September 23, 2018 Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time Sunday Masses 5:00 PM Saturday 8:00 AM & 10:00 AM Daily Mass 8:00 AM Monday through Saturday Sacrament of Penance Saturdays 8:30 to 9:00 AM 3:30 to 4:30 PM Wednesdays 7:30 to 7:50 AM 5:00 to 5:30 PM At Parish Office by appointment. Eucharistic Adoration Open from 12:00 Noon on Sunday to 3:00 PM on Saturday. (See p. 5) PASTOR: Fr. Troy Przybilla……612-787-1164 [email protected]DEACON: Deacon Stephen Najarian………… ………………..……..612-787-1184 [email protected]SCHOOL PRINCIPAL: Danny Kieffer…..…....612-781-2643 [email protected]Parish Office………..612-781-6529 Parish Fax……….….612-787-1170 School Office……..….612-781-2643 School Fax……..…….612-787-1110 Tom Pomeroy……….612-787-1151 Business Administrator……..[email protected]Jacob Nelson………...612-787-1181 Director of Faith Formation….[email protected]Tom Harrington……..612-787-1189 Stewardship & Development………………………... ……………………………….[email protected]Rachel Houglum…….612-787-1163 Youth & Young Adult…….....[email protected]Gayle Prola………….612-787-1150 Parish Secretary…………..…….[email protected]Samantha Bertrand…..612-787-1180 Communications ……...…...[email protected]Mary Perrin…...……..612-787-1155 Census/Financial Sec...............[email protected]MaryAnne Frank….…612-787-1182 Parish Nurse…………...………[email protected]Diane Vnak….………612-788-5186 Music Director Parish Website: www.stchb.org School Website: www.stchbschool.org Taking a child, he placed it in their midst, and putting his arms around it, he said to them, “Whoever receives one child such as this in my name, receives me; and whoever receives me, receives not me but the One who sent me.” Nicolaes Maes Christ Blessing the Children via Wikimedia Commons
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September 23, 2018 Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sunday Masses 5:00 PM Saturday 8:00 AM & 10:00 AM
Daily Mass 8:00 AM Monday through Saturday
Sacrament of Penance Saturdays 8:30 to 9:00 AM 3:30 to 4:30 PM Wednesdays 7:30 to 7:50 AM 5:00 to 5:30 PM At Parish Office by appointment.
Eucharistic Adoration Open from 12:00 Noon on Sunday to 3:00 PM on Saturday. (See p. 5) PASTOR:
Parish Website: www.stchb.org School Website: www.stchbschool.org
Taking a child, he placed it in their midst, and putting his arms around it, he said to them,
“Whoever receives one child such as this in my name, receives me; and whoever receives me,
receives not me but the One who sent me.”
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CHURCH OF ST. CHARLES BORROMEO ST. ANTHONY, MN
From the Pastor’s Desk
This weekend I will be in Kansas City where I will be invested into the order of the Equestrian Order of the Knights of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem (EOHSJ). This is a long name for a group with a simple mission, to help support Christians and the Christian holy sights in the Holy Land. For nearly 1000 years, the EOHSJ has served the Catholic Church by aiding Christians in the Holy Land as well as those of other faiths. Although they no longer ride horses into battle, they pledge their support to help the few Christians remaining in the Holy Land as well as keeping the holy cites in Christian hands. I first learned of this order when I traveled to the Holy Land and was able to see and hear first hand of the good work that this order is doing and supporting. When I entered the Church of the Holy Sepulchre I was inspired to see Christians from every denomination venerating the holiest places on earth. I was amazed that this one church contains Golgotha, the place where Jesus was crucified, as well as the Holy Sepulcher (Jesus’ tomb). These sights must be preserved for future generations of Christians to visit and venerate. The EOHSJ are instrumental in helping to preserve these and other Christian sights. But, most importantly, their greatest work is to preserve Christian presence. The Order is a source of financial support for the Latin Patriarch (Bishop) who distributes these funds as needed to the Christians under his care in the Holy Land. This mission began during the First Crusade when Godfrey de Bouillon, the leader of the First Crusade, liberated Christians in Jerusalem from Muslim control and returned Holy Sights back to Christians. As part of his reorganization of the newly freed territories, he founded the
Order of Canons of the Holy Sepulchre, which was the beginning of the EOHSJ. When I entered the sacristy in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, hanging on the wall was the sword that Godfrey de Bouillon used to help liberate Jerusalem. It’s encasement in glass is a reminder that the Knights of the Holy Sepulchre are still doing battle to liberate Jerusalem and the Holy Land. However, our battle is not with swords. The EOHSJ use the power of prayer and channel financial resources through the Latin Patriarch (Bishop) to help support Christians and maintain a Christian presence in the Holy Land. While I will not be returning home with a sword and riding on a horse, I will return home with a stronger sense of the importance of helping our Catholic Christian brothers and sisters in the Holy Land. I encourage you to learn more about the Order at http://www.eohsjnorthern.com/introduction.html (There is a great video about the mission). Also, there is a lot of misunderstanding about the crusades. I encourage you to learn the truth about the Crusades on www.formed.org under the title Understanding the Crusades by Dr. Thomas Madden. God bless, Fr. Przybilla
A Baby Shower for Women in Crisis Our Respect Life Baby Shower will be the weekends of October 6/7 and October 14/15.
Look for the Crib/Playpen Drop-Offs in the atrium and other entrances! We will graciously accept unwrapped donations,
which will be dispensed through Abria Pregnancy Resources/North Side Life Care Center. Monetary donations payable to North Side Life Care Center (NSLCC)
may be put in the collection basket in a clearly marked envelope.
North Side Life Care Center Wish List
Snowsuits & Jackets—Infant &
Toddler, especially for boys
Soothies (a type of pacifier)
Sleep Sacks—Newborn to XL
Breastfeeding Pillows & Accessories
Diaper Bags
Infant Teethers, Rattles, and Play Mats
Toddler Toys and Multiracial Dolls
Winter Clothing—Infant & Toddler
Infant Caps & Mittens
Digital & Infant Thermometers
Towels
Washcloths
Receiving Blankets
Booties
Boys & Girls Onesies Sizes 0-12 mos.
Boys & Girls Sleepers, 0-12 mos.
Boy Summer Outfits, 6-9 mos.
Girls Summer Outfits, 12 mos.
All New Clothes up to Size 6T for the
Clothes Closet
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SEPTEMBER 23, 2018 TWENTY-FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Mass Intentions for the week of September 23, 2018 Sunday 23—8 am Ramona Neeb Monday 24—8 am Rose Sularz Tuesday 25—8 am Warren and Katherine Corneilier Wednesday 26—8 am Clarence Ranallo Thursday 27—8 am Robert and Eileen Osterbauer Friday 28—8 am Stella Sularz Saturday 29—8 am Michael Welter and Leo & Sylvia Jensen 5 pm Henry Michurski Sunday 30—8 am Agnes Kam Siu Caravalho
Stewardship
Wedding Banns: Timothy Nguyen and Trisha Nguyen
Wedding Banns: Thomas Fisk and Lise Miller
Dear St. Charles Parishioners, As the weather cools and the leaves begin to turn we settle in for the 2018-19 school year at St. Charles. This year's Marathon is on October 6, the same day as our parish festival. I've enjoyed having parishioners join us in the past and hope to see many of
you out there this year. As a reminder, Marathon Day begins with 8 am Mass, followed by a Rosary on the lawn before hitting the streets. We are offering this Mass and
Rosary for our surrounding community. Please sponsor a Charger for this year's Marathon! Please keep our students and mission in your prayers, you will be in ours, Danny Kieffer
St. Charles Principal
2019 Mass Intentions Book is open! (and there are still open dates in 2018 as well). Call the parish
office to have Mass said for your intentions!
Looking for an easy way to help us reduce costs? The weekly bulletin is an invaluable way to communicate to our parishioners and others interested in learning about the happenings at St. Charles Borromeo. Through the generosity of our
advertisers, we are able to significantly defray the cost of publishing. We currently have a number of open advertising spots. Would you be able to recommend someone to place an advertisement? Please see the back of the bulletin for details.
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CHURCH OF ST. CHARLES BORROMEO ST. ANTHONY, MN
News & Upcoming Events at Our Parish
For the past three years, St. Charles has been partnering with NPH (Nuestros Pequeños Hermanos, “Our Little Brothers and Sisters”), an international organization founded by Fr. Wasson in the early 1950s to provide a family environment for abandoned youth of all ages. Today, more than 3,500 young people are being raised in a Catholic family setting in large group homes throughout Mexico, Central and South America, and the Caribbean. Students from the El Salvador home will be visiting the Twin Cities and staying with St. Charles families this October 6-12. They will be participating in a number of events
designed to familiarize us with their lives in an NPH home and to raise needed funds. In two weeks, the adolescent youth and their chaperones will be participating in the Sunday Masses of October 7, and then putting on a program of singing and dancing in Doran Hall after each Mass. Coffee and donuts will also be served. Envelopes will be in the pews for all Masses to make it easier for our parishioners to generously support these youth in their desire to lead a productive and faithful Catholic life. Please prayerfully consider supporting this important work.
On Sunday, October 7, the feast of Our Lady of the Rosary, St. Charles will be joining the nationwide Rosary Coast-to-Coast, uniting our prayers with millions of other Americans at the exact same time for our nation and our church. Sponsored by the Holy League, it is modeled on the Rosary prayed around Poland, the British Islands and Ireland in recent years. These countries, as well as Canada, Mexico and many others will be uniting with the U.S. on October 7. Please join the St. Charles Rosary Rally at 3PM (designated Central time zone) and invite your friends, family and neighbors. We hope to have a big enough crowd to line the streets around the church and school. St. Charles is one of 13 registered locations in the Archdiocese so far. More information can be found at www.rosarycoasttocoast.com, or email Donna Engelmeyer, [email protected].
The Church of St. Charles Borromeo Knights of Columbus are serving a Pancake Breakfast TODAY from 9 am to 12 pm,
in Doran Hall. Please stop by for a wonderful breakfast of all-you- can-eat
pancakes, sausage, and milk, juice, and coffee. All proceeds from the breakfast will go toward supporting the Knights of Columbus College Loan Program. Thank you Knights of Columbus! Pancake Breakfast TODAY!
Join the Knights next Sunday,
September 30 at 9:30 am for the Rosary!
Mark your calendar - October 7 is the Rosary Coast-to-Coast for America
The St. Charles Online Spirit Wear Shop is open! Now through Tuesday, September 25. Check out the NEW baseball hats and water bottle, as well as t-shirts, sweatshirts, and more items for the entire family – all featuring our Chargers logo. Sample items will be available in the school office for sizing. Ordering instructions and a link to the online store can be found here: http://stchbschool.org/for-parents/related-links/. If you have any questions, contact Kari Domeyer at [email protected] or 612-201-0719.
Funeral Brunch Meeting Thursday, October 25, at 8:45 am in Doran Hall. We are in need of additional volunteers to serve our parish families as they are experiencing the death and funeral of a loved one. This is a truly meaningful apostolate, as we give our personal support to those grieving the death of loved ones. Won’t you please share some of your time? You may be called only six or seven times a year, to work with this much needed and worthy group. We need volunteers for weekday groups. Hoping the newly-retired, men and women, and our younger working parishioners will give us a call. Please call Marilyn at [email protected] or 651-415-1549 with any questions.
Registration for Preschool of Religion is still open! If you are considering registering your child please do so on our website, TODAY, Sunday, September 23 after
the 10 am Mass in the Atrium. Due to some website issues we will be collecting the registration fee by check
this year.
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SEPTEMBER 23, 2018 TWENTY-FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
At St. Charles This Week
Sunday, September 23
KOFC PANCAKE BREAKFAST, Doran Hall, 9 am– 12 pm Preschool of Religion Signup, 9 am– 11 am Youth Group begins in gym, 6:30– 8 pm
Monday, September 24
Tuesday, September 25 Parish Council Meeting , Doran Hall, 7 pm
Thursday, September 27 Library Board Meeting, 8:45 am Men’s Lectio Divina Discussion, Doran Hall, 6:30 am K of C Officers Meeting, Church Chapel, 7 pm Parent Information Night, School, 5:30– 7:15 pm
Friday, September 28 Day School Net Retreat, Grades 5-8, 8:30 am– 2:30 pm, Doran Hall
Saturday, September 29
Blood Pressure Screening, Library, 4– 4:45 pm
Sunday, September 30 Youth Group begins in gym, 6:30– 8 pm K of C Rosary, Church, 9:30 am
Online Calendar: www.stchb.org/calendar
Youth Group
Community
Women’s Council
V.I.P. Club
Help support our parish food shelf this fall. We collect non-perishable food and household items such as paper products, soap, and toiletries on a weekly basis. These items can be dropped off in the atrium coatroom. Donations will be delivered to the following three organizations: the Franciscan Brothers of Peace, the Northeast Food Shelf, and Sharing & Caring Hands. Thank you so much for supporting this worthy ministry! Save the date for the next Women's Council Meeting! On Tuesday, October 9, there will be a Living Rosary in Doran Hall starting at 7 pm, followed by a talk on Fatima by Barb Ernster. Bring your family and be a part of the rosary as a way to celebrate the Month of the Rosary.
V.I.P. Club Monthly Meeting will be held on Tuesday, October 2 at 10 am in Doran Hall. Lunch will be served (or bring your own for dietary reasons). Please be prepared to do exercises with MaryAnne Frank. Reminder: Membership dues are to be paid by the Monthly Meeting on October 2. Dues are $5 for the year. You can pay at the meeting. Look for the table marked, “V.I.P. Dues.” Reminder: Those who have signed up for the DayTrippers theater outing, please have your money (or check payable to St. Charles Borromeo) to the treasurer by the October 2 general meeting. Thanks! V.I.P. board meeting will be held Tuesday, October 16 at 9 am in Doran Hall.
Prayer groups welcome at our St. Paul clinic! Did you know that Abria Pregnancy Resource Center has a Eucharistic Chapel right inside our clinic? Yes, we do! October is Respect Life Month, and Abria
would like to invite you to spend time in our Chapel praying for our mission of putting a choice for life within reach for thousands of Twin Cities women facing unexpected pregnancies and sexual health concerns. Respect Life groups, Knights of Columbus, Faith Formation, individuals, and prayer groups are welcome to come for an hour every Tuesday morning during the month of October. The Chapel is open from 9:00 am—Noon. We have room for 12-15 people per hour. To make your reservation, please contact Barbara Stalsberg, Abria Outreach Volunteer, at [email protected] or call 612-716-8013.
Feast of the Archangels
this Saturday!
Youth Group News. All high school students are invited to come on out for Youth Group this Sunday. Beginning on the school steps, the evening will go from 6-8:30 pm and include dinner. Parents and students, want to get updates on Youth Group?? Head to www.stchb.org/youthgroup to sign up for our Flocknote notifications and to check out our calendar.
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CHURCH OF ST. CHARLES BORROMEO ST. ANTHONY, MN
Weekly Content Suggestions from FORMED.org
visit stchb.formed.org Sunday, September 23 St. Padre Pio Study: Symbolon: Living the Faith, Session 4: Penance and Anointing of the Sick Study: YDisciple: Hot Topics, Session 5: This Present Darkness (Spiritual Warfare) Watch: Padre Pio: Miracle Man Watch: Padre Pio: Between Heaven and Earth Listen: 15 Things to Do in the Midst of Suffering Listen: All Things are Possible for God Listen: Holiness Is Always in Season St. Adamnan Read: Twenty Tales of Irish Saints Tuesday, September 25 St. Finbarr Read: Twenty Tales of Irish Saints Wednesday, September 26 Bl. Pope Paul VI Study: Lectio: Peter, Session 5: Peter and the Keys Study: Symbolon: Living the Faith, Session 8: A Love that Lasts Watch: Paul VI: The Pope in the Tempest Watch: Paul VI: The Misunderstood Pope Listen: Answering Common Objections: The Pope Listen: Vatican II, Mercy, and You St. Colman-Elo Read: Twenty Tales of Irish Saints Thursday September 27 St. Vincent De Paul Read: The Book of Saints and Heroes Read: The Young People’s Book of Saints Friday, September 28 St. Wensenslaus Read: The Young People’s Book of Saints Saturday, September 29 Sts. Michael, Gabriel, & Raphael, Archangels Study: YDisciple: Hot Topics, Session 4: The Dark Angels Study: YDisciple: Hot Topics, Session 5: This Present Darkness (Spiritual Warfare) Watch: Defeating the Devil Watch: Power and Dominions Watch: Cat. Chat Season 1, Episode 4: Building the Kingdom Watch: Angels Read: Angels (and Demons): What Do we Know About Them? Listen: Former Satanist Becomes Catholic Listen: Winning the Culture War Listen: Defeating Satan’s Deadly Weapon Against Men Listen: Seven Deadly Sins, Seven Lively Virtues Listen: Reaching the Heart of Man
You can now download the FREE FORMED app and access all the wonderful
content FORMED has to offer on the go!
Will You Pray for a Priest Each Day? Sunday 23—Rev. Anthony Judge, CSsR Monday 24—Rev. Mark Juettner Tuesday 25—Rev. Richard Kaley, Conv. Wednesday 26—Rev. George Kallum-Kalkudy, CMI Thursday 27—Rev. Michael Kaluza Friday 28—Rev. Paul Kammen Saturday 29—Rev. Randal Kasel Sunday 30—Abp. Bernard Hebda
Perpetual Adoration—Adorers Needed! Please check the table below and contact Tom or Bonnie Brever at [email protected] or 612-789-6318 if you are able to spend an hour with Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament. Thank you to all of our faithful adorers. If you are not able to commit to a regular weekly hour, all are
welcome to stop by for whatever amount of time you are available—from 5 minutes to 50!
2 2 adorers needed
1 Only 1 scheduled adorer, 1 needed
Two or more adorers already scheduled
No adoration at this time
Opportunities to Pray & Serve
Sun. Mon. Tue. Wed. Thur. Fri. Sat. 12am 1 1 1
1am 1 2 1
2am 2 1 1 1 1
3am 1 1 1 1 1 1
4am 2 1 1
5am 1 1 1
6am 1
7am 1
8am 1 1 1 1
9am 1
10am 1 1
11am 1 1 1 1
12pm 1 1 1 1
1pm 1 1 1
2pm 1 1 1 2 1
3pm 1
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5pm 1
6pm 1 1 1
7pm 1 2
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A thousand years of enjoying human glory is not worth even an hour spent sweetly
communing with Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament. ~St. Padre Pio
