Parish Office: 5891 Ridge Road, Parma, OH 44129 • 440-884-3030 • www.stcharlesonline.orgSchool Office: 7107 Wilber Avenue • 440-886-5546

Convent: 6818 Charles Avenue • 440-886-0390PCRF Office: 7107 Wilber Avenue • 440-886-5668

Credit Union: 5839 Ridge Road • 440-886-2558 • www.unitycatholiccu.org

St. Charles Borromeo

Baptism of Children – Baptism preparation is required for parents before the child’s Baptism. This is offered the first Wednesday 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 – Saturdays, 3:00-3:45 p.m. and 6:45-7:30 p.m.; Thursday before First Friday, 3:00-3:45 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.Office Hours – Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.; Saturday-Sunday, 8:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m.

PASTORFr. John T. Carlin

PAROCHIAL VICARSFr. Terrence M. Grachanin

Fr. Edward J. JanochFr. Ryan J. Mann

PASTORAL ASSOCIATESSr. Denise Marie Vlna, O.S.U.Mr. Brian G. Pelcin

WEEKEND ASSOCIATEFr. Anselm Zupka, O.S.B.

DEACONSMr. John Talerico

Mr. Daniel M. Galla

DAY SCHOOL PRINCIPALMrs. Eileen M. Updegrove

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION COORDINATOR

Mrs. Paula J. Leigh

MINISTER OF MUSIC/BUSINESS MANAGERMr. Thomas E. Holzheimer

Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 10, 2016

Entrance #386—The Servant Song

Psalm 69 Turn to the Lord in your need, and you will live.

This Week’s Liturgy

Communion How Lovely Is Your Dwelling Place...R. DeBruyn

Offertory Collection $27,136.59

ACH / Online / Credit Card 7,418.50

Total $34,555.09

Thank you!

SUNDAY COLLECTION

July 3, 2016

Merici Chapel… Summer is a time for fun and relaxa-tion — schedules not so hectic. We all think we have time to prepare for eternity. How much time do we have? We don’t know, do we? Try and make room in your schedule to visit Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament in Merici Chapel — No time like the present.

Offertory #601—Christ, Be Our Light

: Based on Psalm 84. Text and music © 1981, OCP.

All rights reserved.

Reprinted under license #602033, LicenSingOnline.

III Shelly Egri & James Cantale

LIFE IS CHANGED, NOT ENDED Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord

Catherine Zakos

Ursula Adams

Wanda Ondo

SUNDAY, JULY 10 Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Deuteronomy 30:10-14; Colossians1:15-20; Luke 10:25-37 10:30 AM † Fr. James Conry Masses: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30am, 12:00 Noon, 5:30pm MONDAY, JULY 11 St. Benedict Isaiah 1:10-17; Matthew 10:34—11:1 7:00 AM † Poor Souls in Purgatory 8:30 AM † Andrew, Mary & Paul Gadosik & Deceased Family Members 7:00 PM † William F. Dowdell TUESDAY, JULY 12 Isaiah 7:1-9; Matthew 11:20-24 7:00 AM † Darlene Sidari 8:30 AM † Tom & Anne Michalakes 7:00 PM † Dec'd of the Kamuf, Garreffa & Glaser Families WEDNESDAY, JULY 13 Isaiah 10:5-7, 13b-16; Matthew 11:25-27 7:00 AM † Marie & Philip Aftoora 8:30 AM † Betty Vargo 7:00 PM † Josephine & Elmer Janchar THURSDAY, JULY 14 St. Kateri Tekakwitha Isaiah 26:7-9, 12, 16-19; Matthew 11:28-30 7:00 AM † Lena Banisauckas 8:30 AM † John & Mary Romanick 7:00 PM † Helen Boettcher FRIDAY, JULY 15 St. Bonaventure Isaiah 38:1-6, 21-22, 7-8; Matthew 12:1-8 7:00 AM Fr. Bob McCreary 8:30 AM Intentions of Eberle Family 7:00 PM † Stanley Wiencek SATURDAY, JULY 16 Micah 2:1-5; Matthew 12:14-21 8:00 AM † Peter G. Kekic 2:00 PM Wedding - - - Shelly Egri & James Cantale 4:00 PM 90th Birthday - - - Margarita Chmielarski VIGIL MASSES: 4:00 & 6:00pm SUNDAY, JULY 17 Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Genesis 18:1-10a; Colossians 1:24-28; Luke 10:38-42 Masses: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30am, 12:00 Noon, 5:30pm

St. Charles Borromeo Church July 10, 2016

St Charles Carnival Week #85

St Charles Parish was founded during the boom years of the 1920’s. But in 1929, with the coming of the Great Depression, the prosperous times disappeared. The parish was heavily in debt from the purchase of the original property and the construction of the original frame church, the rectory, and the 1927 school building. The first St Charles Summer Carnival was held in 1932—not only to help meet the mortgage--but also to provide some neighborhood enjoyment during those dark economic times. From 1932 until the mid-1950’s, the Carnival was held on the lot where our church stands today, at the corner of Ridge and Wilber. I have seen photographs of those days. There were “home-made item” booths: cakes, afghans, crafts, etc. and a roast beef dinner “made from scratch.” (I have heard stories about the army of volunteers required to peel beets, mash potatoes, etc.) During the Second World War, from 1942 till 1944, the Carnivals were “suspended” since it was impossible to purchase the needed prizes as the war effort required all the raw materials. (So it’s really our eighty-second Carnival after eight-five years.) Times were good in the 1950’s. I have heard about the parakeet booth, the lamp booth, the blanket booth, and also a booth with slabs of bacon hanging from hooks. Someone also used to donate home-made cement bird baths decorated with tiles (I know of at least two still being enjoyed by the birds!) One year, Father Walter Tulley, associate pastor at the time, won the Carnival Grand Prize car! In 1969, one of the Carnival evenings was the same night that our astronauts landed on the moon. Everybody stayed home, glued to their television sets! Carnival Chairmen, over the last eighty years, were Tom Burke, Paul Phillips, Joe Jira, and Kevin Leigh. Since I became pastor in 1987, we have earmarked each year’s Carnival proceeds to improve our parish plant: we have enhanced our safety, comfort, and convenience to the tune of about three million dollars. This year’s Carnival will replace the floor covering in the Lower Hall, purchase i-pads or Chromebooks for religious use for our Day School and PCRF students, and repair the Charles Avenue parking lot. The Opening Parade will be this Wednesday, stepping off from Parma Circle at 6:00pm. We will offer a Casino in the Upper Hall on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. The Kitchen will open on Saturday and Sunday at 5:00pm. (Come to 4:00pm Mass next Saturday and then stay for dinner!) Mike Cercek is introducing a homemade cavatelli and meatball stand. On Friday and Saturday evenings there will be a balloon artist in the Kids’ Corner from 6:30 to 8:30pm. Next Sunday, we will welcome a Kids’ Korner magician for two shows at 6:30 and again at 8:00pm. There will be a Polka Mass next Sunday at 5:30pm. Our Seventh Sellers’ Appreciation Drawing for $500 will be held this Sunday with an Eighth $500 Drawing next Sunday

See You at the Carnival!

HOMECOMING CARNIVAL PARADE

At 6:00pm on Wednesday, July 13, our annual Homecoming Carnival will be kicked off again with a festive parade. Children will again have the opportunity to enter their bikes in the bike-decorating contest. There will be prizes for the most patriotic, most Parmaesque and best safety forces themed bicycles. If you have a connection to a local business that might be interested in donating a prize or two (or more) to the contest, please drop it off in the Parish Office care of “Carnival Parade.” Finally, we are still looking for groups to march in the parade. Please contact Sean Brennan at 440-382-2289 or by e-mail at councilman-brennan@msn.com to participate or with questions.

Wednesday 6:00pm Parade

Wednesday—Sunday Main Grounds open 6:30pm

Saturday Kitchen Opens 5pm

Sunday 5:30pm Polka Mass

BOY SCOUT TROOP 221

CAR WASH FUNDRAISER

Boy Scout Troop 221 will have a car wash at the Unity Catholic Credit Union parking lot this Sunday, July 10th from 9:30am to 1:30pm. $10 donation appreciated. Interior service available. All monies go to benefit the 2017 Sea Base High Adventure trip.

CARNIVAL APPRECIATION RAFFLE

Sell $40 worth of tickets, or donate $40 to the Carnival, and qualify for

the eight weekly drawings of $500.

Raffle Winner #6 — Joyce Cicero

Additional tickets available at the Parish Office.

Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 10, 2016

LADIES GUILD RAFFLE

Stop by the Parish Office for the Ladies Guild raffle tickets for a chance to win one of the great prizes listed below. Tickets are $1.00 each and you need not be present at the drawing that will be held Wednesday, August 10th at the Ladies Guild’s Annual Salad Luncheon.

Try your luck and help support The Guild!!

1st Prize $500 worth of your choice of

Gift Certificates

2nd Prize Waterford Honey Crystal

Bowl & Vase Set

3rd Prize Hand‐Crafted Quilt

Annual Golf Outing

CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

$100 WINNER

Maureen Doris

Any questions, contact: Sr. Denise (440)884-3030 / sdmosu1@aol.com Fr. Ryan (440)884-3030 / frryanmann@gmail.com

HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH GROUP MINISTRY (Grades 9-12)

Upperclassmen Leadership Team Youth‐Focused & Youth‐Led Mass New Days & Times for Events Twice a Month Events for 9th‐12th Graders

Wednesday, July 13—Sunday, July 17…

PARISH CARNIVAL ICE CREAM BOOTH - HELP NEEDED!!! Your help is needed once again to STAFF the ICE CREAM BOOTH!!! The Carnival starts

Wednesday, July 13th and runs thru Sunday, July 17th. Each night there are 2 shifts to choose from 6:15-9:00pm and 9:00-11:15pm. All recently graduated 8th graders and high school teens are needed to help ~ see you for summer fun at the Ice

LADIES GUILD SALAD LUNCHEON

There is a limited amount of tickets left for the Salad Luncheon on Wednesday, August 10th. Tickets are $18 each. Call Toni Brachna (216)661-3457 to purchase your tickets soon.

SUMMER BIBLE FUN

July 25 ‐ 29, 2016

It is time once again to register for Summer Bible Fun. This year's theme is The Rosary. SBF will take place July 25th-29th for students entering grades 1-5 in Fall 2016.

Registration forms are available in the Parish Office and are due back to the Parish Office ASAP. If you have any questions, please contact the PCRF office at 440-886-5668.

PCRF

(Parish Catholic Religious Formation) Registration of PCRF for the 2016-2017 school year is going on now. Any child attending grades Kindergarten thru 8th in the Fall can register at the Parish Office. Classes are held on Mondays (September thru May). You can call the PCRF office (440)886-5668 for more information.

St. Charles Borromeo Church July 10, 2016

W 1st Th 1st F 1st Sat 1st Sun 1st

W 2nd Th 2nd F 2nd Sat 2nd Sun 2nd

Set-Up Kitchen

Casino Kiddie Korner Bingo

Outdoor Booth Phone Calls / Paperwork

Name Phone E-Mail Children’s Names & Ages: Circle Availability:

Circle if willing to work back to back shifts. YES / NO Circle preferred:

*** Please Return to Parish Office * * *

-or-

Register Online at www.stcharlesonline.org/carnival

WORLD YOUTH DAY 2016 UPDATE

Krakớw, Poland, HERE WE COME!

Our World Youth Day pilgrimage is less than a month away. The date of our departure for Krakow, Poland, July 21, 2016, is rapidly approaching. World Youth Day is an international gathering of youth and young adults established by Pope John Paul

II in 1985, as a way of bringing young Catholics together from around the world to celebrate their faith and to challenge them to embrace more fully the gospel of Jesus Christ. During this Year of Mercy, Pope Francis has chosen the theme for World Youth Day, “Blessed are the Merciful, for they will receive mercy.” (Matthew 5:7)

We would like to take your prayers with us as we journey throughout our travels in Poland as well as, Assisi and Rome, Italy. We invite you to write down any intentions you may have on the prayer cards set out by the Holy Family Shrine in the Church and then place in the basket on the side altar. We will be carrying your petitions with us throughout our pilgrimage. Your petitions will not only be remembered in prayer by our pilgrims, but also at the closing Mass in Krakow with Pope Francis. Please continue to pray for all of us pilgrims, especially for our safety. This pilgrimage would not be possible without your support of our fundraising efforts these past three years. On behalf of all of us pilgrims, we thank you! ~ Fr. Ryan, Fr. Terry & Sr. Denise Marie

EAGLE SCOUT SERVICE PROJECT Boy Scout Jack Schaeffer of Troop 221 is leading an Eagle Scout service project at the Jesuit Retreat House. The project entails restoring the St. Bernadette grotto by installing gravel, flowers and shrubs, mulch, and resurfacing the rock face

of the grotto. Jack is asking for donations of funds, materials and time. If you are able to help, call Jack at (440)263-6490.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

If you are a male, eighteen years of age or older, and a practicing Catholic in Union with the Holy See, please contact Father Janoch (440) 884-3030 ejanoch@stcharlesonline.org or Tom Armstrong (405) 651-6655 thomasralphamstrong@hotmail.com for more information on joining the Knights of Columbus Council at St. Charles.

Please pray the Rosary.

GERMANY AT EASTER Fr. Anselm will be leading a group of students and interested adults on a “Castles of Germany” tour from Wednesday of Holy Week (Apr 12, 2017) through Easter Friday (Apr 21, 2017). Information on this tour can be obtained at www.cha-tours.com For information on how to enroll for this tour

contact Fr. Anselm at anselm@cbhs.edu or text/call him at 330-605-4842.

CATHOLIC CHARISMATIC CONFERENCE

“Proclaim God’s MERCY!” The 34th Annual Cleveland Catholic Charismatic Conference sponsored by Catholic Renewal Ministries will be held July 15th & 16th, 2016 at Magnificat High School in Rocky River. Guest speakers will be Jim Murphy, Paco Gavrilides, Nellie Cruz Krawczynski, Fr. Damian Ference, Fr. Bob Franco, Bishop Richard Lennon & Roberto Santiago. The conference opens on Friday at 7:00pm. Contact Shirley or Tom Fumic at (440)327-1226 for registration information or visit www.crmweb.org. Registration at the door is $35. Come experience the healing power and gifts of the Holy Spirit.

Young Catholic Professionals' Executive Speaker Series is a monthly program in which executives share their business experience and challenge young

professionals to ‘Work in Witness for Christ’. Andrew Dougherty will share his experience of faith and work at Swagelok on Tuesday, July 12th at St. Basil's in Brecksville. Enjoy free appetizers and drinks with hundreds of young, professionally minded Catholics. A networking happy hour will also be held on July 26th. Find out more at YCP Cleveland's Facebook page. See you then!

Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 10, 2016

MARY QUEEN OF PEACE (216‐749‐2323) 7th Annual Mary Queen of Peace Summerfest, Saturday, July 30th from 12 to 8pm. Join us for a day of fun, food & frolics including Little Polish Diner, MQP Grill, Ralph Szubski Accordion Man & Party Band, Children’s Games, Beer Garden, Bingo, “Magic Mike” Magic Show, Kool Nights Band, Euclid Beach Rocket Car, tours of a real Ambulance, visits from the Cleveland Police & K-9 Unit. We will end the night with Raffle Drawing for $3,000, $1,500 & $500!

ST. LEO THE GREAT (216‐661‐1006)

Bus trip to the Meadows Racetrack & Casino, Meadow-lands, PA, Tuesday, August 23rd. Casino play from 12:00 thru 5:00pm. $34/pp & $30 back from Casino. For more info, contact Joanne (440)526-3505.

ST. THOMAS MORE (216‐749‐0414) Bingo is held every Wednesday in the gym. Doors open at 5pm and Early Birds begin at 6:30pm.

CATHOLIC FAMILY FESTIVAL The FEST 2016 is less than a month away! Join us for our 16th Annual Catholic Family FESTival on Sunday, August 7 as we bring together 39,000+ from across our region for a day of faith, family, and fun- and it's FREE. Come and hear the best of the best of the national Christian artists: Newsboys, Michael W.Smith, Matthew West, and Lauren Daigle. The day also includes dynamic activities for all ages, opportunities for prayer and reflection, a large outdoor Mass followed by fireworks and more. We need your help to make this amazing day possible- please consider donating two hours of your time by volunteering for The FEST. Volunteers get a FREE t-shirt and are essential to making this event possible. For more information, or to register to help, go to www.theFEST.us.

Need a new game while driving with the family this summer? Have the kids find the free app: masstimes.org for your smart phone. Or type into your computer’s browser before leaving on your

summer road trips to find convenient mass times anywhere in the world!

$100 Discover or Amazon

Groceries $25 & $100

Acme, Chuppa’s, Giant Eagle, Gordon Foods, Heinen’s, Marc’s

Gasoline $10, $25, $50

BP, Get Go, Marathon, Sheetz, Shell, Speedway, Sunoco

Restaurants $25

Applebee’s, Longhorn, Texas Road House Olive Garden, Outback….

$10 Bob Evans, Chipotle, McDonald’s, Panera, Subway, Wendy’s...

Gifts $25

Kohl’s, Macy’s, JC Penny, Sears, Target, TJ Maxx, Toys R Us, Cinemark or Regal Cinemas...

Gadgets $25 Amazon, Best Buy, Home Depot, Lowe’s, Sears, Walmart...

Goodies $10

Dairy Queen, Dunkin Donuts, Malley’s, Starbuck’s…

...and many more to choose from!!

A few ideas —

Going Shopping for...

... Groceries for Picnics & Hungry Kids? Gasoline for that Family Road Trip?

Back to School Supplies?

Stop in the Parish Office and Buy Gift Cards — Save Time and Help Our Parish !!

Visit us on‐line at…

www.stcharlesonline.org

WED Liverpool Lads

Tom Mroczka and the Music Box

THURS For Those About to Dock

Brigid’s Cross

FRI The New Barleycorn

Breakfast Club

SAT Easy Glistening

Custard Pie

SUN Jimmy K & The Ethnic Jazz

Shout

Music & Entertainment BINGO & Games of Chance

SATURDAY Carnival Kitchen Opens 5:00 pm

Wine & Beer Garden

SUNDAY Polka Mass 5:30 pm

Friday thru Sunday Only ~ Texas Hold-Em Tournaments & Casino

Homemade Cavatelli & Meatball Stand Kids’ Korner Balloon Artist Friday & Saturday

Magician ~ Sunday night Ice Cream Kids’ Rides Raffle Baskets

Instant Bingo Parma/UH Blood Pressure Screenings Nightly