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OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, KING OF THE UNIVERSE † NOVEMBER 25, 2018
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MISSION STATEMENT
St. Bruno Parish is a community
of people sharing a common faith
in the teachings of the Catholic
tradi�on. We come together to
worship God and to spread the
Good News that Jesus gave us.
Through celebra�ng Chris�an
unity, we provide emo�onal
support and prac�ce the works
of mercy. �
Schedule of Liturgies�
Weekday�
Monday 8:00 a.m.�
Wednesday 8:45 a.m.�
Weekends�
Saturday 4:00 p.m.�
Sunday 10:30 a.m.�
Reconcilia�on�
1st & 3rd Saturday 3:00 p.m.�
Parish Office �
Hours: 8:30 a.m. � 4:00 p.m. M�F�
Phone: 262�965�2332�
Address: 226 W. O�awa Avenue�
Dousman, WI 53118�
Email: [email protected]�
Website:
www.stbrunoparish.com�
First Sunday of Advent Sunday, December 2 l Beginning of the New Church Year�
Regular weekend Mass St. Paul at 9:00 a.m. & St. Bruno at 10:30 a.m. �
Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary Celebrated Friday, December 7 l St. Paul at 8:45 a.m.�
Saturday, December 8 l Pray the Rosary at 11a.m. in Church�
Holy Day (suspended)�
Advent Communal Penance Service l Monday, December 10 St. Paul at 6:30 p.m.�
St. Bruno Parish School Christmas Concert Wednesday, December 18 at 6:30 p.m. in Church�
Christmas Eve l Monday, December 24 Christmas Eve at St. Bruno 4:00 p.m. & 10:00 p.m.�
Christmas Eve at St. Paul 4:00 p.m. & 6:30 p.m.�
Christmas Day l Tuesday, December 25 St. Paul at 9:00 a.m. & St. Bruno at 10:30 a.m. �
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Weekly Message
BORN TO ETERNAL LIFE
Josephine Griffin�
Eternal rest grant onto her O Lord,
and let perpetual light shine upon her.
Parish Support: November 10, 2018�November 16, 2018�
Regular Parish Support
(envelopes/electronic, etc.)
���������������$11,146�
Offertory�������������������������������������������������������������������������������������$527�
Children’s Offertory������������������������������������������������������������������������$5�
Total�����������������������������������������������������������������������������$11,678�
*Excludes any form of extraordinary income for both years.
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Mortgage Balance as of 11/16/18����������������������
$408,076
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Year to Date� � � � Last Year to Date�
7/1/18�11/16/18:� � � � 7/1/17�11/17/17:�
Regular Parish Support*������������$216,800������������������������������$226,166�
Offertory:���������������������������������������$9,854����������������������������������$9,259�
Children’s Offertory:�������������������������$148�������������������������������������$269�
Total:���������������������������������������$226,802�����������������������������$235,694
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STEWARDSHIP CORNER
GOSPEL MEDITATION -
ENCOURAGE DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF SCRIPTURE
If you brought your child to the restroom during the Liturgy of the
Word, you might walk away with one of two interpreta)ons of Jesus
as King. The first and second readings are bold and victorious. We
see Christ coming on the clouds for the final judgment of heaven
and earth. The Gospel sets a very different tone. Jesus is under
arrest and facing death before Pon)us Pilate. We know how this
story will end. So if Christ is King, what does it mean? Is he a glorious
conqueror or a suffering servant?�
"My kingdom does not belong to this world." Here is the heart of
Jesus' reign. He is a king �� and his "subjects" are alive and well on
earth �� but, ul)mately, Jesus' kingdom transcends our earthly
concepts of power. Jesus faced down the tempta)on of a solely
earthly kingship. At the close of his 40 days in the desert, the devil
offered him the kingdoms of the world. Jesus only had to sacrifice
his heavenly values and worship Satan. The same tempta)ons to
distort the kingship of Christ are present to us today. Jesus'
invita)on also endures. "Everyone who belongs to the truth listens
to my voice." It is important for us to belong to the full truth of
Christ's kingdom.�
First, our own hearts must be transformed. Our own rebellions in
favor of selfishness and against holiness must be conquered by
God's grace. Second, we must work to transform the world as best
we can in our own corner of it. Like Jesus shows us by his life and
death, this doesn't mean domina)on. It means service, sacrifice,
respect, and love. Our lives must "tes)fy to the truth" of Jesus
Christ, who lays down his life for his people. That is the true beauty
of Christ the King! �
�
The Holidays are almost here,
which means there are several
early bulle@n due dates coming up.
Some of the dates are quite early,
especially the ones aCer
Thanksgiving! Thank you in
advance for your help!�
EARLY BULLETIN DUE DATES
Due Date� Bullen�
Nov 26� Dec 9�
Dec 3� Dec 16�
Dec 7� Dec 23�
Dec 10� Dec 30�
Dec 17� Jan 6�
Catholic Quotes—Words to Inspire the Faithful
"and every tongue confess, to the glory of God the Father, that
Jesus Christ is Lord!" ���St. Paul �
The Giving Tree
From November 24 � December 10
the Human Concerns CommiAee will be
collec)ng giBs for the needy in our area.
Look for a Christmas tree in our Gathering
Place. Choose an ornament with a list of
needs and then provide a giB no later than
Dec 10th. Please put giB cards in the collec)on basket at mass or in
the box on the scrip table. Place other unwrapped items in a large
decorated box by the tree. Thank you for your generosity.�
REMINDER: MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR THESE
ADVENT PENANCE SERVICES
Saturday, Dec. 1, 10am St. Teresa of Calcu�a, North Lake�
Monday, Dec. 10, 4:45pm St. Mary of the Hill, Hubertus�
Monday, Dec. 10, 6:30pm St. Paul, Genesee�
Wednesday, Dec. 12, 7pm St. Dominic, Brookfield�
Wednesday, Dec. 12, 7pm St. Theresa, Eagle�
Saturday, Dec. 15, 10am St. Anthony, Pewaukee �
Saturday, Dec. 15, 1pm St. Jerome, Oconomowoc �
Tuesday, Dec. 18, 6:30pm St. Charles, Hartland�
HELP NEEDED December 1st,15th & 23rd!
The Art & Environment commiIee needs help with décor
and climbers. On Dec 1st at 1pm with Advent. Dec 16th at
10:00 a.m. puKng up the trees. On Dec 23rd, aCer the
10:30 a.m. mass, we will put the wall panels up and the
stable. We need ladder climbers!
The whole family is invited to help.
Thank you in advance!�
SCHOOL HAPPENINGS
N�O����� 25, 2018� ���.�� �������.���� P��� 3�
FAITH FORMATION
(DOESN’T END AT CONFIRMATION)
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Both St. Bruno & St. Paul Parishes pay for a subscrip@on to
FORMED.org. Our parishioners/families are able to find, FOR FREE,
children's movies, family movies, study guides (Scriptural and other),
podcasts, downloadable books, and so much more.� You can stream
hundreds of films, life�changing talks, and drama@c stories of saints.�
In terms of encouraging Catholic iden�ty for our families, this would be
a great site to recommend on a regular basis. Please spread the word,
there are SO many op@ons on that website, there is surely something
for EVERYONE.��www.formed.org� (you'll need to provide the parish
code 274255, then you will be asked to create your own account)�
You are invited for
Bereavement Support.
St. Paul Catholic Parish is offering Three sessions for people who are
grieving the loss of a loved one. Please allow us to nourish you, pamper
you, and empower you, all offered in a loving environment. We, St. Paul’s
Bereavement Commi�ee, believe that as we are suppor!ve of people in
!mes of joy, we also want to walk with those in !mes of sadness, loneliness
and mourning, and help them bear their burden of sorrow. �
Our sessions are planned for Sunday mornings, a%er 9am mass, in the
Family Room from 10:15 � Noon. The facilitator will be Cathy Labinski, a
re!red hospice chaplain and Mary Kingsley.�
�� On November 25, an overview of the grieving process will be
presented.�
�� On December 2, we will focus on how to take care of oneself as one
moves through the grieving process.�
�� On December 9, ideas will be shared on how to get through the
holidays which are just around the corner.�
Light refreshments will be served, so please RSVP to St. Paul Parish
Office at 262�968�3865 to help us plan appropriately � or just come.
We want to help you walk through a dark @me.�
� the Bereavement Ministry Team �
Our Catholic faith
We have a series of sessions on Sunday mornings for people who
wish to become Catholic (RCIA). If you would like to brush up on
some of your Catholic faith, you are welcome to come, too! Please
see the schedule on the parish website (in the RCIA sec)on in the
Faith Forma)on tab). If you would like to aAend, please let our
team leaders, Beth and Peter McFadzen ([email protected]) know
so they can send you the reading materials ahead of )me. Beth
and Peter facilitate the discussion and are also joined by Deacon
Joe Senglaub, and, when )me permits, Fr Dan. The sessions run
from 10�11:30am in the Family Room at St. Paul. �
Calling all Bakers!
Help St. Bruno students enjoy a sweet
start to the Christmas season by
dona)ng cookies for the annual
St. Bruno Cookie Sale! If you are
interested in contribu)ng cookies, we
are asking for holiday theme homemade, and preferable small in
size cookies. (Note: no need to package your cookies, we will
provide packaging). PLEASE RSVP YOUR DONATION TO:
Pa$y Kinnard at [email protected] and let us know what type
of cookie, and how many you can donate) Dona)ons will be
accepted on December 1
st
and 2
nd
� please mark “For Cookie Sale”
and drop off in the gathering space kitchen!�
The Cookie Sale will be December 8
th
from 2:00 pm�5:30 pm and
December 9
th
from 10:00 am�12:00 pm in the gathering space. �
All proceeds will benefit our St. Bruno Parish School.�
ALL ELVES ON DECK!
This year's Santa shop is in need of some new or
gently used items for our elves to sell to the
students of St. Bruno School. Looking for all
different kinds of goodies, from )es for dads
and grandpas to jewelry for mom, sister, or
grandmother. Candles, hand kniAed scarves,
picture frames, and stuffed animals are just a few
things the elves sell. All donated items are due by
December 9th mass for our shop to open on
December 11. This fun, safe, and low cost way for students to buy
giBs for loved ones during one of the busiest seasons allows for
100% of the profit to benefit the ever� growing parish school.��
thank you for your generosity!�
The Catholic Study Club: We welcome women
belonging to any Catholic parish in Waukesha
County. Our next luncheon will be on Tuesday,
December 11
th
. Following the luncheon will be
entertainment by the Ambassadors of
Harmony, our Christmas Program. Reservaons
are required and due by Tuesday, December 4
th
, please give me
a call . . .Rita Keber, 262�547�4827.�
Spirituality�
Study�
Service�
St. Bruno Home and School is excited to announce their new
fundraiser with Marcus.� We are selling movie )ckets and giB cards
to help benefit St. Bruno Parish School.� 15% of the sales come back
to St. Bruno Parish School. These make great stocking stuffers for
Christmas.� If you are interested in par)cipa)ng in this ongoing��
fundraiser, there are forms on the board in the Gathering Space.� If
you do not see them there, please stop by the school office and get
one there.� Orders are submiAed for arrival on the 1st and 15th of
each month.� Thanks for your support.�
New School FUNDRAISER with Marcus!
“Ring in the
175th Anniversary”
Join us on Wednesday, �
November 28th, to kick off the
year�long celebra)on of the
175th Anniversary of the
Archdiocese of Milwaukee. Our
parish school will be joining in
with the other Catholic faithful within the Archdiocese of Milwau-
kee in this celebra)on by ringing the church bell and our own bells.
We will do this following the 8:45 AM mass. Please feel free to join
us on the pao with your own bell to ring and help us celebrate
this momentous occasion.�
CALENDAR OF EVENTS THIS WEEK
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Monday, November 26: Dec. 9 Bulle0n info Due / No School�
� 8:00 a.m. Mass/Church�
� 5:30�7:00 p.m. 5th Grade Basketball/Gym�
� 6:30�8:00 p.m. Prayer & Worship Mtg SP Group/Science Lab�
� 7:00�8:30 p.m. Prayer & Worship Mtg SB Group/Parish Room�
� 7:30 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous /School Oasis�
Tuesday, November 27: �
� 8:00 a.m. Mass (St. Paul Church)�
� 1:00 p.m. Bible Study /Three Pillars Learning Center�
� 2:00�9:00 p.m. Adora@on/Chapel�
� 5:00�7:00 p.m. 8th Grade Basketball/Gym�
� 6:30�8:30 p.m. Pastoral Council Mtg SP Group/Science Lab�
� 7:00�9:00 p.m. Pastoral Council Mtg SB Group/Parish Room�
Wednesday, November 28: �
� 8:45 a.m. Mass/Church �
� 3:00�5:00 p.m. School Chorus Rehearsal/Church�
� 5:30�7:00 p.m. 5th Grade Basketball/Gym�
� 7:00�8:30 p.m. 7th Grade Basketball/Gym�
� 7:00�9:00 p.m. Choir Rehearsal/Church�
Thursday, November 29: �
� 5:30�7:00 a.m. Dynamic Men’s Group/Gathering Place�
� 9:00�11:00 a.m. Prayer Shawl Ministry/Family Room�
� 4:30�6:30 p.m. Pickle Ball/Gym�
� 6:00�8:00 p.m. Golf Ou@ng Wrap Up Mtg/Parish Room�
� 6:30�8:30 p.m. 7th Grade Basketball/Gym�
Friday, November 30: �
� 8:45 a.m. Mass (St. Paul Church)�
� 10:30 a.m. Rosary & Devo@ons/ Three Pillars Chapel�
� 3:30�5:30 p.m. 8th Grade Basketball/Gym�
Saturday, December 1: �
� 10:00 a.m.�First Reconcilia@on/Church�
� 1:00�3:00 p.m. Environment Advent Decora@ng/Church�
� 1:00�3:00 p.m. Great Cookie Sale/Gym�
� 3:00 p.m. Reconcilia@on/Church�
� 4:00 p.m. Mass/Church�
Sunday, December 2: First Sunday of Advent�
� 9:00�10:15 a.m. K�8 Faith Forma@on/School�
� 10:30 a.m. Mass/Church�
WHAT IS YOUR CATHOLIC IQ?
�
In 1990, the Naonal Black Clergy Congress of the United States
designated November as Black Catholic History Month. This
highlighted the Catholic Church’s early associaon in what
geographical area? �
a)� USA;�
b)� Africa;�
c)� Mexico;�
d)� South America.�
OTHER UPCOMING EVENTS
Dec. 1�16th Annual Ke6le Moraine High School Holiday Cra9 Fair,
8:30�2pm, Breakfast & pictures with Santa, craCs, bake sale including
famous roseIes, kids ac@vi@es, and more!�
Dec. 1�Cookie with Santa, Genesee Town Hall, Noon�4pm, free,
includes juice, coffee & cookies. Bring your camera. Huge Bake Sale! All
proceeds and dona@ons go to the development of the Town of Genesee
Parks.�
Dec. 2�Advent Vesper Prayer Service 5pm St. MaIhias Parish, 9306
W. Beloit Rd, Milw. Let’s begin Advent together in prayer.�
Dec. 5�Advent Day of Prayer, Redemptorist Retreat Center, 1800 N.
Timber Trail Ln, Ocon. 9:15am�3:00pm. Presenter, Fr. Ed Vella, C.Ss.R.,
Fee: $30/includes lunch. Register, call 262�567�6900 visit for more info,
www.redemptoristretreat.org/day�of�prayer�
UPCOMING ST. BRUNO EVENTS.�
Ends Nov. 22�SVDP Thanksgiving Food Drive!�
Dec. 1, 15 & 23�Help needed decora0ng the church for the holidays!�
Nov.24�Dec. 10 The Giving Tree, collec@ng giCs for the needy.
UPCOMING ST. PAUL EVENT�
Dec. 9�Join St. Paul for Breakfast, featuring Fr. Dick aCer 9am Mass�
Feb. 23, 2019�Winter Wonderland, Annual Dinner Auc0on, The
Legend at Brandybrook. Save the Date!�
WHY DO WE DO THAT?
CATHOLIC TRADITION EXPLAINED
Queson: We live in a country that upholds the separa)on of
Church and state. What is the role of Catholics in society?�
Answer: The role of the Church in the world has taken different
forms over )me, but the theme is the same. Be disciples in it! As
the lay faithful �� that is, not vowed priest or religious �� we are
called to live and love in the circumstances of our daily lives. St.
John Paul II wrote a document about the laity. In it he wrote,
"In their situa)on in the world God manifests His plan and
communicates to them their par)cular voca)on of seeking the
Kingdom of God by engaging in temporal affairs and by ordering
them according to the plan of God" (On the Lay Members of
Christ's Faithful, 15).�
God wants us in the hospitals, the board rooms, the law offices,
the food pantries, and the liAle league games! We are to engage in
the affairs of the world. But when we're there, we should live the
plan of God. We need to respect those around us, engage in just
business and legal prac)ces, and love our children. We should
care for the earth, use our money wisely, and get to know our
neighbors. We must advocate for social policies that respect
human dignity and human freedom. No maAer our state in life, we
are invited to build the kingdom of God! �
Join St. Paul’s Parish for Breakfast
sponsored by Knights of Columbus �
Delicious Breakfast of scrambled eggs,
sausage, donuts, fruit, coffee, juice, and milk.�
Our featured speaker will be Fr. Dick Mevissen, �
our help out priest. Get to know him be#er.�
December 9 aer 9am Mass. �
LITURGICAL PRAYER
�
THE WORD OF THE LORD
Monday, November 26, 2018 �
Revela)on 14:1�3, 4b�5, Luke 21:1�4 �
Tuesday, November 27, 2018 �
Revela)on 14:14�19, Luke 21:5�11 �
Wednesday, November 28, 2018�
Revela)on 15:1�4, Luke 21:12�19 �
Thursday, November 29, 2018�
Revela)on 18:1�2, 21�23; 19:1�3, 9a,
Luke 21:20�28 �
Friday, November 30, 2018�
Romans 10:9�18, MaAhews 4:18�22 �
Saturday, December 1, 2018�
Revela)on 22:1�7, Luke 21:34�36 �
Sunday, December 2, 2018�
Jeremiah 33:14�16,1 Thessalonians 3:12��4:2,
Luke 21:25�28, 34�36 �
www.usccb.org/nab/�
MASS/DEVOTION TIMES
Weekend Mass Times: Saturday 4:00 p.m. Sunday 10:30 a.m.�
We pray the Rosary at 7:40 a.m. when there is 8:00 a.m. Mass.�
The Our Lady of Guadalupe Chapel is open 24/7 for private prayer.�
Eucharis"c Adora"on is every Tuesday from 2:00�9:00 p.m. in the Chapel.�
N�O����� 25, 2018� ���.�� �������.���� P��� 5�
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
Monday, NFGHIJHK 26�
8:00 a.m. † Bernard & Stella Bucheger�
Tuesday, NFGHIJHK 27�
Mass at St. Paul 8:00 a.m.�
Wednesday, NFGHIJHK 28�
8:45 a.m. † Webelen Voegeli�
Thursday, November 29�
9:00 a.m. † Frank & Craig Matysiak�
�
Friday, November 30�
Mass St. Paul 8:00 a.m.�
Saturday, December 1�
4:00 p.m. † John Welsh�
Sunday, December 2�
TU:VU a.m. † Jean Bischel �
ADVERTISER OF THE WEEK
ST. PAUL MASS SCHEDULE:
Saturday: 5:30 p.m.�
Sunday: 9:00 a.m. �
Weekdays: �
Tuesday 8:00 a.m. & Friday 8:45 a.m.�
Reconcilia.on: 2nd & 4th Saturday�
10:00 a.m. or by appointment�
LIVE THE LITURGY � �
INSPIRATION FOR THE WEEK�
�
We live in interes)ng )mes. Life is
constantly changing. While this can be
exci)ng on one hand, change also presents
challenges. We live in an age of rela)vism
where people can pick and choose the
truths that suit them and build their own
system of beliefs. While humans certainly
have the freedom to choose, losing sight of
long�standing universal truths is not such a
healthy course. Jesus Christ our King is our
universal truth! He is the God who is
nonnego)able, our non�op)on! In Christ,
we know what truth is. He alone points us
to God, our true selves, our proper rela-
)onships with one another, and the world
in which we live. Christ directs us to the
poor and vulnerable and teaches us what
God's kingdom is meant to be. Christ is the
king who serves others. He gets dirty. He
ascends the throne of the cross. We are
called to do the same. �
Sharing the
Gospel For the Kids�
Everyone who belongs
to the truth knows
God's voice. When
you turn your head
and put your hands
over your ears, you
will not hear God's
voice. You will say unkind words. You will do
mean things. When you listen to God's voice,
you will choose to follow the commandments.
You will do for others what you would want
them to do for you. Then, God will welcome
you to his kingdom in heaven.�
Prayer Lord, help me recognize your voice and
do your will.�
Mission for the Week God takes sins away. I
will take the trash away for my family. �
�
Christ the King
Today as we celebrate Christ the King,
may we open the door of our heart so
wide that we may listen to the voice of
Jesus calling us to help build his kingdom
here on earth.�
This month, through your giLs, the
Society of St. Vincent de Paul was able
to bring God’s kingdom of love and
mercy to many families, providing
money for food, ulity, rent and other
bills. God Bless You!�
WHAT IS YOUR CATHOLIC IQ?
The answer is : b�
November is an appropriate month to hon-
or Black Catholics because it contains two
days important to African Catholic history.
November 3 is the feast of St. Mar)n de
Porres, (b 1579, d 1639). He is the patron
saint of mixed�race people and all those
seeking racial harmony. November 13 is
the birthday of St. Augus)ne of Hippo (b
354, d 430). He was a theologian and phi-
losopher. He is the patron saint of brewers
because of his conversion from loose living!
Both men came from North Africa. �
Please support our Adver�ser of the Week, �
Life’s Connection
Sponsored by
Hahn’s Badger Carpet
See their full sized ad in this bulle�n.�
ST. BRUNO BOOK CLUB
Next mee0ng of the Book Club
Tues., Dec. 11: �
Box of Butterflies
by Roma Downey
This book helps us discover the
unexpected blessings all
around us.�
St. Bruno Book Club
We invite anyone who likes to
read (or who wants to hear
about a book) to join us for
the monthly Book Club mee@ng held the
second Tuesday of the month at 9:00�11:00
a.m. in the Family Room (small room on north
side of Gathering Place). We are a small
group and welcome friendly faces!� Please
consider joining us for snacks and great
discussions on a variety of books.�The
featured book is described in another part of
the bulle@n. You only come when you want!
Try it, you'll like it!� :) ��
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Saturday: 4:00 p.m. �
Sunday: 10:30 a.m. �
Daily Mass: Monday: 8:00 a.m. & Wednesday 8:45 a.m.�
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Saturday: 3:00 p.m. 1st & 3rd or by appointment �
B0>981?1�
To arrange Bap�sm, please contact Mary Kral at least one
month in advance, at 262�968�2276 x202, or 262�965�2332 or
M07780C3�
Please contact the Pastor at least six months before the
an:cipated wedding date. At least one of the par:es must be
a registered, prac:cing Catholic member of our parish community.�
A;:8;98;C :E 923 S86F�
We encourage parish members to celebrate the Anoin�ng of
the Sick for healing and strength at the :me of serious illness or
before surgery.�
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Parish members bring Holy Communion to the homebound. If
you are unable to a�end Mass for a few weeks because of
health or weather, please call the Parish Office.�
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If you or someone you know is in need of prayer, we have a
group of parishioners at St. Bruno’s who would like to pray for
your special needs. Call Donna at 262�965�3224, or �
Ruth at 262�965�2329.�
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S9. V8;63;9 L3 P05< (SVDP)�
Contact the Parish Office for assistance from SVDP: 965�2332�
S2073L P019:7: Fr. Dan Volkert�
Parish Phone������262�965�2332� �
Emergency��������262�965�2313� E�Mail�����[email protected]�
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CHURCH INFORMATION
PARISH STAFF/RESOURCES
If you are a visitor to St. Bruno Parish, or are new to our area, we
welcome and thank you for praying with us. We are a church
family and care about each other, our church, our community and
our world. You are invited to become a member of the St. Bruno
Parish Family. New Parishioners can register on the weekend of
the third Sunday of the month, or call the Parish Office at
262�965�2332.�
WELCOME!
SACRAMENTAL LIFE &
ASSISTANCE INFORMATION
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THE ENDOWMENT FOR ST. BRUNO
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We have established a permanent endowment fund for �
the future of our church and school. We invite a contribu�on �
in honor of family members, friends, or in memory of a �
loved one. Informa�on and contribu�on envelopes are �
in the Gathering Place.�
“If you can say fine, you say Theine!”
• Excavating • Grading • Bulldozing • Septic Systems • Driveways
• Basement Digging • Top Soil • Gravel • Limestone • Fill
262-965-2607Dousman, WIParish Member
KERSHEK LAW OFFICESPersonal Injuries • Real Estate • Wills
Probate • Estate Planning Business & Corporate Law
262-965-3858 • 414-321-6530 Joseph Kershek, Parish Member
Haase-Lockwood & Associates
Funeral Homes & Crematory Inc.
www.haaselockwoodfhs.com
Palmyra:
320 W. Main St., 495-2127
Eagle - Elkhorn - Genoa City - Twin Lakes
Bark River Animal Hospital
Andy Runte, DVM 281 N. Main St
Dousman, WI 53118 262-965-4888
Dousman L.P. Gas, Inc.• 24 Hour Emergency Service • Complete Burner Service • Propane for heat, hot water & cooking1-800-310-3427 or 262-965-2679
PLUMBING & HEATINGWATER SYSTEMS
COMPLETE BATHROOM REMODELS117 MacArthur Dr., Mukwonago
363-7146 www.martensplumbing.com
Thermopane Shower Doors• Mirror
• Window Glass • Tub & Shower
Enclosures
637 W. St. Paul Ave. WAUKESHA, WI547-3060
STERLING MAINZ & SONS Plumbing & Pumps, Inc.
Plumbing Repair / Remodeling Water Heaters / Well Pumps
Softeners / Gas & Water Lines
567-4478
114 S. Main Street Oconomowoc, WI 53066
Riverside Dental
David J. Groh, D.D.S. Parish Member
1521 Doctors Ct. Watertown, WI 53094
(920) 262-2176 Fax (920) 262-2131
Since 1865
Waukesha Monuments
384 W. Main St. Waukesha
Phone 262-542-6886
Finn’s Bar & Grill
Food Daily 11am-9pm Homemade Pizza
35¢ Hot Wings Thursday 4-9 pm Friday Fish Fry 5-9 pm
220 W. Summit, Wales 968-9800
bill wilke jim wilke
WILKE’S AUTO SERVICE
General auto repair24 Hour Towing
Friendly Service Since 1973250 W. Summit ave.
Hy. 18 & 83, WaleS, Wi 53183 pH: 262-968-2237
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com St. Bruno, Dousman, WI B 4C 01-1192
Contact Jim Braun to place an ad today! [email protected] or (800) 950-9952 x2446
POBLOCKIPAVINGParish Member 414-476-9130
Poblockipaving.com
Mary Gross Realtor
920-988-9700 Cell/Text [email protected]
www.patbolgerhomes.comServing Lake Country &
Metropolitan Milwaukee“Extraordinary Homes Require Extraordinary Service”
www.total-residential.com 262-523-2510 24 Hour Emergency Service
Plumbing
Electrical
Fire Protection
Home Automation
Heating & Air Conditioning
Kettle Moraine Tree Services LLC262-269-4900
• Tree Removal • Tree Trimming • Firewood • Brush & Lot Clearing • Rough Sawn Millwork
Parishioner
St. Bruno Parishstbrunoparish.weshareonline.org
Christie’s AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR
252 Summit Avenue (262) 567-9967
ASE Certified Master Technicians
Over 40 Years Experience
Parish Member
Full Service Pumping and Repairs262 378 5559
“LET OUR FAMILY SERVE YOURS”
$20 OFF WITH THIS AD
DISCOUNT LIQUOR, INC.Daily 9-9; Sunday 10-2
Beer - Wine - Soda - Liquor
919 N. Barstow, Waukesha547-7525
5031 W. Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee545-2175
WWW.DISCOUNTLIQUORINC.COM
• New Construction • Additions/Remodeling
• Construction Management
Gerrit Gronowski 262-490-5651
Parish Member
Hartland Office 810 Cardinal Lane, Suite 110 Hartland, WI 53029
Emissions Test Station! 262-431-4339
www.gbrocksautorepair.com375 E. Ottawa Ave. Dousman, WI 53118
G-Brock’s Auto Repair“Dealership quality at
an affordable price”Greg Brock Owner/Operator
(262) 567-7499
OCONOMOWOC
www.patsheating.comFirst Citizens State Bank
Palmyra Office
262-495-2101111 East Main St., Palmyra, WI 53156
www.firstcitizensww.comMember FDIC
ROBERTSON RYAN & ASSOCIATES, INC.
WILLIAM J. EVANS, ARM ,CIC Vice President — Partner
Parish Member
Insurance for Personal, Commercial and Employee Benefits
20975 Swenson Drive, Suite 175, Waukesha Telephone: 414-271-3575 • Cell: 414-315-5207
www.robertsonryan.com
Debbie’s Day Care& Preschool
Dousman
262-965-3050Child Development Degree
Celebrating 35 YearsDebbie Hendrick, Parish Member
Construction Home Remodeling262-965-3991
Serving the Lake Country Area since 1984Jim SmukowskiCell: (262) 490-1524 Fax: (262) 965-3535
Email: [email protected] www.jjconstruction.net
Schmidt & Bartelt Funeral &
Cremation Services“Providing the services & facilities
you have come to expect.”
121 South Cross St. (262) 567-4459
Dousman Family Dentistry, S.C.Your Neighborhood Family DentistsMichael T. Goral, D.D.S.
Richard V. Whalen, D.D.S. James Schaffer, D.D.S
261 N. Main St.New Patients Welcome
262-965-3662
Breakfast Lunch DinnerOpen 7 Days • 6 am till 9 pm
(262) 965-5745 159 Highway 67, Dousman, WI
THE TASTE OF MEXICO IN WISCONSIN
Pagenkopf Funeral HomeServing the Community for over 100 Years and 4 Generations
Funerals • Cremation Services • Pre-Planning
262-567-4457 www.pagenkopf.com
1165 East Summit Ave. Oconomowoc, WI 53066
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com St. Bruno, Dousman, WI A 4C 01-1192
Quality, Compassionate Care
Locally Owned Serving Southeast Wisconsin Since 2007 Skilled HomeCare • Hospice Care
262-787-2980 www.allayhh.com
Proud partner of We Honor Veterans John Sauer, Parishioner
Contact Jim Braun to place an ad today! [email protected] or (800) 950-9952 x2446
Mexican & American Brunch Buffet
Made to order Eggs & Omelets Sundays 8am-1pm
159 East Wisconsin Ave. Downtown Oconomowoc
262-569-9740 www.fiestacancun.com
Landscape Installation,
Design, Maintenance & Irrigation
W336 S8510 Hwy E, Mukwonago, WI 53149www.seasonalservices.com
(262) 392-3444
The Sand Pit, Inc.Open year round to the public.Mason Sand & Bedding Sand
We accept demolition material,concrete, stone, dirt and fill.
1614 Highway 67Dousman, WI 53118
Lee - Owner: (262) 269-9618Office Phone: (262) 965-2881
Fax: (262) 965-2506
Tel: 262-965-2547Fax: 262-965-2136169 Hwy 67 Bldg C,Dousan WI 53118
CANNON & DUNPHY, S.C.Personal Injury Attorneys
595 N. Barker Road Brookfield, WI 53045
(262) 796-3709
www.cannon-dunphy.com
Robert D. Crivello
Parish Member
800-433-3076 www.townbank.us
307 S. Rochester St. 494 W. Main St. Mukwonago, WI 53149 Waukesha, WI 53186 262-470-3119 262-290-LIFE (5433)
WWW.LIFESCONNECTION.ORG [email protected]
CARING • SHARING • HOPING • HEALING