mass and barbeque in the park / misa y barbacoa en el...

SCB All Parish 4th Annual UNITY DAY 4th Misa Anual DIA DE LA UNIDAD

Mass and Barbeque in the Park / Misa y Barbacoa en el Parque

TODAY—HOY

10:30 a.m. Bales-DuSable Park / Parque Bales-DuSable

(in case of rain, we will move it to the gym) (en caso de lluvia el evento se mueve al gimnacio parroquial)

Let’s join together to celebrate the cultural diversity that we are blessed with at St. Charles Borromeo Parish.

Acompáñanos a celebrar juntos la cultura y diversidad de la que somos bendecidos en la parroquia St. Charles Borromeo.

St. Charles Borromeo Parish St. Charles, MO

St. Charles Borromeo Parish 601 North Fourth Street * St. Charles, MO 63301

Mission Statement: We, the St. Charles Borromeo Parish family, are called by virtue of our baptism to be a sign of Jesus Christ.

We are sent to foster the growth of God’s kingdom by praising God, serving others and proclaiming the Gospel.

As you read the bulletin weekly, I am certain you notice that it represents many of the activities of St. Charles Borromeo Parish and the time and talents of our many dedicated staff and volunteers. We who are privileged to be engaged in the various ministries of our parish hope that our enthusiasm confirms your own decision to become as active as you can in our parish.

Welcome to St. Charles Borromeo! If you wish to join our Parish Family, please

complete this form and place it in the collection basket. The office will contact you. Welcome!

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Schedule of Holy Mass Saturday evening 5:00; Sunday morning 7:00, 8:30, 10:00, 11:30 (bilingual)

Weekdays 6:30 and 8:00 a.m.; Saturday 8:00 a.m. Holy Days of Obligation: watch the bulletin. National Holidays: 9:00 a.m.

Business Hours: Monday thru Friday, 8:45 a.m. until 3:30 p.m.

St. Vincent DePaul Society hotline: 636-925-1616, please leave a message

Travelers! To find Mass times and locations, go to www.MassTimes.org or call 734-794-2100

Sacrament of Penance: Saturdays 4:00 to 4:45 p.m. or by appointment

Sacrament of Baptism: Arrangements made after parental instruction. Call the church office for more information

Sacrament of Matrimony: Contact the church office six months prior to wedding to begin preparations

Wedding Receptions: Our gym is available for wedding receptions or other special events. Please contact Neil Burton (Special Events Coordinator) at 949-9722 or 314-699-3753

Prayer Requests: e-mail us at [email protected] or call Dolly 946-0993 or Anna Mae 940-2128

Perpetual Help Devotions: Tuesday following the 8:00 a.m. Mass

Rosary: Daily (except Sunday) after 8:00 a.m. Mass and Wednesdays 6:30 p.m. at the outdoor shrine

Rectory 946-6370

Parish Office 946-1893

School 946-2713

Religious Ed 946-2916

Latino Ministry 946-1893

Parish Staff:

Fr. Urban Knoll, Sr. Priest in Service Rev. Mr. Donald McElroy, Deacon

Rev. Mr. Fred Haehnel, Deacon Sr. Raquel Ortez, Latino Ministry

Mrs. Mary Kutchback, Organist Mr. Pat Johnson, Music Director

Mrs. Beth Duello, Children’s Choir Mrs. Lisa Delicath, Youth Choir

Mrs. Ann Hoffman, Principal Mrs. Becca McCullough, DRE

Mrs. Peggy Dupree, Office Manager Mrs. Gerry Lanigan, Office Secretary

Mrs. Mary Birk, School Secretary

Father John Reiker, Pastor [email protected] Father Don Schramm, Sr. Associate [email protected]

Contact Information:

www.borromeoparish.com www.borromeoschool.com Please check our websites for parish and school events!

Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time, September 11, 2011

“We have the certainty that the Lord Jesus never abandons us in our search for unity, because His Spirit is tirelessly at work to support the efforts we make to overcome all forms of division. This is what Christ asks of Christians: to persevere in prayer in order to keep alive the flame of faith, hope and char-ity, and the longing for full unity.”

~~Pope Benedict XVI

SCB Parish Mass and BBQ in the Park—TODAY!

Even if you are reading this in church today, it is not too late for you to join over 500 fellow parishioners for our outdoor Mass at 10:30 , or just come for the BBQ and games. Come to Bales-DuSable Park on N. Main St. Bring a side dish, salad or dessert Bring chairs or a blanket and beverages Enjoy the Mass out in God’s Good Creation Meet new friends Relax together with long-time friends Build up our community with games and dancing A special involvement for our young people—

especially those in the Sacramental programs—that will be completed at Unity Day!

“Todos Juntos – Everyone Together!”

Thanks to so many helping with all the work, espe-cially our Social Concerns Committee and many others, including our Confirmation and PSR students for all their help. Let us thank God for bringing us all together in our wonderful, warm, loving family here at Borromeo!

Parish Picnic September 30, October 1 & 2

We are all so grateful to our chairpeople who are so beautifully organized/ What we really need now are many WORKERS! I hope everyone signs up to help! There are volunteer forms in the back of church, and a form in this bulletin. Other Picnic needs include:

Donate to the Silent Auction! Contact Katie Hicks 636-448-1756.

Donate a gift card or gift basket to Trivia Night!Contact Ron Weisar 636-493-0779.

Participate in the Chili Cook Off! Contact Tony Taylor at [email protected].

Participate in the 5K/Fun Run! Contact Maureen Prinster at 636-699-5875.

Put a table together for Trivia Night THIS SATUR-DAY! Sign up at [email protected]

Sell and buy raffle tickets! If you haven’t picked up your tickets, they are in the narthex.

Bottle Booth! We need unopened bottles of sham-poo, cleaning supplies, etc., and especially for Satur-day night we need beer, wine coolers, etc.

Prayer of the Week As a prayer for the victims of 9/11 and the heroes, and

for peace in our hearts and world.

Serenity Prayer

God, grant me the serenity

to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can

and the wisdom to know the difference. Living one day at a time,

enjoying one moment at a time, accepting hardship as a pathway to peace,

taking, as He did, the sinful world as it is, not as I would have it,

trusting that He will make all things right if I will surrender to His will;

that I may be reasonably happy in this life, and supremely happy with Him forever

in the next. Amen.

Spread the Gospel, the Good News about Jesus and His Borromeo Family!

Your brother in Jesus,

Father John

Please pray for our loved ones who are hospitalized or ill, including: Virginia Griesenauer, Glennon Naeger

Beginning this week, we will resume praying the Rosary on Wednesday evenings at 6:30pm at the Shrine to Our Lady of Guadalupe. Everyone is welcome to pray with us!

Welcome to St. Charles Borromeo Parish!

Monday, September 12, The Most Holy Name of the Blessed Virgin Mary 6:30 a.m. Communion Service 8:00 a.m. Chuck Didion Tuesday, September 13, St. John Chrysostom, bp./doctor 6:30 a.m. John Kitchin 8:00 a.m. John Handley Wednesday, September 14, the Exaltation of the Holy Cross 6:30 a.m. Henry & Margaret Reiker 8:00 a.m. Joseph Mallory Sr.—34th anniv. Thursday, September 15, Our Lady of Sorrows 6:30 a.m. Bernard Goeke 8:00 a.m. Dick Johannesman Friday, September 16, St. Cornelius, pope/martyr 6:30 a.m. Janet Lanigan—33rd anniv. 8:00 a.m. Rosemary B.Murray—7th anniv. Saturday, September 17, St. Robert Bellarmine, bp./doctor 8:00 a.m. Bob Rauch—7th anniv. 5:00 p.m. Woody Ramey Sunday, September 18, 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:00 a.m. Our Parish Family 8:30 a.m. Bruce Sollors—2nd anniv. 10:00 a.m. Joseph Piekarski—anniv. 11:30 a.m. Stephen Sheppard

Ministry List, September 17/18

September 17 8:00 a.m. Serv: Jake Hoffman, Scott & Sean Smyers

September 17 5:00 p.m. L/C: Bev Lewis, teen reader Youth Choir EM: GiGi Schneider, Melissa Cornwell, Helene Schuetz, Anna Lee Schulte (host) Tom & Joyce Schneider Serv: Drew Ohlms, Gabe McCullough, Kyle Phillips Ush: Jim Lammert, Larry Ohlms, Dick & Elaine Rufkahr GB: Dee Boggs Gr: volunteers please

September 18 7:00 a.m. L/C: Bob Poeling Amy Steiger EM: Dan Nacki, Florence Williams, Elaine Hunt Serv: Peyton & Conrad Rauhaus, Jayme Bergman Ush: Jim Eisenbath, Cathy Herrod, Charles Weber, John Weber GB: Mary Moore Gr: Jim & Madge Eisenbath

September 18 8:30 a.m. L/C: Kevin Tollefson Colette Sebacher EM: Lu McElroy, Larry Beerman, Jeanette Cleary, Stacy Hilker (host) Ann Tollefson, Dolly Johannesman Serv: Peter & Sophie Tollefson, Alec Cosher Ush: Bernard Boschert, Doug Vossenkemper, Rich Wessler,

Jim Wellinghoff GB: Rudy & Carol Franz Gr: volunteers please

September 18 10:00 a.m. L/C: Joe Briscoe, Aleece Vogt Choir EM: Darryl Barishman, Carrie Kremer, Adam Hirtz, Marge Pohl (host) Paul & Jenny Luebbers Serv: Bryce & Amy Edmondson, Maggie Pitman Ush: Pat Akers, George Black, Greg Grotegeers, Gary Stiens

GB: Joe & Joan Briscoe Gr: volunteers please

September 18 11:30 a.m. L/C: Rosemary Sheppard, Elvira Aragon el coro EM: Steve & Betty Cave, Maria Ramirez, Judith O’Connor (host) Ampelia V., Antonia Hernandez Serv: Isaias & Martha Alvarado, Rosa Muri8llo Ush: Ken Blume, Jeff Kozich, Leobardo Aguilar, Rafael Fuentes GB: Ken & Anastasia Blume Gr: Rafael & Antonia Hernandez

SERVERS for 8am Weekday Masses Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday, September 19/20/21 Tyler Beerman, Nathan Logan, Thomas Stewart

Thursday/Friday, September 22/23: Karla Shelburne, Anna Johnson, Kristin Meyer

ARE YOU SOMEONE, OR DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO…

Has expressed an interest in becoming Catholic? Has a child over the age of seven who has not been

baptized? Was baptized Catholic as a child, but has not cele-

brated the Sacraments of Confirmation and Eucha-rist?

We offer an opportunity to come together in a small group to learn more about our faith. Sessions focus on the teachings and experience of Church and prepare indi-viduals to celebrate the Sacraments of Baptism, Confir-mation, and Eucharist during the Easter season. You are welcome to participate in the process with your ques-tions, your insights and your faith story in a warm, ac-cepting setting.

Sessions are on Tuesday evenings from 7:00 to 8:30pm in the school. For information, please contact Becca McCullough at 946-2916.


Financial Blessings September 3/4

General envelopes: $19,599.00 Loose: 855.67 Matching Gifts: 1,855.00 Total Contributions: $22,309.67

Help-A-Student donations: $909.00 Capital Improvements: $924.00

THANK YOU for the great love you show to our Borromeo Family carrying on the work of Jesus and to those in need by the generosity you display when you share your Treasure, and all God’s gifts to you, given for others.

“None of us lives for oneself . . . whether we live or die, we are the Lord’s.” ROMANS 14:7-8

Whatever we have in this life, we have because God gave it to us. We may think that we get all the credit for our success. However, the reality is that we are only working with the gifts that God gave us—including our family background, our natural abilities, our education and the opportunities that have crossed our paths. All of these are gifts from God. Our very lives are a gift from God and thus belong to Him. This is why we must take time every day to ask God how He wants us to use the life He has given us.

Aware that our lives are gifts from God and all that we have belongs to Him, we pray that we may become more faithful and generous in sharing our time, our talents and our treas-ures.

~ Activities This Week ~~ Sunday, September 11 Unity Day! Let’s celebrate at 10:30 Mass at Bales-DuSable Park (in the gym if raining) M-CRHP4, café, 6:30pm Monday, September 12 Daisies, St. Charles Room, 5:00pm Parish Council, Bicentennial Room, 7:00pm Cub Committee, café, 7:00pm Tuesday, September 13 Brownies, St.Charles Room, 3:00pm W-CRHP3, church office, 6:00pm RCIA, Bicentennial Room, 6:30pm Ladies Sodality, café, 7:00pm Wednesday, September 14 Quilting, rectory basement, 8:30am Bridges, Bicentennial Room, 5:00pm Brownies, café, 5:30pm Prayer Shawl, church office, 6:00pm W-CRHP8, St. Charles Room, 6:30pm Thursday, September 15 School Board, 6:30pm Boy Scouts, café, 7:00pm Friday, September 16 St. Pat casseroles to church office by 8:30am Cub Scouts, Bicentennial Room, 3:00pm Saturday, September 17 Men’s Fellowship, Bicentennial Room, 6:30am Spiritual Renewal, church office, 9:00am PICNIC TRIVIA, gym, doors open at 6:15pm Sunday, September 18 Confirmation Student/Parent meeting, café, 9:45am M-CRHP4, café, 6:30pm

Pray-ers Needed! Have you tried giving an hour of time to pray to our Lord Jesus during Eucharistic Adoration? It is truly more a gift and grace of Jesus to you than you to Him. Eucharistic Adoration at St. Charles Bor-romeo is held the 3rd Monday of each month (September 19) from 8:30am to 6:30pm, and we especially need an individual or two for the hours of 10-11am and 4-5pm. Please call Carol Pappas at 928-6722 or [email protected].

We offer our prayerful sympathy to teacher Jean Grant on the death of her sister Norma Moranville, and to Dorothy Wilson on the death of her brother Sidney J. Wilson. May they, and all the faithful departed, rest in the eternal peace of Christ.

Shopping list for September 24/25:

spam, applesauce, park & beans, instant potatoes, carrots, sugar

USED SHOE DRIVE

It is time to clean out your fam-ily’s unused and outgrown shoes! St. Charles Borromeo is starting a shoe drive for the Shoeman (shoeman.org). Bring your used or unworn shoes tied or rubber banded together to the collection bins at the back of church and at school!


St. Charles Borromeo School

Dear Parishioners:

We thank God for the many blessings we have as a parish school and especially for this Unity Day! Being united in Jesus describes our work at school with the students and their families as well as all the parish! We hope all members of the parish enjoy this day together!

Monday our 6th Grade students along with some of their teachers will attend Leadership Camp. The opportunity for our students to develop their leadership and cooperative skills in an outdoor setting strengthens the class as individuals and as a group. Pray for continued great weather for our students!

God bless, Mrs. Ann Hoffman

SCB Religious Education The PSR Classes this weekend begin at 10am in Bales/DuSable Park. Parents and students are reminded to bring their paper chain link to the park so that they can be connected to all the others and we will make a giant Eucharistic chain depicting our unity with each other and in Jesus Christ. This chain will be displayed in the church Narthex, to remind us to pray for one another.

Next week we begin Children’s Liturgy of the Word for children in grades K to 4 during the 8:30am Mass. Watch for the Liturgy Ministry Leader who will lead the children to and from the café!

Ladies of our Parish—this is for You! Women’s Fellowship continues on the 2nd and 4th Sat-urdays 6am to 8am. We have just selected a study from Little Rock Scripture Study. LRSS develops and distributes Bible study materials for adult Catholics in parishes and small faith communities who want to continue on their journey of faith. This ministry was created in the Diocese of Little Rock in Arkansas and continues as a ministry of the Diocese, in partnership with Liturgical Press in Minne-sota. Women in our parish are invited to participate in the Bible study: Women in the New Testament. This study has 8 lessons, and as we learned from our previous gath-ers, we need time to reflect and discuss these lessons. So, we will take about 8 months to go through each lesson—answering about half the questions each time we meet. For more information call Carrie Kremer 922-2564 or Becca McCullough 946-2916. The Fall gatherings are:

September 24 October 8 October 22

November 12 November 26 December 10.


Getting Ready for the New Roman Missal Beginning November 26/27 A time for renewed attendance and participation and love for our Mass

The following timetable will be used at our parish to prepare for the changes beginning Advent 2011:

September 18: Keep Holy the Lord’s Day: why we get to go to Mass or why the Mass is most central to Catholics.

September 25: The Essential Role of the Assembly: All of us are called to full, active, conscious partici-pation in the Mass (not just to watch the actors in a show)

October 2: Worshipping with Body, Mind, Soul, Music, Voice and Silence: Why we greet, genuflect, bow, kneel, stand, sit and shake hands, etc.

October 9: The Introductory Rites: Penitential Rite and Gloria (which will be practiced at the end of the homily and will be used every time the Gloria is sung from then on)

October 16: The Liturgy of the Word: Listening to God’s voice in the sacred Scriptures and the following silence, and our response in the Creed and General Intercessions

October 23: The Liturgy of the Eucharist: Offering and Preparation of our Gifts, Preface and Holy, Holy (which will be practiced after homily and used from then on)

October 30: The Eucharistic Prayer(s): Participating in the Paschal Mystery of Jesus Christ’s dying, rising and return in the Epiclesis, Consecration, Anamnesis, Acclamation, and Great Amen.

November 6: Preparing for Holy Communion: The Lord’s Prayer, Sign of Peace, Lamb of God, “Lord, I am not worthy . . . “ (these sung parts will be practiced again after homily and used then on)

November 13: Holy Communion: Transubstantiation into the Real Presence of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

November 20: The Concluding Rite: Sent out to live the Mass as the Body of Christ.

Fun & friends!


DONA ROPA a San Vicente dePaul de Nuestra Parroquia En todas las misas del domingo 9 de octubre se darán bolsas grandes a todos los que quieran lle-varla a sus casas y regresarlas el siguiente fin de semana llenas de ropa. Se les pide que la ropa que

donen este en buenas condiciones. Tendremos un camión en el parqueo recibiendo las bolsas llenas que usted traiga. Si necesita tendremos voluntarios que le ayudaran a llevar las bolsas al camión. Gracias por su generosidad!

St. Charles Borromeo St. Vincent dePaul CLOTHING DRIVE At all Masses on Saturday and Sunday, October 8 and 9, collection bags with labels will be distributed for those wish-ing to donate clothing the following weekend. The donated clothing should be clean and in good condition. At all Masses on Saturday and Sunday, October 15 and 16, the donated clothing should be returned and will be placed

in the SVDP truck, which will be parked on the lot nearest 4th and Decatur. Volunteers will be available to assist on both weekends.

Septiembre 30, Octubre 1 & 2

Es correcto! Todos podemos hacer algo para ayudar a que este año el Picnic Parroquial sea un suceso! Aquí hay algunas ideas de cómo puedes contribuir:

DONA UNA COSA PARA LA SUBASTA SILENCIOSA— * Donar una canasta con cosas para ser subastada (Ej. Canasta Tamal con cosas para hacer tamales) * Tienes un DJ y quieres donar amenizar una fiesta? * Tienes un negocio de Carpetas u otro y quieres donar el estimado y un día de trabajo? * Tienes un pasatiempo y quieres hacer algo para donarlo? * Quieres ofrecer cocinar una cena Latina para la familia ganadora?

Las posibilidades son muchas y todo es para ayudar a la parroquia! Llama a Katie Hicks si tienes preguntas de la subasta: 636-448-1756

ARMA UN EQUIPO PARA EL COMPETENCIA DE WASHERS!

PARTICIPA EN LA 2nd COCINADA ANUAL DE CHILI (la noche del Competencia de Espuelas!) Contact Tony Taylor at [email protected]

REGISTRATE PARA PARTICIPAR EN LA 4th MARATON ANUAL DE 5K SABADO, OCTUBRE 1 Llama a Maureen Prinster al 636-699-5875

UNETE A OTROS PARROQUIANOS EN EL JARDIN CERVEZERO EL SABADO EN LA NOCHE! Hora Feliz: (precios especiales) 8:00 – 10:00 p.m.

PIDE TUS TICKETS ESTE DOMINGO EN LA PARTE DE ATRAS DE LA IGLESIA!

PARA LOS VOLUNTARIO QUE TRABAJARAN EN EL PICNIC FAVOR DE REGISTRARSE Pronto podrás registrarte en la Internet o habla con la Hna. Raquel

POR SUPUESTO, VEN CON TUS AMIGOS(AS) Y DIVIERTETE!

Empezaremos a vender tickets de la rifa este domingo después la Misa. Premios GRANDES: TV plano, computadora/laptop, XBox 360 with Kinect . $5 uno/$20 por 5

Algo nuevo este año! Rifa 50/50—3 premios! $25 por 1/$100 por 5

PEDIDO ESPECIAL: Donación de gift cards: Una vez más necesitamos gift cards para la Noche de Trivia.

Podría usted donar una gift card? Dale a la Parroquia la ese regalo!

Beth and Jason Norviel 636-244-8105 y/o Carrie and Scott Kremer 636-922-2564


Roguemos al Señor: por el pueblo estadounidense en el decimo aniversario del 9/11, para que la me-moria de este acto de terrorismo nos inculque una mas profunda dedicación a la causa de la paz en el mundo y un mayor respeto por la vida humana.

Readings for the Week September 18, 2011 through September 25, 2011

Sun Is 55:6-9 Ps 145:2-3,8-9,17-18 Phil 1:20c-24,27a Mt 20:1-16a Mon Ezr 1:1-6 Ps 126:1-6 Lk 8:16-18 Tue Ezr 6:7-8,12b,14-20 Ps 122:1-5 Lk 8:19-21 Wed Eph 4:1-7,11-13 Ps 19:2-5 Mt 9:9-13 Thu Hg 1:1-8 Ps 149:1-6,9 Lk 9:7-9 Fri Hg 2:1-9 Ps 43:1-4 Lk 9:18-22 Sat Zec 2:5-9,14-15a (Ps) Jer 31:10-13 Lk 9:43b-45 Sun Ez 18:25-28 Ps 25:4-9 Phil 2:1-11 or 2:1-5 Mt 21:28-32

La Oracion como Don de Dios

Para mí, la oración es un impulso del corazón, una sencilla mirada lanzada hacia el cielo, un grito de agradecimiento y de amor tanto desde dentro de la prueba como desde dentro de la alegría.

(Santa Teresa del Niño Jesús)

La oración es la elevación del alma a Dios o la peti-ción a Dios de bienes convenientes. Desde donde hablamos cuando oramos? Desde la altura de nu-etro orgullo y de nuestra propia voluntad, o desde lo más profundo de un corazón humilde y contrito? El que se humilla es ensalzado. La humildad es la base de la oración. Nosotros no sabemos pedir como conviene (Rm 8,26). La humildad es una disposición necesaria para recibir gratuitamente el don de la oración: el ser humano es un mendigo de Dios.

Si conocieras el don de Dios (Jn 4, 10). La maravilla de la oración se revela precisamente allí, junto al pozo donde vamos a buscar nuestra agua: allí Cristo va al encuentro de todo ser humano, es el primero en buscarnos y el que nos pide de beber. Jesús tiene sed, su petición llega dese las profundidades de Dios que nos desea. La oración, sepámoslo o no, es el encuentro de la sed de Dios y de la sed del ser humano. Dios tiene sed de que nosotros tenga-mos sed de El.

[Tomado del Catecismo de la Iglesia Católica p. 525] Que Dios nos ayude a apreciar y crecer en la oración.

P. Donaldo

ST. CHARLES BORROMEO PARISH

601NORTH STREET

ST. CHARLES, MO. 63301

Oficina: Hna. Raquel Tel: (636) 946-1893

FAX: (636) 946-5598 Domingo 24 Tiempo Ordinario

BAUTISMO: Se debe de participar en dos platicas Septiembre: 1er y 3do domingo, 9:30am. Oficina parroquial. No se aceptan llegadas tarde. Bautizos en español el 2do y 4to domingo y en Ingles el 1er y 3er Domingo de mes. 1. Papas traer una identificación y acta de nacimiento del niño/a a bautizar. 2. La platica 2 es para adultos. Favor de dejar los niños en casa. 3. Traer una pluma /lapicero para escribir.

CLINICAS Taxes GRATIS Martes 9-1pm. En la oficina. Casa de Salud: 3200 Chouteau Ave. ST Louis, MO 63103. Teléfo-nos: (314) 762-1250. (314) 762-1251. Horario: 9a-5p y Sábados (9-mediodía). Grace Hill: (314)814-8700 CHRP HOMBRES Sep 24-25 MUJERES Noviembre 12

ADORACION NOCTURNA (Septiembre 17 de 8-Media Noche) Que es?:Es una hermandad consagrada al culto especial a Jesu-cristo Sacramentado, por medio de la adoración reparadora en la noche. Comienza con el rito de la Exposición del Santísimo. Ven con muchos deseos de comunicarte con el Señor. Trae postres para compartir.. Tendremos café.

Mision 2011 Octubre 15-22

RETIRO DE QUINCEANERAS/QUINCEANEROS Sábado 24 de Septiembre de 8-4pm. En el Centro Arquidiocesanode Cardinal Rigali (#20 Archbishop May Dr. St. Louis, MO 63119. Teléfo-no: 314-522-3516. Inscríbete con el Padre Donaldo. GRAN VENTA DE GARAGE A BENEFICIO DE LA CATEQUESIS DE COMPANDARO MICHOACAN: Sábado Septiembre 10. 7am-2pm. Si quiere donar artículos traer-los durante la semana. Agradecemos tu colaboración!

CLASES DE INGLES San Charles Community College te ofrece nuevamente las clases gratis. Clases de Lunes a Sábado en varias locaciones San Char-les, San Peters-Cottleville, Wentzville, Troy, Warenton). Se tienen clases regulares de ingles, ingles avanzado y preparación para la ciudadania. No tienes que ir todos los dias. Ve los dias que pue-das! Para mas informacion habla con la Hna Raquel o llama al (636)922-8227. CLASES PRE-MATRIMONIALES: Donde: Rigali Center (20 Arch-bishop May Dr. St.Louis, 63119 Cuando: Viernes 14 de Octubre 5p-9p y Sabado 15 de 8am-5p. Hablar con P. Donaldo para mas info. Gracias: A los 10 adultos que participaron en el evento “Conociéndonos mas”. Próximo Domingo: 25 tiempo Ordinario. 1a)Isaías 55,6-9. 2da. Filipenses 2, 1-5 or 1-11. Evangelio Mateo 21, 28-32. Descanse en paz Agustin Aguilar.


6‐8p 8‐10:30p noon‐2p 2‐4p 4‐6p 6‐7:30p GAMES / BOOTHS Food Booths Beer/Soda Booth

Funnel Cake Booth Cotton Candy Booth Doozles Ice Cream Critter in the Trash Game Booth Frog Fly Fling Hispanic Food Booth Ticket Booth Raffle Chuck‐a‐Luck Pull Tabs Poker Monopoly Wheel Beehive Duck Pond/Lollipop Tree Gone Fishin Penguin Gold Fish Speed Pitch Bazooka Ball Shootout Basketball Toss Plinko Crazy Hat Ladies Sodality Craft Booth Dunking Booth Class Basket Raffle Booth Runner/Trash Detail* Bank Runners Bank Workers Prize Room Runners* FRIDAY NIGHT 5‐7p 5‐8p 8‐11p Silent Auction Setup Washers Tourn./Chili Cook Off SATURDAY 7‐10a 10a‐1p 10a‐12p 12‐2p 2‐4p 10:30‐11:30 Fun Run Silent Auction Setup Clean Up SUNDAY Sun 11a‐1p Sun 1‐3p Sun 3‐5p Sun 5‐7p Sun 7‐9p Dinner Dishwasher Dinner Line Servers Dinner Ticket Sales Dinner Beverage Sales Silent Auction Clean Up Sat 4‐6p Sat 6‐8p Sat 8‐10:30p Sun 11a‐1p Sun 1‐3p Sun 3‐5p Sun 5‐7p

BBQ Pit

Saturday Saturday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday

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EVERYONE CAN HELP THE PARISH PICNIC! September 30, October 1 & 2

That’s right! Everyone can do something to help make this year’s Parish Picnic a success! Here are some ways that you might consider contributing:

DONATE AN ITEM FOR THE SILENT AUCTION— * Can you put together a themed-basket of items? * Do you have a timeshare somewhere that you are willing to donate for a week or weekend getaway? * Do you have sporting event tickets that you are willing to donate? * Do you own a business that can donate goods or services? * Do you have a hobby that can contribute by making something?

The possibilities are endless and all items help make it a success! Contact Katie Hicks regarding Silent Auction: 636-448-1756

SPONSOR A BOOTH AT THE PICNIC, OR A ROUND AT TRIVIA NIGHT ...or ask someone you know to become a sponsor. Contact Ron Weisar at 636-493-0779

KENTUCKY DERBY TRIVIA NIGHT Get a table together for Saturday, September 17th. Email: [email protected]

GET A TEAM TOGETHER FOR THE WASHERS TOURNAMENT ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30! New this year: Family Division!

PARTICIPATE IN THE 2nd ANNUAL CHILI COOK-OFF—Same night as Washers Tournament! Contact Tony Taylor at [email protected]

SIGN UP TO PARTICIPATE IN THE 4th ANNUAL 5K/FUN RUN ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 Contact Maureen Prinster at 636-699-5875

JOIN FELLOW PARISHONERS IN THE BEER GARDEN SATURDAY NIGHT! Drink Specials 8:00 – 10:00 p.m.

VOLUNTEER TO WORK THE WEEKEND OF THE PICNIC Stop by the table in the Narthex to select your volunteer shift. Online signups coming soon!

OF COURSE, COME AND HAVE FUN AT THE PICNIC AND TELL YOUR FRIENDS!

Please stop by and pick up your envelope with raffle tickets!! You can turn your raffle tickets in or purchase more at the table in the back of church.

New this year! 50/50 Raffle—3 prizes! $25 per ticket/$100 for 5

SPECIAL REQUESTS: Donation of gift cards: We once again need gift cards for Trivia Night. Are you willing to donate a gift card? Let the Parish benefit two-fold -

buy an extra gift card when you purchase Scrip and donate it to the Trivia Night!

Beth and Jason Norviel 636-244-8105 or Carrie and Scott Kremer 636-922-2564


Revised Archdiocesan Guidelines for the Use of Alcohol at Parish Functions The fellowship and hospitality we provide at parish events is a sign of our vitality and a witness to the communion we share in Jesus Christ. But it is also an indication of the serious responsibility we have to promote strong moral values and to protect those who are most vulnerable—especially our children and youth. Hospitality and fellowship are important to our Catholic identity. So are the virtues of prudence and temperance. These guidelines, approved by Archbishop Carlson, seek to promote an appropriate balance in our parish activities. We have been asked to implement these guidelines in all applicable parish functions.

GUIDELINES FOR THE USE OF BEVERAGE ALCOHOL

The following guidelines regarding serving beverage alcohol have been developed for all parishes, parish organizations, agencies, and entities of the Archdiocese of St. Louis.

1. All federal, state and local laws and ordinances must be observed. This includes regula-tions required for the sale of alcohol, prohibiting the distribution of alcohol to minors and not serving alcohol to intoxicated persons.

2. The group or organization sponsoring an activity or event at which alcoholic beverages are to be served must have permission from the pastor of the parish or the director of the agency that hosts the event or activity.

3. Alcoholic beverages and food containing alcohol must be clearly labeled or identified as such.

4. Alcoholic beverages that are designed to facilitate rapid alcohol consumption, including grain alcohol and shots, are prohibited.

5. Whenever alcohol is served, non-alcoholic alternatives must always be offered with equal accessibility.

6. The serving or use of alcoholic beverages at events should not be “actively marketed” during the event.

7. It is preferable that alcohol not to be served to anyone or brought in by someone, includ-ing adults, at any event directed primarily to and for minors. This includes elementary and high school events, CYC events, Scouting activities, etc.

8. All adults should be mindful of their Christian responsibility to drink in moderation and to give a good example to our youth. “Clergy, employees and volunteers should never be involved with the illegal possession and/or illegal use of drugs and/or alcohol. They must never supply such substances to minors nor may they consume alcohol while functioning in an official capacity with minors. This includes those who are involved with children as coaches or managers of sports teams.” (Code of Ethical Conduct for Clergy, Employees and Volunteers Working with Minors § 4.5)

9. Parish and agency leaders are responsible for ensuring these guidelines are made known and observed.

Approved by the Presbyteral Council March 17, 2011 and Promulgated by Archbishop Robert J. Carlson April 26, 2011

Addendum: It is further moved that the Priests’ Council will review these guidelines and the cul-ture they are trying to create in our parishes and Archdiocese in two years time.


Youth Ministry meetings are held the 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month in the Youth Room below the gym.

You are invited to join Archbishop Carlson for a day of faith-filled fun, including an outdoor Mass, live music, games and food!

Date: September 24, 2011 from noon to 6pm Where: Rockyvine Camp in Dutzow, Missouri

For more information about Spiritfest, please call 314-792-7650.

The Oblate Youth Ministry presents a high-energy gather-ing of young people brought together to celebrate the gifts of youth and the Catholic faith. The Eucharist is the focus of this celebration with our theme stemming from the readings of the day. Youth Day exists to inspire and evangelize youth . . . to celebrate and send them forth on their faith journey!

This event is open to junior and senior high students.

When: Sunday, September 25, 11am to 8:15pm Where: Our Lady of the Snows Shrine in Belleville, Illinois Cost: $20, dinner included

Adult chaperones are needed in order for a group from SCB to attend. For more info or to register:

www.snowsyouthministry.org 618-394-6292

September 11 & 18: Meeting, 7-8:30pm September 24: Spiritfest (see details below)

September 25: Youth Day Celebration at Our Lady of the Snows Shrine

October 9 & 16: Meeting, 7-8:30pm

Save the Date for SPIRITFEST

Save the Date for Youth Day Celebration

Please pray for our expectant moms: Whitney (September)

Teri Alisa, Lisa (October) Beth, Tara, Christine (November)

Katie, Jenny, Jenny, Stacy, Carrie, Megan (December) Kimberly, Genevieve (January) Irene, Arasely, Tracy (February)

Mandy, Michaela (March)

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Let us pray: for the American people on the tenth anni-versary of 9/11, that the memory of this act of terrorism will instill in us a deeper dedication to the cause of peace in the world and a greater respect for human life.

Spiritual Adoption Everyone loves the beauty and innocence of a baby. As an expression of that love, Borromeo Parish an-nounces an adoption program for young and old alike. This weekend the parish family will have the oppor-tunity to “spiritually adopt” a child who has been newly conceived this month. Not all preborn babies are al-lowed to be born. In fact, more than 3,200 babies lose their lives to abortion each day. It is these babies you are being asked to spiritually “adopt” by praying for them. You may spiritually adopt a child individually or as a family by accepting a Prayer card that will be given out after all Masses this weekend. You will name the child for whom you will be praying, thereby acknowledging the humanity that each baby already has. Every day pray the prayer on the back of the card, for the power of prayer is great. Monthly reports through the parish bulletin will de-scribe your baby’s development. At the end of 9 months we will celebrate the births of our “spiritually adopted” babies and share the joy by bringing new baby items to church which will then be donated to pregnant mothers in need. Millions of preborn babies are desperately in need of your prayers. Won’t you please “spiritually adopt” one and share the love for life that God has given you? If you miss it this weekend contact the church office or Sandy B 636-947-3421 and we will see that you get a prayer card. Our Pro Life Ministry is responsible for workers for 2 booths, Saturday and Sunday at the PARISH PICNIC. If you helped last year and would like a special time to work, call me and I will put you on the list right away. Sandy B 636-947-3421.

Prayer Shawl Ministry ...will be meeting Wednesday, September 14 at 6pm in the church office. If you love to crochet or knit and would like to sup-port the Prayer Shawl Ministry, please stop by on Wednesday to pick up yarn and

instructions. If you know someone who could benefit from one of our beautiful shawls please contact Regina Yanics: 314-753-7524 or [email protected].


Parent Support Network A spiritual gathering for parents experiencing or have

experienced challenges in parenting.

Coming to St. Charles Borromeo Thursday, September 22, 7:00 p.m., Bicentennial Room

Are you seeking support from parents with a child like yours? This network seeks to offer spiritual support, re-sources, and sharing for parents of children who have a physical, mental, educational, or emotional disability. Maybe your child is experiencing difficulties from autism, physical disabilities, adoption, divorce, or family illness. Perhaps you have lived and learned from these situations and want to share your knowledge with other parents. We are a group of parents desiring to have a place to share our thoughts, feelings, and needs and to give each other support in dealing with situations we may have in any part of our lives! We want to establish a network of support and resources to help us be better parents in our Christian community. Join us as we gather in September to start this net-work. Confidentiality is a given! What is shared in this network of parents will stay with the network! Join us on September 22 to help us kick off this faith-based network.

C R H PC R H PC R H P Cristo Renueva a Su Parroquia

Apunten en sus calendarios las fechas para los proximos retiros CRHP:

Hombres: 15/16 octubre Mujeres: 12/13 noviembre

C R H PC R H PC R H P Christ Renews His Parish

Mark the dates on your calendar for the upcoming CRHP weekends:

Men’s Weekend: October 15/16 Women’s Weekend: November 12/13

Marriage in Christ has been promised between: Kaitlan Vogt and Brendan Kane

Shaelah Whittaker and Jason McCartney

Cristo Renueva Su Parroquia

Que significó para mi asistir al CRHP? Mucho! Dema-siado cosas de enumerar, pero dentro de otras cosas me ha ayudado unirme y a mi familia mas a Jesús, aumentar mi tiempo de oración, permitirme atender a situaciones en mi vida con mas calma, ayudarme con mas paciencia, hacerme mejor esposo y padre, sonrier mas, me hizo conocer a personas que jamás habría conocido, darme oportunidades en la vida que antes no tenía, hacer la Misa los domingos en la mañana tener mas sentido y ser mas agradable, y enseñarme el sentido verdadero de per-tenercer a una comunidad. En breve, ha hecho la vida para mi y mi familia mas provechosa, agradable y rela-jada.

Gregg Jost CRHP 7

Christ Renews His Parish

What did attending CRHP mean to me? A lot! Too many items to list, but among other things it has helped me bring me and my family closer to Jesus, increased my prayer time, allowed me to deal with issues in my life with greater ease, helped me become more patient, a better husband and father, smile more, introduced me to people I would have never known before, given me op-portunities in life I wouldn’t have previously had, made Sunday morning masses more meaningful and enjoyable, and taught me the true meaning of community. In short, it has made life for myself and my family more meaning-ful, enjoyable and relaxing.

Gregg Jost CRHP7

An Evening of Prayer and Reflection for Newlyweds

Sunday, September 18, 2011 from 7—9pm Cardinal Rigali Center, Shrewsbury, MO

Couples married 1 day to 3 years will enjoy an evening together focused on their marriage, including prayer, reflection, and discussion with other newly-married cou-ples on the first years of married life. Light refreshments will be served. To register, call 314-792-7183.

Annual Silver and Golden Wedding Jubilee Mass

Sunday, October 9, 2011 at 2:30pm Cathedral Basilica, Archbishop Carlson presiding

Couples celebrating their 25th, 50th or 50-plus anniver-sary during 2011, who register before Thursday, Septem-ber 15, will have their names and wedding date printed in the program and receive a certificate of congratula-tions. Please call 314-792-7170 for reservations.


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