Mission Statement: St. Charles Borromeo, St. Joseph, Immaculate Conception, (St. Mary), united in proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ through His saving death and resurrection, by calling, forming and sending disciples to go out and make new disciples. As a people, we are called to encounter Jesus, and grow as disciples through the sacramental life of the church. A Message from Father Jim . . .
I want to offer a sincere word of thanks to everyone who made last Thursday ’s celebration with the Archbishop such a memorable occasion. To Mrs. Emily Berg, teachers, staff and students of Burlington Catholic, to the Board of Directors and Board of Trustees, to all the school parents and parishioners, and to our maintenance crew, I offer my sincere words of gratitude. They all worked very hard to make this celebration a very meaning- ful, joyous event. The Archbishop was very impressed with our school children and the spirit of our community. We all can be very proud of the significant contribution our parishes have given through Catholic education not only to the Burlington/Lyons Communities, but to the Church at large. I am grateful that the Archbishop was able to join us in this celebration. He has a difficult job these days. Please continue to pray that God will con- tinue to bless and strengthen him in his ministry as shepherd to the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.
God bless you always! Father Jim Volkert
Burlington Catholic School Inaugural Mass With Archbishop Jerome Listecki— 9/5/19
SACRIFICIAL GENEROSITY HELP WANTED
The festival committee is looking for someone to face paint Amount collected (9 -7/8) - 124 Envelopes $7,462.00 on Sunday, Sept. 22 for the children who attend our festi- Offertory collection (9 -7/8) 949.11 val. Total $ 8,411.11 - Anyone interested, please contact Mary LaBadie at 206 Amount given fiscal year to date $102,648.32 5569. This is a very special part of the festival as many Amount budgeted to date (10 Weeks) $125,285.51 children look forward to it. Also, a strong man with a pick up truck is needed to pick Difference ( - ) $22,637.19 up the Moon Walk from Reineman's on Sunday morning Amount budgeted for fiscal year (52 weeks) $635,250.00 and set it up in the parking lot. He would not have to man Amount still needed for fiscal year $532,601.68 it during the day but would also be responsible for taking it down at 5:45 and returning it to Reineman's on Monday morning. Amount needed weekly to reach budget (42 Weeks) Attention JAM Families $12,680.99 There will be no Jesus and Me o n Sunday 22 be- cause of the Fall Festival. Mass Intentions Directory Monday, September 16 8:00 am Rosary Emergency After Hours Phone # ...... 262 -210 -9588 8:30 am Mass at St. Mary Tuesday, September 17 8:00 am Rosary 8:30 am †John, John, Jr. & Margaret Rudkowsky (Family)
Wednesday, September 18 ………………………...…... 8:00 am Rosary Website www.mystcharles.org Hispanic Ministry ……….….….………..…..262 -767 -2630 8:30 am †Thomas Mavely (Soly Chacko) Thursday, September 19 8:00 am Rosary Parish Staff 8:30 am †James Zigrang ( Peter & Lori Hintz) Pastor: Very Rev. Jim Volkert ……….……..262 -763 -2260 Friday, September 20 E -Mail: [email protected] 8:00 am Rosary Associate Pastor: Rev. Sergio Rodriguez...... 262 -763 -2260 8:30 am Mass at St. Mary - E Mail: [email protected] 25TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Deacon: Anton Nickolai ………………...….262 -763 -2260 Parish Secretary/Bookkeeper: Jami Morrow Saturday, September 21 ……………………………………….....262 -763 -2260 x201 5:15 pm †Ralph & Lucille Yopp (Dick & Carlyne Yopp) - Sunday, September 22 E Mail: [email protected] 8:00 am †Living & Deceased Members of St. Charles Director of Rel.Ed : Ellie Schultz ………...….217 -304 -7759 10:00 am †Jan & Jerry Richter (Bill Weis) (Bilingual) E -Mail: [email protected] 12:00 pm NO NOON MASS Youth Ministry : Ellie Schultz ………….…...217 -304 -7759 E -Mail: [email protected] Holy Duster Schedule Trustee : Barb Bakshis ……………………..... 262 -539 -2694 Thursday, September 19th —Carol Fettes, Jacki Scholze, Trustee : Bob O ’Neill ……...………...……….262 -939 -1292 Jenny Nice, Doreen Wiemer, Jackie Heiligenthal (6AM Start) Bulletin Editor : Jami Morrow ………....262 -763 -2260 x201 Prayer Chain : Sara Schoepke ……………….414 -510 -1841
Mass Schedule Weekend : Saturday, 5:15 pm, Sunday 8:00 & 10:00 & 12:00 Tri -Parish Pastoral Council Members ………………… Noon (Spanish) - - Weekday : Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 8:30 Brian Daniel—Chairperson (763 7317), Mark Ehlen (763 8194), Mary Ann Johnson—Vice Chairperson (262 -812 -7547), Sacramental Life Bill Korducki (262 -763 -4369), Tom Lebak (763 -6006), Mari- Reconciliation : 1st & 3rd Saturdays 4:30 —5pm lyn Putz—Secretary (763 -9075), Jacki Scholze (763 -4611),
Anointing of the Sick: 4th Saturday of month after Mass. Rick Tinder (767 -0499), Ellen Voslar (763 -2056) Baptisms : Arrangements must be made in advance allowing time for an instruction prior to baptism. Weddings : Consult the Parish Office 6 months prior to wedding. Couples seeking marriage must attend Enrichment Program. Finance Council Members …………………………….. Barb Bakshis, Emily Berg, Karen Middlecamp (Chairperson),
Information for the bulletin is due by 10 AM on Chris Miller, Bob O ’Neill, Bil Scherrer, Fr. Jim Volkert Tuesdays to [email protected] . Burlington Catholic Grade School St. Charles & St. Mary Campus ’s · Burlington Liturgical Roles - - Principal: Emily Berg ……..……...... …262 763 1515 Saturday, September 21 @ 5:15 pm Secretary : Kathy Dunn ……..……...……..262 -763 -2848 x209 Altar Servers: Marcus Flores & Laine Weiss Bus. Manager: Ellen Stevens ………..…...262 -763 -2848 x228
Reader/Eucharistic Ministers: Bil Scherrer, Joyce Bauman, Tony Martin, Jami Morrow, Jim Martin Catholic Central High School Ushers: Rick & Joan Zwiebel, Al Lois, Bob Lois Principal: Bonnie Scholz.... ……………..……...262 -763 -1510
Sunday, September 22 @ 8:00 am St. Charles Knights of Columbus Council 1578 Altar Servers: AJ Hemann & Mireya Flores Grand Knight: Cullen Brien …………….262 -210 -5246 Reader/Eucharistic Ministers: Denise Ehlen, Phil Koenen, Karol Koenen, Jeff Harm, Jane Harm Ushers: Mark Pieters, Kurt Otter, Pete DeGrave, Willy LaBadie If you are a Catholic man who wants to help people in our Sunday, September 22 @ 10:00 am parish and community, please consider joining the St. Charles Altar Servers: Michael Schaal & Ashley Schaal Knights of Columbus, council 1578 . We would surely Reader/Eucharistic Ministers: Kathy Schaal, Rosemary appreciate your help. Come and see what we are all about. Warner, Ellie Schultz, Mary Noble, Sue Winters For details, please call Cullen Brien at 262 -210 -5246 or 262 - Ushers: Chub Sawall, John Block, Larry Dornacher, Jim 539 -6117 or by email at [email protected]. Neuhaus Time is Running Out For Your Chance to Win Attn: 80’ s Alumni - Next week is our 60 th annual Fall Festival! Don ’t miss your Please RSVP chance to purchase a ticket or two for our Car/Cash Raffle. For Please RSVP by Sept. 17 th if you plan only $50, you have a chance to win one of 39 cash prizes in- on attending the 80’ s festivities on both cluding the grand prize of $15,000 or a 2019 vehicle valued at $16,500 from Miller Motors or Lynch Dealerships. Other priz- Saturday evening and Sunday morning. We need to know a es range from $100 to $3500. Only 1250 tickets will be sold, so count in order to properly plan, particularly for Sunday. You may do so one of three ways: you may call the parish office your chances of winning are 1 in 32 for each ticket you pur- - - chase. @262 763 2260, visit the St. Charles web site (click on the Tickets are selling fast and less than half of them are still avail- Alumni Reunion link at the bottom of the welcome page, (or able! You can find them on the usher stands in church, at the on the Fall Festival page half way down) follow the direc- Parish office, or by phoning Mike and Karen Middlecamp at tions). You may also call Judy Halverson @ 262 -758 -0403. 763 -7365 or 210 -1566. Winners will be drawn and announced Please contact Judy if you have any questions. at the end of the Festival on Sunday, Sept. 22. Craft/General Raffle It ’s a Pig Roast! Our 60th Annual Fall Festival is next weekend! We are still Don ’t forget to join us here at St. Charles on Saturday, Sept. 21 taking donations for our craft/general raffle. Your homemade or for a pig roast dinner and live music! Dinner begins at 5:30 in store bought items can be dropped off at the parish office Mon- the parking lot and we are serving pork sandwiches, macaroni day through Friday, 9:00 —Noon or 1:00 —4:30. If you have and cheese, coleslaw, chips, cookies and a bottle of water for questions or need more information please call Pat Lawrence in an $8.00 donation. An additional sandwich cost is $3.00. Af- the parish office at 763 -2260, X200. “ ” 70’ ter dinner, join us for live music form Ivory Tower a s and 80’ s -based band from 7 -11:00 p.m. We will have raffles FALL FESTIVAL SILENT AUCTION during the breaks and feature Miller products at the bar – as Now that we have someone to run the Silent Auction we now well as wine and hard seltzer. We will be honoring those St. need your awesome contributions to put out for the Auction! Charles alumni who graduated in the 80’ s throughout the Ideas are: sports apparel, sports memorabilia, gift certificates weekend and are offering a costume contest Sat. at 10:00 for for restaurants, movies, etc., Halloween décor, Fall décor, the best prom attire. Cash prizes awarded and are being spon- Christmas décor, Children ’s toys, handmade items, outdoor sored by Mario Denoto of Subway. If you know an 80’ s alum- décor, food baskets …. the possibilities are endless! What can ni, please let them know to contact Judy at 758 -0403 as she you donate? Time is running short so PLEASE, bring us has discounted coupons and a Sunday morning social planned your d onation as soon as possible! in their honor. Tell your friends and join in on the fun! WE NEED YOU!!!
2019 FALL FESTIVAL CONTACTS The Fall Festival needs MANY hands to work! Please ALL areas below are in need of help! Please choose the area go to www.mystcharles.org and click on Sign up geni- you would like to work & make a call. Sign up sheets/genius are us to sign up to volunteer your time. Encourage friends up and running . Please go to www.mystcharles.org to sign up to work the festival! & family members to sign up too! Join in the fun!!! Mary LaBadie Coordinator/Advertising 206 -5569
Mary LaBadie Ticket Table Scheduling 206 -5569 Other Obligations Each year, our parish member list is divided alphabetically to Barb/Rick Richter Turkey Dinner/Kitchen 534 -3897 offset the cost of our famous turkey dinner. Barb and Rick Karen/Mike Middlecamp Sweepstakes/Car Raffle 763 -7365 and companies are looking for the following:
Chris Weidert Set Up/Electric/Bar 492 -0671 Last names ending in: - Theresa Ketterhagen Carry outs A H: 2 Pies I - R: 1 Pie; 2 Nut or fruit breads Judy Halverson Alumni/Bakery/Marketing 758 -0403 S - Z: 2 Cash donations
Terri Lancour Website/Scheduling 763 -2848 All above items may be brought to Andre Hall beginning Tammy Satter Silent Auction Sat. at 8:00 a.m. An envelope for cash donations will be in both Andre Hall and the bakery room. Pat Lawrence Craft Raffle 763 -2260 Jackie Heiligenthal Finance Bil Scherrer Inside Concessions 763 -2680 Maureen Bretsch Mum Raffle
Ruth Neu Games 763 -9952 Please consider donating your baked goods, canning items, pro- Leah Shannon Games duce or other food items for our produce and bake sale at the Jenny/Mike Nice Turkey Dinner Deliveries 767 -0740 Fall Festival. Items may be dropped off on Saturday, Sept. 21 from 11a -4p, and Sunday , morning, Sept. 22 beginning at 8am Jacki/Rich Scholze Gravy/Squash/other in the 2 ND grade room. Thank you in advance for your generosi- Scott Schlesner Set up/Take Down help ty!!! SEPTEMBER MOVIE NIGHT AT THE LIBRARY October 5th Day Trip to Marytown! Join us for our September movie night on Monday, Septem- Please consider joining the Burlington Intentional Disciples who ber 16th at the St. Charles Church Library located in the cry are headed to the National Shrine of St. Maximillian Kolbe in Lib- room/meeting room in the back of church. “Breakthrough ” ertyville, Illinois. The day will start at 9:45 a.m. with a St. Kolbe will be shown at 4:00 PM and again at 6:30 PM. When Joyce talk with Brother Don. This also includes a tour of the Holocaust Smith ’s adopted son falls through an icy Missouri Lake, all Exhibit. At noon there will be a mass followed by lunch. After hope seems lost as John lies lifeless. The doctor sends Joyce lunch the group will have the opportunity to visit the gift shop, Private Adoration, Rosary Walk, and Outdoor Shrines. The visit is in to the hospital room to say her final goodbye to John. In- set to end at 2:30 p.m. with the expectation to be back to Burling- stead Joyce prays to God to save her son and his heart miracu- ton by 3:30. This trip will cost $20/person or $10 for those under lously begins to beat! Based on the incredible true story, 18. The cost is due 2 weeks before the retreat and payable to Bar- Breakthrough is an enthralling reminder that faith and love bara Scherrer - mail checks to 661 S. Browns Lake Dr., Burlington. can create a mountain of hope, and sometimes even a miracle. There will be a group meeting on St. Mary playground parking lot For questions or more information call Jackie Heiligenthal, at 8:15 a.m. to carpool and caravan down to Libertyville together. 262 -661 -4272. Coming on October 14th is the movie Questions? Please call Barbara at 262 -763 -7518. This will be a ”Unplanned ”. spiritually uplifting day with a great group of people! Insurance Disclaimer from Catholic Mutual: St. Mary, St. Joseph and St. Charles Parishes are not sponsoring or affiliated with this event. Participation in Register Now for the 2019 this voluntary, independent activity is done with the participant assuming any and Women of Christ Conference all risks associated with the activity. The 11th annual WOMEN OF CHRIST CON- FERENCE will be held November 9th, 2019 at Coaches, Chaperones, Volunteers Washington County Fair Park, West Bend. Safe Environment Training is being offered at St. Charles on Come and See, He Delights in you is the Tuesday September 24th at 6:30pm . This training is required for theme. Conference concludes with 4:00pm anyone in the Archdiocese who works with children. Registration Mass celebrated by Archbishop Jerome Listecki. Outstanding is mandatory. Register at https://milwaukee.cmgconnect.org and speakers include, Bishop Donald Hying, Steve Ray, Kimberly a background check is included in this online process. Hahn, and Derya Little. Confession and Adoration available all day. Group (5 or more) and online discounts apply. Tri-Parish Men’s Group Register: womenofchrist.net Phone: 262 -384 -8414 1st & 3rd Wednesday of EVERY month E-Mail: [email protected] 7:00 pm—St. Charles Andre Hall For more information or questions call Jackie Heiligenthal at All men 18 and older are invited to attend. 262 -661 -4272. HARVEST FOR HOT LUNCH Are you considering serving the Church as an Ordained Dea- Would you like to share your bountiful harvest with our students? con? The Church calls men to be deacons “in -service ” to the The Burlington Catholic Hot Lunch Program would be grateful for People of God. If you are a man (married or single), that feels any of your home -grown vegetables or fruits. Tomatoes, cucum- this call and wants to know more, please contact the Office for bers, zucchini, beets, green peppers, green onions, broccoli, cauli- Diaconate Formation at 414 -758 -2207 flower, watermelon, cantaloupe, etc., may be dropped off at either or [email protected] . You can also go to the INQUIRY location: FOR DISCERNMENT PROGRAM . The schedule of the sessions St Mary campus cafeteria anytime between 8am – 2pm, beginning can be found at: http://www.archmil.org/offices/Diaconate.htm Tuesday, August 20. St Charles campus cafeteria anytime between 8:30am – 1pm, be-
ST. THOMAS AQUINAS ginning Tuesday, August 27.
SENIOR FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM Server Robes St. Thomas Aquinas in Waterford is excited to announce a new St. Charles is in need of a person or two to wash & press our program for the senior citizens of the surrounding community. Beginning Sept. 4th, seniors will have access to the STA cam- server robes as needed. This job is required every two to three months or so. There are 16 robes total but a few can be pus every Wednesday for activities including, but not limited to, walking in the Uhen Center or playing cards/games in the hall. taken at a time or whatever is easiest. Following the morning ’s activities, a luncheon will be served to If interested, please call Jami or Pat in the parish office at - Seniors and their guests for a suggested donation of $3.50. 763 2260. Your help would be very much valued. We ask that those wishing to join us for lunch, RSVP the num- *A special thanks to Barb Beix for the past 4 years of taking ber of people attending by Monday morning before noon. on this task. Your kindness was greatly appreciated!
Call 262 -534 -2265 ext. 226 and leave a message. Email [email protected] Readings for the week of September 15 Monday: 1 Tm 2:1 -8/Ps 28:2, 7, 8 -9 [6]/Lk 7:1 -10 The doors to the main entrance on 2nd street will open at 9:00 - - - a.m. and lunch will be served at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday: 1 Tm 3:1 13/Ps 101:1b 2ab, 2cd 3ab, 5, 6 [2]/Lk 7:11 -17 Wednesday: 1 Tm 3:14 -16/Ps 111:1 -2, 3 -4, 5 -6 [2]/Lk 7:31 - September Menu* 9-18 -19 Chicken or Beef Soft Tacos—shredded cheese, fresh 35 vegetables, salsa, sour cream, corn, black beans, fresh fruit, Thursday: 1 Tm 4:12 -16/Ps 111:7 -8, 9, 10 [2]/Lk 7:36 -50 brownie Friday: 1 Tm 6:2c -12/Ps 49:6 -7, 8 -10, 17 -18, 19 -20/Lk 8:1 -3 9-25 -19 Hamburger on a bun—cheese, fresh vegetables, po- Saturday: Eph 4:1 -7, 11 -13/Ps 19:2 -3, 4 -5 [5]/Mt 9:9 -13 tato salad, fresh fruit. Next Sunday: Am 8:4 -7/Ps 113:1 -2, 4 -6, 7 -8 [cf. 1a, 7b]/1 *All meals served with coffee, milk & water Tm 2:1 -8/Lk 16:1 -13 or 16:10 -13 MINISTERIO HISPANO 15 Septiembre 2019 Domingo 24 del Tiempo Ordinario ciclo C 2019 Reflexión del Evangelio de Lc.15, 1 -10 El evangelio de Lucas multiplica las escenas en las que aparece de re- lieve la misericordia de Dios, debido a que quiere mostrar que Dios tiene misericordia de todos. El evangelio hoy nos habla de la actitud permanente de Jesús de acoger y perdonar a los pecadores con los que se encontraba. Algo que fue criticado, de manera continua, por los fariseos y letrados, las autoridades religiosas de entonces. Por eso las tres parábolas son dirigidas a los fariseos y a los doctores de la ley que criticaban a Jesús y, de algún modo, son dirigidas al fariseo o al doctor de la ley que existe en cada uno de nosotros. Esta relevancia que Lucas le da a la misericordia de Dios está orientada a mostrar la actitud que se debe tener para con los demás. Mirando algo del texto podríamos indicar que los fariseos y los escribas abandonaban a los pecadores y los excluían. Nunca irían tras la oveja perdida. Dejarían que se perdiera en el desierto. Prefieren a las 99 que no se perdieron. Y aquí se marca la diferencia, Jesús se pone en lugar de la oveja que se perdió, y que en aquel contexto de la religión oficial caería en la desesperación, sin esperanza de ser recibida. ¿Hoy es distinto cierto? Con nuestras actitudes hoy en día ¿seríamos de los que van tras la oveja perdida? ¿Piensas que la Iglesia de hoy es fiel a esa parábola de Jesús?
Nuestra Señora de Copacabana Bolivia
La península de Copacabana se adentra en el lago Titicaca, acercándose a las islas del Sol y de la Luna, antiguos lugares sagrados de los Incas. Allí, a cuatro mil ocho metros sobre el nivel del mar, la Madre de Dios quiso acercarse a sus hijos para así atraerlos al verdadero Dios. Lo hizo con la mayor delicadeza y respeto. Lo hizo con el amor de Madre que busca a sus hijos mas pequeños. Su rostro tiene rasgos indígenas y es toda dulzura con su Niño en brazos, que parece caerse pero no. La Madre lo sostiene segura. El Niño es el gran regalo que la madre obsequia. Así surge el culto a la "Santísima Virgen de la Candelaria, Nues- tra Señora de Copacabana".Es una efigie de poco mas de cuatro pies modelada enter- amente en pasta de maguey y terminada en estuco. El cuerpo de la imagen está total- mente laminado en oro fino y en sus ropajes se reproducen los colores y las vestiduras propias de una princesa inca. Su forma original permanece permanentemente cubierta por hermosos mantos y trajes. Su pelo es largo sobre sus hombros.Fue talla- da por Francisco Tito Yupanqui, descendiente del Inca Huayna Capac. Era escultor aficionado y aunque puso mucho empeño en su obra, era inexperto. Sus primeros in- tentos fueron rechazados uno tras otro, hasta que finalmente Dios le recompensó con poder lograr esta imagen de la Virgen que fue humildemente entronizada en una pobre iglesia de adobe y piedras el 2 de febrero de 1583, lo que hace de este santuario mariano uno de los más antiguos de las Américas.El templo actual data de 1805 y la imagen fue coronada durante el pontificado de Pío XI. Con el paso del tiempo los fieles donaron, para adorno de la imagen, gran cantidad de valiosas joyas y el templo se llenó de regalos y tesoros. Riqueza que fue posteriormente saqueada por generales, presidentes y dictadores de turno. A pesar de ello, la "Coyeta", como la llaman los quechuas y los aimaraes; lleva al cuello, en las manos y el pecho, ricas alhajas y de sus orejas cuelgan valiosos pendientes de piedras preciosas obsequiados por sus devotos. En su mano derecha sostiene un canastillo y un bastón de mando, regalo y recuerdo de la visita que en 1669 le hizo el virrey del Perú. La imagen original nunca sale de su santuario y para las procesiones se utiliza una copia de la misma. Es típico del santuario, basílica desde 1949, que los que lo visitan salgan de él caminando hacia atrás, con la intención de no darle la espalda a su querida patrona. Su fiesta originalmen te se celebraba el 2 de febrero, día de la Purifi- cación de María, y luego se ha trasladado al 5 de agosto, con liturgia propia y gran celebración popular. Continuamos conociendo las Advocaciones de la Virgen Maria.
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