November Birthdays!

Happy Birthday to All!

11/11 Maureen Klich

11/16 Marybeth Wickless

11/24 Raymond Klich

11/29 Anthony Porto

11/30 Kimberly Dimeo

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Provide names of your deceased loved ones

We have extended the deadline for receiving names to Saturday October 31st at 6 p.m. You can still send your names to Charlie Ernst via e-mail. The address is; cfe1215@gmail.com These names will be read during the Mass. We ask that you limit the number of names to five per person.

Display Pictures for All Saints Day

This is a reminder to bring any pictures of your deceased loved ones to Mass this Sunday (November 1st). These will be displayed at the foot of the Altar during the Mass. You will need to take them with you when you leave.

Sunday Live Stream for All Saints Day, 2020

Holiness and sanctity can seem so out of reach when we have as examples those whose lives are so different from the vast majority. Sanctity is not a prize given to those who complete a marathon, something most people cannot do. Instead, sanctity is something each of us is called to. Holiness is something each Christian can live. It is nothing more than living the paschal mystery, a daily dying to self so that we put others before us. Family members practice this daily! (Or at least they have many chances to practice this each day.) When parents sacrifice their own wants for the sake of their children, or when siblings put the needs of their brothers and sisters before their own, these are acts of sanctity. It is through such acts that we live the gospel passage today as “peacemakers.” Division and strife are not marks of sanctity; unity and peace are. Let us live the gospel message toady and, in so doing, live the paschal mystery into our own sanctity. - Living Liturgy

Please see below for all of the necessary information.

Click here the view the readings for Sunday.  

Click here for the hymns

Click here for the livestream of our liturgy via our YouTube Channel

Friday Night BINGO!

Please join us TONIGHT, Friday, October 30th at 7:00 PM for an evening of fun playing Halloween BINGO on ZOOM. 

Click HERE to get your BINGO cards.  Every player gets three (3) cards.  

 

When you go to the page, enter your name and Join Game.  

From there you can either play virtually (on your phone or computer) or print your cards. 

Also, if you have any pictures of your decoration or costumes, please email or text them to me and we'll show them during BINGO.  

If you have any questions or can't get logged in to get your tickets, please let me know. 

The Zoom invitation is below. 

Topic: Halloween Virtual BINGO
Time: Oct 30, 2020 07:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83409725652?pwd=MGtXM0JiK1NNSXBqa01qSitjVWlFdz09

Meeting ID: 834 0972 5652
Passcode: BINGO

Register for Expressions of Gratitude Event

The Expressions of Gratitude event on Thursday October 29th is being sponsored by the Faith Communities of Baltimore With Pride (FCBWP). We have a posting in our News Wire with details regarding this event. Included in this posting is a link to register on Zoom. The planners of this event have communicated what is the simplest and best way to register. They recommend that you enter the link (bit.ly/FCBWPgratitude) in your web browser. This will take you directly to the page for you to register,you should then receive an e-mail confirmation. See you on the 29th.

All Saints Day Remembrance

During the All Saints Day Liturgy on November 1st we have set aside time to have our traditional Reading of the names of our deceased loved ones. If you would like to have names of your deceased loved ones read during Mass please send a list of your names to Charlie Ernst. His e-mail is; cfe1215@gmail.com The deadline to receive names is October 30th (a limit of five names per person please). We will have a handout available this Sunday (October 25th) that you can use to submit your names. In additon to reading of names you may bring in pictures of your deceased loved ones that can be displayed at the foot of the altar during Mass. Unfortunately, we will not be able to display the pictures during the month of November as we have done in previous years.

Halloween Fellowship

It’s too spooky to spend Halloween without socializing with your friends from St. Charles of Brazil, so join us for a Halloween themed game of virtual BINGO, this Friday, October 30 at 7:00 pm.  Just let us know that you want to participate and we'll make sure you get your bingo cards via email.

And while we're all together, why not share a picture of your Halloween decorations, your pumpkin, or maybe even a picture of you (or a family member) in a past or present Halloween costume. You can send them via email to Maureen at maureenk1111@gmail.com or you can text them to her at 630-863-5942. If we get enough pictures we will run it in a slideshow on Friday night. Come and join us for some shared laughter, you might even win a prize or two.

Prayer Request

 Please pray for the extremely devoted residential staff at Jackie’s place of employment, “People encouraging People”,  who have lost another of their residents this week and are struggling To cope with yet another loss.

Sunday Live Stream for October 25th 2020

Getting to the crux of the matter can be an important exercise. Pruning away extraneous detail to reveal the core issue is essential in many cases. For Christians, we recall that Jesus’ teachings were rooted in Mosaic Law and the prophets. Yet he emphasized or combined aspects of each that made them see, to come alive, or to be read and understood in a new way. It’s certainly true that loving God and loving one’s neighbor were commandments in Mosaic Law. But who had ever combined them like this before? Ultimately, it’s a good reminder of the core of the religious message. All of our actions ought to flow from this twofold love. Loving God and loving neighbor go together, and they cannot be reduced one to the other or one over the other. When we live by this guiding principle, we are living the paschal mystery. – Living Liturgy

Please see below for all of the necessary information.

Click here the view the readings for Sunday.  

Click here for the livestream of our liturgy via our YouTube Channel

Click here for the hymns