St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Parish 440 Kendall Street, Burlington, WI | 262.763.2260 | October 15, 2017 Very Rev. Jim Volkert, Pastor / Rev. Carlos Zapata, Associate Pastor This weekend, the Combined Collections: Church in Mission appeal offers us a wonderful opportunity to help people in need through five important efforts. Please give prayerful consideration to supporting these causes: • The Catholic Relief Services Collection - benefitting Catholic Relief Services, the Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc., Migration and Refugee Services, the Holy Father’s Relief Fund, and the USCCB’s Department for Justice, Peace and Human Development. • Catholic Home Missions Appeal - Supporting missions in Appalachia and the Deep South, the Southwest, the mountain west, and dioceses of the Caribbean & Pacific. • Collection for the Works of the Holy Father: Peter’s Pence - Assisting Pope Francis in maintain- ing the administration of 700 million Catholics and special needs in Third World Countries. • World Mission Sunday (Propagation of the Faith) - supporting and sending missionaries and seek- ing world peace with justice. • The Church in Central and Eastern Europe - funds the restoration and renewal of the Church in Europe. After praying and reflecting on these vital Catholic efforts, please give generously.
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St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Parish 440 Kendall Street, Burlington, WI | 262.763.2260 | October 15, 2017
Very Rev. Jim Volkert, Pastor / Rev. Carlos Zapata, Associate Pastor
This weekend, the Combined Collections: Church in Mission appeal offers us a wonderful
opportunity to help people in need through five important efforts.
Please give prayerful consideration to supporting these causes:
• The Catholic Relief Services Collection - benefitting Catholic Relief Services, the Catholic Legal
Immigration Network, Inc., Migration and Refugee Services, the Holy Father’s Relief Fund, and the
USCCB’s Department for Justice, Peace and Human Development.
• Catholic Home Missions Appeal - Supporting missions in Appalachia and the Deep South, the
Southwest, the mountain west, and dioceses of the Caribbean & Pacific.
• Collection for the Works of the Holy Father: Peter’s Pence - Assisting Pope Francis in maintain-
ing the administration of 700 million Catholics and special needs in Third World Countries.
• World Mission Sunday (Propagation of the Faith) - supporting and sending missionaries and seek-
ing world peace with justice.
• The Church in Central and Eastern Europe - funds the restoration and renewal of the Church in
Europe.
After praying and reflecting on these vital Catholic efforts, please give generously.
Mass Schedule
Weekend: Saturday, 5:15 pm, Sunday 8:00 & 10:00 &
12:00 Noon (Spanish)
Weekday: Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 8:30
Sacramental Life
Reconciliation: 1st & 3rd Saturdays 4:30—5pm
Anointing of the Sick: 4th Saturday of month after
Mass.
Baptisms: Arrangements must be made in advance al-
lowing time for an instruction prior to baptism.
Weddings: Consult the Parish Office 6 months prior to
wedding.
Couples seeking marriage must attend Enrichment Pro-
gram. Information for the bulletin is due by 10 AM on
Ushers: David Heiligenthal, Herm Christiansen, Caleb
Hewitt, Neal Miller
Parish Office…………...…………..…...........262-763-2260 Emergency After Hours Phone #..................262-210-9588 440 Kendall Street · Burlington, WI 53105
Catholic Central High School Principal: Bonnie Scholz....……………..……...262-763-1510
Directory
Holy Duster Schedule
Thursday, October 19th—Carol Fettes, Kathy Behrens,
Jenny Nice, Jackie Heiligenthal
Tri-Parish Pastoral Council Members………………… Pam Aldrich (716-6324), Brian Daniel—Chairperson (763-
7317), Mark Ehlen (763-8194), Geri Henningfield (758-9388),
Mary Ann Johnson (262-812-7547), Marilyn Putz—Secretary
(763-9075), Jacki Scholze (763-4611), Randy Tritz (312-310-
4306), George Whitehead —Vice Chairperson (414-870-1980)
Please Call Us
If you or a loved one require hospitalization, are shut-in
or homebound and would like Communion, please call
the parish office at 763-2260 or Jacki Scholze at 763-
4611.
Eucharistic Minister/Lector Meeting—10/18/17
There will be a meeting for Eucharistic Ministers
and Lectors on Wednesday, 10/18 at 6:30pm in
Andre Hall. Please plan on attending as
Fr. Carlos will be speaking to us.
LIVE THE LITURGY - INSPIRATION FOR THE WEEK Pope Francis constantly reminds us of the wideness of God's
mercy and its unconditional character. God is always patiently
loving his children and opening the doors to his heart. We
must, however, freely choose to accept God's invitation and
join in the feast of his love. We desire many things and we
have restless hearts. We often attempt to quench our desire with
things that are short-lived and shallow. All of us long to be sat-
isfied and at peace. How do we announce to the world, in ways
that are convincing and without judgment, that it is really God
whom we seek?
We have lost more Eucharistic Ministers…..
St. Charles is in desperate need of additional Eucha-ristic Ministers and Lectors! Please consider joining
this most rewarding ministry. Training is provided. Please call Pat Lawrence at 763-2260 x200.
Those interested in staying up to date with the activities of our Catholic School Unification can find all of the current information on the schools' websites. You will find the link
to (St. Charles or St. Mary) website at www.mystcharles.org or www.stmb.org under the “About Us” tab (Burlington Catholic Schools Information Site) or on the St. Charles School Facebook page or St. Mary School
Facebook page.
“True Reformers”
Please join us for a six week study on the Saints who spear-headed the Church's rebirth after the turbulence and confu-sion caused by the Protestant Reformation. We will explore the lives of Saints Ignatius of Loyola, Thomas More, Francis de Sales, Philip Neri, Charles Borromeo, and Teresa of Avila. Meetings will take place Wednesdays beginning Oc-tober 11th and continue through November 15th. in the St. Sebastian room at 7:00 pm at St. Mary Parish. An optional study guide is able to be purchased for $15.95 at www.augustineinstitute.org For more information please c o n t a c t P a u l D u j a r d i n a t 4 1 4 - 9 4 0 -2356 or [email protected] Hope to see you there
Wedding Banns
III. Desiree Remer/Grant Seitz
Cold Hands Warm Heart
We will have a second collection at all masses on 10/21 and 10/22 for Cold Hands Warm Heart (CHWH). This is a service project for our high school youth group. The students will be sleeping outside in cardboard boxes in the St. Charles parking lot on October 28th to raise funds and awareness for the homeless. Their goal is to raise $20,000 for the Transitional Living Center (TLC), our local homeless shelter for women, children and families. If you would like to make a tax deductible do-nation to this event, please make checks payable to TLC. They can be mailed to St. Charles Borromeo, c/o Kathy Martin at 440 Kendall St, Burlington, WI 53105. For more information please contact Jennifer Grandi at 492-0100. Thank you for your support!
RCIA
Do you know someone who is considering joining the Catholic
Church or just interested in finding out more? Are you an adult
Catholic who has never been confirmed or just want to learn
more about your faith? RCIA, the Rite of Christian Initiation of
Adults could be the program for you or for someone you
know! Contact Jim Sember at [email protected] or 763-0001 with any questions.
Tri-Parish Evening of Reflection
Tri Parish Evening of Reflection November 8th— 5:00 PM at St. Mary Parish. All Lectors, Eucharistic Min-isters, Musicians and choir members, Ushers, Greeters, Ministers to the Sick and Home Bound, Religious Edu-cation and Art and Environment Committees are invited to attend. Prayer is followed by inspiring words by Fr. Carlos, Deacon Nickolai and Sister Rose. A pot luck dinner and social will follow.
Helping Hands Meeting 10/24
There will be a Helping Hands meeting on Tuesday, October 24th at 4:30 in the Parish Meeting Center. We are always looking for new members...Please join us!!
Register Now for the 2017 Women of Christ Conference
The 9th annual WOMEN OF CHRIST® CONFERENCE will be held November 4th
2017 at Washington County Fair Park, West Bend. “Consider It All Joy” is the theme. This gentle exhorta-tion, taken from the Letter of St. James, offers great encour-agement to persevere in our confused, chaotic culture and authentically witness to the joy of being a Catholic woman. Four terrific speakers, Jeff Cavins, Fr. Larry Richards, Leah Darrow and Donna Marie Cooper O’Boyle will inspire. Con-fession and Adoration are available all day, concluding with Mass celebrated by Archbishop Jerome Listecki. A supersize vendor market is available for shopping. Lunch included. Ticket prices for groups (5+) and online discounts apply.
For more information or questions call Jackie Heiligenthal, 262-661-4272.
Readings for the week of October 15 Monday: Rom 1:1-7/Ps 98:1-4/Lk 11:29-32
Tuesday: Rom 1:16-25/Ps 19:2-5/Lk 11:37-41
Wednesday: 2 Tm 4:10-17b/Ps 145:10-13, 17-18/Lk
10:1-9
Thursday: Rom 3:21-30/Ps 130:1b-6ab/Lk 11:47-54
Friday: Rom 4:1-8/Ps 32:1b-2, 5, 11/Lk 12:1-7
Saturday: Rom 4:13, 16-18/Ps 105:6-9, 42-43/Lk 12:8
-12
Next Sunday: Is 45:1, 4-6/Ps 96:1, 3-5, 7-10/1 Thes
1:1-5b/Mt 22:15-21
40 DAYS FOR LIFE
From now to November 5, our community will take part in 40 Days for Life… a groundbreaking, coordinated, interna-tional mobilization. We pray that, with God’s help, this will mark the beginning of the end of abortion in our state and beyond. St. Mary and St. Charles will coordinate trips. The days/times are as follows: Mondays Oct. 15, 23 and 30 we will leave after mass from the parking lot, drive to Milwau-kee abortion center, pray the rosary, Divine Mercy Chaplet. After one hour we will return to Burlington which means home before noon. Then on Fridays we will leave from St. Mary’s parking lot after mass on Oct. 20, 27 and be home by noon. There are 3 Saturdays too and we will leave St. Charles parking lot at 8 a.m. and be back before noon. Call Ruth Neu for times/days, 262 733-9952
St. Charles Knights of Columbus
Council #1578 Upcoming Events!
* October 14th & 15th, after all Masses—
Life Savers for Life—Collection for Rite to Life.
* November 11th & 12th—Thanksgiving Food Drive for Love Inc.
* Sunday, December 10th—8:00 Mass— “Knights of Columbus Sunday” (Memorial Mass for the deceased members of our Council) Corporate Communion for All Members.
WE WOULD LOVE TO SEE YOU
AT THIS FALL FESTIVAL MEETING!! There will be a meeting of the Fall Festival committee on Thursday, November 2nd at 5:00 in the parish office meet-ing room. All are welcome to attend and give input as to how to make our festival better for 2018. Our goal is to find a way to in-spire parish members and school families to take the time to volunteer a few hours or more throughout the weekend. The 2017 festival was amazing; however, there were many areas needing improvement. That improvement will only be achieved if our committee is to grow larger and younger. We all work very hard in our day-to-day lives and still find the time to volunteer. We hope many more will feel this way and join our fun com-mittee. Thanks to all for all of your help and we look for-ward to many more years!
Christmas Wreath Fundraiser
Please help support Boy Scout Troop 334 with their annual Wreath fundraiser which goes October 14th - 29th. This fundraiser helps to offset some of the costs for the Scouts to attend summer camp. Order forms will be available in the bulletin and after Masses by the Scouts. Scouts will also be collecting completed order forms after Masses. Any questions please contact Ann or Jon Muellenbach at 262-661-4695 or [email protected]
FALL CLEANUP Fall cleanup is underway at the St. Charles
solar lights etc.) by Oct. 30. Any decorations left
on that day will interfere particularly with leave
disposal and will be discarded. Cleanup will be
completed by Nov. 15.
Catholic Central High School will be holding its 33rd Annual Topper Dinner and Auction on Saturday,
December 2nd at the Veterans Terrace in Burlington. Also, for $100 per ticket or 3 for $200, you could win a 2017 Chevrolet Spark from Lynch Chevrolet Buick GMC or $15,000 cash!! Other prizes include: 2nd place-$750, 3rd
place-$500 and 4th place-$200. Purchase tickets at: Catholic Central High School's main office, Reineman's True Value in Burlington, St. Mary Immaculate Conception
parish rectory, or Lynch GMC Superstore in Burlington. Drawing will be held at 10 pm at the Veterans
Terrace on December 2nd. Only 600 tickets will be sold!! Please contact Georgean Selburg, if you have questions, at 262-763-1518 or [email protected].
Attention Young Adults!
On November 11, Encounter Steubenville Young Adult Conference takes place in Milwaukee. Gather with others age 20 to 30 to hear dynamic speakers who will draw you closer to Jesus. Go to encountermilwaukee.com for more details and to register.
"Life Choices”
"Life Choices”, a division of Care Net. is located at 340 N. Pine Street, second floor, Burlington and is dedicated to helping women and girls with unplanned pregnancies. At this time we need volunteers to help sort donations, help with paperwork and other jobs to keep our program going. If you are willing to donate a few hours, please contact director Renee Meinholz at [email protected] or mrobers at stmb.org."
M I N I S T E R I O H I S P A N O DOMINGO 28 DEL TIEMPO ORDINARIO LOS PEQUEÑOS DETALLES Los detalles decoran, iluminan y hacen grande cualquier obra. Si eso es en lo material,
¿Que significarán en la vida de los demás?
El alumno, según él, había terminado el cuadro. Llamó a su maestro para que lo evaluara. Se acercó el maestro y observó la
obra con detenimiento y concentración durante un rato. Entonces, le pidió al alumno la paleta y los pinceles. Con gran de-
streza dio unos cuantos trazos aquí y allá. Cuando el maestro le regresó las pinturas al alumno el cuadro había cambiado no-
tablemente. El alumno quedó asombrado; ante sus propios ojos la obra había pasado de mediocre a sublime. Casi con rever-
encia le dijo al maestro:
- ¿Cómo es posible que con unos cuantos toques, simples detalles, haya cambiado tanto el cuadro?
- Es que en esos pequeños detalles está el arte. Contestó el maestro.
Si lo vemos despacio, nos daremos cuenta que todo en la vida son detalles. Los grandes acontecimientos nos deslumbran
tanto que a veces nos impiden ver esos pequeños milagros que nos rodean cada día. Un ave que canta, una flor que se abre,
el beso de un hijo en nuestra mejilla, son ejemplos de pequeños detalles que al sumarse pueden hacer diferente nuestra exis-
tencia.
Todas las relaciones -familia, matrimonio, noviazgo o amistad- se basan en detalles. Nadie espera que remontes el Océano
Atlántico por él, aunque probablemente sí que le hables el día de su cumpleaños. Nadie te pedirá que escales el Monte Ever-
est para probar tu amistad, pero sí que lo visites durante unos minutos cuando sabes que está enfermo.
Hay quienes se pasan el tiempo esperando una oportunidad para demostrar de forma heroica su amor por alguien. Lo triste es
que mientras esperan esa gran ocasión dejan pasar muchas otras, modestas pero significativas. Se puede pasar la vida sin que
la otra persona necesitara jamás que le donaras un riñón, aunque se quedó esperando que le devolvieras la llamada.
Se piensa a veces que la felicidad es como sacarse la lotería, un suceso majestuoso que de la noche a la mañana cambiará
una vida miserable por una llena de dicha. Esto es falso, en verdad la felicidad se finca en pequeñeces, en detalles que sazo-
nan día a día nuestra existencia.
Nos dejamos engañar con demasiada facilidad por la aparente simpleza. NO desestimes jamás el poder de las cosas pe-
queñas: una flor, una carta, una palmada en el hombro, una palabra de aliento o unas cuantas líneas en una tarjeta. Todas
estas pueden parecer poca cosa, pero no pienses que son insignificantes.
En los momentos de mayor dicha o de mayor dolor se convierten en el cemento que une los ladrillos de esa construcción que
llamamos relación. La flor se marchitará, las palabras quizá se las llevará el viento, pero el recuerdo de ambas permanecerá
durante mucho tiempo en la mente y el corazón de quien las recibió.
¿Qué esperas entonces? Escribe esa carta, haz esa visita, levanta el teléfono. Hazlo ahora, mientras la oportunidad aún es
tuya. NO lo dejes para después por parecerte poca cosa. En las relaciones no hay cosas pequeñas, únicamente existen las que
se hicieron y las que se quedaron en buenas intenciones…
***
Mis queridos amigos, esta semana los invito a reflexionar sobre los pequeños detalles que enriquecen nuestra vida. De
acuerdo al evangelio de este domingo el detalle que le faltó al hombre que el rey descubrió al final, fue que no tenía traje
adecuado para la fiesta. Algo simple pero importante para el rey y para los invitados. De acuerdo al lugar y a la celebración
debe ser el vestido.
En nuestras vidas tenemos que estar pendientes de los pequeños detalles, en especial en cuento a nuestra relación con Dios.
El nos da todo y nos olvidamos del detalle de ser agradecidos. Que en esta semana podamos reflexionar y tratar de ser
agradecidos con Dios por tantos detalles que El tiene a diario para con nosotros.
Cada Eucaristía es una fiesta, en la cual, debemos tener el vestido adecuado. No tanto el vestido exterior que nos cubre y nos
ayuda con nuestra identidad y personalidad, sino el vestido interior. Es estar con el traje adecuado para la celebración, el en-
cuentro con Jesucristo. Nuestro vestido debe ser las buenas obras, el corazón limpio y nuestra mente tranquila. Estar prepara-
dos para ese encuentro. Si Dios nos encuentra con el traje no adecuado, nos echará fuera de la fiesta y será grande nuestro
arrepentimiento. Muchos son los llamados y invitados, pero son pocos los escogidos y listos con el traje adecuado.
Pensemos en nuestros trajes internos, y no dejemos que el vestido exterior nos oculte el pecado y la suciedad de nuestros
trajes interiores. Dios ve corazones e intenciones, nosotros no podemos engañarlo.
Preparemos y vistámonos como es debido para esta celebración Eucarística.
Tu amigo,
Fr. Carlos
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