M !! "# S%&%'('#%

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: stbruno@wi.rr.com

Website: www.stbrunoparish.com

P"#$ 2 %%%.'()*+-/7"*;'<.=/> S";-( B*+-/ P"*;'<

Parish Support: March 31, 2018—April 6, 2018

Regular Parish Support (envelopes/electronic, etc.) ............. $13,174

Offertory ............................................................................... $1,245

Children’s Offertory.................................................................... $18

Total ........................................................................... $14,437

*Excludes any form of extraordinary income for both years.

Mortgage Balance as of 3/09/18 ...................... $509,288

Year to Date Last Year to Date

7/1/17-4/6/18: 7/1/16-4/7/17:

Regular Parish Support* .......... $602,881 .............................$552,553

Offertory: ................................... $23,091 ...............................$21,546

Children’s Offertory: ....................... $699 .................................$1,166

Total: ..................................... $626,671........................... $575,265

STEWARDSHIP CORNER

COOKIE’S FOR ST. BEN’S

It’s Cookie Time! These days, more people than ever

are seeking assistance from the St. Ben’s Meal

Program! Please bake or buy, but bring your cookie

donaUons to The Gathering Place Kitchen on or before

Sunday, April 22nd before or a.er Mass. Thank you!

The 2018 Catholic Stewardship Appeal Thanks for your generosity!

Our parish goal is $36,000. We received $16,583 from 66

parishioners. To date, 9.94% have contributed. If you haven’t

contributed already, please return your Catholic Stewardship

Appeal pledge card today, or give online at

www.catholicappeal.org

You will soon be receiving a second mailing from the Archdiocese

concern the Catholic Stewardship Appeal. Your generosity is

essenUal to fund the needs explained in the mailing.

Please prayerfully consider donaUng.

Weekly Message

Gospel Reflec)on-3rd Sunday of Easter

"Why do quesUons arise in your hearts?" A]er the ResurrecUon,

the Apostles experienced their fair share of incredulity. Jesus had

died-John had been there-and now the tomb was empty. What

should they believe? Was the Jesus before them truly real? And who

was Jesus really? It's no surprise that the Apostles were iniUally

"startled and terrified" to the extent that they "thought that they

were seeing a ghost."

Jesus has compassion on his confused friends. Once he affirms his

non-ghostly idenUty-"look at my hands and my feet, that it is I

myself"-Jesus gets down to business. He has risen from the dead,

but life would not conUnue as normal. Throughout Jesus' ministry,

he spoke in parables and veiled propheUc language. His followers

likely thought much of his words were metaphors, some symbolism

for the person and their relaUon to God. Now Jesus has something

else in mind. He "opened their minds to understand the scriptures,"

making known the connecUons between his own words and deeds

and "everything wri!en about [him] in the law of Moses and in the

prophets and psalms."

Why now? Why this increased depth of understanding? The answer

lies in the shi]ing role of the Apostles. "You are witnesses of these

things." The treasury of truth is no longer Jesus' responsibility

alone but our own. Then and there, the Apostles are appointed to

proclaim the death and resurrecUon of Jesus, the forgiveness of sins

and the mercy of God. This message is no longer for only the Jewish

people but "all the naUons."

This is our invitaUon! We have the rich heritage of the Church's

teaching. By sacramental grace, God's "peace" is "with [us]." We,

too, are sent to proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ and the

hope that belongs to his call.

© Liturgical PublicaUons Inc

THINK SPRING! Our Annual Flower Sale If you didn’t get an order form, they are available in the Gathering

Place, Parish Office or website, due by,

EXTENDED DEADLINE April 22nd! Flower order pick-up is Sunday, May 20th.

Please return order forms in the collec)on offering or

Parish Office with payment.

Please contact: Sharon Burt (262) 965-3737 with ques)ons.

Catholic Quotes—Words to Inspire the Faithful Aspire not to have more, but to be more.

-Oscar Romero

There will be a St. Vincent de Paul (SVDP)

truck in front of church before and a]er

Masses for used clothing, shoes & small

household items (rags & worn-out shoes to

be recycled). NO TV’s accepted. Thank YOU for your support.

Ques)ons, Call Arnie At (262) 965-3401

BUNDLE SAT. & SUN., APRIL 28 & 29

EXTENDED DEADLINE APRIL 22!!!

World Day of Prayer for Vocations | Sunday, April 22:

Pledge to pray for vocaUons at www.invisiblemonastery.com. This

website was inspired by a call from Rome urging Catholics to

organize an ‘invisible monastery’ in which many persons, day and

night, are commi!ed to conUnuous prayer for priestly vocaUons. For

more informaUon, please call the VocaUon Office at 414.747.6437.

SCHOOL HAPPENINGS

A7*;� 15, 2018 %%%.'()*+-/7"*;'<.=/> P"#$ 3

PARISH ELECTIONS

Men Who Cook Dinner & Auction

April 21, 2018 THE MEN WHO COOK AUCTION IS NEXT WEEK!

THE AUCTION CATALOG WILL BE AVAILABLE TO PREVIEW ONLINE

TUESDAY, APRIL 17TH. Start planning your purchases NOW!

WE STILL NEED HELP THE NIGHT OF THE EVENT! We are in need of

high school and adult help to make this evening a success. TO SIGN

UP - Please SEE THE BOARD in the Gathering Space, or go to the

School Website and find the Men Who Cook informaUon on the

main page. There is a “click here” in the volunteer secUon to get to

the Signup Genius. We appreciate your help!

TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW! There is a limited amount of spots

le]! Check out the Chef Board in the Gathering Space and pick your

table. Cost for Uckets is $50/person, includes your meal, and the

opportunity to bid on Silent and Live aucUon items.

All funds go to help the school grow and educate our future leaders.

The students, staff, and families appreciate your support!

For more informa)on, please contact: Michelle Vandenhouten

at (262) 968-1741 or stbrunomwc@gmail.com or

Ben Holzem (262) 965-2291

Nominations for PASTORAL COUNCIL MEMBERS

Will begin April 14/15 Weekend

Some of the characterisUcs helpful to this ministry are listed here.

(Realize that no one comes in the door fully able to see themselves

as parish leaders.)

Ability to collaborate. Members are seekers and lead with

paUence.

Deep love for the parish & its mission. Believers who lead with

joy.

Willingness to grow in holiness. Model ChrisUan living & lead with

faith.

Desire to serve. Servant leaders who lead with humility.

Broad vision. Change agents who lead with courage.

ConUnuous learner. Good listeners who lead with respect.

Sense of stewardship. Members empower others, lead with

wisdom.

So begin praying! Are you a leadership person for our Pastoral

Council? Look for nominaUons slips in the Gathering Place starUng

next weekend.

NOTICE FOR TRUSTEE-SECRETARY NOMINATION NominaUons are being accepted. This is a two-year term and

nominaUons close May 4, 2018. DirecUves regarding elecUon

of Trustees are contained in the Parish Corporate By-Laws.

Parishioners who are considering accepUng a nominaUon for the

posiUon of Trustee must be educated about the posiUon. The

following is a summary of the corporate By-Laws regarding

elecUon of Parish Trustees:

¨ Candidates must be pracUcing members and at least 25 years old.

¨ The pastor may nominate one candidate for each posiUon open.

AddiUonal candidates must be nominated in wriUng by ten or

more parish members. (see insert)

¨ NominaUons must be completed and announced at the weekend

masses prior to the elecUon. If there is only one nominee for the

posiUon, nominaUons are closed and the nominee is declared

elected.

¨ ElecUons are held every two years by wri!en ballot before and

a]er designated weekend masses.

¨ The person who receives the highest number of votes will

become the Trustee subject to the approval of the Archbishop.

If you have the basic qualificaUons to serve in the role as parish

trustee-treasurer, please consider nominaUng yourself. All

nominees must submit a form with 10 signatures, a biography and

picture to be used in the bulleUn to Fr. Dan, frdvolkert@wi.rr.com

by May 4, 2018.

May the Holy Spirit move you! Fr. Dan

WILDCAT COLOR FUN & RUN! Saturday—JUNE 2, 2018 (rain date 6/23)

Where: St. Bruno Field Area/Back Parking Lot

Time: Color Run (1 mile) Starts at 10am, check-in 9:30am

Color Play Zone opens at 10:30am

ALL ARE WELCOME!

AcUviUes include: MulU-age color Play Zones,

Obstacle Courses, Color Games, Color Throw a]er Run

And much more!

Register for Color Run by dropping off form at St. Bruno School Office or

on website: hJp://www.stbrunoparish.com/color-fun-run

FUNDS RAISED SUPORT THE ATHLETIC PROGRAM

NOW ENROLLING! St. Bruno Parish School offers grades

3K-8th grade. Please contact us for a

school tour or more informaUon about

what our parish school offers. We are enrolling for the

2018-2019 school year and spots are filling fast. We offer

small class sizes and a faith-based educaUon!

SPRING CLEANING? Please consider donaUng new or gently used items to Home

and Schools Secret Santa Shop! This is a year round iniUaUve

to collect items to be used at the secret Santa shop for our

school. Children ages 3-14 can shop for their parents, siblings, and

grandparents, giving all students a chance to give a gi] during the

Christmas season. Items are needed for all ages (baby to adult).

Please place items in the Secret Santa box located in the coat room

in the gathering place. Thank you for your generosity!

PRAYER WALL We all have many needs and things to pray for in our lives, great

and small, so, therefore, you are encouraged to write out prayer

peUUons and place them in the wall at any Ume. We encourage you

to also take another’s peUUon home with you and pray for it. It is

our hope that this will become a perpetual prayer wall and a place

where you can leave your prayer requests and prayerfully support

the needs of others in our community.

CALENDAR OF EVENTS THIS WEEK

P"#$ 4 %%%.'()*+-/7"*;'<.=/> S";-( B*+-/ P"*;'<

UPCOMING ST. BRUNO EVENTS..

Apr. 21—Men Who Cook Dinner & Auc)on!

Apr 28-29—Bundle Weekend, SVDP collec)on

May 20—Annual Flower Sale

Jun 5-Jul 24—Bereavement Support Group Sessions

Jun 24—St. Bruno Outdoor Mass @ Old St. Bruno Church

Aug. 11—Annual Golf Ou)ng

UPCOMING ST. PAUL EVENT.

Apr 22—Parish Breakfast, featuring Deacon Joe Senglaub

Parish Breakfast A.er 9:00a.m. Mass on April 22 at St. Paul

conducted by Knights of Columbus

All St. Bruno & St. Paul are invited to a!end a delicious

breakfast and enjoy fellowship, and a

presentaUon by Deacon Joe Senglaub giving you a

glimpse of his family, his life experiences and

his call to the Diaconate.

Monday, April 16:

8:00 a.m. Mass/Church

3:30-5:30 p.m. Play PracUce/Gym

6:30-8:00 p.m. Financial Commi!ee Mtg @ St. Paul

7:30 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous /Staff Work Room

Tuesday, April 17:

8:00 a.m. Mass (St. Paul Church)

8:45 a.m. Alpha @ St. Paul

1:00 p.m. Bible Study /Three Pillars Learning Center

2:00-9:00 p.m. AdoraUon/Chapel

5:30-7:00 p.m. Track PracUce/outside

6:30-7:30 p.m. AucUon Commi!ee Mtg/Oasis

7:00-9:00 p.m. Adult Basketball/Gym

Wednesday, April 18:

8:45 a.m. Mass/Church

3:30-4:30 p.m. School Choir PracUce/Church

7:00-9:00 p.m. Choir PracUce/Church

7:00-9:00 p.m. Youth Group @ St. Paul/off-site

Thursday, April 19: NOTE: Bulle)n due April 29

9:00-11:00 a.m. Prayer Shawl Ministry /Family room

3:30-5:30 p.m. Play PracUce/Gym

4:15-5:15 p.m. AthleUc Commi!ee Mtg/Oasis

5:30-7:30 p.m. Pickle Ball/Gym

5:30-7:00 p.m. Track pracUce/outside

5:45 p.m. Alpha/Gathering Place

Friday, April 20:

8:45 a.m. Mass (St. Paul Church)

10:30 a.m. Rosary & DevoUons/ Three Pillars Chapel

Saturday, April 21: Men Who Cook Dinner/Auc)on

3:00 p.m. ReconciliaUon/Church

4:00 p.m. Mass/Church

Sunday, April 22:

10:30 a.m. Mass/Church

3:15 p.m. St. Ben’s Meal Program

WHAT IS YOUR CATHOLIC IQ?

On April 21, we will celebrate the Feast of St. Anselm. He was a

Benedic)ne monk, abbot, philosopher and archbishop of:

a) Canterbury

b) London

c) Burgundy

d) Riesling.

Why do we do that? CATHOLIC TRADITIONS EXPLAINED

Ques"on: My friend has never heard of Christ and I want to share

the Gospel with her but I'm afraid to. How do I share my faith?

Answer: There are a lot of ways to bring up the topic of religion,

without being judgmental or pushy. Begin by asking what her

thoughts are about religion, or what her experience was growing up.

Finding common ground is o]en easier than you think, because the

quesUons and problems we have about God, the presence of evil,

our purpose in life, and our relaUonship with God are universal

concerns.

Why are you afraid? If you do not want to insult or offend

someone, don't be pushy or judgmental. If you are uncertain about

how to explain your own faith, do a li!le reading or pracUce with a

friend. If you measure success only by this person converUng, focus

your a!enUon more on beginning the conversaUon, not on bringing

it to a perfect close! Faith is a journey of many acts of belief, many

discussions about God, and many choices about how we pracUce

what we preach. In some we will have great success; in others we

will need forgiveness and perseverance. The most important thing

to keep in mind is that the Holy Spirit is always at work and our most

humble efforts can bear great fruit. Have faith in God because he

has faith in you!

Bereavement Support Group Sessions St. Bruno's Circle of Life Bereavement Ministry will offer

Bereavement Support Sessions on Tuesdays,

June 5 through July 24, from 6:30 to 8:30 PM.

Are you experiencing feelings of sadness and sorrow due to the

death of a loved one? Grieving is very hard work, and Ume alone

may not heal your grief. It's what you do with your Ume that can

make a big difference. St. Bruno's Circle of Life will host a series of

grief support sessions on Tuesdays beginning June 5 through July

24, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. These sessions will help with un-

derstanding the rhythms of the grieving process. Gathering with

others who are dealing with the emoUons of loss may be the first

step needed to move toward healing. Everyone is welcome!

To register or more informaUon, call St. Bruno Parish Office,

262-965-2332 or Peggy Knepprath, 262-424-4567

Shroud of Turin Exhibit Have you heard of the Shroud of Turin? It is a 14-foot long “finely-woven

linen cloth” that many believe is one of the actual burial cloths of Jesus

menUoned in the Gospels. “The Man of the Shroud” touring exhibit is

free for young and old to see, including a full-scale replica of the shroud.

It presents the results of a comprehensive scienUfic and forensic study

with numerous photographs and illustraUons. The exhibit is the work of

the Center for the Study of the Passion of Christ and the Holy Shroud

and Monsignor Giulio Ricci and other scienUsts, who spent more than 25

years researching the shroud. The Catholic Church does not take an

official stance regarding the shroud’s authenUcity, but does say that it is

an object worthy of veneraUon. St. Mary Parish, 225 S Hartwell Ave,

Waukesha, Community Room (use parking lot entrance)

Friday April 20th thru Monday April 23rd, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., No charge!

LITURGICAL PRAYER

THE WORD OF THE LORD Monday, April 16, 2018

Acts 6:8-15, John 6:22-29

Tuesday, April 17, 2018

Acts 7:51-8:1a, John 6:30-35

Wednesday, April 18, 2018

Acts 8:1b-8, John n 6:35-40

Thursday, April 19, 2018

Acts 8:26-40, John 6:44-51

Friday, April 20, 2018

Acts 9:1-20, John 6:52-59

Saturday, April 21, 2018

Acts 9:31-42, John 6:60-69

Sunday, April 22, 2018

Acts 4:8-12, 1 John 3:1-2,

John 10:11-18

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.

EucharisUc AdoraUon is every Tuesday from 2:00-9:00 p.m. in the Chapel.

A7*;� 15, 2018 %%%.'()*+-/7"*;'<.=/> P"#$ 5

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL

Monday, April 16

8:00 a.m. † Steven Kuenzli &

Owen Willkomm

Tuesday, April 17

Mass at St. Paul 8:00 a.m.

Wednesday, April 18

8:45 a.m. Mass † Frank & Craig Matysiak

Thursday, April 19

8:00 a.m. Prayer with Communion/Chapel

Friday, April 20

Mass at St. Paul 8:45 a.m.

Saturday, April 21

4:00 p.m. † Frank & Craig Matysiak

Sunday, April 22

��:�� a.m. † Rosemarie West

ADVERTISER OF THE WEEK

ST. PAUL MASS SCHEDULE: Saturday: 5:30 p.m. Sunday: 9:00 a.m.

Weekdays: Tues. 8:00 a.m. & Fri. 8:45 a.m.

Reconcilia)on: 2nd & 4th Saturday

10:00 a.m. or by appointment

ST. BRUNO BOOK CLUB

Next mee)ng of the Book Club

Tues., May 8th at 9 a.m. St. Bruno

Family Room. The book for MAY is:

The Nest By Cynthia D’Aprix Sweeney

A warm, funny and acutely percepUve

debut novel about four adult siblings

and the fate of the shared inheritance

that has shaped their choices and their lives.

LIVE THE LITURGY -

INSPIRATION FOR THE WEEK

Why are you troubled? Life can easily get

the best of us. Anxiety, worry, doubt, and

uneasiness are just some of the things that

can trouble our hearts. O]en we are

troubled about temporal things.

SomeUmes our faith troubles us and we

wonder where God may be. If we allow

Jesus to open our minds so we can

understand the Scriptures and the

significance of his passion, death, and

resurrecUon, we can begin to trust that

God's plan includes something much more

than the current concern of our minds.

Jesus can then become a light of revelaUon

who helps us keep our lives in perspecUve

and persevere.

Sharing the Gospel For the Kids

Turn to God in the name

of Jesus Christ so that

you will be forgiven.

When you hurt someone,

say to God and to the

person, "I made a mistake. I am very sorry.

Will you forgive me?" A]er God forgives

you, he will show you good things to do in

his Son's name. Choosing ways to honor

and serve God will lead you to heaven.

Prayer

Father God, forgive me and show me ways

to serve you in the name of your Son, Jesus

Christ.

Mission for the Week

When someone hurts me I will forgive. I will

ask God to forgive me if I hurt someone.

WHAT IS YOUR CATHOLIC IQ?

The answer is : a

Anselm was the Archbishop of Canterbury

from 1093 to 1109. He was known for his

charity and courtesy. He devoted himself

to scholarship. He was born in the town of

Burgundy and may have enjoyed a glass of

Burgundy or Riesling!

Please support our Adver!ser of the Week,

Pat’s Heating & A/C See their full sized ad in this bulleUn.

Does your child need to be Bap"zed?

Please remember that all parents must a!end

a preparaUon class before their child can be

bapUzed. If you need to a!end a bapUsm class

or need informaUon regarding bapUsm,

please call 965-2332 or email Mary Kral,

marykral4@gmail.net

Third Sunday of Easter

In this Sunday’s Gospel, Jesus explains the

meaning of the scriptures. Like the

disciples, when we offer and receive

forgiveness our hearts burn because we

encounter the risen Christ within us.

Have you considered answering

the call to “help the poor find

forgiveness and healing in their

life” by joining the Society of

St. Vincent de Paul?

Hurting? Want to Help Someone Who Is? Do you desire healing from anxiety, anger,

depression, or illness? Freedom from

addicUon or pa!erns of sin you can’t seem

to break? To understand and help someone

else who desires healing or freedom?

At the Healing the Whole Person Retreat,

Sr. Miriam James Heidland, SOLT, and Dr.

Bob Schuchts, author of Be Healed, help us

understand and receive Christ’s healing and

peace in the heart of the Catholic

Church. April 26, 6pm-9:30pm, April 27,

6pm-9:30pm, & April 28 8:30am-4:30pm at

the Cousins Center (3501 S Lake Drive, Mil-

waukee). For more info and to register

www.johnpaul2center.org/healing-the-

whole-person

M&!! – T`' E{|`&} !%

Saturday: 4:00 p.m.

Sunday: 10:30 a.m.

R'|"#| ~ &% "#

Saturday: 3:00 p.m. 1st & 3rd or by appointment

B&�% !(!

To arrange Bap!sm, please contact Mary Kral at least one

month in advance, at 262-968-2276 x202, or 262-965-2332 or

marykral4@gmail.com.

M&}} &�'

Please contact the Pastor at least six months before the

anUcipated wedding date. At least one of the parUes must be

a registered, pracUcing Catholic member of our parish community.

A#" #% #� "� %`' S |�

We encourage parish members to celebrate the Anoin!ng of

the Sick for healing and strength at the Ume of serious illness or

before surgery.

C"(({# "# %" %`' S |�

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.

P}&�'} N'%�"}�

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.

S%. V #|'#% �' P&{~ (SVDP)

Contact the Parish Office for assistance from SVDP: 965-2332

S`&}'� P&!%"}: Fr. Dan Volkert

Parish Phone .... 262-965-2332

Emergency ...... 262-965-2313 E-Mail ... frdvolkert@wi.rr.com

D'&|"#!

Tom Filipiak ............................................................... 262-392-2516

Cell Phone ........................................................... 262-366-1505

E-Mail ................................................... tommysings@mail.com

Joe Senglaub cell phone ............................................ 262-442-7888

E-Mail ............................................... joseph.senglaub@LPL.com

S|`""~ P} #| �&~

Ben Holzem ............................................................... 262-965-2291

E-Mail .......................... ben.holzem@stbrunoparishschool.com

P&!%"}&~ C"{#| ~ C`& }

John Hoffman ............................................................ 262-422-1582

E-Mail ........................................ jhoffmanjr1968@hotmail.com

B{! #'!! M&#&�'}

Steve Spiegelhoff ............................................... 262-965-2332 x103

E-Mail ............................................ stevespiegelhoff@wi.rr.com

L %{}�� � M{! | M # !%}�

Mark Mrozek ..................................................... 262-965-2332 x105

E-mail .............................................. markstbrunos@gmail.com

A�{~% M # !%}�

Mary Kral ................................................................... 262-965-2332

E-Mail ..................................................... marykral4@gmail.com

Y"{%` M # !%}�

Bill Snyder.................................................................. 262-965-2332

E-Mail ........................................................ b.snyder@wi.rr.com

C` ~� � F&( ~� M # !%}�

Amy Golden ............................................................... 262-402-8229

E-Mail ..................................................... aldgolden@gmail.com

H{(&# C"#|'}#! C""}� #&%"}

Be!y Igl ..................................................................... 262-965-2332

E-Mail ........................................................ iglm@centurytel.net

P&} !` A�( # !%}&% �' A!! !%&#%!

Chrystal Arno! &

Sue Solberg (BulleUn Editor) ..................................... 262-965-2332

Shared E-Mail ............................................. stbruno@wi.rr.com

Sue: BulleUn only.................................. ssolberg213@wi.rr.com

C'('%'}�

Paul Tabat ................................................................. 262-965-3453

M& #%'#&#|'

Kurt Hendrick ............................................................ 262-965-2332

T/ C/-("=( U': S(. B*+-/ P"*;'< O��;=$

226 West OJawa Avenue, Dousman, WI 53118

Parish Office Phone .......................................... 262-965-2332

Parish Office Fax .............................................. 262-965-4749

Parish Website ................................ www.stbrunoparish.com

Parish E-mail ........................................... stbruno@wi.rr.com

BulleUn E-mail .................................. ssolberg213@wi.rr.com

School Office Phone ......................................... 262-965-2291

School Website .................... www.stbrunoparishschool.com

E-Mail (School Secretary) ...... Tammy.Price@stbrunoparishschool.com

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

P"#$ 6 %%%.'()*+-/7"*;'<.=/> S";-( B*+-/ P"*;'<

THE ENDOWMENT FOR ST. BRUNO

We have established a permanent endowment fund for

the future of our church and school. We invite a contribuUon

in honor of family members, friends, or in memory of a

loved one. InformaUon and contribuUon envelopes are

in the Gathering Place.