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• Family Owned & Operated Since 1948

• Pre-Need & Irrevocable Trusts• Community Room Available

Our Tradition ofCaring Continues

Louis D.Ripepi, Jr.

5762 PEARL ROAD

440-888-0800www.ripepi.com 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 ASSOCIATES Mr. Brian G. Pelcin

Ms. Cynthia K. Zalek

WEEKEND ASSOCIATE Fr. Anselm Zupka, O.S.B.

DEACONS Mr. John Talerico

Mr. Daniel M. GallaSEMINARIAN INTERN

Mr. Scott SwinertonDAY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mrs. Eileen M. Updegrove

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION COORDINATOR Mrs. Paula J. Leigh

MINISTER OF MUSIC/BUSINESS MANAGER Mr. Thomas E. Holzheimer

DAVID W. TOETZ, ATTORNEYGeneral Practice of Law Including:

• Wills & Trusts • Real Estate • Elder Law• Estate Planning • Probate

Medicaid/Medicare5579 Pearl Road, Suite 203

440-843-5300

DENTAL HEALTH SERVICEKenneth T. Kmieck, D.D.S. & Assoc.

Family Dentistry – New Patients WelcomePreventative & Cosmetic Dental Care Same Day Denture Repair & Relines

7057 W. 130th Street – Rm. 402440-888-9755

R I P E P IFUNERAL HOME

• Family Owned & Operated Since 1948

• Pre-Need & Irrevocable Trusts• Community Room Available

Our Tradition ofCaring Continues

Louis D.Ripepi, Jr.

5762 PEARL ROAD

440-888-0800www.ripepi.com

PARMAPLUMBING CO.Complete Plumbing Service from Small Repairs, Sewer

and Drain Cleaning to Bathroom Remodeling

10% off Repairs

216-351-8800John Romito

KRAY LANDSCAPINGMowing • New Lawns • Shrubs

Walls • Patios • Drain TileSince 1969 • Senior Discounts

440-888-8314 • Parishioner

JOSEPH McCAFFERTY, ESQ.Parishioner • 440-250-1800

General Law Practice • Personal Injury • Small Business • Probate • Employment • Criminal/DUI • Divorce/Dissolution

• Consumer Law • No Charge For INItIal CoNsultatIoN

Palmiero Enterprise, Inc. DBA

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Complete Auto Care Foreign & Domestic

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5660 Ridge Road 440-884-9100MICHAEL MALLCHOK JR.

SUSAN MALLCHOK KARLA

Sincere Service

Second To NoneRoofing, Inc.

Matthew F. Koopman Parishioner

440-842-08234805 W. Pleasant Valley Rd. #4, Parma, OH 44129

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KOLER FINANCIAL GROUPDonna*, Michael*, Jerry* & David*

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440-884-7042Securities offered through SagePoint Financial, Inc., a registered broker-dealer and member FINRA and SIPC. Investment advisory services offered through Koler Wealth Management, a registered investment advisor not affiliated with SagePoint Financial, Inc. Fixed and/or Traditional Insurance Services offered through the various representatives, who are not registered as a broker-dealer or investment advisor. Tax Service offered through Donna Koler and David Stollings, who are not registered as a broker-dealer or investment advisor.

• Retirement Planning*• College Planning*

• 401(k) Rollovers*• Income Tax Preparation*

• Investments*• Insurance*

HABEREK• Plumbing• Heating• Air Conditioning216-433-7774

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Free Estimate• Tree Trimming• Shrub Removal• Firewood AvailableDAVE 330-468-1033

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Family Owned and Operated24 Hours a Day/7 Days a Week

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7327 Pearl Road, Middleburg Hts. 440-243-6111www.tomonfh.com

Matt Hudak • Randy Friend6014 State Road,

Parma, Ohio 44134FAX (440) 885-5629 • (440) 885-5640

LEN’S HEATING& COOLING

24-HOUR SERVICEFURNACES • AIR CONDITIONERS

HEAT PUMPS • BOILERS10% off with ad on service labor

440-888-7726440-582-0100

Dan Wingenfeld440-888-4500Russell Realty

Selling in Parma for over 35 years

Residential Plumbing Specialist 30+ Years Experience Water Heaters & Plumbing Repairs

440-539-1872Bill Craig, Parishioner STLic#17030

216-870-3166

ROSECARE seniorcare

ROSECARE seniorcare is a faith inspired non-medical inhome senior care service.

Our compassionate staff assists Seniors with a wide variety of services including: Meal Prep, Bathing & Hygiene, Medication Reminders, LightHousekeeping, Safe Ambulation, Laundry, Errands and many more.

Rosecare offers flexible hours of service ranging from 3-24 hours.

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ROSECARE seniorcare216-870-3166

ROSECARE seniorcare is faith-inspired non-medical in home senior care service.

Meal Prep, Bath & Hygiene, Medication Reminders, Light Housekeeping, Safe Ambulation, Laundry, Errands and many more.

Rosecare offers flexible hours of service ranging from 3-24 hours.www.rosecareseniorcare.com

John D. Kedzior, Esq. – Parishioner OSBA Board Certified Specialist in Estate Planning, Trust & Probate Law

GENERAL PRACTICE LIMITED TO:• Wills & Trusts • Probate & Guardianship• Estate Planning • Powers of Attorney• Medicaid Planning • Real Estate

216-264-43934500 Rockside Road, Suite 440, Independence, OH

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Email: [email protected]: www.czechccu.orgLife Insurance Since 1879

216-341-0444

BLAHA’S LANDSCAPING& TREE SERVICE

Tree removal & TrimmingAdam Blaha, Certified Arborist OH-6182A

440-336-0294

Enroll Now for Fall ClassesChildren 3 through Adult (440) 884-8085

[email protected]

O’Connor Dance StudioO’Connor Dance Studio

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Safeguarding St. Charles Parish(440) 821-1037

Joan M. MoranOwner/President

Parishioner

PARISHIONER216-402-1292

ANDREW YANAKBRITTANY THOMAS216-408-0439CATERING DIRECTOR

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BRITTANY THOMASCATERING DIRECTOR216-408-0439

ANDREW YANAKPARISHIONER216-402-1292

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Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe . November 24, 2019

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Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe November 24, 2019

This Week’s Liturgy

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24 Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe II Samuel 5:1-3; Colossians 1:12-20; Luke 23:35-43 10:00 AM 20th Wedding Anniversary- - -

Martin & Loraine Klonowski 12:00 PM Mothers' & Fathers' Confraternity Masses: 8:00am, 10:00am, 12:00 Noon, 5:30pm

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25 Daniel 1:1-6, 8-20; Luke 21:1-4

7:00 AM † Shirley Stavole7:00 PM † Richard Porvasnik

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26 Daniel 2:31-45; Luke 21:5-11

7:00 AM † Helena Profancik8:30 AM † Joseph & Sophie Kaminski7:00 PM † Brendan Fox

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27 Daniel 5:1-6, 13-14, 16-17, 23-28; Luke 21:12-19

7:00 AM † Kathleen & Robin Barlak7:00 PM † Thomas Grdosic

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28Thanksgiving Day Sirach 50:22-24; Luke 17:11-19 9:30AM For the People of St. Charles Borromeo Parish ***There will be only one Mass on Thanksgiving Day

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29 Daniel 7:2-14; Luke 21:29-33 7:00 AM † Joseph & Lena Calio

8:30 AM † Nilo Gonzalez7:00 PM † Faith Parsons

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30 St. Andrew Romans 10:9-18; Matthew 4:18-22

8:00 AM † Deacon Douglas Bewley VIGIL MASS: 4:00 PM

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1 First Sunday of Advent Isaiah 2:1-5; Romans 13:11-14; Matthew 24:37-44

8:00 AM Intention of Ladies Guild Masses: 8:00am, 10:00am, 12:00 Noon, 5:30pm

Entrance Chant #574—Worthy Is the Lamb

Presentation & Preparation of Gifts Life is Changed, Not Ended

Psalm 122 Let us go rejoicing to the house of the Lord;

Let us go rejoicing to the house of the Lord.

Communion Chant #407—Jesus, Remember Me

Readings may be found on page 235 in the

Breaking Bread Hymnal.

Text & Music: Paul Tate © 2015 GIA Publications, Inc.

All rights reserved. Reprinted under OneLicense.net A-702572.

Sending Forth #724—Hail, Redeemer, King Divine

The Parish Staff extends best wishes for a

blessed and holy Thanksgiving Day.

St. Charles Borromeo Church November 24, 2019

This Thursday, November 28, is Thanksgiving Day. That is about as close to a “national holyday” as there can be. For many years, St Charles Parish has marked the holiday with our

Thanksgiving Day Mass. We will do so again this year at 9:30am on Thanksgiving morning. The word “Eucharist” comes from the Greek language and it means “Thanksgiving.” Each time we celebrate the Eucharist, we give thanks for God’s goodness to us: the gift of life, the gift of His Son, and the gift of our Faith. Every Eucharist is a sacramental “Thanksgiving Meal” for the blessings that are ours. Those Pilgrims who came to the New World--almost 400 years ago--set aside a Day of Thanksgiving for the blessings of the year just past. Our nation has enshrined that practice with a national day of Thanksgiving; since the Second World War, that day has been on the fourth Thursday of November. Although in recent years Thanksgiving has become--for some--a day to start their Christmas shopping, the day also remains--for many--one of sentiment, family, travel, bountiful tables, and heartfelt gratitude. That spirit is captured so well in Norman Rockwell’s painting “The Thanksgiving Picture—Freedom from Want” portraying the third of Franklin D Roose-velt’s “Four Freedoms.” The older I get (and the years are piling up!) the more I realize that—not just on Thanksgiving—but that each day should be about giving thanks for the blessings that are ours. Not only counting our blessings, but also sharing them is a meaningful Thanksgiving practice. In that spirit, you are invited to bring your gifts of canned goods to our 9:30am Thanksgiving Day Mass. Bring your gifts forward at Offertory time as was done in the early years of the Church. Canned goods are requested at any time during the month of November. Especially needed are boxes of cereal, pasta/sauces, canned fruits and vegetables, mac/cheese, soups, canned meats and tuna, canned dinners, ravioli, stews Here’s a gentle reminder about my recent request that you use St Charles Gift Certificate Program at least for the purchase of your “gas and groceries.” Please stop at the Parish Office on your way to the grocery store or gas station and purchase the Gift Certificates you will need. And give our Gift Certificates as gifts. All proceeds benefit St Charles School—and the teachers of St Charles School educate all St Charles kids in our Catholic Faith. Today we celebrate the Solemnity of Christ the King. That brings the current liturgical year to completion. Next weekend we celebrate the First Sunday of Advent. The liturgical color will switch from green to purple. Today we conclude the Gospel of Luke, that we have proclaimed each weekend this year. Luke is often called “The Gospel of Charity.” Luke tells many stories about Jesus’s interaction with widows, orphans, the poor and the hurting. Only Luke relates those two great parables of The Prodigal Son and the Good Samaritan. There is a page in this bulletin detailing our 2019 Advent Giving Tree. All four places promote the “value of human life”: Providence House (emergency shelter for children); West Side Catholic Center (food, clothing, shelter, advocacy); Edna House (safe house for women recovering from addictions); Malachi House of Hope (caring for the dying homeless). Have your gift in church by Sunday, December 15 at 1:00pm

Merici Chapel… This Sunday, November 24th, we celebrate the Feast of Christ the King. When we plan to celebrate a special day in our lives — a birthday, anniversary, graduation, job promotion, etc — we make plans — a party, dinner with family and friends, etc. How are you planning to celebrate with your King on this, His Special Day? Try & visit Jesus in Merici Chapel & say thank you for all He has given you in your lifetime.

BAPTISMS

Congratulations and God's Blessings to Deanna & Zachary Candow on the Baptism of their son, Oakley Charles; to Ashley & Ryan McCullough on the Baptism of their daughter, Skylar Grace; and to Ashlee & Michael Maly on the Baptism of their daughter, Rylee Nova.

LIFE IS CHANGED, NOT ENDED

Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord

Leonor Beltran

THE LITTLE BLUE BOOK

Once again this year we have available copies of an Advent/Christmas seasonal prayer reflection booklet entitled, “The Little Blue Book.” These are published by the Diocese of Saginaw and contain helpful daily entries to serve as an aid to prayer. Anyone interested in a copy of “The Little Blue Book” (Advent/Christmas 2019 edition) is asked to stop at the Parish Office. Limited supply available. The offering is $1.00.

OPLATKI (Christmas Wafers) are available at the Parish Office.

Limited supply available.

Offertory Collection $17,878.50

ACH / Online / Credit Card 7,827.25

Total $25,705.75

Campaign for Human Development $404.00

U.S. Military Services $615.00

Seminary Assessment $821.00

SUNDAY COLLECTION

November 17, 2019

Thank you!

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 [email protected]. It’s not too late to join us! We continue to meet on Mondays and will conclude on Pentecost. For additional infor-mation go to — https://stcharlesonline.org/rcia-1


ST. LADIES GUILD LOTTERY Lottery tickets for February 2020 are available in the Parish Office for $5.00 each. The winning 3 digit numbers come in from the 7:30pm drawing on Channel 5 and must be straight. If your ticket is a winner, you will get a check for $100! This is one of

our big fundraisers so please help us out. Any questions, please call Jacki (440)884-3030. Thank you!

Sunday, December 1 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm

Lower Parish Hall

St. Charles Ladies Guild

ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY

Chicken Chardonnay, Bourbon Pork Loin, Scalloped Potatoes, Burgundy Mushrooms

salad, roll & butter cheesecake slices & a variety of fruit toppings

Entertainment: Tom Holzheimer will play the piano & lead us in song

Cost: $18.00 per person

Open to everyone in the parish Please join us for this fun Christmas celebration!

For more information or tickets, contact Norma Kross: [email protected] | 216-408-6791, or call Charlotte Seibert 440-391-1599.

Deadline to purchase tickets is November 25th

mailto:[email protected]

https://stcharlesonline.org/rcia-1


St. Charles Borromeo Church November 24, 2019

Daily Evangelization

Wear a religious article, and be ready

to share a faith story when someone

asks about it

Please go to our website: stcharlesonline.org for the

convenience of filling out your family’s 2020 “My Fair

Share” form. Your completed form will be securely sent

directly to the Parish Business Office. As an alternative,

the form is also available in this Sunday’s bulletin if

you wish to complete and return to the Parish Office.

Thank you!

If you are a Catholic who has been away from the Church for a while, or if you know of someone who has been away from practicing the Catholic faith, this is a special invitation to you.

St. Charles Parish will offer the opportunity to revisit the Catholic Church Community.

Please join us for informal listening sessions and an update of the Catholic faith facilitated by a team of lay members of St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church. Sessions are conducted in a support-group format.

Continuing...

December 5th, 2019 | 7:00-8:30pm

Thursday evenings continuing through December 19th at

St. Charles Borromeo Parish Activities Center

in the John Paul II Room (2nd floor of the former convent)

“All are welcome in this place.”

If you plan to attend or have any questions, please call Cindy Zalek (216) 410-8728, Program Director,

or email [email protected]

“CATHOLICS AT HOME” A Special Welcome

to Non-Practicing Catholics! The Lord is waiting for you.

ADVENT GIVING TREE

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

Volunteers to sort gifts and drivers are needed to help deliver Advent Giving Tree gifts on Sunday, December 15th. Come to the church at 1:00pm where we will be sorting the gifts for Malachi House, Providence House, Edna House and the West Side Catholic Center. If you are able to help deliver gifts, please leave your name at the Par ish Office or call Scott Swiner ton at (440)884-3030 if you need more information or have questions.

The Sacrament of the

ANOINTING of the SICK will be celebrated

Monday, December 2nd — 7:00pm Mass

“Those of the faithful whose health is seriously impaired by sickness or old age may receive this sacrament”

(Pastoral Care of the Sick, 8)

Beginning in December, we will be celebrating a monthly Anointing Mass on the first Monday of every month. Other Parma/Parma Heights parishes will also be celebrating a monthly Anointing Mass. We will announce their upcoming Anointing Masses in the bulletin or view the other parishes’ mass schedules on our website at www.stcharlesonline.org/mass-schedule

MASS AND ROSARY FOR LIFE

Be a witness to your Faith — come to the 8:00am Mass and Rosary for Life on the last Saturday of the month — November 30th, to pray for the protection of all Human Life from the moment of conception to natural death.

GREETER MINISTRY

Our church is blessed to have you with us today! Let's make everyone, whether a familiar face or visiting friend, feel welcomed in a big way to St. Charles Parish Commu-nity especially with the holidays near and first-time visitors. Families are welcome to do this together. If you enjoy saying "hello" and can come just a little bit ear-lier to your regular Mass and stay just a few minutes later, please join us —St. Charles needs you! Just fill out this form, drop it off in the parish office and you will be contacted by Cynthia Zalek: (440) 884-3030 | [email protected] Name ___________________________________________ Phone___________________________________________ Email___________________________________________ will help at Saturday 4:00pm Sunday 8:00am 10:00am 12:00 Noon 5:30pm

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GIVING TREE

RECIPIENTS:

MALACHI HOUSE OFHOPE216-621-8831

malachihouse.org

Serves terminally ill

individuals without cost or

regard to gender, race,

religion, or national origin

who are in need of an

available caregiver, have

limited or no financial

resources and are in need

of special home care.

EDNA HOUSE(216) 281-7751

ednahouse.org

Located in the former

convent of St. Colman’s

parish on West 65th Street,

Edna House gives women

an opportunity to recover

from alcohol and drug

addiction by providing a

safe, sober place to live.

PROVIDENCE HOUSE216-651-5982

www.provhouse.org

Ohio’s first licensed crisis

nursery offers emergency

shelter to children, ages

newborn to five years old,

actively living in crisis. Their

services focus on protecting

at-crisis children, preventing

child abuse and neglect and

preserving fragile families.

WEST SIDE CATHOLIC CENTER216-631-4741

www.wsccenter.org

Grounded in faith, hope,

love, and respect for those

they serve, WSCC assists

all who come in need of

food, clothing, shelter, and

advocacy.

PROVIDENCE HOUSE

Gift Cards:

Target; Walmart; Giant Eagle; Dave’s

Supermarket; Home Depot; Lowe’s; Office

Depot/Office Max; Staples; Original

Mattress Factory; Gas Cards; Weekly

RTA Bus Passes

Food:

Baby Formulas; Canned Fruits (Peaches, Pears,

Pineapple, Fruit Cocktail & Mandarin Oranges); Nutri-Grain

Bars; Cheese Crackers; Popcorn; Pudding Snack Cups;

Jell-O Cups; Graham Crackers; Saltine Crackers; Macaroni

& Cheese; Applesauce; Cookies; Muffin Mix; Pancake Mix;

Syrup; Condiments; Pedialyte; Pediasure

Children's Miscellaneous:

Learning Toys (ages infant -12);

Boys/Girls Pull-Ups (Sizes 3T/4T &

4T/5T); Unscented Baby Wipes; Baby &

Child Lotion, Wash and Shampoo; Nasal

Saline; Miralax; Debrox Ear Drops;

Tylenol & Advil (Infant & Children’s);

Zyrtec; Children’s Suitcases; Book Bags

Children's Clothing:

Pants & Shorts (Sizes 2T-12/14); School Uniforms (Sizes

5T-10/12); Boys’ and Girls’ Undershirts (Sizes 2T+);

Boys’/Girls’ Clothes (Sizes 12, 14, & 16); Boys’ & Girls’

Onesies (Sizes 9-12 mos. & 18-24 mos.); Girls’ Winter

Outfits (Sizes 0-3 mos.); Girls’ Cotton Pajamas (Sizes 12-

18 mos., 5T, 10-12, 12-14); Boys’ Cotton Pajamas (Sizes

18-24 mos., 6 & up); Girls’ Shoes (Infant Sizes 3-3.5);

Boys’ Shoes (Toddler Sizes 8-8.5)

Household Needs:

Paper Towels; Liquid Hand Soap;

Dishwashing Liquid; Aluminum Foil;

Aquaphor; Bleach; Mops; New Vacuums;

Garbage Bags (13 or 33 gal.); White

Washcloths; Bath Towels; Quilts

Event Passes:

Event passes for field trips and outings. We welcome

passes or tickets for: Lake Farmpark; Holden Arboretum;

Great Lakes Science Center; The Museum of Natural

History; The Cleveland Botanical Garden; Children’s plays

at Playhouse Square; Children’s orchestra performances at

Severance Hall; Hands On Pottery; Artist for a Day

St. Charles Borromeo

2019 Advent Giving Tree

Share your blessings with someone in need this holiday season

through our Parish Advent Giving Tree. Our giving tree supports four

organizations committed to promoting life values. View each

organizations’ mission statement and contact information in the left

side bar.

To participate in the Advent Giving Tree, simply purchase a gift from

the wish list and clearly tag it for your chosen organization. PLEASE

DO NOT WRAP GIFTS.

Bring your gift to Church and leave it in front of the Blessed Mother or

Holy Family shrines any time during Advent. All gifts will be delivered

on Sunday, December 15th at 1:00 pm.

Contact the Parish Office (440) 884-3030 with questions, or if you

would like to help deliver gifts.

EDNA HOUSE FOR WOMEN

Clothing:

Winter Boots (Sizes 7-10); Winter Coats; Hoodies

(M-XL); Socks; Underwear; Sports Bras (S-XL)

Household Needs:

Vacuum Cleaner; Wet/Dry Vac; Light Bulbs;

Paper Shredder; Paper Towels; Kleenex;

Bathroom & Facial Tissue; Cleaning Supplies;

Garbage Bags; Foil/Plastic Wrap; Plastic Food Storage Containers;

Laundry Detergent; Bath Towels & Washcloths; Bath Soap; Dish Soap;

Canned/Boxed Food Items; Salad Dressing; Ketchup; Mayonnaise;

Mustard; Sugar; Creamer; Coffee; Soda Pop

Personal Care:

Tooth Paste; Hand Lotion; Tampons; Shampoo &

Conditioner; Deodorant; Tooth Brushes; Bath Soap

Office:

Postage Stamps; Flash Drives; AA Big Books

Gift Cards:

Target; Marshalls/TJ Maxx; Giant Eagle; Office Max

MALACHI HOUSE OF HOPE

Especially Needed:

Giant Eagle & Home Depot Gift Cards; Disposable Baby

Wipes; Coffee; Dixie Cups (3 oz. Paper); Ground Coffee

(Regular & Decaf); HE Liquid Laundry Detergent; Dryer

Sheets; Glade or Airwick Plug-in Air Fresheners; First Class

Postage Stamps; Clorox/Lysol Disinfectant Wipes; Soda

Pop Cans; Boxes of Tissues; Trash Bags (30 Gallon & Tall

Kitchen sizes); Paper Towels; Toilet Paper; Ziploc Bags

Food:

Ensure/Boost Nutritional Drinks; Boxed Potatoes; Pancake Syrup; Chicken,

Beef & Vegetable Broth; Hot & Cold Cereals; Canned Fruit; Canned Soups;

Canned Tuna & Chicken; Canned Vegetables; Creamer Packets; Canned

Tomatoes; Dry Onion Soup; Egg Noodles; Fruit Juices; Frosting (Cans or

Jars); Granulated Sugar; Brown Sugar; Gravy; Jell-O & Pudding Snack

Cups; Ketchup; Mayonnaise; Barbecue Sauce; Mustard; Pasta; Pasta

Sauce; Bottled Salad Dressing; Tomato Sauce; Vegetable Oil & Sprays

Resident Needs:

Antibacterial Hand Sanitizer; Antiperspirant & Deodorant;

Combs & Hairbrushes (soft bristle); Full-Size Bottles: Body

Wash; Hand & Body Lotion (Unscented)

Office:

Photo paper; Multi-purpose Copier Paper; Printer Cartridges: Canon 210

Black / 211 Tri-Color, Canon 240 Black / 241 Tri-Color, HP 61 Black/Tri-

Color, HP 902 Black/Tri-Color

Household Needs:

Napkins; Dishwasher Powder & Rinse Aid; Liquid Dish &

Hand Soap; Brillo/S.O.S. Scouring Pads; Kitchen Sponges

Gift Cards:

Save-A-Lot; Giant Eagle; Dave’s Supermarket; Home Depot; Walmart; Staples; iTunes

WEST SIDE CATHOLIC CENTER

Men & Women (Medium – 5X):

Sweatshirts, Sweatpants; Socks; Underwear, Hats &

Warm Insulated Gloves

Baby & Toddler (Newborn – 5T):

Sleepwear; Socks; Hats & Mittens; Ointment; Diapers; Baby Wipes

Full-Sized Personal Care Items:

Soap, Shampoo & Conditioner, Toothbrushes &

Toothpaste, Deodorant; Shaving Cream; Disposable

Razors; Lotion; Comb/Brush Sets; Foot Powder; Shoe

Inserts; Canvas Tote Bags

Boys’ & Girls’ (6-18):

Sweatshirts; Hoodies; Socks; Underwear; Hats & Warm Insulated Gloves

2019 Advent Giving Tree


Building a Vision for Your Retirement:

The Advent of the Next Chapter of Life

JESUIT RETREAT CENTER

Friday, December 13, 6:00pm— Sunday, December 15, 11:00am

What will your retirement years be like? You can build a vision for a time that will be truly life-giving and hope-filled for you and those you care about.

This weekend will provide presentations by Rick Krivanka & guest speakers on relevant topics, interactive conversation, and time for deeper personal reflection for individuals looking ahead to, or already in, retirement. It will explore the founda-tional aspects in our lives and build the direction for a vital spirituality and a meaningful and purposeful way of living after 65, 75, 85... or whenever! Includes Sunday Mass. Cost $200. 5629 State Road . Parma | 440.884.9300 | jesuitretreatcenter.org

CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

$100 WINNER

Jeff Borsz

LIVING MERCY IN OUR WORLD:

CHRISTMAS CARDS FOR OUR NEIGHBORS

Monday, December 2 5:30-6pm—Light dinner/refreshments

6-8pm—Advent prayer, then Christmas card signing

Center for Pastoral Leadership . 28700 Euclid Ave . Wickliffe

Witness to God’s mercy by signing Christmas cards to inmates, homeless, nursing home residents, domestic violence victims; close the year in prayer and enjoy good food & fellowship with a light meal. Program is free; children must be accompanied by a guardian, RSVPs requested. Bring Christmas cards and pen with you. RSVP to Kelly at [email protected] or 440-943-7612.

HELP OUR VETERANS! Have furniture, televisions, or small appliances in good condition but not using? Help for Heroes is an organization that assists veterans furnish their homes. If you have items to donate contact Charlie at 216-798-3224. Items will be picked up from your home.

CYRENIAN MINISTRY

Volunteers Needed to Make Sandwiches

On Sunday, December 1st, the Cyrenian Ministry is making peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for three organizations who serve the homeless and individuals in group home living. We make over 500 sandwiches and deliver them to the organizations. If you would like to help, join us in the gym kitchen on December 1st at 11:00am (after 10:00am Mass).

SOCIAL ACTION

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

GUIDE BOOK & DIRECTORY

Update Your Membership Information

Have you changed your phone number? Dropped your landline phone? Have you moved? Are you preparing to move soon? Are all of your children still at home, and are they all included in your mem-bership record?

Please call the Parish Office (440) 884-3030 or fill out the online form on the parish website at stcharlesonline.org/parish guide-book

If there have been any changes, additions or deletions in your family over the past year.

If you do not want information listed in the Directory.(Please note that any such requests are included in this upcoming edition only.


https://www.stcharlesonline.org/parish-guide-book

https://www.stcharlesonline.org/parish-guide-book

Head of Household Contact Information First Name Cell Phone E-Mail Spouse’s Contact Information First Name Cell Phone E-Mail

HOME PHONE (land line - if applicable)

St. Charles Borromeo Parish “My Fair Share 2020” Pledge Form

(This is not a legally binding agreement. It is a statement of what you hope to contribute in 2020.)

“My Fair Share” Pledge to St. Charles for 2020: Enter your pledge amount and frequency of payment(s) below. Please choose ONE BOX ONLY. Weekly: $____________ per week (52 payments)

Monthly: $____________ per month (12 payments)

Quarterly: $____________ per quarter (4 payments)

Annually: $____________ per year (1 payment)

Payment Method: Please choose ONE BOX ONLY.

Online Giving (go to www.stcharlesonline.org and click ‘Online Giving' to set up your secure account) Online Bill Pay (contact your bank to initiate payments to St. Charles)

Automatic Funds Transfer (Our Business Office will send you an authorization form to complete this option)

Credit Card (Our Business Office will send you an authorization form to complete this option)

Traditional Offertory Envelopes: (Please check only one envelope type below)

____ Weekly (You will receive special collections and four/five weekly envelopes each month; one for each Sunday)

____ Monthly (You will receive special collections and three monthly envelopes in January, April, July and October)

____ Quarterly (You will receive special collections and one quarterly envelope in January, April, July and October)

____ Annually (You will receive special collection envelopes quarterly and a one-time payment statement in January,

2019)

I want to remain a registered member of St. Charles in 2020. YES NO

FAMILY NAME

STREET ADDRESS

Envelope # (if known)

NOTE: Those who select Online Giving, Online Bill-Pay, Automatic Funds Transfer or Credit Card payment will receive special collection envelopes quarterly.

http://www.stcharlesonline.org/

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 First Week of Advent 2 3 4 5 6 7

8:00 AM - Guild/Scout Mass 2:45 PM -Youth Choir 9:15 AM - Legion of Mary 1:00 PM - Guild Blessing Bags 2:45 PM - Jr High Music 1:00 PM - Guild Blessing Bags 7:30 PM - AA Mtg*

9:00 AM - Adult Choir* 4:15 PM - PCRFClasses 2:30 PM - Rock On! MSM 1:15 PM - Recovery 7:00 PM - SAA Mtg* 6:00 PM - AA Mtg*

10:00 AM - Children’sLiturgy 6:30 PM - Bell Choir 7:00 PM - Bedrolls for Homeless 7:00 PM - Special Ed Class 7:00 PM - Catholics at Home 6:00 PM - Cub Scouts

11:00 AM - Cyrenian Ministry 7:00 PM - Anointing Mass 7:00 PM - Knights of Columbus 7:00 PM - Boy Scouts #221 7:30 PM - Pre-Baptism Class Workshop

1:30 PM - Guild Christmas Party 7:00 PM - RCIA 7:00 PM - Toastmasters 7:00 PM - Dismas Ministry 7:30 PM - Recovery*

7:00 PM - Evangelization 7:00 PM - S.W.I.F.T. 7:30 PM - Festival of Praise 8:00 PM - Sports Boosters

7:00 PM - GA Mtg* 7:30 PM - St. Vincent de Paul 8:00 PM - AA Mtg

7:30 PM - Rosary Makers 7:30 PM - Catholic Men’s Gp.

7:45 PM - Rosary Cenacle* 9:00 PM - Men’s Basketball

8 Second Week of Advent 9 10 11 12 13 14

10:00 AM -Troop 221 LeaderMtg 2:45 PM -Youth Choir 9:15 AM - Legion of Mary 1:15 PM - Recovery 12:30 PM - Christian Life 8:30 AM - CMWC10:00 AM - Children’s Liturgy 4:15 PM - PCRFClasses 6:00 PM - Worship Commission 7:00 PM - Special Ed Class Community 6:30 PM - Post Cana 10:00 AM - First 6:30 PM - Youth Group 6:30 PM - Bell Choir 7:00 PM - Toastmasters 7:00 PM - Boy Scouts #221 2:45 PM - Jr High Music Reconciliation

7:00 PM - RCIA 7:00 PM - Cub Scouts #73 8:00 PM - AA Mtg 7:00 PM - Catholics At Home7:00 PM - Parent Sacrament 7:30 PM - Catholic Men’s Gp. 7:45 PM - Parish Council

Meeting 7:30 PM - Facilities Commission9:00 PM - Men’s Basketball

PTU Evening with Santa

15 Third Week of Advent 16 17 18 19 20 21

10:00 AM - Children’s Liturgy 8:00 AM - Life Line Screening 9:15 AM - Legion of Mary 1:15 PM - Recovery 8:00 AM - Avilas6:30 PM - Youth Group 2:45 PM - YouthChoir 2:30 PM - Rock On! MSM 7:00 PM - Special Ed Mass & 2:45 PM - Jr High Music 7:00 PM - Legion of Mary

4:15 PM - PCRF Classes 6:45 PM - Knights ofColumbus Christmas Party 7:00 PM - Catholics At Home Comitium1:00 PM - Advent Giving Tree 6:30 PM - Bell Choir 7:00 PM - Toastmasters 8:00 PM - AA Mtg

Gift Sorting & Delivery 7:00 PM - RCIA 7:00 PM - S.W.I.F.T.7:30 PM - Catholic Men’s Gp.9:00 PM - Men’s Basketball

22 Fourth Week of Advent 23 24 Christmas Eve 25 Christmas Day 26 27 2810:00 AM - Children’s Liturgy Confessions: 11AM - Noon Masses: 4PM | 6PM | 8PM Masses: 8AM | 10AM | 12 Noon 8:00 AM – Mass\Rosary 11:00 AM - Cub Scouts Rain Gutter 3PM - 4PM | 7:30PM - 8:30PM Midnight For Life

Regatta

29 30 31 New Year’s Eve Jan 1 New Year’s DayVigil Mass: 4PM Masses: 8AM | 10AM |12 Noon

* Denotes weekly meeting

PTU Book Fair

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