parents and it will conclude by 8:00pm, as promised.

WEDDING BANNS

II Jessica Borowski & Brendan Lenahan

LIFE IS CHANGED, NOT ENDED

Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord

Richard F. Theiss, Jr.

Rose Marie Nupp

Offertory Collection $16,798.50

ACH / Online / Credit Card 6,703.00

Total $23,501.50

Many thanks!!!

SUNDAY COLLECTION

November 11, 2018

BAPTISMS Congratulations and God's Blessings to Molly & Luke

Barylak on the Baptism of their daughter, Hadley Love; to

Jennifer & Daniel Brown on the Baptism of their daughter,

Avery Elaina; and to Alexandra & Adam Maggard on the

Baptism of their son, John Laddy.

Merici Chapel… Imagine that you received an

invitation to come and visit and have a personal

conversation with someone you admired and looked

up to — maybe Pope Francis, a dignitary from a

foreign country, an actress or actor, CEO of a

company, or maybe just an average person you wish to be like

— OR your King! As we prepare to celebrate the Feast of

Christ the King on Sunday, November 25, prepare to honor

your personal invitation from your King, any time, any day,

any hour and visit Jesus in Merici Chapel.

MONTH OF NOVEMBER

Book of the Dead As has become our tradition at St. Charles, we will be

displaying the “Book of the Dead” in the area of the Holy

Family Shrine of church during the month of November. You

are invited to inscribe in the book, names of any and all

deceased loved ones you wish others to remember in prayer.

St. Charles Ladies Guild

Annual Christmas Party

Sunday, December 2nd

1:30 pm - 4:30 pm

Lower Parish Hall

Menu

Slow roasted beef short ribs in a

burgundy vegetable sauce

Sicilian Chicken with peppers, onions,

tomatoes, mushrooms

Mashed potatoes | Pasta with Alfredo sauce

Salad, rolls, coffee, tea, beverages

Entertainment

Our own Tom Holzheimer leading us in song

Cost: $18.00 per person.

Open to everyone in the parish

For more information or tickets, please call Pat Lawler 440-843-

9186 or Pam Bennett 440-888-1469.

Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time November 18, 2018

2018 WOMEN’S ADVENT RETREAT

Sunday, December 2 | 11:00am—5:30pm

Join the women of St. Charles for a day of renewal,

reflection, food, and community. Our second annual

Advent Retreat will be held on Sunday,

December 2nd, after the 10:00am Mass in the Parish

Activity Center. This retreat is for women age 20-50

and nursing infants are welcome. Please sign up by November

19th by visiting https://app.simplesignups.com/signup/

HyRRk39Y7z.

For more information, contact Margarita Selig at margari-

taselig13@gmail.com or 845-625-4333. Or reach out to retreat

committee members Andrea Zabor, Lena Mekhael, and Mary

Susan Delagrange.

Feel free to come in comfy clothes and bring a journal or paper

for note taking. We're also asking that everyone bring an offering

of $10 to cover the cost of the retreat. If you're unable to contrib-

ute, please don't let that be a hindrance...we want you there no

matter what!

MASS AND ROSARY FOR LIFE

Be a witness to your Faith — come to the 8:00am Mass and

Rosary for Life on the last Saturday of the month —

November 24th, to pray for the protection of all Human Life

from the moment of conception to natural death.

THANK YOU FOR OUR

FEAST DAY DINNER’S SUCCESS! Parish Council wishes to thank all who attended

the Feast Day dinner catered by Stancato’s last

Saturday, as well as the

Hospitality Committee for all of

its hands-on work to make our

St. Charles Feast Day dinner a success! Our

guests of honor — the Evangelizing Sisters of

Mary — shared a song in Swahili with 235 in

attendance! If you missed this year’s dinner,

go to the Facebook icon on the home

page of our website stcharlesonline.org

where you can enjoy a video of the Sisters singing.

THE LITTLE BLUE BOOK

Once again this year we have available copies of an Advent/

Christmas seasonal prayer reflection booklet entitled, “The

Little Blue Book.” These are published by the Diocese of

Saginaw and contain helpful daily entries to serve as an aid to

prayer. Anyone interested in a copy of “The Little Blue

Book” (Advent/Christmas 2018 edition) is asked to stop at the

Parish Office. Limited supply available. The offering is

$1.00.

St. Charles Borromeo Church November 18, 2018

Have you filled out your 2019 My Fair Share form?

If not, a convenient way to submit your information is

through the parish website...

Please go to our website: stcharlesonline.org for the convenience of filling out your

family’s current contact information and 2019 My Fair Share form. Your completed

form will be securely sent directly to our Parish Business Office.

As an alternative, the form is available in last Sunday’s November 11 bulletin or in the

Parish Office. Returning the form through the office or the website will help reduce

the costs of an upcoming mailing to your home if you have not yet updated your

information.

Please check expiration dates and

leave items in church lobbies anytime.

Canned dinners Canned meats

Green beans Canned fruits Baked beans

Soups Cereals Rice, Pasta

Spaghetti sauce Corn Macaroni/cheese

Gravy Ketchup Sugar

Pancake mix/syrup Peanut butter/Jellies

Also needed: Toothpaste Shampoo

Bar soaps Kleenex Toilet paper

Paper towels Laundry detergent

Canned Food Drive

Here’s what we need the most:

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

Are you looking to keep Christ in Christmas? The

Knights are selling beautiful nativity scenes, and they can

be viewed at: https://www.nativitytree.com/kofc-16137-st-

charles-borromeo/. Proceeds from the sales of the nativity

scenes help support activities of the Knight of Columbus

and the Pro-Life Ministries at Saint Charles. Contact

Tom Armstrong (405) 651-6655 thomasral-

pharmstrong@hotmail.com for more information or to

order.

Brother Knights, our business meeting will be on

Tuesday, November 20th. Rosary at 6:45 pm, followed

by the business meeting at 7:00pm in the Borromeo Room

of the Parish Activity Center.

SENIORS CITIZENS Please note: the meeting scheduled for

Wednesday, November 21st has been cancelled.

No meetings will be held in December and January.

Meetings will resume beginning Wednesday,

February 6, 2019.

Thank the Lord for all of the gifts

He has given you

Daily Evangelization

Find the Perfect Gift

For Everyone

On Your Christmas List!

Stress less this holiday season! Avoid circling the mall in search of a parking spot, standing in

lines, overspending, and returning gifts after Christmas purchase gift cards at the St. Charles

Parish Office instead!

The St. Charles Gift Card Program offers gift cards for groceries, gas, restaurants, movie theaters

and more than 70 top retailers -- something for everyone and every event on your holiday list.

Plus, a small percentage of each gift card sold helps defray the cost of St. Charles School tuition;

so that our students do not have to participate in any other fundraisers throughout the year.

Placing a gift card order is simple. Stop by the Parish Office (we’re open 8am-8pm Monday

through Friday and 8am-6pm Saturday & Sunday) to fill your order on the spot. We even offer

colorful holiday envelopes to “wrap” your purchases.

All are invited to participate in this fundraising program, so share the order form with your

family, friends and neighbors! Copies may also be downloaded at: www.stcharlesonline.org.

Call the Parish Office at 440-884-3030 with any questions.

Stock up on holiday gift cards for...

Hostess gifts A date night with your sweetie Holiday dining

Stocking stuffers Gifts for friends and family Purchasing gifts for charity

Groceries for your holiday party A caregiver thank-you Cookie baking supplies

Gifts for your office colleagues A gift for your boss Holiday craft projects

Secret Santa gifts Purchasing Holiday decorations Winter sports gear

A gift for the coach, music teacher or babysitter

For online shopping (Amazon, Visa, & Discover cards available)

Birthdays, Anniversaries or other special occasions

Teacher and teacher aide gifts Preparing the house for guests A movie with your family or friends

Gas for holiday travel A visit to your favorite coffee shop Provisions for your football party

A gift for the mail carrier Gifts for grandparents A holiday treat for your child’s class

Client and vendor gifts Gifts for your pets To welcome the new neighbors

Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time November 18, 2018

MARY QUEEN OF PEACE (216-749-2323)

We are a meal site of the Saint Augustine Hunger Center on

Thanksgiving Day and will be having a FREE Thanksgiving

Day Meal on Thursday, November 22nd at 12:00pm in the

Parish Center Cafeteria. This meal is for EVERYONE who

would like a delicious meal on Thanksgiving Day. Please

join us. Food will be served until 2:00pm.

ST. LEO THE GREAT (216-661-1006)

The American Red Cross blood drive will be at St. Leo’s

Lux Hall next Sunday, November 25th, from 8:00am to

12:00pm.

ST. THOMAS MORE (216-749-0414)

Alpine Europe Pilgrimage featuring the Passion Play of

Oberammergau, 11 days: September 21-October 1, 2020.

Contact Fr. Bouhall for costs and more information: 216-

749-0414 or email stmore@sbcglobal.net.

JUST SHOP—

AND HELP SAINT CHARLES SCHOOL!

There are 4 ways to help our school

with no cost to you.

1. Cut and send in the BoxTops for Education. Did you know

that each of those is worth 10 cents? Throw them away and

you are throwing away money!

2. Cut and send in Tyson labels (again, don’t throw those

out—we can use them!)

3. Shop at ACME? Send in your receipt and we will do the

rest. We have gotten about $600 each year for the past few

years just by sending in receipts.

4. Register your Giant Eagle Advantage Card to benefit

Saint Charles: Go to www.GiantEagle.com/AFTS and

create an account. Then choose school programs and enter

our school ID of 2817. Add our school! It takes about 4

minutes to both register and add Saint Charles School.

ST. LADIES GUILD LOTTERY Lottery tickets for February 2019 are

available in the Parish Office for $5.00

each. The winning 3 digit numbers come in

from the 7:30pm drawing on Channel 5 and

must be straight. If your ticket is a winner,

you will get a check for $100! This is one of

our big fundraisers so please help us out. Any questions,

please call Jacki (440)884-3030. Thank you!

HOSPICE OF THE WESTERN RESERVE

WAREHOUSE SALE Donations are needed for our next sale, Friday, November 30th,

8 a.m. - 4 p.m. and Saturday, December 1st, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. at

Hospice of the Western Reserve Headquarters, 17876 St. Clair

Avenue , Cleveland, Ohio 44110. Proceeds support patients and

families of Hospice of the Western Reserve. We are accepting

gently used indoor and outdoor furniture, other household

items, collectibles, framed artwork, and holiday items. To

donate items please contact the Warehouse Sale Team at 216-

255-9090 or email warehousesale donation @hospicewr.org

We regret that we are unable to pick up donations from areas

east of Lake County and south of Cuyahoga County but you are

welcome to bring them directly to our headquarters location

after speaking with a member of the Warehouse Sale team.

The Monks of St. Andrew Abbey

invite you to our 2018

Held at the Abbey Church and Benedictine High

School Cafeteria

Tickets to this event are ADVANCE SALES ONLY TICKETS

WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR. TICKETS

$20.00 PER PERSON-ADVANCE SALES ONLY. Please send

a check or money order along with a self addressed envelope

made out to:

Saint Andrew Abbey- Vilija

2900 Martin Luther King Jr., Drive, Cleveland, OH 44104

Your tickets will be mailed out to you.

TICKET ORDERS MUST BE RECEIVED BY FRIDAY,

NOVEMBER 23, 2018. For more information please call: 216.

721.5300 ext. 0 (Monday through Friday 8:00am till 3:30pm)

Entertainment:

Lucina Slovak Folklore Ensemble of Greater Cleveland

Ralph Szubski, Accordion Master

Slovak Pastries * Exhibits * Slovak Items of Interest

CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

$100 WINNER

Jackie Wojtkiewicz