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MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday Vigil 5:00 pm Sunday 7:30, 9:00, 11:00 am and 12:45 pm (Spanish)
Monday-
Monday-Friday 9:00 am and Wednesday 7:00 pm
SAINT CHARLES BORROMEO CATHOLIC CHURCH ORLANDO, FLORIDA
MASSES: Saturday Vigil 5:00 pm “But ... the water I shall give will
Sunday 7:30, 9:00, 11:00 am become in him a spring of water
and 12:45 pm (Spanish) welling up to eternal life.” Lord,
DAILY MASS: Monday—
Monday—Friday 9:00 am You are an everlasting spring
and Wednesdays, 7:00 pm REFLECTING welling up in us
CONFESSIONS: Friday 9:30—
9:30—10:00 am; THROUGH THE WEEK to eternal
Saturday 3:45—
3:45—4:45 pm; life
1st Sunday of month—
month—12:30 pm What I am thirsty for is...Jesus
When
satisfies my thirst with...
ADORATION OF BLESSED SACRAMENT: you report to
Fridays 9:30 am—
am—12 Noon
Noon My Lenten encounters with Jesus a woman at the well
ROSARY: Monday-
Monday-Friday 7:45—
7:45—8:45 am bring me to this truth about everything about her life,
myself..
we wonder.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK The manner of my daily living
You know
proclaims Jesus’ life-giving presence
Monday: 2 Kgs 5:1-15b; Lk 4:24-30 our ins and outs too:
when...It hides Jesus’ life-giving
Tuesday: Dn 3:25,34-43; Mt 18:21-35 when we sit and when we stand.
presence when…
Wednesday: Dt 4:1,5-9; Mt 5:17-19
- Living iturgy 2011 We yearn to worship you
Thursday Jer 7:23-28; Lk 11:14-23
in Spirit and truth,
Friday: Hos 14:2-10; Mk 12:28-34
but how often
Saturday: Hos 6:1-6; Lk 18:9-14 SAINT OF THE WEEK we remain
Sunday: 1 Sm 16:1b,6-7,10-13a;
dry.
Eph 5:8-14; Jn 9:1-41 Saturday Francis of Paola, hermit
Francis of Paola was a man who deeply
Come, Lord Jesus,
loved contemplative solitude and wished
quench our thirst.
only to be the "least in the household of
God." Yet, when the Church called him
to active service in the world, he http://liturgy.slu.edu/
became a miracle-worker and influenced
the course of nations.
The life of Francis of Paola speaks plainly to an overactive world.
He was a contemplative man called to active ministry and must
have felt keenly the tension between prayer and service. Yet in
Francis's life it was a productive tension, for he clearly utilized the
fruits of contemplation in his ministry, which came to involve the
workings of nations. He responded so readily and so well to the
call of the Church from a solid foundation in prayer and
mortification. When he went out to the world, it was not he who
LENTEN TALKS worked but Christ working through him—"the least in the household
In church at 7:00 pm of God." —http://www.americancatholic.org/features/saints/
“IT’S THE MASS WHICH MATTERS”
March 28 SAVE THE DATE—RECONCILIATION WEEKEND APRIL 8-9
The Early Church Bishop John Noonan invites all Catholics to participate
in the Sacrament of Penance during this Lenten season.
April 4
In order to provide numerous opportunities for people
The Medieval Explosion to receive this sacrament that restores us to God's
April 11 grace and joins us with him in an intimate friendship,
the Diocese of Orlando presents Reconciliation
From Trent to the New Missal
Weekend April 8-9, 2011.
These talks will help prepare us for the
All are encouraged to journey back to God and experience a conversion to Christ
new translation that will go into use the to receive His forgiveness and live in His peace. It is especially important for those
First Sunday of Advent, 2011. who have been away from the Sacrament of Penance for a while. This is the time
to feel the joy of reconciliation with our heavenly Father.
THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT March 27, 2011
MASS INTENTIONS
Saturday, March 26 FROM OUR
5:00 pm Edward Meyer PASTOR
Sunday, March 27
7:30 am James Liu
9:00 am Juan Jose Gomez On the first Sunday of Lent
11:00 am Elmer C. Holt Sr. each year the Bishop holds
12:45 pm St. Charles Parishioners the Rite of Election at Mary
Monday, March 28 Queen of the Universe
9:00 am Bruno Schmid Shrine. It’s the occasion when
Tuesday, March 29 adults and older children
9:00 am Anna Antoniato
preparing for baptism at
Wednesday, March 30
9:00 am Robert Stengel
Easter commit themselves to
7:00 pm Peter Augustine the final stages of education in
Thursday, March 31 the faith and spiritual
9:00 am Roland St. Pierre formation. Their names are written in a book and from that moment on
Friday, April 1 they are no longer called “catechumens” (students) but “the elect”
9:00 am Shirley Nemeth because they are God’s chosen ones. Most of them have been under
Saturday, April 2 instruction since August. These last weeks are mainly intended to purify
5:00 pm St. Charles Parishioners their minds and hearts. On Sundays 3, 4 and 5 of Lent they undergo
Sunday, April 3 “Scrutinies” designed to help them examine their lives and repent,
7:30 am Meta Mc Donnell
progressing “in their perception of sin and their desire for salvation”.
9:00 am Suzanne Comeau
11:00 am Carol Geiger
12:45 pm To accompany each of the Scrutinies there is a special Gospel - long
Gospels which have been used by the Church during Lent since very
PARISH EVENTS early times. We all get to hear those Gospel readings every three years,
when we have the readings of Cycle A - although you will notice that
Sunday, March 27 they do not come from Matthew but from John, the most spiritual of
11:20 am RCIA Children (PLR)
the evangelists. Today we hear about the Samaritan woman at the well
Monday, March 28
who thirsted for living water (John 4). The elect are thirsting for God,
7:00 pm Lenten Talk 2 (C)
7:00 pm Adult RCIA (C)
and they know that their thirst will be quenched in the waters of
Wednesday, March 30 baptism. Next week we hear of the healing of the man born blind (John
6:30 pm Adult Choir Rehearsal (CR) 9). Through the year our catechumens have had their eyes opened as
7:30 pm AA (UR) they have understood more about their faith and the Christian way of
Friday, April 1 life. Finally, on the fifth Sunday of Lent, we will hear the story of the
9:30 am Adoration until Noon (C) raising of Lazarus (John 11). These elect will receive new life at baptism
6:00 pm Soup Supper (BGH) and the promise of eternal life. As we approach Easter with them we
7:00 pm Stations of the Cross (C) should pray that these new friends will progress in their journey towards
8:00 pm BLD (UR) fulfillment, truth and life.
Saturday, April 2
7:00 pm Spanish Prayer Group (BGH) The official documents of the Church say that “The Scrutinies are
Sunday, April 3 meant to uncover, then heal all that is weak, defective, or sinful in the
11:20 am RCIA Children (PLR)
hearts of the elect; to bring out, then strengthen, all that is upright,
(C) – Church (CR) – Community Room strong and good”. What a beautiful program. Indeed it should be our
(SH) – Social Hall (SC) – School Classroom
(UR) – Upper Room (BGH) – Bishop Grady Hall own Lenten program: to remove the sinful through prayer and the
(PLR) – Parish Living Room sacrament of penance and to strengthen the good through lives of
charity and regular communion. With the elect who are journeying
towards baptism let us recommit our own lives to the journey towards
God. We, too, need a gentle scrutiny, an examination of conscience;
and our prayer should be: “Lord, examine all our hearts today:
strengthen us, heal us, restore us, redeem us; and take us with you to
the heavenly Jerusalem”.
SAINT CHARLES BORROMEO CATHOLIC CHURCH ORLANDO, FLORIDA
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The Mission Office encourages the people of the
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SAINT CHARLES BORROMEO CATHOLIC CHURCH ORLANDO, FLORIDA
JOB OPENING AT
ST. CHARLES CHURCH / SCHOOL YOUNG ADULTS ARE INVITED
Simon Saunders, who currently works (AGES 18 – 39)
here in the area of maintenance, will
soon be retiring. A new person is being TO JOIN YOUNG ADULTS
sought to assist in this area.
FROM ACROSS THE DIOCESE OF ORLANDO
CUSTODIAN / MAINTENANCE WORKER
FULL-
FULL-TIME with BENEFITS
FOR A SPECIAL
Brief Description of Job:
Responsible for the cleaning of the Parish UPPER ROOM ADORATION WITH BISHOP NOONAN
Center including offices, general rooms,
and kitchen. Also responsible for general a time of prayer with music and reflection
and preventative maintenance on all an opportunity to encounter the Lord
buildings. Some electrical, plumbing, as we look upon the Eucharist.
carpentry and basic groundskeeping is
required, as well as heavy lifting and
ability to withstand extreme THURSDAY, APRIL 7
heights. Also responsible to set-up for
functions and maintain flooring. 6:30 PM ~ GATHERING IN THE SOCIAL HALL
Full Details at: 7:00 PM ~ HOLY HOUR IN CHURCH
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OR contact Jonathan Toole at St. Charles
407-
407-293-
293-9556 x 121
215 N. Orange Avenue, Orlando
STEWARDSHIP
SACRIFICIAL GIVING
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Envelopes:................................ 340
TOTAL...................... $11,601.05
Parish Tithe ................... $1,160.11
BMCHS ........................... $10.00
Bishop Grady Villas............ $30.00
St. Charles School.............. $41.00
Ash Wednesday................. $41.00
Easter Flowers ................. $363.00
Central Europe................ $354.00
Japan............................. $100.00
Catholic Relief................. $146.00
Soup Supper, March 11 ... $108.00
Soup Supper, March 18 ... $106.30
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