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BURLINGTON/LYONS TRI-PARISH CATHOLIC COMMUNITY
ST. JOSEPH, LYONS– ST. CHARLES & IMMACULATE CONCEPTION ST. MARY, BURLINGTON
Mission Statement:
St. Charles Borromeo, St. Joseph, Immaculate Conception, (St. Mary), united in proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ
through His saving death and resurrection, by calling, forming and sending disciples to go out and make new disciples.
As a people, we are called to encounter Jesus, and grow as disciples through the sacramental life of the church.
A Message from Fr. Jim . . .
Building up the Kingdom of God
Carrying on work of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ should be a major focus in the life of a Christian. Every
day we have innumerable opportunities to demonstrate our faith in Jesus and to share that faith with those who
may be questioning or doubting the truth of Jesus’ message. In doing this we continue the work of our Lord and
build up the Kingdom of God. Today’s Gospel shares the beautiful discourse of Jesus describing Himself as the
vine and you and I being the branches. Using this image, Jesus teaches what our relationship with Him must be
like. Jesus tells us we must remain united to Him as branches are united to a vine. We can remain united to Je-
sus by three ways in particular: by gathering in His name, by listening to His word, and by sharing His Body and
Blood.
Jesus told His disciples, “Where two or three come together in my name I am there with them.” When we gather
in Jesus' name we have His promise that He's there with us. Jesus told His disciples, “Whoever listens to you
listens to me.” When we hear the Gospel read and explained, we have Jesus' promise that we listen to Him. Fi-
nally, Jesus told His disciples, “Whoever eats my flesh and drinks by blood lives in me, and I live in him.”
When we share the Lord's Supper, we have Jesus' promise that He's united with us.
It is important to remember that the Church is not a place where people gather. It’s the people who gather. The
Church is not a place where people gather to pray. It’s the people who gather to pray. To have a body called the
Church we must come together. Only by gathering together do we become the Church of Jesus Christ. Only by
gathering together do we make Jesus’ Church visible to our world. Only by gathering together do we make the
Risen Jesus' presence come alive in our community. It is only by working together as the Body of Christ that we
can continue the mission of building up the Kingdom of God.
God bless you always!
Fr. Jim Volkert
The First Deacon
This weekend I am being ordained a transitional deacon (I am transitioning to becoming a priest). Therefore, I thought it
appropriate to reflect on one of the first deacons and martyrs, St. Stephen. Shortly after Pentecost, the Apostles chose men
who could serve and assist in their ministry, and Stephen was among them. Soon, he began teaching others of Christ, and the
Jewish leaders did not like it. In fact, they killed him for teaching about Jesus.
Oftentimes, our world tries to ignore us. But they stop ignoring us when we uphold truth; and we might have to pay for it.
People do not like our joyful freedom in Christ and our confidence in the love of God. They hate us for insisting on objective
truth, and Stephen shows us that Christians uphold the truth. But upholding the truth often means not being the favorite opin-
ion of the world.
May God bless you all,
Steven Weller
SACRIFICIAL GENEROSITY Did you miss Religious Education this year?
Membership Collected (4/24-25/21) $ 11,775.00 Join us for our Summer Program
Offertory 964.00 Registration is beginning for our Summer Religious Educa-
Total $ 9,350.01 tion on June 14 - 18 and June 21 - 25 from 8:30 - 11:30 am at
Amount given fiscal year to date $476,779.08 the St. Mary campus. These two weeks can be used to re-
Amount budgeted to date (43 Weeks) $507,377.10 place the previous school year. If your student missed reli-
gious education for 1st grade, this will count and First Com-
Difference (-)30,598.02 munion preparation can begin in the fall. All students who
are currently grades K-7th for the 20/21 school year are wel-
Amount budgeted for fiscal year (52 weeks) $615,000.00
Amount still needed for fiscal year $138,220.92 come.
High school students can volunteer to help and we will sign
for 25 service hours for the full two week commitment.
Amount needed weekly to reach budget (9 Weeks) Contact Ellie Schultz for more information:
$15,357.88/wk eschultz@mystcharles.org
Registration deadline is May 15th!
W ee k en d M as s S ch ed u l e
Saturday Directory
4:30 PM—St. Mary Parish
5:00 PM—St. Charles Parish Emergency After Hours Phone # 262-210-9588
5:30 PM—St. Joseph Parish (Just Added!)
Sunday
7:30 AM—St. Mary Parish
8:00 AM—St. Charles Parish
9:00 AM—St. Joseph Parish
10:30 AM—St. Mary Parish
11:00 AM—St. Charles Parish (Spanish)
How to WATCH SUNDAY MASS: Website………………………...…...www.mystcharles.org
HEART OF THE NATION https:// Hispanic Ministry……….….….………..…..262-767-2630
www.heartofthenation.org/online-mass/sunday-mass Sr. Janeth Vasconez Email: janeth67@hotmail.com
CATHEDRAL https://www.stjohncathedral.org/index.php/
connected/#eluid07c9c37e Parish Staff
9:00 am - Radio Mass – AM 920 WOKY Pastor: Very Rev. Jim Volkert……….……..262-763-2260
11:00 am - Live Streamed on YouTube
The Order of Worship will be available here: YouTube and Radio E-Mail: jvolkert@stmb.org
Masses Associate Pastor: Rev. Sergio Rodriguez......262-763-2260
Live-stream and radio broadcast of Mass from the Cathedral will E-Mail: srodriguez@mystcharles.org
continue for those who stay home. The 9:00 AM Mass is availa- Deacon: Anton Nickolai………………...….262-763-2260
ble on Radio 920 AM, WOKY. You can view this week's 11:00 Parish Secretary/Bookkeeper: Jami Morrow
am Cathedral Mass on our YouTube channel or via the video box ……………………………………….....262-763-2260 x201
below. E-Mail: jmorrow@mystcharles.org
RADIO/TV Sunday Mass is available in the archdiocese via
broadcast in two forms, on the radio, at 9a.m., Sunday mornings, Director of Rel.Ed: Ellie Schultz………...….262-757-8054
on Radio 920 AM, W.O.L.F., and on broadcast television on E-Mail: eschultz@mystcharles.org
WVTV, My24 at 7am, and 9am, and on WITI Fox 6, at 5:30am. Youth Ministry: Ellie Schultz ………….…...262-757-8054
E-Mail: eschultz@mystcharles.org
Liturgical Roles Trustee: Barb Bakshis……………………..... 262-539-2694
Trustee: Bob O’Neill……...………...……….262-939-1292
Saturday, May 8 @ 5:00 pm Bulletin Editor: Jami Morrow………....262-763-2260 x201
Reader: Jacki Scholze Prayer Chain: Sara Schoepke……………….414-510-1841
Eucharistic Minister: Jackie Heiligenthal RCIA Coordinator: Erin Aldrich………………………...
Ushers: Bridget Hinchliffe, Al Lois, Bob Kawalec, Rose E-Mail: erin.l.aldrich@gmail.com
Dolatowski
Alternate: Ralph Yopp
Tri-Parish Pastoral Council Members…………………
Sunday, May 9 @ 8:00 am Brian Daniel (763-7317), Mark Ehlen (763-8194), Mary Ann
Reader: Denise Ehlen Johnson—Vice Chairperson (262-812-7547), Bill Korducki
Eucharistic Minister: Rosemary Warner (262-763-4369), Tom Lebak—Chairperson(763-6006), Mari-
Ushers: Tim Spiegelhoff, Tom Aldrich, Paul Naber, Neal Mil- lyn Putz—Secretary (763-9075), Jacki Scholze (763-4611),
ler Rick Tinder (767-0499), Ellen Voslar (763-2056)
Alternate: Chris Miller
Sunday, May 9 @ 11:00 pm (Spanish) Finance Council Members……………………………..
All Roles to be filled by the Hispanic Community Barb Bakshis, Emily Berg, Bob Lois, Karen Middlecamp
(Chairperson), Chris Miller, Bob O’Neill, Bil Scherrer, Fr. Jim
Mass Intentions Volkert
Monday, May 3—No Mass
Tuesday, May 4—8:30am Mass at St. Charles Burlington Catholic Grade School
†Sam & Fifi Jochem & Julie Jochem Evans (Mary LaBadie) St. Charles & St. Mary Campus’s · Burlington
Wednesday, May 5—No Mass Principal: Emily Berg……..……...........…262-763-1515
Thursday, May 6—No Mass Secretary: Ashleigh Seidl…..……...……..262-763-2848 x209
Friday, May 7—8:30am Mass at St. Mary Bus. Manager: Tyler Galstad………..…...262-763-2848 x210
6TH SUNDAY OF EASTER Catholic Central High School
Saturday, May 8 Principal: Bonnie Scholz....……………..……...262-763-1510
5:00pm—†Elmer, Barbara & Jesse Scherrer (Bil Scherrer)
Sunday, May 9 St. Charles Knights of Columbus Council 1578
8:00 am— †Jerry & Jan Richter (Laurie Miller) Please call Jim Martin at 262-534-4359
11:00 am—†Living & Deceased Members of St. Charles
Happy Birthday!
Each month, we like to take a moment and wish those
special members of our parish, turning 80 and up, a
very happy birthday. This May we recognize the fol-
lowing:
Thank you for your donations to the 2021 Lenten Rice ¨ Ronald Condroski—May 5th
Bowl campaign. We collected $560.04, and we know ¨ James Gulla—May 7th
many of you made individual donations directly to CRS. ¨ Richard Girens—May 13th
¨ Joan Daluge—May 15th
Our donation will join with many parishes of the arch-
¨ Lonnie Behrens—May 15th
diocese to assist Catholic Relief Services in providing
¨ Don VandeSand—May 15th
agricultural projects, basic health and nutrition ser-
¨ Nancy Osmolak—May 16th
vices, sanitation and clean water access, and educa-
¨ Delores Boisvert—May 21st
tional programs in many places around the world.
¨ Robert Weis—May 21st
God Bless you for your generosity!
¨ Mary Schoenberg—May 24th
¨ Joann Hewitt—May 28th
If you are having a mass intention ¨ Jim Oldenburg—May 30th
said in honor of someone and would ¨ Robert Swanson—May 30th
like to present the gifts at that mass, M ay you each be gi f t ed wi t h God ’ s bless i ngs on
please inform the ushers. your s pecial day and al ways.
Thank you.
Catholic Central High School Enrolling NOW!
Isidore the Farmer Know any 8th graders taking steps toward high school, inter-
Some thousand years ago, ested in becoming a Hilltopper! Our goal is to serve fifty
there lived a humble married new freshmen in the fall of 2021. We are part of the Wis-
farmer in Spain. Today, we consin & Racine Parental Choice Programs (enrolling now
call him St. Isidore, the through April 15th), and offer many forms of financial assis-
Farmer. He did a lot for the tance. Currently scheduling the placement exam,
Lord. At night he invited the course selection, just beginning the process, or you have
poor to eat at his house. Dur- questions regarding Catholic Central High School please
ing the day, he plowed his contact Admissions at 262-763-1519 or
fields and did the farmer’s email kschwenn@cchsnet.org, andrewgorniak@cchsnet.org
work that had to be done. He
showed others that hard work REGISTER NOW FOR BURLINGTON
is holy work, and God loves CATHOLIC SCHOOL
that holy work. Are you interested in sending your son or daughter to Bur-
But it can be easy to forget what Isidore did every morning. lington Catholic School? Go to the following link and regis-
He prayed, a lot. In fact, his laborers often complained that ter today:
he came late to work because of his prayers. Yet, interesting- Go to: Admissions at www.ourbcs.org
ly enough, he was the most energized among them. He was
somehow able to complete chores faster than others because
he worked with a mirth in his step. Isidore shows us that the
love of God in prayer makes us alive and energetic. He was
excited to get up and work the same ‘ol job because it was Week of May 2nd
the Lord’s work, and the Lord’s work is never old.
Sunday: Acts 9:26-31/Ps 22:26-27, 28, 30, 31-32/1
“Come to me all you who labor and are burdened,”
Steven Weller Jn 3:18-24/Jn 15:1-8
Seminarian Intern Monday: 1 Cor 15:1-8/Ps 19:2-3, 4-5/Jn 14:6-14
Your Church Envelope Tuesday: Acts 14:19-28/Ps 145:10-11, 12-13ab, 21/
Feel free to drop your church envelope in the collection basket Jn 14:27-31a
at any of our tri-parish masses. It will find its way to back to
your home parish, thanks to our volunteer collection counters! Wednesday: Acts 15:1-6/Ps 122:1-2, 3-4ab, 4cd-5/Jn
15:1-8
Southern Lakes Serra Club Thursday: Acts 15:7-21/Ps 96:1-2a, 2b-3, 10/Jn 15:9-11
“Let us love, not in word or speech, but in
truth and action.” Are you being called to Friday: Acts 15:22-31/Ps 57:8-9, 10 and 12/Jn 15:12-17
love the Lord and His people as a priest, Saturday: Acts 16:1-10/Ps 100:1b-2, 3, 5/Jn 15:18-21
deacon, sister or brother? Call Vocations
Office (414-747-6437) thinkpriest.org or
Next Sunday: Acts 10:25-26, 34-35, 44-48/Ps 98:1, 2
write vocationsoffice@sfs.edu -3, 3-4/1 Jn 4:7-10/Jn 15:9-17
Calling All Helpers
Memorial Day Weekend Jamboree!
Sign up Genius is now available on the parish website !
As most of us know, our annual Burlington Chocolate As faculty, staff and students at Catholic Central sat in disbe-
Fest is no longer a festival. Instead, the city and a com- lief, an announcement came over the school's loudspeaker
mittee of members has brought back the old Jamboree. It informing everyone of the attack on the United States.
will take place Thursday evening, May 27 and end at 4:00 "Much like December 7th, 1941 (the attack on Pearl Harbor),
p.m. on May 31. It will consist of rides and games for September 11, 2001 also became 'a day that will live in infa-
kids and a beer tent with music. my.' At 8:48 am, a hijacked American Airlines commercial
The Burlington Lion’s Club has pulled a permit for alco- jetliner crashes into one of New York City's World Trade
hol and has once again, asked for the help of St. Charles Center towers. At 9:05 am, a second plane crashes into the
Parish members, sharing the profits. The Lion’s will need second tower. As people try to evacuate, the impact and heat
STRONG help with setting up on Wed., and Thursday, from the crash cause the first tower to tumble to the ground
May 26 and 27 from 10 – 2:00 each day. We will need to in enormous clouds of smoke and debris. The second tower
fill positions in wrist-banding and checking ID’s, selling collapses shortly thereafter, leaving nothing but ash, rubble
beer/drink tickets and bartending throughout the weekend. and destruction for miles where one of our nation's greatest
Hours of operation in the tent will be Fri., 5 – 10:00; Sat. landmarks once
stood.
and Sun. – 1:00 to 10:00, and Monday from 1 – 4:00 p.m.
Shifts will be split of course, but St. Charles will need to At 9:40 am, a
fill 5 positions during each shift. Monday take-down after third hijacked
4:00 will also require strong hands and backs. Please keep plane flies into the
this weekend open as it is a nice little fundraiser for St. Pentagon and
Charles. Check our Facebook page and your e-mails for within the hour, a
further information. Sign-up sheets will be available in fourth crashes
the church vestibule soon. Call Mary to sign up at 262- near a wooded
area in western
206-5569. Get your friends together and make it a fun
Pennsylva-
event! nia. More than
4,200 lives were lost in total." Marian 2002
The Sacrament of Reconciliation will be offered the
1st and 3rd Saturdays at St. Charles. Confessions will Is Gossip a Sin?
be heard at 4:00 PM in the Cry Room of church. Question:
You may also call one of the priests to schedule Is gossip a mortal sin?
a time convenient for you. Answer:
To really ask this question, we must consider the Eighth Com-
CATHOLIC CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL mandment: “You shall not bear false witness.”
BOYS BASKETBALL CAMP In its reflections on this commandment, The Catechism of the
June 14 to the 18th Catholic Church invites us to not only think about what bear-
Grades 4th to 6th 8am till 10am ing “false witness” means, but to also consider how we under-
Grades 7th to 9th 10am till noon stand the truth and how we communicate more broadly. This is
@ Catholic Central High School Main Gym why so much of this section of the Catechism has to do with
** Registration info coming soon ... the gift of language. With this in mind, we will notice that the
for more information email Coach Steve Smith word “gossip” isn’t used by the Catechism. Instead, we find
the words “detraction” and “calumny,” which are actually two
at steve.smith@cchsnet.org or call/text 262.620.6521 forms that gossip can take, and both can be quite serious.
First, detraction is the of revealing “another’s faults and fail-
CATHOLIC CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL ings to persons who did not know them,” without morally val-
GIRLS BASKETBALL CAMP id reasons. Calumny, by extension, is saying something about
July 12 to the 15th another person that is untrue, and it is sinful because it “harms
Ages 7 to 14 8:30 a.m. till 1:30 p.m. the reputation of others and gives occasion for false judge-
@ Catholic Central High School Main Gym ments”.
** Registration info coming soon ... for more information In all of our communication, we have to always recognize that
email Coach David Beebe davidbeebe@cchsnet.org. we have a moral obligation to the truth and to always work to
protect the reputation and honor of our neighbors.
CATHOLIC CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Gossip can, in fact, prove to be a very serious sin. After all, the
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL CAMP Catechism reminds us: “No one is bound to reveal the truth to
July 19 to the 22nd someone who does not have the right to know it” . When we
have gossiped, especially if we are aware we have damaged
Grades 5 to 8th 8:30 a.m. till 10:30 a.m. another person’s good name or reputation, we want to make
@ Catholic Central High School Main Gym every effort to undo the damage we have done, including seek-
** Registration info coming soon ... for more information ing the grace and forgiveness offered in the Sacrament of Rec-
email Coach Wayne Schultz at wayne53168@gmail.com or onciliation.
call/text 262-325-3150. ©LPi
M I N I S T E R I O H I S PA N O
V Domingo de Pascua
Hechos 9,26-31
1 Juan 3,18-24
Evangelio de San Juan 10,11-18
Nos encontramos ya en el quinto Domingo de Pascua, y en la lectura de los
Hechos de los apóstoles nos encontramos con el relato de San Pablo. En el
inicio del capítulo 9 de los hechos de los apóstoles, se lee la conversión de
San Pablo. Este relato es muy importante para que podamos entender el
camino que Pablo va a emprender para anunciar a Cristo resucitado, luego de
que acepta que él es el Mesías quien dio su vida por el rescate de todos no-
sotros. Bernabé, quien fue enviado por el mismo Cristo resucitado donde
Pablo, es quien lo presenta a los apóstoles. Pablo vivirá un tiempo en Jeru-
salén con los apóstoles y así es como se ganará la confianza de ellos para con-
tinuar con su misión. La tarea misionera de Pablo fue una de las más im-
portantes en el anuncio de la vida de Cristo. Sufrió encarcelamiento y más
padecimientos y todos los ofreció por Cristo. Si nosotros aceptamos con radical a Cristo en nuestra vida tendremos la forta-
leza para soportar todos los padecimientos por amor a Dios. Queridos hermanos que este tiempo de pascua nos ayuda real-
mente a reencontrarnos con Cristo resucitado y así fortalecer nuestra vida espiritual para anunciar la buena nueva con nues-
tras buenas obras.
En la segunda lectura nos encontramos en el relato del apóstol Juan que nos invita a que nos amemos los unos a los otros, no
con palabras sino con acciones. También nos habla de guardar los mandamientos, si los cumplimos podemos agradar a Di-
os, y sobretodo nos sentiremos bien con nuestra conciencia. Cuando obramos mal nuestra conciencia nos remuerde. Que
quiere decir esto, que nos recuerda los actos negativos que hemos cometido, y nos pesa en nuestro corazón, porque pudi-
endo hacer el bien, hicimos el mal. Si nosotros hemos aceptado a Cristo en nuestra vida, nuestras acciones tendrán que dar
fe de lo que creemos. Pidamos a Dios que nos aumente la fe, para que podamos permanecer en el amor que el mismo Cristo
nos ha enseñado.
En el Evangelio nos habla del relato de la vid. Jesús dice a sus discípulos que el es la vida y que el Padre es el viñador. Que
pasa aquí, que si la vid no da fruto, el viñador la poda. Esta es una invitación para que permanezcamos unidos a Cristo Jesús
y así nosotros podamos dar fruto. Si nos alejamos de Jesús nuestra vida será más difícil, nuestros problemas y dificultades
más difíciles de llevar. Jesús es nuestra fortaleza, nuestra luz, nuestra guía. No nos apartemos de él, pues es él quien nos
ama y quiere llevarnos al Padre. Como fieles católicos tenemos muchas ocasiones para arrepentirnos y pedirle perdón a Di-
os por nuestras faltas y así volver a él con un corazón limpio. Permanezcamos unidos al amor de Dios y así podremos dar
los frutos que él espera de nosotros.
Enseñanza del Papa Francisco REINA DEL CIELO
“Se trata de permanecer en el Señor para encontrar
TIEMPO PASCUAL
el valor de salir de nosotros mismos, de nuestras co-
modidades, de nuestros espacios restringidos y
protegidos, para adentrarnos en el mar abierto de las
necesidades de los demás y dar amplio respiro a G: Reina del cielo, alégrate, aleluya.
nuestro testimonio cristiano en el mundo. Este coraje T: Porque el Señor, a quien has llevado en tu vientre, aleluya.
G: Ha resucitado según su palabra, aleluya.
de salir de sí mismos y de adentrarse en las nece- T: Ruega al Señor por nosotros, aleluya.
sidades de los demás, nace de la fe en el Señor Resu- G: Gózate y alégrate Virgen María, aleluya.
citado y de la certeza de que su Espíritu acompaña T: Porque en verdad ha resucitado el Señor, aleluya.
nuestra historia. Uno de los frutos más maduros que Oremos:
brota de la comunión con Cristo es, de hecho, el Oh Dios, que por la resurrección de Tu Hijo, Nuestro Señor
compromiso de caridad hacia el prójimo, amando a Jesucristo, has llenado el mundo de alegría, concédenos, por
intercesión de su Madre, la Virgen María, llegar a los gozos eter-
los hermanos con abnegación de sí, hasta las últimas nos. Por Jesucristo Nuestro Señor. Amén.
consecuencias, como Jesús nos amó”. Gloria al Padre y al Hijo y al Espíritu Santo, como era en el prin-
cipio ahora y siempre por los siglos de los siglos. Amén.
Gracias por su presencia y un Feliz Domingo.
Hna. Janeth Vásconez, mfj
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