Pastoral Associates�

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Reverend Gregory C. Chisholm, SJ. �

Pastor ~ email address: pastor@scbrchurch.org�

Reverend Anthony Iroh, Parochial Vicar

Reverend Thomas Fenlon�

Monsignor John Meehan�

Reverend Cesar Muziotti, SJ�

Deacon Rodney A. Beckford �

Deacon Michael Connolly�

Deacon Michel Hodge�

Deacon Kenneth Radcliffe� �

Mr. Dan Faas� Principal�

Mr. BrVon Neal�Director of Music�

Rev. Br. William Sherlog, CFC,�

Mrs. Letisha Noel, Esq. � Confirmation Coordinator �

Mrs. Lori Melton� Religious Ed. Coordinator�

Mr. Frank Mendez�Religious Ed. Coordinator�

Mr. L. David Sorden�Business Manager �

Clergy In Residence�

Reverend James Goode, OFM�

Reverend Bryan Massingale�

Reverend James Pierce, SJ��

Rev. Mario Powell, SJ�

Visiting Clergy�

The Parish of �St. Charles Borromeo,�

Resurrection and All Saints�

Harlem, New York �

St. Charles�

Saturday 5:30 pm�

Sunday 8:00 am, 9:30am, 11:45am�

Daily 8:30 am�

Resurrection �

Sunday � 10:00 am � � (English)

� � 12:00 pm (en Español)�

Thursday � 7:00 pm (en Español)�

Miraculous Medal Monday 9:00 am �

Sacred Heart Friday 9:00 am�

Holy Hour� Saturday 4:00 pm�5:00 pm�

Let us Remember and Honor our loved ones with

a Mass Intention. Masses are now available!

The Diocese minimum stipend is $15.00�

Sacraments /Sacramentos�

Baptism�Make an appointment with the Pastor �

St. Charles � Second Sunday of the month�

Resurrection � Fourth Sunday of the month�

Confessions�

St. Charles 4:30 pm�5:15�Saturdays�

St. Charles / Res 15 minutes prior to Sunday Masses�

Marriage �Arrange well in advance with the Pastor�

Address: 211 West 141 Street, NYC 10030�

E�Mail: secretary@scbrchurch.org�

Phone (212) 281�2100 /Fax (212) 862�1881 �

Website: scbrchurch.org�

Entrance: Cry out with joy to God , all the earth; O sing to the glory of his name. O render him glorious praise, alleluia.�

Llamada de Entrada: �Aclamad el Señor, habitants todos de la tierra, cantad un himno a su nombre, dadle gracias y alabadlo. Aleluya.�

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Novenas and Devotions�

Masses/ Misas�

Third Sunday

Of Easter � April 15, 2018�

04/14�Saturday Easter Weekday� �

Vigil 5:30pm � Available� �

04/15� Sunday Third Sunday of Easter � �

� Domingo Tercer Domingo de Pascua �

� Acts 3:13�15, 17�19, I Jn 2:1�5a, Lk 24:35�48 �

� 8:00am +Timothy N. Forbes Jr.�

� 9:30am Yolanda Grant B’day Blsgs. �

Res. �10:00am +Henrietta Loveless� �

� 11:45am �+Virginia Lee Fields � �

Res. 12:00pm +Anna Rafaela Cabrera (Español)�

04/16�Monday Easter Weekday� �

� Acts 6:8�15, Jn 6:22�29�

� 8:30am � Available� �

04/17 Tuesday Easter Weekday� �

� Acts 7:51�8:1a, Jn 6:30�35� �

� 8:30am � Available� �

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This Week’s Schedule Masses�

04/18 Wednesday Easter Weekday�

� Acts 8:1b�8, Jn 6:35�40� �

� 8:30am � +Dr. Ngare Joseph Kessely�

04/19� Thursday Easter Weekday��

� Acts 8:26�40, Jn 6:44�51� � �

� 8:30am � Available� �

Res. 7:00pm� Disponible� (Español)

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04/20 Friday Easter Weekday� �

� Acts 9:1�20, Jn 6:52�59�

� 8:30am� Available� �

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04/21 �Saturday Easter Weekday� �

� 8:30am � +Marina Silva� �

Vigil� 5:30pm� Corinthia Bernard B’day Blsgs.� �

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SUNDAY READINGS IN A WORD�

FIRST READING Acts of the Apostles 3:13�15,

� � � � � � 17�19 Peter said to the people., “The author of life you put to

death, but God raised him from the dead.” God brought

to fulfillment what the prophets announced long ago: that

the Messiah would suffer. �

RESPONSORIAL PSALM 4:2, 4, 7�8, 9�

Lord, let your face shine on us.�

SECOND READING 1 John 2:1�5a John told believers that Christ Jesus is a just

intercessor who offers sacrifice for the sin of the world

and that a person cannot know Jesus without keeping

his commands.�

GOSPEL READING Luke 24:35�48

The risen Christ appeared to the disciples and said,

“peace be with you.” The Lord ate cooked fish in their

presence and discussed the law, prophets and psalms

with them, opening their minds to understand the

Scriptures.�

The Sick & Homebound of the Parish�

*Louise Rawlins,* Violet Cave, (Cardinal Cooke HC) *Clair

Emmanuel (St. Mary Ctr.) *Mary Ingram, *Drucilla Marshall* (Jewish

Home) * Catherine Mayfield (Amsted. Hse) *Gladys Nicholas (Henry J.

Carter)* Monique Mandazou (Isabella NH) *Patricia A. Suggs,

*Gertrude Allen (Gold Crest Ctr.) * Marie Lewis (Northern Man. Rehab

*Mildred Quarles *Carol Sayles,* Dolores Ramirez (Windsor Park NH)

*Susan Struthers* Mr. Rogers (Harlem Center )�

Vickie Barrios, Darrelle Buckley, Julia Caldwell, Henrietta Clark,

Stephanie R. Colon, Jessica Douglas, Estelle Dubuisson, Lloyd

Greenwood, Deborah Guerrant ,Veronica Henley, Justine Leath,

Doris Hopson, Joyce James, Gussie Jones, Shirley King. Raymond

Mc Eddy, Rosa Martin, Mildred Mitchell, Marie Louise Preira, Mavis

Seeley, Glendell Singleton, Jane Thomas, Mabel Tinglin, Sylbe Tucker,

Emma Waites, Zelma Ward, Naomi Vaughn�Weaver, Esmeralda Wilson,

� Shirley Wilson, Jacqueline Wright, Joycelyn Yearwood�

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� � PLEASE KEEP ALL OF OUR SICK �� AND HOMEBOUND IN YOUR PRAYERS�

READINGS, REFLECTIONS AND PRAYERS�

PRAYER CORNER �

God of Jesus Christ, the holy and righteous One, by that suffering graciously borne and that victory gloriously bestowed, you extend to us all what you promised through the prophets.�

Renew in this assembly the wonders of your power: Open our minds to understand the scriptures, make Jesus known to us in the breaking of the bread.�

We ask this through the Lord Jesus, our Passover and our Peace, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, God for ever and ever.�

BIBLE STUDY�

During the Easter Season�

Mid �Week Bible Study will take place �

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Wednesday Mornings @ 10:00 AM�

From now through May 2018�

~ Msgr. John Meehan ~ �

All are invited to the Easter Season Bible Study�

PARISH NEWS�

~ REFLECTION FOR THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER ~�

COME JOIN THE 70’S DAY PARTY!�

St. Charles Borromeo Church ~ Auditorium �

211 West 141 Street, Harlem, NY �

Donation $20 � Music By: DJ A Wobbs�Please see St. Vincent De Paul Society members

for further information and tickets�

24TH ANNUAL AMEN CHOIR CONCERT�

Jesus spent time lighting the fire so he could cook breakfast on the seashore. Reminds me of my mother getting the fire ready in the old days so we could make toast with red embers for the long toasting fork. Or the way many people each day spend time cooking for their family. The act of cooking is an act of love and care. This is Jesus, the risen Jesus. No big apparitions in the sky, but just the simple act in the dawn of cooking bread and fish.�

Tired Disciples:�The meal was for tired disciples. Often in the gospel stories he talked about people preparing meals and serving them. He seemed to say a lot through meals and at meals. He allowed a woman to dry his feet with her hair at a meal, and the big image of his first meeting with people was a wedding meal.�

In cooking for people love is active. A mother might count up sometime how many meals she has cooked, and call them hours of love. This too is the mission and identity of Jesus.�After death and resurrection comes the Spirit of love. Love given, love received and love shared.�

The breakfast meal will end with questions about love. Anything real about the resurrection always ends in being sent by God on the mission of Jesus. He gives little instruction about the mission nor even what it may entail. But it entails being led by God. Life for Jesus is life with Jesus and with the grace of God. We are never alone.�

This is the company and the friendship at the source of the life of the soul, and which keeps our unique personality alive. This love comes in prayer and in love and in our loving service of others. This is mission with and for the risen Jesus Christ.�

WE ARE A TITHING PARISH / REGULAR SUNDAY�

04/08/18 �Attn: 550(Env.277�$9,097.00)

Total $10,670.00 �

04/09/17 � Attn: 857(Env.331�$8,659.00)�

Total $10,446.00�

CHAPEL OF THE RESURECTION�

� 04/08/18 �Attn: 232( Env. 80� $662.00)�

� � � Total $1,090.00�

� 04/09/17 �Attn: 434 Env. 114�$1,070.00) �

Total $1,558.00�

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We Share / Parish Pay 03/01�04/04/18 ~ $6,365.00�

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If anyone needs access to there Parish Pay donations,

please e�mail Mr. David Sorden

@businessmanager@scbrchurch.org�

REGULAR SUNDAY COLLECTIONS�

CALENDAR OF EVENTS �

04/20/18�Friday� School� Early Dismissal� 3rd Quarter

Report Card Conference�

04/21/18 �Saturday� Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament� 4PM�

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Office of Black Ministry and the Pierre Toussaint

Scholarship Fund are now accepting applications

Celebrating Our Seniors April Birthdays �

Mildred Quarles ~14th�

Wilhelmina Williams~ 14th�

Norma Mitchell ~ 15th�

Musetha L. Costner ~ 16th, �

William Montgomery ~16th�

Lourdes Montano ~18th�

Christine Christian Roy ~ 20th�

Cindy Hazel ~28th, �

Msgr. John Meehan ~ 28th�

Miriam McIntosh~ 29th�

All Bulletin Announcements must be submitted

into the office no later than 5:00PM on Monday

Evenings. Thank you for your cooperation.�

EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP�

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Catholic Women of Harlem College Educa�onal Scholarship�A one�time $1,000.00 scholarship will be awarded to a

graduating high school senior. The recipient of this award must

maintain the minimum GPA of C+. �CRITERIA�

Must be a practicing Catholic in regular attendance with the

Harlem Deanery.�

Minimum high school GPA of C+�

Applicant must submit a 500 word essay on “How you would

use your education to give back to your community”.

The essay must be typed and double spaced.�

College acceptance letter.�

Send application and all supporting documents to:�

St. Charles Borromeo R.C. Church �

A�n: Catholic Women of Harlem�

211 W. 141 Street , New York, NY 10030 �

All responses must be postmarked no later than April 28, 2018�

UPCOMING EVENT�

The Rosary Altar Society �Presents the �

LOL GOSPEL COMEDY SHOW� An Afternoon of Laughter, Fun and Fellowship�

Sunday, April 22, 2018 ~ 3:00PM�

St. Charles Borromeo Auditorium|�

Adults: $35.00 / Children: $15.00�Please see members of the Rosary Altar Society

for tickets and further information.�

THANK YOU!�

The Health Committee would like to Thank Everyone

who was able to come out and make the

Afternoon of Jazz a Great Success! �

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Thank you for your donations, your presence,

your service and your support!!�

Looking forward to seeing you all there next year!�

YOUTH ENSEMBLE & PRAISE & WORSHIP �

The Parish of St. Charles Borromeo,

� Resurrection and All Saints�

Youth Ensemble & Praise & Worship�

In concert�

“TRUST IN YOU LORD”�

Sunday ~ May 20, 2018 ~ 3:00PM�

St. Charles Borromeo Church�

211 West 141 Street, Harlem, NY�

Adults ~ $15.00 / Children under 12 ~ $5.00�

Tickets now available !�

Rincón de Oración�Lecturas Dominicales En Una Palabra�

LECTURAS, REFLEXIONES Y ORACIONES�

El Dios de Jesucristo, del Santo y del justo,

por ese sufrimiento soportado gentilmente y que

la victoria gloriosamente concedio, se extienden a

todos nosotros lo que ha prometido por los

profetas.�

Renovar en esta asamblea las maravillas de tu

poder: abrir nuestra mente para comprender las

escrituras, que Jesús sea conocido para nosotros

en la fracción del pan.�

Te lo pedimos por Nuestro Señor Jesucristo,

nuestra Pascua y nuestra paz, que vive y reina

contigo en la unidad del Espíritu Santo, Dios por

siempre y para siempre.�

~ REFLECION PARA EL TERCER DOMINGO DE PASCUA ~�

PRIMERA LECTURA Hecho 3:13�15, 17�19 Pedro dijo: “Han dado muerte al autor de la vida, pero Dios lo resucitó de entre los Muertos y de ello nosotros somos testigos”. Dios cumplió lo que anunciaron los profetas.�

SALMO RESPONSORIAL Salmo 4:2, 7, 9 Haz brillar sobre nosotros el resplando de tu rostro. �

SEGUNDA LECTURA 1 Juan 2:1�5 Juan explicó a los creyentes que Jesucristo, el justo, es la victima por los pecados del mundo. Una persona que no cumple sus manadotos no puede decir: “Yo lo conozco”. �

LECTURA DEL EVANGELIO Lucas 24:35�48

Jesús, se apareció a los apóstoles y les dijo: “La paz esté

con ustedes”. Después, el Señor les explicó lo que estaba

escrito en la ley, los profetas y los salmos. �

Jesús pasó empo de encender el fuego para que él pudiera cocinar el desayuno a la orilla del mar. Me recuerda a mi

madre obteniendo el fuego listo en los viejos empos, lo que nos permiría hacer un brindis con brasas rojas para la larga

horquilla de tostado. O la manera en que muchas personas cada día dedican empo a cocinar para su familia. El acto de

cocinar es un acto de amor y cuidado. Este es Jesús, el Jesús resucitado. Sin grandes apariciones en el cielo, pero tan solo el

simple acto en los albores de consienar pan y pescado.�

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Discípulos Cansados� � � � � � � � � �

La comida es para discípulos cansadas. A menudo en los relatos evangélicos habló sobre personas preparando la comida y

servirlo. Él parecía decir muchas cosas a través de las comida y a las comidas. Él permi�ó que una mujer secara sus pies

con sus cabellos en una comida, y lo más importante, la imagen de su primer encuentro con la gente fue una comida de

boda.�

En cocinar para la gente es amar está ac�vida. Una madre puede contar en algún momento cuantas comidas que ella ha cocinado, y llamarlos horas de amor. Esto es también la iden�dad y misión de Jesús.�

Después de la muerte y resurrección, viene en el Espíritu de amor. El amor, el amor recibido y el amor compar�do.�

La comida del desayuno terminará con preguntas sobre el amor. Nada real acerca de la resurrección siempre termina siendo enviado por Dios en la misión de Jesús. Él da muy poca instrucción acerca de la misión ni siquiera lo que puede acarrear. Pero implica ser conducido por Dios. La vida de Jesús es la vida con Jesús y con la gracia de Dios. Nunca estamos solos.�

Esta es la compañía y la amistad en la fuente de la vida del alma, y que man�ene nuestra personalidad viva. Este amor viene en la oración y en el amor, y en nuestro servicio amoroso de los demás. Esta es la misión con y para el Jesucristo resucitado.�