St. Marcelline Church - Saint Marcelline Catholic Church

Nov. 6: Birthdays - regular bingo for members. Don’t forget
to bring your soup for Souper Tuesday - no cream or tomato
soup.
Nov. 20: Souper Tuesday - Men make the soup.
Dec.4 - Birthdays - regular meeting.
Dec. 18 - Christmas Party at the Seville. Information will be
tendered at our meetings.
If any senior 55 or over is interested in joining us as our guest,
please CALL MONICA at 847.891.2074. We are a nondenominational
senior group that meets on the 1st and 3rd
Tuesday of the month at 11:45 am in Diemer Hall. Annual
membership is $12.00 per year.
TRIPS WITH DORIS TO CONTACT HER - 847.985.1048
November 1: Thursday. Scrooge the Musical at Fireside Theatre,
Fort Atkinson, WI. Bus leaves at 8:30 am Menu is
planned by Fireside. Bus-Lunch-Show, $85.00
All bus departures are from the St. Marcelline parking lot. All
reservations and payments for trips are due
30 days before the trip.
C H, PD, RN, LCPC, is a Licensed Clinical
Professional Counselor, with a PhD in Clinical Psychology and
cerfied as an Addicons Counselor. She assists individuals,
couples, and families dealing with personal issues and family
problems. For persons who cannot afford a professional fee,
low cost services will be available based on the person’s assessment
of what he or she can afford, and no one will be
turned away for financial reasons. Call her directly for an appointment
at 847.845.8696.
Offertory Actual Budgeted
October 21 $15,232 $17,000
Fiscal Year to Date $263,658 $289,000
Surplus/Deficit Year to Date $25,342
Capital Improvement
October 21 $1,749
Parish Offerings
The above figure in red represents the fiscal year-to-date deficit
of offertory donations.
The Rights & Responsibilities
of the Human Person
First, among these rights are the
rights to life, food, clothing, shelter,
healthcare, social services and employ-
ment. These are indispensable.
In teaching us charity, the Gos-
pels instruct us that the more fortunate
should renounce some of their rights so
as to place their goods more generous-
ly at the service of others.
A Call to Action#23
Catholic citizens within a demo-
cratic state are called to participate in
the “responsibilities” of citizenry from a
speciically Christian moral perspec-
tive.
Here is one of the social justice
principles of our Catholic faith