St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church601 N. Fourth St., St. Charles, MO 63301 − Founded 1791

Parish Mission Statement / Declaración de la misión de la parroquia:Go and make disciples of all nations. Vayan y hagan discípulos de todas las naciones.

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Contact Information

Fr. William Dotson, pastorfrdotson@borromeoparish.com

Fr. Eddie Godefroid, associate pastor

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Fr. Don Schramm, retiredfrdoncs@borromeoparish.com

Parish Offi ce 636-946-1893

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Offi ce HoursMonday through Friday

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School Offi ce636-946-2713

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Religious Education636-946-2916

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St. Vincent de Paul Society 636-925-1616

Mass Schedule Sunday:

7 a.m. 8:45 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 12:15 p.m. (en español) 6 p.m.

Monday-Saturday: 7 a.m.

miércoles: 6:15 p.m. (en español)

Nov. 14, 2021

“Lear a lesson om the fi g t ee. When its branch becomes tender and sprouts leaves, you know that summer is near. In the same way, when you see these things happening, know that he is near, at the gates.”

- Mark 13:28-29

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Eucharistic Adoration this MondayMonday, Nov. 15, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Please prayerfully consider signing up for an hour’s slot on the Eucharistic Adoration Schedule (3rd Monday of every month starting at 8 a.m. and ending with benediction at 6 p.m.). For most hours, we have only one volunteer, which is clearly not enough, as it is mandatory for someone to be with the exposed Eucharist at all times. To sign up, contact Joyce Cain at 636-448-2021 or joyce.cain@gmail.com. ALL ARE WELCOME!! Thank you!

2 Nov. 14, 2021 St. Charles Bor omeo Catholic ChurchFrom the Pastor / Noticias del Párroco

One of the continual struggles during the ongoing pandemic has been trying to balance being welcoming with keeping people safe. We want to serve people, above all by

providing everyone who comes to us a place to worship God. At the same time, we have had to be mindful of providing an safe environment, especially for the most vulnerable members of our community, and this has included policies that, by their very nature, have limited the number of people who can be present with us.

In trying to fi nd this balance, there is no perfect answer. I have had countless people tell me during this time that I am making the wrong decision, either having too many restrictions and thus not being welcoming enough, or not having enough restrictions and thus not being safe enough. Needless to say, there was no class in seminary titled, “Running a Parish During a Pandemic.”

Thankfully, with the continued rollout of the vaccine, there is hope that the pandemic may truly be waning. We have seen this refl ected in the number of people returning to regular attendance at Sunday Mass. While it is good to see so many people again joining us in worship, it has necessitated some changes in order to continuing welcoming everyone while also keeping everyone safe.

Beginning this weekend, the pews in half of the church are completely open, while the other half remains half-opened.Regardless of which half of the church you are sitting in, we encourage you to continue practicing social distancing and wearing a face mask both for your own safety as well as for the safety of those around you.

In addition, beginning with the First Sunday of Advent, we will be adding a 5 p.m. Mass on Saturday evening. The fi rst 5 p.m. Mass will be Nov. 27.

Adding a Mass time has a lot of logistical requirements. One unique consideration here is the fact that about a quarter of our parishioners speak Spanish. I am continually mindful of working to serve our entire parish community in all of our activities, especially in the celebration of the Mass. For the 5 p.m. Mass on Saturday, the majority of the Mass will be in English. However, the Gospel and homily will be proclaimed in both English and Spanish in order to be accessible for both our English-speaking and Spanish-speaking parishioners.

I am fully aware of the fact that many people do not like bilingual liturgies. As a priest, it is much easier for me to celebrate Mass entirely in one language rather than switching between them. However, this compromise of a primarily-English Mass with bilingual Gospel and homily seems like the best way to serve members of our parish at this time.

It is important to remember that things will almost certainly continue to change as we continue to respond to changes in the pandemic. We will continue to evaluate the Mass schedule in the months ahead in order to meet the needs of our parish family.

Una de las luchas continuas durante la pandemia en curso ha sido tratar de equilibrar la acogida con la seguridad de las personas. Queremos servir a las personas, sobre

todo proporcionando a todos los que vienen a nosotros un lugar para adorar a Dios. Al mismo tiempo, hemos tenido que ser conscientes de brindar un entorno seguro, especialmente para los miembros más vulnerables de nuestra comunidad, y esto ha incluido políticas que, por su propia naturaleza, han limitado el número de personas que pueden estar presentes con nosotros.

Al tratar de encontrar este equilibrio, no hay una respuesta perfecta. Innumerables personas me han dicho durante este tiempo que estoy tomando la decisión equivocada, ya sea porque tengo demasiadas restricciones y, por lo tanto, no soy

lo sufi cientemente acogedor, o no tengo las restricciones adecuadas y, por lo tanto, no soy lo sufi cientemente seguro. No hubo una clase en seminario titulada, “Dirigir una parroquia durante una pandemia”.

Afortunadamente, con el lanzamiento continuo de la vacuna, existe la esperanza de que la pandemia

realmente esté menguando. Hemos visto esto refl ejado en el número de personas que regresan a la asistencia

regular a la misa dominical. Si bien es bueno ver a tantas personas nuevamente uniéndose a nosotros

en la misa, ha sido necesario algunos cambios para continuar dando la bienvenida a todos y al mismo tiempo mantener a todos a salvo.

A partir de este fi n de semana, las bancas de la mitad de la iglesia están completamente abiertas, mientras que la otra mitad permanece medio cerrada. Independientemente de la

mitad de la iglesia en la que se encuentre, lo alentamos a que continúe practicando el distanciamiento social y use una mascarilla tanto por su propia seguridad como por la seguridad de quienes lo rodean.

Además, comenzando con el primer domingo de Adviento, agregaremos una misa a las 5 p.m. el sábado por la noche. La primera misa a las 5 p.m. será el 27 de noviembre.

Agregar una misa tiene muchos requisitos logísticos. Una consideración única aquí es el hecho de que aproximadamente una cuarta parte de nuestros feligreses hablan español. Estoy continuamente consciente de trabajar para servir a toda nuestra comunidad parroquial en todas nuestras actividades, especialmente en la celebración de la Misa. Para la misa a las 5 p.m. del sábado, la mayoría de la misa será en inglés. Sin embargo, el Evangelio y la homilía se proclamarán en inglés y en español para que sean accesibles para nuestros feligreses de habla inglesa y española.

Soy plenamente consciente del hecho de que a muchas personas no les gustan las liturgias bilingües. Como sacerdote, es mucho más fácil para mí celebrar la misa por completo en un idioma, en lugar de cambiar entre ellos. Sin embargo, este compromiso de una misa principalmente en inglés con evangelio y homilía bilingüe parece ser la mejor manera de servir a los miembros de nuestra parroquia en este momento.

Es importante recordar que las cosas seguirán cambiando a medida que continuemos respondiendo a los cambios en la pandemia. Continuaremos evaluando el horario de la misa en los próximos meses para satisfacer las necesidades de nuestra familia parroquial.

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3Nov. 14, 2021St. Charles Bor omeo Catholic ChurchIntentions of Our Parish FamilyMARRIAGE HAS BEEN PROMISED BETWEENMario De Anda & Adriana De Anda (Rodriguez)

PLEASE PRAY FOR THE NEWLY BAPTIZEDCaleb Jude, son of Clayton & Jenna Graham

James Billy & Leo Daniel, sons of Daniel & Jamie Friedel

Lucas Miles, son of Joel & Emily Epley Brooks Martin Hunter, son of Cameron

& Samantha MayFrancesca Joan, daughter of Jason & Angela

MatthewsCamden Marlene, daughter of Nicholas

& Kathleen Hackmann

PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK

PLEASE PRAY FOR THE HOMEBOUND

Please send updates to bulletin@borromeoparish.com

Catherine CroceJim EisenbathAnn GarriganJim Garrigan

Patricia (Pat) Grosch

Ivy HallRay JacksonPatsy Rapp

Carmen WeberGeorge Weber

Mary Lou AmplemanJean Andert

Jean AubuchonTim Barrett

Jennifer Getz BerkbiglerAndrew Bova

Dr. James BryantMary BucherPhil Bucher

Tonya BurgessRobert Busby

Stephanie CarpenterRick Didion

Renee EsserConnie FosterBob Glosier

Holly (Dyer) Glover Elaine Gray

Lois Hedden-BreseTessie Humphrey

Brad KempKris KershawPat Koenen

David KutchbackLona LantripGeorge Lenz

Loretta Loeffl erLuz Lopez

Evelio Martinez GarciaAgatha Massen

Charlene MaxwellMarlene McBride

Stephanie (Schnarr) MoranChris O’Donnell

Gina (Kozak) OstmannMary Quiel

Linda PendelMarianne Rauch

Millie ReinersSharon RitterAndy SloanJerry Snow

Gertrude StelmackiTerry Stroud

Ursula TabaskaRosalie ThomasVirginia ThoeleEvelyn Tiesing

Greg VittJim Weber

Kenny Wilburn

2021 SVDP Giving Tree -- Two OptionsThe 2021 Giving Tree has something for everyone. Please prayerfully consider participating in some way!

1) Monetary donations for:> Gift cards for teenagers and adults> Christmas dinner & meals for kids during school winter break

Donate through Faith Direct: https://bit.ly/scbgivingtree2021 or by check using the envelopes on The Giving Trees

2) Gifts for children 14 & Under> All of the children 14 and under were adopted during the online adoption week!> Return gifts to church 11/21-12/5 (see your email for details on wrapping and labeling gifts)

If you have any questions, contact Paula at borromeogivingtree@gmail.com or 636-284-4658.

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Meal A Month for NovemberThe Meal A Month grocery collection this month will be Sunday, Nov. 21. Please bring your items to the bride's room BEFORE the 7, 8:45 and 10:30 a.m. Masses. Please do not bring items to the Parish Offi ce.

Items needed this month are:canned chili

canned pastapork ‘n’ beans

stuffi ng mixmuffi n mix

canned pumpkinnon-condensed chicken noodle soup for Mini Vinnies

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Pro-Life March DonationsPlease prayerfully consider fi nancially helping the teens going to the Pro-Life March in Washington, D.C., this year. We could use your help! The cost per person was increased by $50 this year, so we will take all the help we can get! Contact Kristin at kristin@borromeoparish.com or 636-946-1893.

Warm Clothing Drive: Adult Items OnlyThe youth group is having their annual

warm clothing drive to support the homeless and low-income community members living in downtown St. Louis. Please place your items in the bins in the church

vestibule starting Nov. 7. All items can be lightly used except for the underwear. If you are interested in helping to sort donations, contact Kristin at kristin@borromeoparish.com.

Items Needed (please ONLY donate items below; men’s items are preferred):• Coats (men's & larger sizes preferred)• Sweatshirts (hoodies preferred)• Socks• New men’s underwear (M, L, XL)• Gloves & hand warmers• Hats• Blankets• Individually packaged snacks

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Luke 18 DonationsSince we are going to a retreat center this year for Luke 18, our costs are higher, and we are looking for some fi nancial help. If you are interested in supporting a teen or Luker who needs fi nancial help paying for this Confi rmation retreat or would just like to donate to the program, we would greatly appreciate your assistance! Costs include lodging at the retreat center, the bus, meals, and supplies. Contact Kristin Williams if you are interested at youthminister@borromeoparish.com.

Men’s Faith Group StartingMondays, 7-8 p.m. starting Nov. 29

This is a great way to explore your faith this Advent and enjoy fellowship with men in the parish. “As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another” (Proverbs 27:17). Talk to Fr. Eddie or email him at frgodefroid@borromeoparish.com if you are interested in participating.

Children’s Advent CalendarsAt all the Masses for the First Sunday of Advent (Nov. 27/28), we will be handing out Advent

Calendars to all children present. We hope these calendars are a fun way for families to celebrate the Advent season at home.

Calendarios de Adviento para los Niños

En todas las Misas del Primer Domingo de Adviento

(27/28 de noviembre), estaremos entregando Calendarios de Adviento a todos los niños presentes. Esperamos que estos calendarios sean una forma divertida para que las familias celebren la temporada de Adviento en casa.

Quilt of the MonthCongratulations to Sue

Hulsey who is the Quilt of the Month Winner for November. We have one more drawing for 2021! Many thanks to

our wonderful quilters who enable us to do this monthly drawing. You will be receiving your raffl e tickets for 2022 in the mail soon. God Bless everyone who supports the Ladies Sodality!

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4 Nov. 14, 2021 St. Charles Bor omeo Catholic Church

This Sunday is the second to last

Sunday of our liturgical year. As we approach the end of the Church year, our Gospel invites us to consider Jesus’s predictions and teaching about the end of the world. Jesus’s words about this are spoken to his disciples as he prepares them for his passion and death.

Last Sunday we heard Jesus’s observation about the contributions being made to the temple treasury and the example of sacrifi cial giving that he saw in the poor widow’s offering. If we had been reading Mark’s Gospel continuously, we would have heard Jesus predict the destruction of the Temple, his teaching about the costs of discipleship, and the woes that will accompany the end times. Finally, we would have heard Jesus instruct his disciples about the need for watchfulness so that they will not be caught unprepared for this fi nal

day of judgment.

In today’s Gospel, Jesus continues this teaching by offering his disciples signs that will indicate that the coming of the Son of Man is near. Next, Jesus offers the lesson of the fi g tree, a parable that teaches that if one knows how to read the signs, one can be prepared for the end

times. Jesus also teaches, however, that no one knows when the end time will come, except the Father. In the verses that follow this reading in Mark’s Gospel, Jesus continues to warn his disciples to be on watch for this end time.

Jesus’s words are not spoken to frighten his disciples, nor should they frighten us. Rather, they are offered to prepare us for the changes we will experience during our lifetimes and at the end times. Our consolation and hope is found in the lasting nature of Jesus’s words and God’s never-ending love for us.

Deacon Don McElroy deacondonmcelroy@att.netDeacon Steve Moeller stevenmoeller@archstl.orgDeacon Jorge Perez, Hispanic Liaison deaconjorge@borromeoparish.comSr. Raquel Ortez, S.S.N.D., Director of Religious Education sister@borromeoparish.comKristin Williams, Youth & Family Minister kristin@borromeoparish.comTara Stepanek, Communications Specialist bulletin@borromeoparish.comLauren Teschendorf, Parish Council Chair parishcouncil@borromeoparish.com

Rosanne Tabaska, Offi ce Secretary offi ce@borromeoparish.comMary DuBois, Offi ce Secretary marydubois@borromeoparish.comMary Kutchback, Organist, Pastoral Associate for Seniors marykback@yahoo.comBeth Duello, Director of Music esd59@aol.comCarol Faubert, Sacristan, Rites Coordinator cfaubert9@yahoo.comJackie Voelkl, School Principal principal@borromeoschool.comAngela Schneider, School Offi ce Manager offi ce@borromeoschool.com

PARISH STAFF

Background on the Gospel, Nov. 14from Loyola Press “Sunday Connection”

Parish ServicesSacrament of Reconciliation

Saturdays, 4-4:45 p.m.Wednesdays, 5-6 p.m. or by appointment

Sacrament of BaptismParent preparation meeting: the fi rst Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m.; call the Parish Offi ce for details Baptisms: fi rst Sunday of the month at 1:30 p.m.

Sacrament of MatrimonyContact your choice of priest or deacon prior to setting a date at least six months in advance

Servicios ParroquialesSacramento de Reconciliación

Miércoles de 5-6 p.m.Sábados de 4-4:45 p.m. o por cita

Sacramento de BautismoClases para padres:

primer domingo de mes, 10:30 a.m. en la ofi cina parroquial; contacte a la ofi cina parroquial o al Diácono Jorge para detallesBautismos: el cuarto domingo de mes, 1:30 p.m.

Sacramento de MatrimonioContacte al Diácono Jorge o uno de los padres para empezar los preparativos; preparaciones necesitan al menos seis meses.

MASS INTENTIONS / INTENCIONES DE LAS MISASMonday, Nov. 15 - St. Albert the Great, Bishop & Doctor of the Church7 a.m. Marliesa Baumann

Tuesday, Nov. 16 - St. Margaret of Scotland; St. Gertrude, Virgin7 a.m. Bonnie Kozak - 5th anniv.

Wednesday, Nov. 17 - Memorial of St. Elizabeth of Hungary, Religious7 a.m. Velma Messner6:15 p.m. Tina Elantably - 1st anniv.

Thursday, Nov. 18 - St. Rose Philippine Duchesne, Virgin7 a.m. Salvation of Our Family

Friday, Nov. 197 a.m. Marilyn Steinhoff

Saturday, Nov. 207 a.m. Melvin Orf - 7th anniv.

Sunday, Nov. 21 - Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe7 a.m. Kewpie Achelpohl - 16th anniv.8:45 a.m. Kate Hayman10:30 a.m. Our Parish Family12:15 p.m. Alejandra de Alba & Jesus

Fuentes6 p.m. Josh Camden

Mass Ministry List, Nov. 21 (next Sunday)Horario del ministros, 21 de noviembre

(el próximo domingo)

Nov. 21, 7 a.m.Lect: Bob PoelingEuch: Deacon SteveUsh: Josey Page John Weber

Nancy Page Serena Weber

Nov. 21, 8:45 a.m.Lect: Mary GlennEuch: Deacon Don Chris BurgoyneUsh: Rich Phillips Ben Conoyer

Anita Phillips

Nov. 21, 10:30 a.m.Lect: Lucy RauchEuch: Carol FaubertUsh: Gene Carroll

volunteers

21 de noviembre, 12:15 p.m.Lect: Rogelio Guerrero Olivia ChicaEuch: Rafaela Martinez Eduardo AvalosUsh: Emaus

Nov. 21, 6 p.m.Lect: Linda BeesonEuch: Carol FaubertUsh: volunteers

5Nov. 14, 2021St. Charles Bor omeo Catholic Church

Nov. 14, 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time

The Gospel predicts end times; our challenge though is to live faithfully now. When we live in conformity to the Word and Jesus’s model, the future holds no fear for us.

As you donate to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, know that you are hearing the words of Jesus and living them out.

SCB High School Youth Group (9th-12th graders)

11/14 Luke 18, work day 2-8 p.m.

11/21 Luke 18 meeting 3-5:30 p.m., Café

11/30 Last Luke 18 meeting 6:30-9 p.m., Café

SCB Middle School Youth Group (7th and 8th graders)

Saint Charles Borromeo Youth Ministry

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MINISTRYYOUTHSt. Charles Borromeo

For more information, please contact Kristin Williams at kristin@borromeoparish.com

or 636-946-1893.

Contributions for Nov. 7

We Thank Each of You...

...for the great love you show to our Borromeo Family when you share your treasure, and all God’s gifts to you, given for others.

Offertory Envelopes: $11,309.00Loose: $648.00

Avg. Weekly Online: $7,535.00

Total Offerings: $19,492.00Budget Amount: $17,000.00Overage: $2,492.00Capital Improvements: $90.00Military Ministry: $50.00Retired Religious: $370.00Permanent Diaconate: $50.00Human Development: $40.00Matching Gifts - Indiv: $650.00Seminary Support: $50.00Thanksgiving: $65.00World Missions: $140.00Christmas: $25.00St. Vincent de Paul: $135.00

Poinsettia Sale (from Parkview Gardens) to help the youth group teens attend the Pro-Life March

in Washington, D.C.Turn in this form or order online at bit.ly/poinsettiaorders

Pickup is at the Vendor Fair, Sunday, Dec. 12, 8 a.m.-1 p.m.Cash, check (made out to SCB), or Faith Direct (https://bit.ly/plm2022). Payment is due with your

order. Contact Kristin (kristin@borromeoparish.com or 636-946-1893)

Size Color Cost Quantity

Standard (5 fl owers, ~10" tall) Red $10.50 ______ @ $10.50 = $______

Standard (5 fl owers, ~10" tall) White $10.50 ______ @ $10.50 = $______

Extra Large (8-10 fl owers, ~15" tall) Red $17.00 ______ @ $17.00 = $______

Extra Large (8-10 fl owers, ~15" tall) White $17.00 ______ @ $17.00 = $______

Extra Large (8-10 fl owers, ~15" tall) Blue $18.50 ______ @ $18.50 = $______

Total # Flowers: ______ Total Cost: $______Name: _________________________________

Phone Number: __________________________

Email: __________________________________

Order forms and payment (cash or check) must be brought to the Parish Offi ce, School Offi ce, or dropped in the collection basket (envelope marked youth group

poinsettias) by Monday, Nov. 15 -- no exceptions!

Interested in donating a poinsettia to a homebound parishioner? Please contact Kristin!

October Corporate Matching Gift Program

St. Charles Borromeo School: $3,383.50

Boeing: $3,097.50Wells Fargo: $286.00

Corporate Matching Gifts YTD: $36,361.50

Your participation in the Matching Gift Program to benefi t our parish school and St. Vincent de Paul Society is most appreciated!

If you are interested in our Matching Gift Program and would like more information, please contact Ken Kapeller at 636-946-3356.

EVENTS AROUND TOWNZechariah Men’s Prayer Group on Zoom

Sunday, Nov. 21, 2 p.m.Register for free at gary.whitlock@att.net or 636-215-0973, or use the online form at stlrenewal.org/zpb to receive a Zoom invitation.

Duchesne Festival of Prayer ConcertSunday, Nov. 21, 1 p.m., 2550 Elm St.

Please join us for an afternoon concert to begin the holiday season. The DHS Concert Band and Concert Choir will perform.

Duchesne Craft and Vendor FairSaturday, Nov. 20, 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m., 2550 Elm St.

Come do some Christmas shopping with over 50 vendors and crafters with a great variety of items.

Archdiocesan Annual Adoption MassSunday, Nov. 21, 10 a.m., Cathedral Basilica

A special invitation is extended to parents who have made an adoption plan for their child and families who have adopted or will adopt.

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