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Social Justice |
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Finance |
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Parish Pastoral Council (PPC) |
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The St. Charles Borromeo Parish Pastoral Council (PPC) is composed of twelve elected parishioners plus Fr. Hunke. The PPC members serve three year terms and hold monthly meetings. The purpose of the PPC is to assist Fr. Hunke in developing and deepening the faith community of St. Charles Borromeo and fulfill the mission of Jesus. |
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As a consultative body, the PPC proposes and acts on the vision and direction for the parish community. The vision of the PPC at St. Charles encompasses Word, Worship, Service, and Stewardship. Parish items can be presented to any PPC member to be brought before the group for discussion and prayer. |
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For more information, contact Mel Schrader. |
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Finance |
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St. Charles Borromeo Parish’s Finance Committee is composed of 12 elected parishioners and up to 3 parishioners appointed by the Pastor. Elected members of the Finance Committee serve 3 year terms. The Appointed members serve at the will of the Pastor. |
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The Finance Committee meets on the third Thursday of each month. The Finance Committee advises and assists the Pastor with respect to the administration of the Parish's financial affairs. In addition, the Finance Committee monitors the financial stewardship and stability of the Parish, and prepares an annual Parish budget. |
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The Finance Committee is responsible for attending to the financial stewardship and stability of the Parish through: |
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1. ensuring that parish business practices are efficient, economical, legal and ethical;
2. developing a process for the preparation and monitoring of the annual parish budget;
3. communicating financial information to the Parish Pastoral Council and the parish community;
4. recommending types of investments and levels of financial reserves (e.g., repair and replacement);
5. maintaining a current inventory of properties, furnishings, and equipment;
6. ensuring proper accounting and fiscal reporting for authorized parish groups that rely on the parish's tax exempt status and maintain their own funds (e.g., clubs, societies, etc.);
7. coordinating parish stewardship and development with diocesan policies and
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8. seeking external counsel when needed. |
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For more information, contact Shawna Mahoney. |
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Social Justice |
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The St. Charles Borromeo Social Justice Ministry (SJM) provides parishioners an opportunity to be the hands and heart of Jesus reaching out in mercy to fellow parishioners and the local community. |
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The mission of this ministry is twofold:
1. To aid its members in their spiritual growth and increasing love of our Lord.
2. To make our love for the Lord tangible in our parish family and local community. |
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Spiritual growth is an essential component for this ministry. Members of the SJM work together to build up the body of Christ as a community to fill and be filled with the Lord’s love and mercy in order to reach out and share that love and mercy with others. |
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Members meet the third Thursday of every month from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. for more information please contact Fr. Norman F. Hunke at 402-916-9730 or Ed Carlin at 402-933-2161. |
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