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900 NE Shady Lane Drive
Kansas City, Missouri 64118
www.stcharleskc.com
August 1, 2021
Welcome visitors and friends! We invite you to join us in worship:
Weekend Mass Times: Saturday: 4:00 PM Sunday: 8:30 AM & 11:00 AM
Daily Mass Times: Tuesday - Friday: 9:00 AM (Communion service on Monday)
Reconciliation: Saturday: 3:00 PM (or by appointment) 816-436-0880
PARISH OFFICE BORROMEO ACADEMY
& EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER
Office Hours:
8:00 AM - 4:00 PM Monday - Thursday Summer Office Hours:
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM Friday 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM Monday - Thursday
The Sanctuary is open from 7 AM to Sunset Phone: 816-436-1009 Fax: 816-436-6293
Phone: 816-436-0880 Fax: 816-436-0103 Principal: Karen Hopson, Ed.D
stcharleskc.com borromeoacademy.com
Pastor’s PEN...a word from the heart of Father Don Farnan
I am delighted that our this underwater scene, the thumbprints are
the bodies of the fish swimming around in a
school children were able
lake of hope. Jesus periodically challenges His
to be part of the
disciples to go deeper in their work and in
renovation project in
their mission. He encourages them to look
Borromeo Hall. As you
beneath the surface of what we can see and
can see, and through the
to cast our nets to other places in which we
assistance of Mrs. Mary
might think we wouldn’t have any luck. We
Marotta, their fabulous
are both the gold or blue fish (school colors)
art teacher, they have added their touch to
that hope to be caught by Christ and the
our windows.
fishermen who hope to hook and bring others
Basement windows are often unsightly but I
to the Lord. You can see the net that has been
think these are beautiful. They tell guests an
cast into the mysterious underwater scene
important story of faith as well as a story of
and appreciate the role we have been given to
our parish history. Our school began in the
become fishers of others.
early 1950s and sometimes the enrollment
I hope that the thumbprints and footprints
was so high that classrooms spilled over into
of students over the past seven decades leave
our church hall. Like you, I enjoy hearing tales
a mark upon our community that we can look
from students of those days—many who are
back upon with honor. Like the 114 bricks in
now senior members of our parish. Teachers
Mary’s Garden that honor Sisters of Charity of
made the most out of the space they were
Leavenworth who taught thousands of girls
given to use as their classroom, even when it
and boys here, the remnant of their sacrifice
was shared with the lunch room and normal
and loving service inspires us. More bricks in
parish activities. Alumni of Saint Charles have
our Prayer Garden, as well as benches, trees,
left their thumbprint on our faith community
and memorials recall the lives of other men,
in numerous ways. But this window-art is a
women, and children who have walked this
creative and long lasting remembrance.
way before us—and many who walk with us
It began with each scholar’s thumb, which
still. It is reassuring to recall that we are
then became part of a mural. The windows
intimately united with the past, present, and
on the east side tell the story of the Good
future as we build upon a rich history and
Shepherd. Each thumb became a sheep of His
proceed forward in faith.
flock to remind us that we are privileged to be
Let us pray for teachers who are preparing
in the Lord’s loving fold. You can see the back
for a new school year, many who spent their
of the shepherd on the north end of the
summer vacation attending workshops and
hillside scene as He watches over his flock of
clinics to hone their teaching skills. Let us also
little ones. We, of course, are those little ones
pray for parents who are first teachers of their
that He watches over. On the west window-
children in the ways of faith, grandparents
well, we can gaze upon another scriptural
who make great sacrifices to them, and for
message—the one in which Jesus recruits
this community that has made a tremendous
fishermen to be His first disciples and then
commitment to educating future generations.
commissions them to be “fishers of men.” In
INVITATION TO WORSHIP AND PRAYER
INVITATION TO WORSHIP AND PRAYER
Let us pray for families;
may they live out their
Monday, August 2 vocation by seeking holiness.
9:00 AM Communion Service
9:30 AM Rosary
12:30 PM COVID Shot Clinic
Those who are...homeless, jobless, addicted, imprisoned,
physically and emotionally ill, hospitalized, and homebound, including:
Tuesday, August 3
5:30 AM Clay County Poll Rita Abbott Carmen Ellis Teri Mahoney Marie Robinson
9:00 AM Mass Michael Adams Grant Feagles Charlotte McGrath Char Rosche
9:30 AM Rosary Cynthia Allinder Diane Ford Dan L. McGrath Betty Rouchka
9:30 AM Case for Jesus-Study Group Jacob Allinder Tiffany Foster D. Earl Mead Frances Saladino
Justin Allinder Jennifer Freeman Jack Medlin Dorothy Schwartz
1:30 PM Pictorial Directory Photos
Linda Beaubien Roxann Freeman Bob Meller Bernadine Smith
Wednesday, August 4 Anthony Berls Jane Grossman Mary Milam Jim Smith
9:00 AM Mass Skip Bollinger M & B Hackney Walter Mitchell Mary Helen Sorrentino
9:30 AM Rosary Maley Bruno Phillip Hernandez Dee Mitchum Jacob Sparks
1:30 PM Pictorial Directory Photos Carson Burroughs Luz Maria Heredia Richard Mixon Lillian Squire
Stephanie Cain Joan Hinds Lynda & Bob Morris Stephen Storts
Thursday, August 5 Dorothy Cacioppo Virginia Hladky Doris Mudd Lori & Stephen Taepke
9:00 AM Mass Conde Canedy Leslie Holland Milan Mulac Pam Taibi
9:30 AM Rosary Margaret Caravella Jerum Hollows Donna Najar Peter Thompson
10:00 AM SCBA Sign Up Day Joshua Caylor Marion Kern Kaye Noland Rebecca Umali
1:30 PM Pictorial Directory Photos Melissa Chau Meghan Kimani Vernon Noland Ben Volker
Antoinette Christofano Elaine King Rogelio Pena Wayne Walker
Friday, August 6 Simon Christofano Mark LeGault Charles Perea Jim Weyrauch
9:00 AM Mass Bruce & Marcie Corbitt Keith Little Jule Pitts Linda Weyrauch
9:30 AM Adoration Jacqueline Covey Antonio Luna Elaine Prieur Madelyn Whiston
1:30 PM Pictorial Directory Photos Alicia Darnell Bryan Lundgren Janet Pryor Brionna Whitham
Saturday, August 7 Josie Devine Wanda Mackey Eric Randolph Deacon Jerry Williams
Mary Pat Dobbins Vera Mamie Garhett Richards Glen Witt
6:30 AM That Man Is You
12:00 PM Baptism - Gbeyetin
3:00 PM Confession Our family and friends in the military...
4:00 PM Mass Major Michelle Bannick Mendoza Major Gilbert Mendoza
Sunday, August 8 Major John Olshefski Michael A. Schrick
8:30 AM Mass
9:45 AM Consecration to St Joseph Class Our family and friends who protect and serve...
11:00 AM Mass Major Greg Volker (Ret.) Sgt. Shelly Volker (Ret.)
Sgt. Howard Scott, III
Saturday, July 31 PLEASE CONTACT THE PARISH OFFICE: 816-436-0880 TO ADD OR REMOVE LOVED ONES FROM THE LIST
4:00 PM - Ginnie Hiler
Sunday, August 1 FAMILY LOVE: VOCATION AND PATH TO HOLINESS
8:30 AM - Mary Jane Besch
11:00 AM - Charles W. Mann Heavenly Father, We come before you to praise you and to thank you for the great gift
Monday, August 2 of family. We pray to you for all families consecrated by the Sacrament of Matrimony.
May they rediscover each day the graces they have received, and as small domestic
9:00 AM - Communion Service
churches, may they know how to witness to your presence and to the love with which
Tuesday, August 3 Christ loves the Church. We pray to you for all families faced with difficulty and suffer-
9:00 AM - Ron Meyer ing caused by illness or circumstances of which only you know. Sustain them and
Wednesday, August 4 make them aware of the path to holiness upon which you call them, so that they might
9:00 AM - Mario and Delia Madruga experience your infinite mercy and find new ways to grow in love. We pray to you for
Thursday, August 5 children and young people. May they encounter you and respond joyfully to the voca-
9:00 AM - Neada Distefano tion you have in mind for them. We pray for their parents and grandparents. May
Friday, August 6 they be aware that they are signs of the fatherhood and motherhood of God in caring
9:00 AM - George Crider Jr. for the children who, in body and spirit, you entrust them, as well as in the experience
of fraternity that the family can give to the world. Lord, grant that each family might
Saturday, August 7
live their specific vocation to holiness in the Church as a call to become missionary
4:00 PM - St. Charles Borromeo Families
disciples, in the service of life and peace, in communion with our priests, religious, and
Sunday, August 8 all vocations in the Church. Bless the World Meeting of Families in Rome. Amen.
8:30 AM - Frank Pittala
(Prayer for the X World Meeting of Families, Rome - June 22-26, 2022)
11:00 AM - Anthony Giglione
STEWARDSHIP
Catholic Charities
Weekly Contributions
School Supply Drive
Weekly Envelopes,
Contributions Plate Excess or Throughout our diocese there are families who do
Sunday Needed & Gifts ( Shortfall )
not have the means to provide for their children’s
4-Jul $ 25,826 $28,178 $2,299
11-Ju1 25,826 21,007 (4,872) back to school supplies. Often, we take for granted
18-Jul 25,826 25,270 (609) the ability to afford things such as crayons, scissors
25-Jul 25,826 19,820 (6,059) and pencils when there are parents struggling to put
their next meal on the table. It is the work of the
July Sub-Total (9,241)
Catholic Charities to assist these families each year
with school supplies. They are collecting backpacks
Year to Date $(9,241) and other essential supplies to offer to schools in
low income areas of the Kansas City-St. Joseph
Diocese. This year’s tax-free school supply shopping
in Missouri runs from August 6-8. For details about
the program or to give a gift of a backpack filled
with supplies, contact the
Parish Outreach Manager,
Nancy Butters at 816-659-8266 or
nbutters@ccharities.com .
Knights of Columbus
Council #3414
The Knights of Columbus who serve the St. Charles
Borromeo Community focus on the principles of
Charity, Unity, Fraternity and Patriotism. They are
especially committed to charitable acts of service
AMAZONSMILE & ST CHARLES BORROMEO because they believe in putting their faith in action,
both on our campus and in the community. They
Want to help make a difference while you shop in are currently seeking new members to join Council
the Amazon app, at no extra cost to you? Simply #3414 who share the desire to live out their faith
follow the instructions below to select "St Charles through charitable works. You can learn more
Borromeo Parish" as your charity and activate about the history of the Knights of Columbus, read
AmazonSmile in the app. They'll donate a portion of about the outreach projects and even complete a
your eligible mobile app purchases to us. membership application at www.koc3414.org.
How it works:
1. Open the Amazon app on Second Collection - Diocesan Life and Justice
your phone. There will be a Second Collection on August 14/15
2. Select the main menu (=) & tap on to benefit the Life and Justice Campaign; a program
"AmazonSmile" within Programs & Features. co-sponsored by the Diocesan Human Rights and
3. Select "St Charles Borromeo Parish" as your Respect Life Offices. All funds are used to defend
charity. the dignity of the person and the sanctity of human
4. Follow the on-screen instructions to activate life. To learn more, visit www.lifeandjusticekcsj.org.
AmazonSmile in the mobile app.
Checks Made Payable to St. Charles Borromeo
ANNOUNCEMENTS
3rd Annual
Eucharistic Congress
The 3rd Annual Eucharistic
Saturday, August 7 - Sunday, August 8 Congress will be held on
September 10th & 11th at
4:00 PM St. Thomas More Parish in Kansas City. Highlights
Sacristan: Marsha Whiston include and Exposition, Adoration and Benediction
Lectors: Milton Wallace - 1, Carol Wallace - 2 with Bishop James V. Johnston on Saturday. Learn
Eucharistic Ministers: Elaine Nick - R, more at www.kcsjcatholic.org/eucharistic-congress
Dcn. Whiston - EM or Lorie at 816-714-2324 or sage@diocesekcsj.org.
Hospitality Ministers: Chris & Molly Berg & Family,
Andrew & Susie Pileggi Case for Jesus—Book Study
Altar Servers: New schedule soon
Join the book study on Tuesday,
8:30 AM June 29 in the Gathering Space
Sacristan: Owen Leinen from 9:30-11:00 AM. This group
Lectors: Mike O’Neil - 1, Joe Gaul - 2 follows along with a DVD which
Eucharistic Ministers: Harvey Haynes - R, accompanies the book, Case for
Dcn. Quiason - EM Jesus by Brant Pitre. All are welcome anytime to join
Hospitality Ministers: Jim Williams, Alan King, the discussion and discover Christ! Contact Keith
Tim Laird Little at 630-400-9475 or kalittle@live.com.
Altar Servers: New schedule soon
11:00 AM
Sacristan: Esther Tabe
Lectors: Confirmation Youth - 1 & 2
Eucharistic Ministers: John Palmisano - R,
Barb Palmisano - EM Consecration to St. Joseph
Hospitality Ministers: Pat Anthony, Joan Dixon, Join the group meeting on Sunday mornings from
Margaret Dale, Marian Airington 9:45-10:45 AM in the Teacher’s Conference Room.
Altar Servers: New schedule soon This session will end on August 21. Pick up a book in
the Parish Office for $15. Contact Patty Priestley for
*Please follow your ministry’s established
details 816-436-4171 or patricejo830@gmail.com.
guidelines if changes are required to the schedule.
Sacrament of Confirmation
Teens entering 9th grade-12th grade NEED to
register for the Sacrament of Confirmation at That Man Is You
https://stcharleskc.weshareonline.org/
The TMIY group meets on Saturday mornings from
Confirmation2021.
6:30-8:00 AM in Borromeo Hall. The session begins
Sessions are Sunday afternoon’s with breakfast (provided) and then at 7:00 AM,
from 12:00 PM-1:30 PM Marius Hubbell will lead the program entitled “The
August 8 Case for Jesus” by Brant Pitre. The group meets
September 12 weekly through August 7. All men are welcome to
October 10 join us for fellowship and faith. Contact Steve Gaul
November 7 with questions 816-801-0213 or svgaul@gmail.com.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FertilityCare Center of Kansas City
Training Opportunity
Catholic Charities—Outpace Poverty Are you passionate about Natural
Family Planning? Do you like to help
Outpace Poverty 2021 is a family event and will be others? Have you ever considered
held at Frank A. Theis Park on Saturday, September sharing your passion with others by
18, 2021. Proceeds from Outpace Poverty benefit teaching Natural Family Planning?
the programs and services of Catholic Charities of The FertilityCare Center of Kansas
Kansas City-St. Joseph, which focus’ on eliminating City is looking for new Education Practitioners. The
poverty. There are several ways to participate, training begins September 11th in Independence.
including as a corporate sponsor, donor, participant, Go to www.fertilitycarekc.com and click on FCP
or volunteer. Find out more at OutpacePoverty.org Training to complete the application for the program
or reach out to Brooke Hilst, Major Gifts Manager, or contact Shelby Shaller, Manager of Operations at
at 816-650-8274 or email BHilst@ccharities.com. 816-853-9129 or sschaller@fertilitycarekc.com.
SPX Evening of Recognition & Appreciation August Hygiene Drive for the
There will be an open house event Local Poor of the Northland
on Wednesday, August 11 from (Sponsored by the Secular Franciscans)
6:30-8:00 PM in the SPX Logan
Banquet Room. The event will
recognize 2020 and 2021 Alumni
of the Year and Giuseppe Sarto
Honorees during a special presentation. Please
RSVP at www.spxkc.org/rsvp or 816-453-3450 x 116. A local group of lay Franciscans connected to
St. Charles Borromeo Parish and the Sisters of
St. Francis of the Holy Eucharist, would like to make
an appeal for the following items for local area
homeless north of the river in Kansas City.
Following the mission of St. Francis of Assisi, this
group hopes to begin a new ministry here in the
We have had great response from everyone for our Northland serving the local poor. At this time, they
Pictorial Directory. The August photo dates are now request the following items for the poor:
full but there are still some options for you to have
Backpacks, coats, underwear, socks, clothing
your family photo included in this parish keepsake.
1) You can go online to www.ucdir.com Monday Hygiene Items:
through Friday and sign up for October 21, 22, 23 or Toothbrushes for kids and adults, Soap, Toothpaste,
26 when they will be back at St. Charles to take Shampoo, Dental floss, Disposable Shavers, After
more family photos. Sign in with our parish code: Shave, Lotions, Chapstick/Lip balm, Feminine
mo122, and password: photos. Hygiene Products, etc.
2) You can sign up after Mass on Saturday or Sunday Some proceeds go directly to St. Charles Food Pantry.
in the Gathering Space. Please leave your items in the Gathering Space (next
3) If you are unable to get a date or time to have to the coffee table) during the month of August. contact
your family photo taken at St. Charles and wish to William at 816-718-9395 or waterbill85@gmail.com.
be a part of the directory, call Heather Neds in the Thank you for your support and donations!
Parish Office 816-436-0880 to discuss options.
ST. CHARLES BORROMEO ACADEMY
BORROMEO ACADEMY
and the EARLY EDUCATION CENTER
Help us welcome two more new teachers
joining the SCBA family this school year!
Mrs. Rose Brown is the new fifth grade teacher. She comes to
SCBA with 8 years experience having taught as a reading specialist at
Kansas City charter schools. She and her husband have two little ones
who will join the EEC family this fall too! She feels blessed to transition
into parochial education, specifically the classical model and can’t wait to
get her hands dirty—literally and figuratively.
Mr. Mark Lyons is going to teach History and Religion in the Middle
School. Mark’s family is from Wisconsin and spent much of his life there.
He comes to SCBA with a wide range of experience and education which
includes time in the seminary and a Pre-Med undergraduate degree. His
interests include sharing meals with others, tinkering with technology,
and traveling (he’s been to all seven continents except Antarctica). He is
looking forward to getting involved in the community and making new
friends.
Welcome to Borromeo Academy!
IMPORTANT DATES FOR EEC
UPCOMING IMPORTANT DATES
August 15 - Meet and Greet at 12:00 PM
August 5 - SCBA Sign up Day from August 18 - Little Saints &Scholars
9:00-1:00 PM and 3:00-6:00 PM Orientation
August 16 - PTO Scholar Kick-Off and August 19 - Little Saints & Scholars
PTO Ice Cream Social 4:30-6:30 PM First Day of School
August 18 - First Day of School August 19 - Extended Care Begins
Noon Dismissal
August 19 - All School Mass
The calendar for the school year is now
available online for 2021-22CHILDREN’S BULLETIN
CONTACT US...
PASTORAL TEAM BORROMEO ACADEMY
Rev. Donald Farnan, Pastor.….………….(816) 436-0880…...x503 Karen Hopson, Principal….………………………………...….…..x302
dfarnan@stcharleskc.com khopson@stcharleskc.com
Deacon Joe Whiston…………............................…..(816) 604-0555 Karla Prewitt, Assistant Principal
jwhiston@stcharleskc.com kprewitt@stcharleskc.com
Deacon Victor Quiason...………………….…….…..….(816) 679-7189 Susie Henton, Assistant Principal
vquiason@stcharleskc.com shenton@stcharleskc.com
Dennis Altschul, Director of Music & Worship……………..x213 Rose Hochstatter, Secretary…………………………………….....x301
daltschul@stcharleskc.com rhochstatter@stcharleskc.com
Jim Cleary, Accountant…………………………………………………...x205 Leanora DiCapo, Bookkeeping.…………..……………………....x305
jcleary@stcharleskc.com ldicapo@stcharleskc.com
Beth Harmon-Vaughan, PhD Dir. of Operations……….….x211 Rebecca VanDyke, Early Childhood Coordinator
bharmon-vaughan@stcharleskc.com rvandyke@stcharleskc.com
Jennifer Harris, Stewardship & Development…………..…..x313
jharris@stcharleskc.com
Tony Lehr, Facilities Manager.…………………………………...…..x215 Catechesis of the Good Shepherd
This faith program is Montessori based and has sessions available
tlehr@stcharleskc.com
for children ages 3 through sixth grade. Children learn in a
Lane Lucas, Media Coordinator………………………………..…...x217
specially prepared environment called the atrium, a sacred,
llucas@stcharleskc.com
"hands-on" space. In the atrium, catechists and children pray,
Heather Neds, Office Manager………………………………….…...x201 listen for God's voice, ponder and celebrate the most essential
hneds@stcharleskc.com mysteries of our faith as revealed in Sacred Scripture and
Liturgy. If you have any questions contact Kara Litzau
Baptismal Preparation at CGS@stcharleskc.com. Registration for CGS is on the Parish
Infant - 6 Years: Parents of children under 6 years of age, or website.
expectant parents who are registered parishioners and actively
participating in the practice of Catholic faith and desire to have PASTORAL VISITS
their child baptized need to attend one Baptism Preparation Class. If you or a family member is hospitalized or homebound and
Classes are offered every other month. 7 - 17 Years: Participate in would like a visit from our parish visitors, please call the parish
a special process, the Rite of Christian Initiation Adapted for office at (816) 436-0880.
Children. Adults: Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA), a ASSISTIVE LISTENING DEVICES
faith journey that includes the teaching of the Catholic Church Devices are available and may be checked out for use during
while focusing on each individual’s formation in a life of Mass. Please see a Hospitality Minister prior to the start of Mass.
discipleship and commitment to Jesus Christ. For more
information , contact the parish office at 816-436-0880. BULLETIN DEADLINE
Bulletin items (as space allows) are due by 10 AM on Fridays
Marriage Preparation (8 days prior) to the following weekend’s bulletin. Items may be
Please contact Fr. Don Farnan at 816-436-0880 or edited for content. Please submit to hneds@stcharleskc.com.
dfarnan@stcharleskc.com when you become engaged. We prefer
at least nine month’s notice. For more information, please call the
parish office or visit our website: stcharleskc.com/matrimony.
Food Pantry...................................................(816) 436-8000
Hours: 12:30 PM - 2:30 PM, M/W/F
St. Pius X High School..................................(816) 453-3450
For requests for the Prayer Chain, or to join Blog- chargedwithstcharles.blog
our email Prayer Chain, please email:
prayers@stcharleskc.com
The Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph is committed to combating sexual abuse in the Church. If you are a victim of sexual abuse, or if you observe or suspect sexual abuse:
1. Call the Missouri Child Abuse Hotline at 1.800.392.3738 (if the victim is currently under the age of 18), and
2. Contact your local law enforcement agency or call 911, and
3. After reporting to these civil and law enforcement authorities, report suspected sexual abuse of a minor or vulnerable adult to the Diocesan Ombudsman, Joe Crayon,
at 816.812.2500 or crayon@ombudsmankcsj.org, if the abuse involves a priest, deacon, employee or volunteer of the Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph.
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