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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.

Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time • August 18, 2019

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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Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 18, 2019

SUNDAY, AUGUST 18 Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time Jeremiah 38:4-6, 8-10; Hebrews 12:1-4; Luke 12:49-53 12:00 PM Mothers' & Fathers' Confraternity Masses: 8:00am, 10:00am, 12:00 Noon, 5:30pm

MONDAY, AUGUST 19 Judges 2:11-19; Matthew 19:16-22

7:00 AM † Living & Dec'd of Hines & Skonier Families7:00 PM † Corinne Sindo

TUESDAY, AUGUST 20 St. Bernard Judges :11-24a; Matthew 19:23-30

7:00 AM † Carl Handlovics8:30 AM † John Izzo7:00 PM † Frank Frastaci

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21 St. Pius X Judges 9:6-15; Matthew 20:1-16

7:00 AM † Jeanette Abdelnour7:00 PM † Dec'd of Barabas-Litzinger Family

THURSDAY, AUGUST 22 The Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary Judges 11:29-39a; Matthew 22:1-14

7:00 AM † William Friend8:30 AM † Richard Neff, Sr7:00 PM † Mary & Paul Gadosik & Dec’d Family

FRIDAY, AUGUST 23 Ruth 1:1, 3-6, 14b-16, 22; Matthew 22:34-40

7:00 AM † Ted Plechaty8:30 AM † Jane Latsko7:00 PM † Elmer & Helen White

SATURDAY, AUGUST 24 St. Bartholomew Revelation 21:9b-14; John 1:45-51

8:00 AM Gerry Nunamaker & Dec’d of Nunamaker Family

VIGIL MASS: 4:00 PM

SUNDAY, AUGUST 25Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time Isaiah 66:18-21; Hebrews 12:5-7 11-13; Luke 13:22-30

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

This Week’s LiturgyThis Week’s LiturgyEntrance Chant #309—All People That on Earth Do Dwell

Communion Chant With the Lord there is mercy

and fullness of redemption, fullness of redemption.

Readings may be found beginning on page 204 in the

Breaking Bread Hymnal.

Presentation and Preparation of the Gifts

#600—I Want to Walk as a Child of the Light

Psalm 40

Lord, come to my aid!

Thank you!!

Offertory Collection $14,745.77

ACH / Online / Credit Card 2,993.75

Total $17,739.52

SUNDAY COLLECTION

August 11, 2019

BAPTISMS

Congratulations and God's Blessings to Andrea & Joseph Mikolajczyk on the Baptism of their son, Adam Joseph.

LIFE IS CHANGED, NOT ENDED Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord

Anna Marie Blankenship

WEDDING BANNS I Christina Sparks & Philip Woznicki I Ashley Kirner & Gregory Filippo

Merici Chapel… Life is going along smoothly, then something happens — a job loss, an accident, sickness, an emotional upset — we run to Jesus or His Blessed Mother. “Help me Lord!!” Why wait until we need a push to go to Jesus. We need Him all the time — peaceful & upsetting times. He’s waiting for you in Merici Chapel. Go have a talk with Jesus at least a few minutes once a week. It will make the rough times in life much smoother.

St. Charles Borromeo Church August 18, 2019

It was ninety-five years ago, September 1924 to be exact, that St Charles Borromeo School welcomed its first students. “St Charles School” consisted of two frame classrooms tacked onto the back of the original frame church; the church and attached classrooms sat

where the Corrigan Gym is today. The rooms were heated with potbelly stoves; plumbing facilities were outhouses.

Parma was growing quickly in the prosperous 1920’s. By the next year, the church itself was being used as a classroom. The Ursuline Sisters were in charge from the beginning. The Sisters came each day from their Motherhouse, then at East 55th and Scovill Avenue. The pastor or the maintenance man would drive over early in the day to pick up the Sisters and then drive them back at the end of the school day. Sister Charlotte came here in 1924 as a young novice; years later, she still remembered waiting for her ride while watching a cow graze on the south side of Charles Avenue! A serious car accident, involv-ing the Sisters on their way to St Charles, was the motivation for then-Bishop Joseph Schrembs to allow the Sisters to live in “local convents” close to the schools where they taught. Over the years, several different houses on Wilber Avenue were rented for the Sisters’ use. By 1940, a frame house on Ridge Road (where the Marian Garden is today) was purchased as a convent. As the number of nuns increased, additional rooms were added to the back of the house; the Sisters referred to their St Charles home as “The Ark.”

When the original parish property was purchased in 1923, the parish had to guarantee that permanent masonry buildings would be built by 1950. As the school population neared 250 students, eight classrooms, with indoor plumbing and central heating, were built and in use by 1927. The building was of brick but the interior partitions were of canvas. For parish social events, the desks were moved aside, the canvas curtains were raised, and the first floor doubled as a parish hall. Those eight classrooms are the north part of today’s Old Building (Junior High).

The Great Depression stifled parish growth; the pastor later wrote “some days we barely made it.”

After World War Two, Parma became a beehive of building and activity. In 1949, the frame church was moved to the corner of Ridge and Charles. The gym and eight more classrooms were built on the church’s original site. During the early 1950’s the school population increased by hundreds of children each year. Wooden, barrack-like buildings were rented, double session classes were held (one group of students in the morning, another group in the afternoon.) Even the founding of new Parma Catholic schools (St Bridget, St Anthony, and St Columbkille) did little to lessen the pressure. In 1958, the New School, with twenty-seven additional classrooms, provided welcome relief.Enrollment peaked in 1964 at 2,800 students.

A new convent was built in 1964 to house the twenty-four Sisters then teaching here; that is today’s Parish Activity Center. In the last ninety-five years, we have graduated more than 14,000 students. We will begin the school year with the Mass of the Holy Spirit, as we have done each year since 1924. We still strive to live out, as best we can, Jesus’s final words to us: “go out and teach!”

St Charles Borromeo! Pray for us! St Angela Merici! Pray for us!

R.C.I.A.The process whereby an individual is transformed by the Holy Trinity into Christ's body, the Church,

and therefore, is Catholic. If you or someone you know is not Catholic but would like to fully accept Christ’s invitation to “live in my love,” please contact Fr. Louis Thomas here at the parish or email him at fr.louis.thomas@stcharlesonline.org. RCIA begins, September 9th, and will continue on Mondays concluding on Pentecost. https://stcharlesonline.org/rcia-1

CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF THE WORDIt is almost time!! I’m sure many of our young children are as

anxious for CLW to return, just as our teachers are. Children’s Liturgy returns on Sunday, September 8th at the 10:00am Mass. This program is for pre-school age children as well as those that have not received Holy Communion yet, essentially grades PreK-2.

PCRF

(Parish Catholic Religious Formation)

ATTENTION

EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS,

LECTORS, & ALTAR SERVERS Copies of the new Liturgical Ministry Schedule are available in

the Church Sacristy, Parish Office, and online at rotundasoftware.com/ministry/CharlesBorromeo

Daily Evangelization

Pray that all Christians

who have strayed from the Church

will some day return

Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 18, 2019

Are you ready to transform your life and renew your mind and heart in Christ? Connect with other men & women of faith. Join us as we study First and Second Corinthians.

Bible Study on First and Second Corinthians

for Men & Women of all ages

Every Wednesday morning, 9:00-11:15am, from September 25, 2019 to March 11, 2020

John Paul II Room, 2nd Floor, Parish Activity Center

Marivic P. Myer

$20: includes study workbook, bible work-sheets, refreshments for Orientation, Christmas Party & End-of-Year Party

Call or stop in the Parish Office to register,

as this will help us when placing our order for supplies.

Detailed brochures and registration forms available in the Parish Office and Church Turnstiles

Welcoming

All Women All Ages

on their Faith Journey

Scheduled Tuesdays

7:00—8:30pm

September - May

St. Charles

Borromeo Parish

Parish Activity Center

JP II—2nd Floor

5891 Ridge Rd

Parma

Join us as we learn and share ways of understanding and appreciating Mary's unique role in God's plan; her desire to bring us closer to her son, Jesus; and her importance in

our lives today. This DVD/Workbook Study includes on-line access to the videos.

Video Intro, Handouts BVM #1 Leaders Q&A

GUIDE BOOK & DIRECTORY

ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITY We will begin updating our annual Guide Book & Directory for the church. This book will contain everything pertinent to our church: the various ministries, organizations, committees, activities, functions and events plus a complete directory of all members. This book is being provided and direct-mailed to each family at no cost to our church, and it is again being subsidized by local businesses that advertise. If you own or

manage a business and would like to find out about advertising in our book, please call the Parish Office (440)884-3030.

Recent survey results by Guide Book Publishing show that 92.1% of families would rather patronize a Guide Book & Directory advertiser over a non-advertiser. It “will pay” to advertise in our new Guide Book & Directory.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY! The Brookside Hunger Center is seeking volunteers at its new Brookside Family Center located at 3764 Pearl Rd. (near West 25th). Volunteers are needed on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Brookside Family Center provides emergency food and clothing assistance to members of the community. If you are interested in volunteering or would like additional information on the Center, please contact Gladys at 216-749-4295.

St. Charles Borromeo Church August 18, 2019

BIRTHRIGHT VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Birthright needs you! Bir thr ight is a pregnancy suppor t

service that helps pregnant women throughout their pregnancy and after their baby is born. The Parma office, located at 5851 Pearl Rd in Parma Heights is in need of volunteers. Volunteers will answer phones, make referrals to community

agencies and distribute maternity clothing, baby clothing and diapers to women in need. No experience is necessary and training will be provided. For more information, please call our Parma office at 216-661-6400. God bless you!

An International Pregnancy Service

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

Brother Knights, our Social Meeting will be on Tuesday, August 20th. Rosary at 6:45 pm, followed by the social meeting at 7:00 pm in the Borromeo Room.

If you are a male, eighteen years of age or older, and a practicing Catholic in union with the Holy See, contact

Tom Armstrong at (405)-651-6655(thomasralpharmstrong@hotmail.com)

for more information on joining the Knights of Columbus Council at St. Charles.

Please pray the Rosary.

BONUS RECYCLING WEEK Help St. Charles PTU earn cash by recycling all your paper and cardboard September 15-19. Accepted items include: cereal boxes, magazines, hard bound books, office/school paper, empty paper towel tubes and flattened cardboard. Place all items in the green recycling bins in the little

Wilber Ave. parking lot or Unity Catholic Credit Union parking lot.

CLOTHING DONATION

DRIVE FUNDRAISER Saturday, September 14th

9:00am—12:00pm Large Wilber Avenue Parking Lot

(Rain or Shine)

St. Charles PTU wants your gently used clothing, so go through those closets and purge. Simply stop by the parking lot and volunteers will help you unload your car. Accepted items: kids/adult clothes, shoes, belts, bedding, curtains, hats, and purses.

PAINT NIGHT FUNDRAISER Friday, September 27th

6:40pm—9:00pm | Lower Parish Hall

Join us as we recreate your very own masterpiece to paint it forward for St Charles PTU. An artist will guide you in this two hour class step by step-NO artistic ability is needed! This event is for those 21 years and older. Bring your own drink of choice, cup, and sense of humor. Registration and online fee is required prior to the event. Go to —

www.wineanddesign.com

ST CHARLES PTU NEWS

Please contact Diane for more information or if you have any questions about the above events at (216) 559-1526.

FOOTBALL SWEEPSTAKES It is time for The State of Ohio Knights of Columbus Football Sweepstakes Fundraiser. Each week each player has four teams with a new set of teams each week. A total of $2,500.00 in prizes are

awarded weekly to the ticket holders with the four teams that score the most - or the least - number of points in that given week of games. The scores from the previous week's games will be used for teams that are not scheduled to play on any given week. It makes no difference whether teams win or lose. Total prizes will be $25,000. Tickets are available for a donation of $20.00 dollars each (one ticket is good for ten weeks) at Parish Office or see a Knight for more information.

Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 18, 2019

CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

$100 WINNER

Virginia Steigerwald

* GIFT CARDS NOW AVAILABLE *

Aldi $25 BJ’s Restaurant $25

Chick-fil-A $10 Costco Wholesale $25

Firehouse Subs $15 Five Guys $25

Menard’s $25

CONTINUING EDUCATION REGARDING MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH

Attempting to pick up the pieces of one’s life after the tragedy of divorce is an area that can impact a person’s relationship with God and the Church. One of the significant issues that a person faces is their place in the Church. Does the Church still care about me even though I am divorced? Am I allowed to go to Mass? Can I receive communion? How can the Church help me heal? If I decide to marry again, what do I have to do?

The Tribunal of the Diocese of Cleveland offers its First Step Program to help individuals deal with these questions in order to renew and/or strengthen their relationship with God and the Church. This program is offered to help everyone, especially those who have experienced divorce, learn more about Catholic teaching regarding marriage, divorce, and remarriage. Representatives from the Ministry to the Divorced Office of the Department for Marriage and Family Ministry will also be present to explain the resources they offer to the divorced.

Everyone is welcome to:

Deepen knowledge of the Church’s teaching on marriage…

Learn about the Church’s ministry to the divorced/separated in the Diocese…

Hear about the annulment process and how to submit a case…

Discover a path to healing after divorce in order to strengthen and/or renew a relationship with God and the Church

In any endeavor, taking the “first step” is always the most difficult. The First Step Program helps individuals to navigate the path of healing and closure.

The First Step Program will be held on:

Tuesday, 17 September 2019, at St. Ambrose Parish, Brunswick, at 7:00 pm

Note that the Diocese of Cleveland no longer requires any fees for this process.

For more information check our website: www.dioceseofcleveland.org/tribunal/first step

2019 FIRST STEP PROGRAM

LISTENING SESSIONS

AND PARISH NETWORKING Hosted by the Catholic Commission of Cuyahoga County

The Catholic Commission of Cuyahoga County is being renewed and we need your help. We invite all Catholics to attend listening sessions to learn more of what social justice concerns your community faces and how it’s addressing these issues. The Commission wants to hear what is important to you and share concepts and ideas that will assist in planning for the future. A light dinner will be served.

All are welcome to attend any or all of the three scheduled sessions.

Monday, August 19, 2019—6-9pm Communion of Saints Parish Walsh Hall, 2175 Coventry Road, Cleveland, 44118

Wednesday, August 21, 2019—6-9pm St Christopher Parish, 20141 Detroit Rd, Rocky River, 44116

Tuesday, August 27, 2019—6-9pm St Basil Parish, 8700 Brecksville Rd, Brecksville, 44141

RSVP to Diane Zbasnik at dzbasnik@ccdocle.org or register via Eventbrite at https://

cccclisteningsessions.eventbrite.com

PILGRIMAGE TO POLAND Walk in the Footsteps of Saints

John Paul II, Faustina

& Maximilian Kolbe

September 17—26, 2020

Join Fr. Ryan Mann & Fr. Daniel Schlegel — good food, great culture and prayer are part of this custom pilgrimage. For more details and registration go to www.magitravelinc.com

Made for Greatness

From Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI – Encyclical Spe Salvi (Saved in Hope)

2019-2020 School Year

Saint Charles Borromeo Parish School

Bring school supplies to the classroom on curriculum night

Be ready to learn on August 21

Grades 7 & 8 – meeting in gym at 6:00pm followed by classroom visits until 7:30pm.

Students will get their locker assignments and combination locks on this night

Grades 5 & 6 – meeting in gym at 6:30pm followed by classroom visits until 8:00pm

Grades 1 through 4 – from 7:00 – 8:00pm, families may visit classrooms in twenty minute increments for a presentation by the homeroom teacher

7:00-7:20pm (1st), 7:20-7:40pm (2

nd), and 7:40-8:00pm (3

rd)

CURRICULUM NIGHT:

Monday, August 19, 2019

Grades 1-8

Parents and students welcome!

GRADES 1-8: Students are to report for school on

Wednesday, August 21 beginning at 7:45am. Students should

be in their school uniform and report to the designated place

for their grade level. ALL STUDENTS MUST PACK A LUNCH

AND DRINK ON THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL.

Preschool and kindergarten families should have received

their letters in the mail about staggered entrance.

Kindergarten staggered entrance is August 21.

Preschool will stagger their entrance the week of

September 2. We welcome Ms. Emily Oswald (proud Saint

Charles graduate) as our new preschool teacher for the

Tuesday/Thursday class.

Uniform exchange will be in the school meeting room (the small room off the gym kitchen) during

curriculum night. Any monetary donations will be given to the drama club.

St. Charles Borromeo Church August 18, 2019

GRIEF & HEALING SUPPORT GROUP Holy Family Hospice invites you to join our Grief & Healing support group. This is an eight-week bereavement support group where members will meet others who have suffered loss, explore their individual grief process and gain knowledge and insight of useful grief coping skills to help them begin to heal.

Thursday Afternoons —August 29th—October 17th 1:30pm—3:00pm at Holy Family Home

6707 State Road, Parma

Registration is required by Wednesday, August 21st. For more information or to register, please call or email Erin Hout at (440) 545-7032 or ehout@holyfamilyhome.com

This group is open to the community and free of charge.

HELP WANTED

Cook, Part-Time

Jesuit Retreat Center (JRC) is looking for a part-time cook for approximately 25-30 hours per week, including some weekends. The part-time cook should have a working knowledge of commercial kitchen operations, food preparation and cooking, use of equipment and cleaning, and safe food handling and sanitation standards. This person will need the ability to work a flexible schedule and work both on a food service team and independently.

Housekeeper, Part-Time

Jesuit Retreat Center (JRC) is looking for a part-time housekeeper for approximately 20 hours per week. The duties would include making beds, vacuuming, and general cleaning. Minimum two days a week including Monday and Friday. Occasional time on a weekend.

Call (440) 884-9300 x310 for an application or more information.

Jesuit Retreat Center (JRC) 5629 State Road . Parma, Ohio 44134

MARY QUEEN OF PEACE (216-749-2323)

Bingo every Friday in the Parish Center. Doors open at 4:30pm with food and snacks available.

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

Bus Trip - Join us on Thursday, September 26th for our Walnut Creek trip. Stops include Ashery Country Store, Hershberger Bakery & Farmer’s Market, Der Dutchman (lunch included), Hillcrest Orchard, Heini’s Cheese, Schrock Heritage Village & Breitenbach Winery. Cost is $70/person. Call Joanne at 440-526-3505 for more information or to book your trip. All are welcome!

ST. THOMAS MORE (216-749-0414)

Please join us every Tuesday at 7:00pm in the Marian Chapel to pray the rosary for world peace.

THANK YOU FROM THE FEST!

Thanks to all who enjoyed The FEST last Sunday, August 4. The crowds were great. The energy that filled the campus of the Center for Pastoral Leadership was uplifting. The prayer and evening Mass was truly inspiring. Many thanks to all who supported The FEST raffle and made donations to make our 19th annual Catholic Family FESTival a great day of faith, family and fun…all for FREE…for thousands across our diocese and region. Take a few minutes to look at the pictures and videos at www.theFEST.us/media. The FEST truly was a celebration for all generations. Bishop Perez called and challenged the FEST faithful to rise up….respond to God’s call…and build a better world for all. We are the chosen generation. Save the date for FEST 2020 – Sunday, August 9. For more information go to www.theFEST.us.