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E-Mail ~ [email protected]—Website ~ scbrchurch.org All responses must be no later than May 30th

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL

MOTHER’S DAY NOVENA & MASSES

St. Vincent De Paul Camp

Putnam, NY

Boys age 6-13 Girls Age 6-12

Parents and Children are asked to attend

Camp Meeting

June 4th 2015 @ 6:30 PM

Kennedy Center 34 West 134th St

(Between 5th Ave and Lenox Ave.)

NY, NY 10037 212 862-6401

PINKSTER WEEK CELEBRATION

Pinkster Week Celebration, the oldest African-American Holiday!

Monday, May 25, Memorial Day, at Grant’s Tomb from 12 -4 PM, 122nd & Riverside Drive celebrating

the Black regiments from New York that fought in the Civil War in remembrance of the ending of

that conflict 150 years ago. There will be men who will be in Civil War dress with memorabilia of that period and

presentations by Rep. Rangel and Assemblyman Wright.

Friday, May 29, 5PM – Forum - The 2020 census and its dire consequences for African- Americans

and people of African descent. Rep. Charles Rangel and members of the Afro-Latina Forum will be in

attendance at the State Office Building in Harlem, 125 St. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd. 8th Floor.

Saturday, May 30, 12PM, Celebration at the African Burial Ground national monument in Lower Man-

hattan, 290 Broadway, Religious leaders will lay flowers including the Pinkster red and pink azaleas

on the burial mounds. The story of Pinkster will be told in song, dance and narratives. Bring your

choir members and clergy!

Black Lives Matter: yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

Dr. John Derek Yared Andemikail Norvell, President, African-American Pinkster Committee of New York,

a parishioner of Our Lady of Lourdes RC Church

EUCHARTSTIC MINISTRY

The Eucharistic Ministry of

St. Charles Borromeo/ Chapel of the

Resurrection will have its Second

Annual Corpus Christi Prayer

Service and Luncheon on

Saturday, June 6, 2015

10:00AM-2:00PM

Donations: In Honor Of:

Kathleen Henry Genova Rivera

In Memory Of:

+ Liz Garcia

+Quisqrella Ortiz

+Virginia Riley

E-Mail ~ [email protected]—Website ~ scbrchurch.org

Chapel of the Resurrection 276 West 151 Street, New York, New York 10039

212 -281-2100 Fax 212 -862-1881

Pastoral Associates

THE WORD OF THE LORD

and

Reverend Gregory C. Chisholm, SJ. Pastor ~ email address: [email protected] Reverend Marcel Amadi Monsignor John Meehan Reverend Thomas Mestriparampil

Deacon Rodney A. Beckford Deacon Miguel Granda Deacon Kenneth Radcliffe

Sr. Jane Norton, SBS ~ Pastoral Assistant Ms. Aliya Francis, Principal Mr. W. Mark Howell-Director of Music Rev. Br. William Sherlog, CFC, Mrs. Letisha Noel, Esq. - Confirmation Coordinator Dr. Marlene Klyvert– Religious Ed. Coordinator Mr. Frank Mendez—Religious Ed. Coordinator

Entrance: The Spirit of the Lord has filled the whole world

and that which contains all things understands what is said,

alleluia.

Church of St. Charles Borromeo 211 West 141 Street, New York, New York 10030

212 -281-2100 Fax 212- 862-1881

In Residence

Reverend James Goode, OFM Reverend Emmanuel Okpalauwaekwe Reverend Ralph Rivera, SJ Reverend Charles Udokang

Visiting Clergy

Next Sunday’s Readings

Pentecost Sunday

May 24, 2015

Deuteronomy 4:32-34, 39-40

Psalm 33: 4-5, 6, 9, 18-19, 20, 22

Romans 8: 14-17

Matthew 28: 16-20

Acts of the Apostles 2 : 1-11

Psalm 104: 1, 24, 29-30, 31, 34

1 Corinthians 12:3b-7, 12-13

John 20: 19-23

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St. Charles Saturday 5:30 pm Sunday 8:00 am, 9:30am, 11:45am

Resurrection Sunday 10:00 am, 12:00 pm (en Español) Thursday 7:00pm (en Español)

MASSES, SACRAMENTS, NOVENAS AND DEVOTIONS

Baptism—Make an appointment with the Pastor St. Charles Second Sunday of the month Resurrection Fourth Sunday of the month Confessions St. Charles 4:30 pm—5:15—Saturdays Both —Fifteen minutes prior to Sunday Masses Marriage Arrange well in advance with the Pastor

Miraculous Medal Monday 9:00 am Sacred Heart Friday 9:00 am Holy Hour Saturday 4:00 pm—5:00 pm

05/23 Saturday Easter Weekday

Vigil 5:30pm For the Parish

05/24 Sunday Pentecost Sunday

Acts 2:1-11,1 Cor 12:3b-7, 12-13, Jn 20:1-23

8:00am For the Parish


Res 10:00am For the Parish


Res 12:00pm For the Parish

05/25 Monday Eighth Week In Ordinary Time

Sir 17:20-24, Mk 10:17-27

8:30 am Available

05/26 Tuesday Saint Philip Neri, Priest

Sir 35:1-12, Mk 10:28-31

8:30am Available

05/27 Wednesday Saint Augustine of

Masses

Sacraments

This Week’s Schedule Masses

Novenas and Devotions

Canterbury, Bishop

Sir 36:1, 4-5a, 10-17, Mk 10:32-45

8:30am Available

05/28 Thursday Weekday

Sir 42: 15-25, Mk 10:46-52

8:30am Available

Res 7:00pm Available

05/29 Friday Weekday

Sir 44:1, 9-13, Mk 11:11-26

8:30am Akailah Warner Grad.& B’Day Blsgs.

Sandra Cummings B’day Blsgs

05/30 Saturday Weekday/BVM

Sir 51: 12cd-20, Mk 11:27-33

8:30am Cida Branford B’day Blsgs

5:30pm +Katherine Whitfield

FR. GREGROY CHISHOLM SJ.

PENTECOST: Actions Speak Louder than Words Several years ago at a prayer service for Kindergarten, First and Second Grades we discussed the

following theme: Actions Speak Louder than Words. At the beginning of the service a First Grade

girl stood at the podium and described in a clear and very bold voice that how we act gives more

significance to what we say. Since I consider that idea somewhat sophisticated for children in the

First Grade, I started the service by asking the three classes if anyone could tell me what it

means to say, “Actions Speak Louder than Words.” One young Second Grader took the

statement much too literally and said, “Father Greg, it means that actions have a bigger sound

than words.” After I shook my head the hands of 50 children were in the air. One after another

they gave a literal interpretation to the statement “Actions Speak Louder than Words.”

Nevertheless, it wasn’t long before a First Grader with a small and timid voice said, “It means

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05/25/15– Memorial Day– Parish Office Closed

05/30/15– Saturday- Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament– 4pm–Youth Group

06/04/15-School– Archdiocesan Religion Exam

06/05/15– School– 12:00 Noon dismissal

06/06/15– Saturday- Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament– 4pm–Rosarians & Fellowship

CALENDER OF EVENTS

WE’RE DOING IT AGAIN…. “5” BUSES

HOLIDAY HILL Family Day!

June 27, 2015

Donation $55 ~ Adults 12 and older

$30 Children 3-11 ~ 2 and under –Free

If transportation is needed an additional

fee of $25 per person is required.

Departing from: St. Charles Borromeo Church

211 West 141 Street, New York, NY

Buses Leaving at 8:00AM Sharp!

TICKETS ARE NOW AVAILABLE !

ANNUAL AWARDS DINNER PARTY

Resurrection Alumni Association Inc. Invites you to the

Annual Awards Dinner Party

Saturday, June 6, 2015– 6pm-11pm

Donation $45 per person

Lt. Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr. Memorial

Community Center

34 West 134th Street, Harlem , NY

Buffet served at 7PM ~ Bring choice of Beverage

RAAINC Award for Community Service

Presented to

Monsignor John Meehan

(and others)

Please RSVP by 5/23/15 –646-312-0198 or e-mail

[email protected]

Catholic Women of Harlem

CAREER DAY ~ SCB SCHOOL

Catholic Women of Harlem College

Educational Scholarship

A one-time $1000.00 scholarship will be awarded to

a graduating high school senior. The recipient of

this award must maintain the minimum GPA of C+.

CRITERIA

Must be a practicing catholic in regular

attendance with the Harlem Vicariate.

Minimum high school GPA of C+

Applicant must submit a 500 word essay on “How

you would use your education to give back to

your community”. The essay must be typed and

double spaced.

College acceptance letter.

Send application and all supporting documents to:

St. Charles Borromeo R.C. Church

Att: Catholic Women of Harlem

211 W. 141 Street

New York, NY 10030

All responses must be no later than May 30th

The children of St. Charles Borromeo School would

like to say Thank You to everyone who came out on

Career Day. The day was filled with great speakers

who shared so very much about their path to suc-

cess and their career choices. You all really made

Career Day special. Thank you and God bless!

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READINGS, REFLECTIONS AND PRAYERS

Prayer Corner Sunday Readings in a Word

FIRST READING Acts of the Apos-tles 2:1-11

On Pentecost, the Holy Spirit was sent to the disciples in the form of fiery tongues. They began to speak in different tongues “as the Spirit enabled them to proclaim.”

RESPONSORIAL PSALM 104:1,24, 29-30, 31, 34

Lord, send out your Spirit, and renew the face of the earth.

SECOND READING 1 Corinthians 12:3b-7, 12-13 The apostle Paul wrote that there are many gifts but the same Spirit, different ministries but the same Lord.

GOSPEL READING John 20: 19-23

Jesus appeared and told the disciples, "Peace be with you. As the Father has sent me, so I send you….Receive the Holy Spirit.”

In every generation, O God of Easter glory,

you send forth your holy Creator Spirit, to

breathe on the world your love has fashioned

and to make it come alive!

Fulfill the promise of these Fifty Days with the

abundant harvest of your Spirit’s gifts. Bring

forth in the lives of all of us born of water and

the Spirit, the love, joy and peace your

Spirit’s fire bestows.

We ask this through our Lord Jesus Christ,

who sends us the Spirit of truth from you,

and who lives and reigns with you in the unity

of the Holy Spirit, God for ever and ever.

PRAYERS & CONDOLENESES

FOCUS

“As the Father sent me, so I send you. Re-

ceive the Holy Spirit.”

ADULT FAITH FORMATION

REST IN PEACE +Lucille C. Jones

Prayers & Condolences are extended

from Our Church Family to her Family .

REST IN PEACE

+Lillian O. Royster- Hobday

Prayers & Condolences are extended

from Our Church Family to her

Family .

Viewing will be held @ SCB on Thursday,

May 28, 2015 from 4-8pm. Funeral Mass will be

on Friday, May 29th, 10:00AM at St. Charles

Borromeo Church

The next edition will be on Monday, June 8, 2015. @ 7:00PM at St. Charles. The topic is "CENTERING PRAYER." How do we continue to maintain an 'interior silence' in a 'noisy world?' Can we have a 'desert experience' in our city life?

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~ FR. GREGROY CHISHOLM SJ. CONT. ~

that what you do is even more important than what you say.” I looked at her and congratulated

her on her answer, then asked her to repeat it. A great sigh, the kind that only enthusiastic children

are able to utter, went through the 40 or so kids who were waiting to give their version of the an-

swer. When I asked them how on Mother’s Day did they demonstrate their love for mom, rather

than just say they loved mom, another 70 hands went up.

The first Pentecost described in the first two chapters of Acts of the Apostles would have been a

significant failure unless the actions of the apostles spoke louder than their words. Don’t misunder-

stand me, the words that Peter and the other Apostles spoke were powerful. Through the gift of the

Holy Spirit they spoke like men whose tongues were on fire. They put the life, death and resurrec-

tion of Jesus Christ into a clear perspective for the people assembled in Jerusalem that day. Never-

theless the words would have meant little if these same disciples had not been people whose lives

reflected the ideals expressed in the teachings about Jesus. The Acts of the Apostles demonstrates

the uncountable number of ways which these followers of Christ lived the words which they spoke.

Pentecost is a time at St. Charles Borromeo/Resurrection when we emphasize the actions which

speak louder than the words. We emphasize the need to do something that reflects Love for God

and neighbor. When a person is on fire in the Holy Spirit, that person must DO something. At

Pentecost we celebrate the whole idea of ministry, acting out our faith, in the church. We are all,

from First Graders to Octogenarians, called to ministry in the Body of Christ. If you can jump rope,

you can minister. If you can shoot a basketball, you can minister. If you can drive a car, you can

minister. If you can polish your nails, you can minister. Actions Speak Louder than Words.

The Passing of Fr. Cyprian Davis, OSB

Fr. Cyprian Davis, OSB, black Historian, Educator and Benedictine Monk passed away on May 17

at 84 years of age. Fr. Davis was on the faculty of St. Meinrad Archabbey, in St. Meinrad, Indiana.

He was also on the faculty of the Institute for Black Catholic Studies at Xavier University in New

Orleans. Fr. Davis is best known for his outstanding History of Black Catholics in the United

States first published in 1990 (I understand that a new and updated edition is forthcom-

ing). Fr. Davis is also a founding member of the Black Catholic Clergy Caucus in the United

States.

His passing is felt deeply by those of us who have been inspired by both his writing and

speaking. Fortunately there have been many men and women who have been moved to follow the

intellectual path blazed by Fr. Davis. Just recently, for example, I read an article about a new

contribution to Black Catholic History authored by Dr. Shannen Dee Williams titled Subversive

Habits: Black Nuns and the Struggle to Desegregate Catholic America After World War I.

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5:30 8:00 & 11:45 10:00(Res) 9:30

Prelude 5:30 8:00 & 11:45 10:00 9:30

Processional #324 “Come Holy Ghost”

“Send Down Your Spirit”

“Sweet, Sweet Spirit” “Catch On Fire”

Opening Rite WADE IN THE WATER WADE IN THE WATER WADE IN THE WATER

Gloria Howell Wade Howell

Gospel Acclamation “This Is The Feast

of Victory”

“This Is The Feast

of Victory”

“This Is The Feast

of Victory”

Collection #522 “Lead Me, Guide Me”

“I Shall Wear A Crown”

“I’m Running For

My Life” “Shout / Fire ”

Offertory #325

“Thank You Lord”

“Holy Spirit Rain Down”

“I’m Running For

My Life” “Dear Jesus, I Love You”

Holy, Holy, Holy Ward Wade Ward

Mystery of Faith Howell Wade Howell

Great Amen Howell Wade Howell

Lord’s Prayer Recited Wade Recited

Lamb of God Howell Wade Howell

Communion #327 “Sweet Sweet Spirit”

“Here At The Table”

“Spirit Of The

Living God” “My Relationship”

Meditation

“Let It Breathe On Me”

“Let It Breathe On Me”

“Anointing Fall On Me”

“The Spirit Song” “Holy Ghost Power”

Recessional #343 “All Hail The Power” “The Holy Ghost Is

Keeping Me Alive” “Catch On Fire”

WORSHIP MUSIC

RESPONSORIAL PSALM

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Audrey E. Honis ~2nd Katherine Parks ~4th James Langley ~2nd

Tulip Bain Rock ~5th Fr. Gregory C. Chisholm, SJ~8th

Robert Green ~ 8th Marie Lewis ~16th

Mae Rose Creque ~ 21st

Sandra Cummings ~ 29th

Regular Sunday Collections

GENERAL PARISH INFORMATION AND ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Sick & Homebound of the Parish

Celebrating Our Seniors

May Birthdays WE ARE A TITHING PARISH / REGULAR SUNDAY

05/17/15 - Att: 566(Env.#255 –$6,202.60

Total $7,244.60

05/18/14- Att: 575(Env.#265-$5,049.60)

Total $7,338.60

CHAPEL OF THE RESURRECTION

05/17/15 -Att:245(Env.#89- $731.00)

Total $ 1,031.00

05/18/14 –Att: 217 (Env.#69-$1,000.00)

Total $1,220.00

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04/22/15—05/21/15 — Parish Pay

Total $3,800.00 ~ Participants – 25

Cardinal’s Appeal 2015 as of 05/15/15

Goal $71,000~ Pledge~ $34,118.00

Paid~ $19,246.00 /Number of Gifts ~ 84

Louise Rawlins,* (N Manhattan NH.) Violet Cave, (Cardinal Cooke HC) *Rebecca Butts, (Kateri N.H.)

* Mildred Richardson ( De Witt NH) *Mary Ingram, * Drucilla Marshall* Vye Moore ,(Jewish Home) *Lillian Johnson, (Cardinal Cooke) Curtis Haven (Bronx Rehab) * Catherine Mayfield, Minnie Williams, (Amster.

House) *Gladys Nicholas (Henry Carter) Patricia A. Suggs, *Gertrude Allen (Gold Crest Ctr.) * Marie Lewis (Northern Man. Rehab) *Virginia Fields (Florida) Curry

Atterberry (Mississippi)

Vickie Barrios, Anita Beckles, Bernard Bland, Darrelle Buckley, Aston Bryan, Henrietta Clark, Usbaldo Colon, Lloyd Greenwood, Deborah Guerrant ,Veronica Henley, Justine Leath,, Marjorie Hickson, Gussie Jones, Dulce

Lawrence, Annie Marshall, Rosa Lee Martin, Raymond McEaddy, Mildred Mitchell, Marie Louise Preira, Vera Robertson, Gertrude Rice, Mavis Seeley, Jane Thomas,

Mabel Tinglin, Sylbe Tucker, Emma Waites, Zelma Ward, Naomi Vaughn-Weaver, Karen Webber, Shirley

Wilson, Esmeralda Wilson,

PLEASE KEEP ALL OF OUR SICK AND HOMEBOUND IN YOUR PRAYERS

Young Adult Mass & Social

Are you grieving the loss of a loved one?

Group support can help.

Bereavement Support Group

May 30th —June 20th

Saturdays ~3:30P—5:00PM

Open to the Community

St. Charles Borromeo ~ Fellowship Room

211 West 141 Street, NY, NY 10030

212-281-2100

LAZARUS PROJECT

The Office of Young Adult Outreach of the Archdio-

cese of New York invites you to a special Young Adult

Mass celebrated by Timothy Cardinal Dolan at St. Pat-

rick’s Cathedral (51st Street, between 5th and Madi-

son Ave.) on Wednesday, June 3rd at 7:30PM. Music

will be lead by Jackie Francois Angel and there will be

a Young Adult Social after the Mass. Adoration with

Praise & Worship and Confessions will be available

from 6:30PM-7:30PM. For more information visit our

website, www.catholicnyc.com

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Donations: In Honor Of: Pentecost Sunday · 2019-09-18 · The apostle Paul wrote that there are many gifts but the same Spirit, different ministries but the same Lord. GOSPEL READING