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SUNDAY MASSES
DAILY MASSES
RECONCILIATION
ROSARY
BAPTISMS
MARRIAGE PREP
ADORATION
Saturday 5:00pm. Sunday 7:30am, 10:00am, and 12:30pm in Spanish
Monday through Saturday 8:00am
Saturday 8:45am to 9:30am
Monday through Saturday after 8:00am Mass Tuesday at 6:30pm Friday at 7:00pm in Spanish
To schedule and for information please call the Parish Office
Call the Parish Office for Information 2:00 – 9:00pm every Monday Benediction 8:00pm every Second Monday
4008 Prairie Avenue, Brookfield. IL 60513 ǀ 708/485-2900 ǀ www.stbarbarabrookfield.org
November 19, 2017 ǀ Thirty-third Sunday
Matthew 25:14-30
“To all those
who have,
more will be given,
and they will
have an
abundance”
A look inside...A look inside...A look inside... "Stockings for Soldiers" Christmas Wreath &
“Dress a Girl Update” Poinsettia Sale
Lector Training / Entrenamiento de lectores To Teach Who Christ Is
PLEDGE PAYMENT SUNDAY 1st Sunday of each month Pancake Breakfast
with Santa & Mrs. Clause Bethlehem Arts will be
here next weekend, to display their olive wood hand crafted religious
figurines and articles. "CCW Christmas Party." Tickets will not be available at the door. Pilgrimage to Marian Shrines Deadline to RSVP with payment is in Fatima and Lourdes
November 22nd April 15-25, 2018
PG 2 ǀ St. Barbara Catholic Church
PARISH OFFICE 4008 Prairie Avenue, Brookfield, IL 60513 708/485-2900 708/730-4485 after hours emergency line Parish Office Hours: Monday — Friday, 9:00am — 4:00pm Closed on Saturday and Sunday EMAILS—emails below end in...stbarbarabrookfield.org
Pastor: Rev. Edgar Rodriguez - erodriguez@ Resident: Rev. Michael Ahlstrom - mahlstrom@ Deacon: John Debnar - 708/579-3674 Business Manager: Angela Lawler - alawler@ Bulletin Editor: Angela Lawler - bulletin@ Assistant Liturgy Coordinator: Ruth Hroncich - rhroncich@ Music Director: Peter Bromann - [email protected] Weekend Music: John Bradshaw - [email protected] Receptionist: Sister Leyla Cerda, C.S.J - lcerda@ FOOD PANTRY / LENDING CLOSET 9300 W. 47TH Street, Brookfield, IL 60513 708/295-7336 Director: Aida Gatch - foodpantry@
PARISH CENTER 4009-15 Prairie Avenue, Brookfield, IL 60513
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE: 8900 Windemere Avenue, Brookfield, IL 60513 708/927-4017 Coordinator: Maria Ramos - reled@
Parish Contacts This Week at St. Barbara November 19 — November 25
SUN 19
—11:15am - 12:30pm Religious Ed (School)
MON 20
—8:30am Rosary (Church) —10:00am AA Meeting (Prairie A) —2:00pm - 9:00pm Eucharistic Adoration (Church)
TUES 21
—8:30am Rosary (Church) —9:00am School & Tutors on Wheels (Prairie C, Music Room) —10:00am AA Meeting (Prairie A) —3:00pm School & Tutors on Wheels (Prairie A) —4:00pm - 5:30pm Girl Scout Troop 50695 (Prairie C) —6:30pm Rosary (Church) —7:30pm Lector Training (Church)
WED 22
—8:30am Rosary (Church) —10:00am AL-ANON (Prairie A)
THURS 23
Thanksgiving Day Mass at 9:00am —10:00am AA Meeting (Prairie A) —8:00pm AA Meeting (Prairie B)
FRI 24
—8:30am Rosary (Church) —8:30am Friday Morning Regulars (Prairie C) —7:00pm Spanish Rosary (Church)
SAT 25
—8:30am Rosary (Church)
PARISH FINANCIAL INFORMACION
Weekly Offertory November 12th Collection $4,223.00 Envelopes Used 197 Loose Money $863.24
First Fruits $451.00 Masses $150.00 St. Martins de Porres $70.00 Christmas Music $1,439.43
Thank you for your continued generosity!
Please make checks payable to St. Barbara for all collections unless otherwise stated
The Mater Christi Women’s Guild is having a Mission Dinner on Wed, December 6 – 6PM. All Proceeds go to Charity. Tickets are $25.00 per person. For Tickets and more information contact Carol Davidson
(708)751-0059. St. Hugh Society of Catholic Women’s Christmas
Bazaar, Sat, December 2—10AM—2PM, behind the church in Keating Hall.
COMMUNITY
PG 3ǀSt. Barbara Catholic Church
Lector Training November 21 at 7:30 pm in church. Deacon Dave Brencic will speak on "Why We Proclaim."
Entrenamiento de lectores Guarda y escribe en tu calendario la fecha Noviembre 21 a la 7:30 pm en el Templo. El Diacon Dave Brencic va a dar una charla “Por Qua Proclama mas”
Christmas Wreath & Poinsettia Sale ST. BARBARA PARISH
is offering a beautiful selection of FRESH Christmas Wreaths and Poinsettias
Order yours today! Orders must be received by Monday, November 20th
PICK UP - Saturday December 2nd and Sunday December 3rd
in the Parish Center after All Masses
Family Name: ___________________________ Phone: _________________
_____ 24" Wreath $18 = $______ _____ 36" Wreath $22 = $______ _____ 48" Wreath $38 = $______ _____ 28" Cross $22 = $______ _____ 28" Candy Cane $20 = $______ _____ 25’ Garland Rope $25 = $______
_____ 24" RED Poinsettia $18 = $______ _____ 24" WHITE Poinsettia $18 = $______ _____ 24" PINK Poinsettia $18 = $______
_____ stands $ 6 = $______ Checks made payable to St. Barbara TOTAL ENCLOSED: $____________
Thank you for your order!
We had a very successful To Teach Who Christ Is campaign here at St. Barbara raising more than $332,995 in pledges. A pledge is made in good faith to God to support His Church. This campaign is very important for our parish as it will help us to improve accessibility to our church and parish center.
We will create a more accessible, safe and professional Environment in our parish office. We will also grow our building fund “First Fruits” for needed improvements in the future. To make it easier for families to keep up with their pledge payments, we will designate the 1st Sunday of each month as PLEDGE PAYMENT SUNDAY for the To Teach Who Christ Is campaign. Please bring your payment envelope to Mass, put your name on it, and place it in the 2nd collection. Of course, if you prefer to mail-in your payment you may continue to do so. Additional envelopes will be available in the church pews for your convenience. Thank you!
M I N I S T R Y
The Annual "Stockings for Soldiers" initiative will be
held from now through December 1st!
Send stuffed Christmas Stockings to our heroes overseas, U.S. military bases, National Guard bases and VA Hospitals. Come pick-up a free Christmas
Stocking from Kuratko-Nosek Funeral Home, take it home, decorate it and stuff it with Christmas cheer. Then return the stuffed stockings to Kuratko-Nosek
Funeral Home and we will ship the stockings to troops overseas or deliver to local veterans just in
time for Christmas. Call us to inquire about adopting a troop - new this year for larger groups!
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(708) 447-2500
Pick Up / Drop Off Times Monday - Friday: 10:00am - 4:00pm
Saturday: 10:00am - 3:00pm
Dress a Girl Update
Last weekend was an incredible time to experience the spirit and enthusiasm of the people of St. Barbara and our community as we came together to participate in Dress a Girl Around the World. Together we made 26 dresses that will be sent to girls who may be receiving their first and only new dress. The Missionary Spirit Team wants to extend a big thank you to everyone who helped. It was inspiring to see young children, teenagers and adults lovingly creating dresses with the shared idea that every young girl deserves the dignity of having a beautiful dress of their own.
M I S S I O N A R Y S P I R I T
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19 5:00 - +Donna Zayner (Family) +John Gannon (Fox Family) 7:30 - +Luigi Listi (Family) 10:00 - +Lillian Macadlo (CCW) +Paul Cervony (Fox Family) 12:30 - +Javier Corral Martinez (Familia)
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20 8:00 - +Charles Schultz (Mary Kay Farrell)
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21 8:00 - +Otto J. Nerad +Cleotilde & Arcadio Gutierrez
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22 8:00 - +Berinski Family (Margaret Wanda) THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23
THANKSGIVING DAY 9:00 - Parishioners of St. Barbara FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24
8:00 - +Henry Stoklosa (Family) SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25 8:00 - +Concepcion Huerta 5:00 - +Maria Dolores Alvarez Family
Stella Biel and Betty Ann Mikolajczak
PG 4 ǀSt. Barbara Catholic Church
MONDAY 1 Mc 1:10-15, 41-43, 54-57, 62-63; Ps 119: 53, 61, 134, 150, 155, 158; Lk 18:35-43
TUESDAY 2 Mc 6:18-31; Ps3:2-7 Lk 19:1-10 WEDNESDAY 2 Mc 7:1, 20-31; Ps17:1bcd, 5-6, 8b, 15; Lk 19:11-28
THURSDAY 1 Mc 2:15-29;Ps 50:1b-2 5-6, 14-15; Lk 19:41-Thanksgiving Sir 50:22-24; Ps 145:2-11; 1 Cor 1:3-9; Lk 17:11-19
FRIDAY 1 Mc 4:36-37, 52-59; 1 Chr 29:10bcd, 11-12; Lk 19:45-48
SATURDAY 1 Mc 6:1-13; Ps 9:2-4, 6, 16, 19; Lk 20:27-40
SUNDAY Ez 34:11-12, 15-17; Ps 23:1-3, 5-6; 1 Cor 15:20 -26, 28; Mt 25:31-46
MASS INTENTIONS LITURGICAL SCHEDULE NOVEMBER 25—26 In Our Prayers
Presider: Father Henry
Lectors: Mark Hroncich, Mike Nolan Eucharistic Ministers: Bread: Tony Carey, Pam Carlson, Mary Barnette Cup: Ted Zayner, Stephanie Pozzie, Tom Carlson, Constance Tosheff, AngelaLawler, Elaine Bartucci Altar Servers: Colin Daniels, Maya Daniels
Presider: Father Mike
Lectors: Marcia Schroeder. Fred Gomez Eucharistic Ministers: Bread: Cathy DeCola, Tracy Schroeder, Michelle Zapletal Cup: Gladys Wheeler, Rose Zapletal, Nicole Zapletal, Carol Benda Altar Servers: Oliver Schlesser, Kathryn Chicoine
Presider: Father Edgar
Lectors: Amanda Moore, Dorothy Ball Eucharistic Ministers: Bread: Gary Scelonge, Elvira Vodicka, Alicia Mancini Cup: Therese Kourim, Sue Kucera, Sandra Gecan, Rich Kucera, Marge Kearney, Dolores Maciejewski Altar Servers: Bryant Salmeron, Jaden Salmeron
Celebrante: Father Edgar
Ministros de Comunion: Braulio, Rosa Chavez y Antonio Ceja Monaguillos: Jessica Garcia, Mia Garcia, Carlos Gonzales
12:30PM MASS
10:00AM MASS
7:30AM MASS
5:00PM MASS PRAY FOR THE SICK
Michael Baldwin, Pat Baldwin, Dan Cervenka, Karin DelAngel, Mary Ann Debnar, James DeCola, Joan De Cola, Joseph Ender, Diane Fagan, Connor Golden, Gail Grotstuck, Daniel Jesus Gutierrez, Richard Feirick, Holly Funk, Carol Hernandez, Jozefa Jaskiewicz, Bernadette Kaminski, Edward Klaus, James Kratochovil, Ruth Luif, Ray Martin, Bette Mersereau, Nancy Misale, Donna Moore, Tom O’Dowd, Pat Petrik, Robert Petrik, Kay Placek, Beth Porzelt, Jesse Rocha, Rita Sanchez, Edvige Sancricca, Susan Smetana Butler, Janice Sorensen, Dan Spacek, Chris Straka, Paul Straka, Robin Stuker, Judith Sweet, Naomi Sweet, Preston Walker, Steven Wanda, Marilyn Ward, Donnie White, Chris Zayner
READINGS FOR THE WEEK PRAY FOR THE DECEASED
LITURGICAL SCHEDULE THANKSGIVING DAY
NOVEMBER 23
Presider: Father Edgar
Lectors: Amanda Moore, Veronica Hiltscher Eucharistic Ministers: Bread: Marge Kearney Cup: Pam Carlson, Angela Lawler, Tom Carlson Altar Servers: Maegen Gatch, Joseph Hiltscher
9:00AM MASS
PG 5 ǀ St. Barbara Catholic Church
The season of Advent is around the corner and, before you know it, Christmas will be here. I know… that gut feeling, right?
In today’s Epistle, St. Paul warns us that the Lord is coming! And, that gut feeling should be there not just because all the preparations we have to complete before for the celebrations ahead but also because we are reminded that the Lord can come again at any time! So, we shouldn’t be looking so much at the season; what truly matters, according to St. Paul, is what the Lord finds us doing with the new life, the graces that He has given to us. Again… that gut-feeling!
This is at the heart of Jesus’ parable in today’s Gospel. By our baptism, Jesus has entrusted to each of us a portion of His “possessions,” a share in His divine life. He has given us much and we are to be like the worthy wife in today’s First Reading, and the faithful man in today’s Psalm. Like them, we should walk in the “fear of the Lord”.
This is not the “fear” of the useless servant in today’s parable. He is so afraid of what His master is going to do to him if he does not measure up, that He becomes paralyzed and does nothing. Are our expectations of what the Lord will demand from us doing the same to us? That is not the fear our Master, Jesus Christ, should inspire in us. Wisdom tells us that what he is asking us is not something huge. He said, “Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am meek and humble of heart; and you will find rest for yourselves. For my yoke is easy, and my burden light.” Matthew 11:29-30.
Jesus wants us to be humble enough to recognize that He is the answer. He expects us to follow Him on the way—to follow His directions. And, those directions can be summarized in two commands: Love God above everything else, and love your neighbor as yourself. That is His expectation of each of us: to love!
Be fruitful in Christ’s love and, when the Lord comes back He will say to you, “Come, share your master's joy.”
From the Desk of Fr. Edgar Desde el escritorio del P. Edgar La temporada de Adviento está a la vuelta
de la esquina y, antes de darnos cuenta, la Navidad ya estará aquí. ¿Lo sintió también— esa extraña sensación en la boca del estómago?
¡En la Epístola de hoy, San Pablo nos advierte que el Señor está por venir! Y, esa sensación en el estómago que sentimos debe estar ahí no solo por todos los preparativos que tenemos que completar antes de la Navidad, sino también porque se nos recuerda que el Señor puede venir de nuevo en cualquier momento. Por lo tanto, no deberíamos estar mirando tanto a las estaciones del año; lo que realmente importa, según San Pablo, es lo que nos encontrará haciendo el Señor con la nueva vida y las gracias que Él nos ha dado. ¿Volvió a sentir la sensación en la boca del estómago?
Este es el punto central de la parábola de nuestro Señor en el Evangelio de hoy: por nuestro bautismo, Jesús nos ha confiado a cada uno de nosotros una porción de Sus "posesiones", una parte en Su vida divina. Él nos ha dado mucho y debemos ser como la esposa buena que se menciona en la Primera Lectura de hoy, y el hombre fiel en el Salmo de hoy. Como ellos, debemos caminar en el "temor del Señor".
Este no es el "temor" del sirviente inútil en la parábola de hoy. Tiene tanto miedo de lo que su amo le hará si no alcanza la altura de los otros, que se paraliza y no hace nada. ¿Estarán nuestras propias expectativas de lo que el Señor demandará de nosotros haciéndonos lo mismo? Ese no es el temor que Jesucristo debería estar inspirando en nosotros. La sabiduría nos dice que lo que nos está pidiendo el Señor no es algo enorme. Él dijo: "Tomen mi yugo sobre ustedes y aprendan de mí, que soy manso y humilde de corazón, y encontrarán descanso, porque mi yugo es suave y mi carga ligera.”
Jesús quiere que seamos lo suficientemente humildes para reconocer que Él es la respuesta. Él espera que lo sigamos en el camino—que sigamos sus instrucciones. Y, esas instrucciones se pueden resumir en dos mandamientos: Amar a Dios por encima de todo lo demás, y amar a tu prójimo como a ti mismo. Esa es su expectativa de cada uno de nosotros: ¡amar!
Se fructífero en el amor de Cristo y, cuando el Señor regrese, Él te dirá: " Entra a tomar parte en la alegría de tu señor".
PG 6 ǀSt. Barbara Catholic Church
CCW Christmas Party for All Parish Women... All parish women are welcome to attend the St. Barbara Council of Catholic Women Christmas Party on Tuesday, Dec 5th, in the Parish Center. Doors open at 6:00pm. with refreshments. Dinner catered by Rose will be served promptly at 6:30pm. Member and
Save the Date Sunday, December 10th Pancake Breakfast with Santa & Mrs. Clause 8am—12:30pm
guest tickets are $15 each. Following dinner, you will be treated to some great Christmas entertainment. Payment with your name/phone number can be mailed to Joan Hruska, 4436 Maple Avenue; Brookfield, IL 60513 (708-557-7157) or placed in the Sunday collection basket marked "CCW Christmas Party." Tickets will not be available at the door. Deadline to RSVP with payment is November 22nd. We look forward
to seeing you!
Tickets on sale after all Masses beginning November 25th.
CALLING ALL CHEFS!! WE NEED PARISHIONERS WHO LOVE TO COOK/BAKE THAT FAVORITE ETHNIC/FAMILY FOOD!!
WE ALREADY HAVE SEVERAL BOOTHS RESERVED REPRESENTING COUNTRIES LIKE ITALY, GREECE, CANADA,
IRELAND, HUNGARY AND POLAND BUT WE NEED MANY MORE!
IF YOU MAKE A SPECIAL APPETIZER, SIDE DISH, MAIN DISH OR DESSERT, PLEASE RESERVE YOUR
BOOTH BY SENDING A RESERVATION FORM & $25 TO THE PARISH OFFICE
THE MULTI-CULTURAL TASTE OF ST. BARBARA WILL DEBUT ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 2018
FROM 6-9PM IN THE PARISH CENTER PARTICIPANTS ARE ELIGIBLE
FOR GREAT PRIZES!
Bethlehem Arts A representative of the Catholic Christian Community for Jerusalem and Bethlehem in the Holy Land will be with us next weekend, Nov. 25 & 26 to display their olive wood hand crafted religious figurines and articles. The Catholic Christian Community in the Holy Land depends mainly on olive wood carving and tourism due to the political conflict and the lack of tourism there many Christians were forced to leave the Holy Land. By displaying and selling these religious articles, Christian communities of the Holy Land are kept financially alive. Please plan on stopping by and looking at these beautiful hand carved and crafted religious goods which will be displayed at the back of church after each mass.
A pilgrimage to Marian Shrines in Fatima and Lourdes
will be hosted by the Office of the Diaconate in conjunction
with Ami Travel.
The trip will be held April 15-25, 2018 and will be
hosted by Deacon Richard Hudzik, Deacon Dave Brencic and
Fr. Chuck Faso, OFM.
In addition to the Marian sites, there will be stops at
sites made famous by St. Teresa of Avila, St. John of the Cross
and St. Ignatius of Loyola.
All deacons, wives, parishioners, family and friends are invited to join as we deepen our faith, travel with others, attend daily Mass and learn about some of the Catholic Church’s greatest saints. The cost is $3,495 per person and includes roundtrip airfare, 4-star hotel accommodations, buffet breakfasts and eight dinners. There is a supplement charge for single rooms and there are additional charges for taxes, tips and a fuel surcharge. For more information, contact Deacon Richard
Hudzik at (708) 366-8900 or email him at
[email protected], or call Ami Travel at (773) 777-
4900 or (800) 821-8947; email amitravelchicago@ gmail.com
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