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St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church Sunday, January 27, 2019 THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JANUARY 27, 2019 ST. CHARLES BORROMEO CATHOLIC CHURCH SUNDAY, JANUARY 27, 2019 The mission of St. Charles is to spread the life-saving message Of Jesus Christ through the Sacraments, Prayer and Service to others. Bishop Kevin C. Rhoades, Bishop of Fort Wayne/South Bend Fr. Tom Shoemaker, Pastor Fr. James Kumbakkeel, O.S.B., Parochial Vicar Fr. Dennis Di Benedeo, Parochial Vicar Business Administrator, Robert Carroll Director of Adult Educaon, RCIA, Bapsms, Casey Ryan Directors of Music & Liturgy, Karen Hope and Tim Robison Directors of Religious Educaon, Amy Johns and Lisa Schleinkofer Youth Ministry Coordinator, Stacey Huneck School Principal, Robert Sordelet Asst. Principal, Sr. Genevieve Raupp, OSF Asst. Principal, Kevin Hoersten St. Charles Parish Office 4916 Trier Rd., Fort Wayne, IN 46815 Phone: (260) 482-2186 Fax: (260) 471-2144 Office Hours—Monday thru Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Church Website: www.stcharlesfortwayne.org St. Charles School 4910 Trier Rd., Fort Wayne, IN 46815 Phone (260) 484-3392 Fax (260) 482-2006 School website: www.stcharlesschoolfw.org - ST. CHARLES BORROMEO CATHOLIC CHURCH FORT WAYNE, INDIANA M A S S E S ST. CHARLES FINANCIAL STEWARDSHIP 07/01/2018 - 06/30/2019 January 20, 2019 Saturday, Vigil, Third Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:00 p.m. Rita Berghoff Budgeted Collection Needed $ 36,900.00 Sunday, January 27, Third Sunday in Ordinary Time January 20 Collection $ 25,982.01 7:30 a.m. For Our Parish Community Electronic Withdrawals -Weekly $ 3,291.00 9:00 a.m. Deceased of the Dennis Hatfield Family Total (28%) $ 29,273.01 11:00 a.m. Thomas Hunkler This Week $ (7,626.99) 5:00 p.m. Marilyn LaRocque Monday, January 28, St. Thomas Aquinas, Priest & Doctor TOTAL $ 29,507.68 of the Church Saturday, February 2 6:15 a.m. George & Virginia McKenzie 5:00 p.m. Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion : 8:15 a.m. Michael Scheumann Cathy Jacob, Bob & Nancy Leszczynski, Cheryl 6:30 p.m. Gerald Stefanek Morello, John Rorick, Lisa Schleinkofer, Marijo Tuesday, January 29, Weekday Sliger, Patty Sosenheimer, Laura Underwood (C Carolyn Tyndall) 6:15 a.m. Deceased of the Parmeter Family Servers: Addison Shovek, Ashton Skarie, 8:15 a.m. Sophia Tan Kain Starkey, Dakota Tadsen (MC Ronnie Russell) 6:30 p.m. Dr. David & Suzanne Steigmeyer Lectors: Donna Kaiser, Robert Vandell Wednesday, January 30, Weekday Offertory: The Jack & Sis Wehrly & Family Sacristan: Anne Ueber 6:15 a.m. Gloria Seiler Sunday, February 3 8:15 a.m. Special Intention (N.F.) 6:30 p.m. Carol Brown 7:30 a.m. Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion : Kevin Hartman, James Langlet, David Pierre, Thursday, January 31, St. John Basco, Priest Anne Tinkel (C Margaret Digan) 6:15 a.m. Glendon & Mary Shoda Servers: Chloe Wampler, Charlie Wampler, 8:15 a.m. Ralph Obringer Calvin Wampler (MC Todd Tippmann) Lectors: Cece Dunderman, Carol Merkel 6:30 p.m. Arlene Steiner Offertory: The Sliger Family Sacristan: Margaret Digan Friday, February 1, Weekday, First Friday 6:15 a.m. Deceased of the Stephans & Persing 9:00 a.m. Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion : Audrey Clauser, Stephanie Keefer, Olivia Families Koehler, John Magsam, Kate Sweigert, Theresa 8:15 a.m. Rita Deutsch Thissen, Kathy Vande Zande, Cecilia Wehrly (C Pat Slater 6:30 p.m. Cindy Sterba Servers: Isaac Clauser, Jensen Miguel, Saturday, February 2, The Presentation of the Lord Maggie Pieper, Bella Ruden 8:15 a.m. Special Intention (Sr. Rose) (MC Vincent Wallace) Saturday, February 2, Vigil, Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time Lectors: Linda Houk, Mary Lou Morris Offertory: The Kovacs Family 5:00 p.m. Gary Vanderbilt Sacristan: Heather Turk Sunday, February 3, Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time 11:00 a.m. Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion : 7:30 a.m. For Our Parish Community Joseph Barile, Carmen Crabill, Carole Fuller, Sam Martinez, Teresa Michel, Tim Miller, Elaine 9:00 a.m. Norman & JoAnn Loney Moser, Mary Elaine O’Brien, Cindy 11:00 a.m. Pedro Ledo O’Shaughnessey, Tes Sanderlin, Gail Stoner 5:00 p.m. Msgr. John Suelzer (C Darlene Simpson) Servers: John Michael Fabini, Avery Ledo, Troy Tippmann, Benjie Tippmann RECONCILIATION THIS WEEK (MC Joseph Schipper) Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday Lectors: Linda Duesler, Ken Nelson 7:30 a.m. - 8:00 a.m. Offertory: Todd & Amanda Shively Family Sacristan: Cathy Yaggy Thursday evening - 7:00 p.m. until last heard 5:00 p.m. Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion Adam Freiburger, Jeff Schneider, Debbie HOLY HOUR AND BENEDICTION Stevens, Volunteer Needed (C Beth Schneider) Friday, 7:00 p.m. Servers: Josephine Cavacini, Madison Ostermeyer, Mason Schneider, Faith Screeton (MC Sam Horine) HASA 300 CLUB 2018 -2019 Lectors: Steve Horine, Dave Stevens $150.00 - January 21 Joe & Lois Ewald Offertory: Usher’s Choice Sacristan: Jill O’Sullivan — “It is a good USHERS FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY, 2019 TEAM D and holy thought to pray for the dead.” Please pray for the following members 2 Macabees:12 We extend our sympathy and prayers to the of our parish community who will marry soon. families and friends of Jane Deist, Larry Sordelet, Kenneth Federspiel. II Victoria Nelson - Griffin Feichter THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JANUARY 27, 2019 A NOTE FROM THE PASTOR . This weekend we begin Catholic Schools Week. St. Charles Grade School and Bishop Dwenger High School are wonderful assets as we pass the faith through the generations. Here, our youth will grow in their faith, learn the truth, and become stronger disciples of Christ. We are much indebted to our devoted teachers, faculty and staff. Theirs is a vocation of sharing the faith. Everyone is invited to view our school science fair and join in coffee and donuts on Sunday morning. I thank all who made such generous gifts to our Annual Bishop’s Appeal this year. This year the appeal took place at the same time that terrible scandals were in the news and still we went well over our goal. I think that the generosity of our people shows; even with its blemishes, we love our Church. With 95 baptisms in our parish last year, we are blessed to be a parish with babies. We want to do all that we can to support and encourage parents who are bringing their infants to Mass. For those who don’t live around babies and aren’t used to routine baby noise, I would suggest that we think of that low -level noise as the singing of our littlest ones. Everyone knows that occasional meltdowns are a part of a baby’s day. For young parents new to the parish, please don’t be too stressed when this happens. We have speakers both in our cry room and our Gathering Space, where parents can take a child during a meltdown and then return as soon as the baby has calmed We are a Church that loves babies and you have our respect and admiration for bringing them to Mass. CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK BORROMEO BASH Please join us in the cafeteria after all the It's Here!!!! Saturday is our first annual Borromeo Bash!! For morning Masses this Sunday to enjoy complimentary coffee and donuts as those of you who have already purchased tickets to this well as the fellowship of the other SOLD OUT event, there is a lot of information here, so read parishioners. SCRIP sales will be taking this twice. The doors open at 5:30 p.m. and dinner will be place all morning in the cafeteria for your served at 6:30 p.m. — cocktail attire, no jeans. The event is convenience. The School Science Fair will be open in the Parish at Ceruti's located at 6601 Innovation Blvd. Fort Wayne, Hall 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. for you to view the work of our 46818. To help make check -in go a little faster you can pre - students. The principal and representatives from the school will register by going to BidPal.net/BorromeoBash and clicking be available to answer any questions you may have. the link at the top right. There will be the silent auction, the Girl Scout Cookies will also be on sale during live auction, Lucky Diamond game, Wild Card game and Coffee & Donuts. casino entertainment with prize drawings. Please note that payments can be made by check, credit card or EXACT ADORATION AND BENEDICTION cash, there will be no change available. All silent auction Thursday, January 21 bidding will be done on smart phones and tablets. Please After the 8:15 a.m. Mass, there will be Adoration of the make sure your devices are charged so you don't miss out Blessed Sacrament with Benediction at 2:15 p.m. All on that must -have item. parishioners are welcome to stop by Church and spend time with our Lord. If you weren't able to get tickets you can still bid on the silent auction items! All you have to do is go to Bidpal.net/ - ST. CHARLES VOCATION COMMITTEE BorromeoBash and click on the sign in link to register for a The spirit of God is upon you! Through Baptism and bid number. Watch the page on February 1, for items to Confirmation God sends you “to bring glad tidings to the poor come available. You can bid on these and to proclaim liberty to captives; to announce a year of favor items from Friday, Feb 1, until from the Lord.” Are you called to be a Priest, Deacon, Brother or bidding ends on Saturday, Feb. 2, at Sister? staggered times between 9:30 p.m.
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