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 26, 2017 ǀ Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe

Whatever you did to the least ones, you did to me . Matthew 25:31-46

Next week is PLEDGE PAYMENT SUNDAY for the To Teach Who Christ Is campaign.

Calling All Angels and Shepherds The children of St. Barbara perform a Our Lady of Guadalupe Christmas Pageant at the 4:00pm Novena / Novenario en Christmas Eve Family Mass.

hon or a Nuestra Señora if your child is interested in participating. de Guadalupe

Advent Prayer Tree

Pancake Breakfast with Santa and Mrs. Clause

Christmas Wafer Sunday, December 10th

Oplatek in the Resource Room "Stockings for Soldiers" A pilgrimage to Marian Shrines in Fatima and Lourdes will be hosted by the Office of the Diaconate, April 15-25, 2018

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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 - pjbromann@gmail.com Weekend Music: John Bradshaw - tipbrad@sbcglobal.net 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 26 — December 2

SUN 26

Bethlehem Arts Religious Goods after all Masses this weekend

MON 27

—8:30am Rosary (Church) —10:00am AA Meeting (Prairie A) —2:00pm - 9:00pm Eucharistic Adoration (Church) —7:00pm - 9:00pm Camino y Esperanza Meeting (Prairie C)

TUES 28

—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) —6:30pm - 9:00pm CCW Board Meeting (Prairie C) —6:30pm Rosary (Church) —7:00pm - 9:00pm Knights of Columbus Officers Meeting (Music Room)

WED 29

—8:30am Rosary (Church) —10:00am AL-ANON (Prairie A) —6:00pm - 7:30pm Religious Education (School)

THURS 30

—8:30am Rosary (Church) —10:00am AA Meeting (Prairie A) —8:00pm AA Meeting (Prairie B)

FRI 1

—8:30am Rosary (Church) —8:30am Friday Morning Regulars (Prairie C) —7:00pm Spanish Rosary (Church)

SAT 2

—8:30am Rosary (Church) TTWCI Pledge Payment Sunday

PARISH FINANCIAL INFORMACION

Weekly Offertory November 19th Collection $ Envelopes Used Loose Money $

First Fruits $ Masses $ St. Martins de Porres $

Thank you for your continued generosity!

Please make checks payable to St. Barbara for all collections unless otherwise stated

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Advent Prayer Tree

This Advent we will once again be having our special

Prayer Tree. Next weekend we will have the

opportunity to write an intention on a paper

ornament. On the second Sunday of Advent, we

encourage all to take an ornament from the tree

home and pray for that intention during the Advent

and Christmas Season. This Advent Prayer Tree will

unite us as a Parish Family of Faith and Prayer.

Calling All Angels and Shepherds

Each Christmas Eve, the children of St. Barbara

perform a Christmas Pageant at the 4:00 p.m.

Christmas Eve Family Mass. If your child is showing

interest as one of the angels, shepherds or other

important members of the cast, please complete

the permission slip that was distributed to all

Religious Education and is on the Welcome table at

the back of church. Any questions contact Ruth

Hroncich at 708/485-2900.

Next week is PLEDGE PAYMENT

SUNDAY for the To Teach Who Christ

Is campaign. Please bring your

payment envelope to Mass next

weekend or use one of the

envelopes provided in the pews, put your name on

it, and place it in the 2nd collection. Thank you!

La próxima semana es DOMINGO

DE PAGO DE PROMESA para la

campaña Enseñar Quien es Cristo.

Por favor entrega su sobre, ponga

su nombre, y entrega el sobre en la

segunda colección. ¡Gracias!

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

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Our Lady of Guadalupe Novena Please join our Spanish-speaking community in the celebration of a Novena in honor of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Beginning on Sunday, December 3rd, we will pray the rosary in Spanish following the 12:30pm Sunday Spanish Mass and then each weekday evening in Church at 7:00pm. These days of prayer will prepare us for the celebration of the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe on Dec. 12th with the singing of Las Mañanitas at 5:00am, a Mass at 6:00am, and the Mass of the Roses at 7:00pm.

Novenario en hon or a Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe Favor de acompañarnos en la

celebración del Novenario en honor a Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe. Comenzando el domingo, 3 de diciembre, despues de la misa vamos a rezar el Rosario, y también cada tarde del lunes en adelante en el templo a las 7:00pm. Estos días de oración nos prepararán para la celebración de la Fiesta de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe el 12 de diciembre con el canto de Las Mañanitas a las 5:00 a.m., una Misa a las 6:00 a.m., y la Misa de las Rosas a las 7:00 p.m.

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26 5:00 - +Maria Dolores Alvarez (Family) 7:30 - + 10:00 - +Lisa Klein (Family) 12:30 - +Christina Bellezza (Familia) MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27 8:00 - +Dr. Fred & Alice Schwartz (Mary Kay Farrell) TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28 8:00 - +Nickipack Family (Helen Keeffe-Orawiec) +Jesus Garcia Huerta WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29 8:00 - +Langas Family (Victoria Wensel) THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30 8:00 - +Keeffe Family (Helen Keeffe-Orawiec) FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1 8:00 - +Ricardo Ramirez SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2 8:00 - +Carmen & Francisco Ramirez 5:00 - +

PG 4 ǀSt. Barbara Catholic Church

MONDAY Dn 1:1-6, 8-20; Dn 3:52-56; Lk 21:1-4

TUESDAY Dn 2:31-45; Dn 3:57- 61; Lk 21:5-11

WEDNESDAY Dn 5:1-6, 13-14, 16- 17, 23-28; Dn 3:62-67;

THURSDAY Rom 10:9-18; Ps 19:8 -11; Mt 4:18-22

FRIDAY Dn 7:2-14; Dn 3:75- 81; Lk 21:29-33

SATURDAY Dn 7:15-27; Dn 3:82-87; Lk 21:34-36 SUNDAY Is 63:16b-17,19b; 64:2-7; Ps 80:2-3, 15-16, 18-19; 1 Cor

1:3-9;Mk 13:33-37

MASS INTENTIONS LITURGICAL SCHEDULE DECEMBER 2—3 In Our Prayers

Presider: Father Edgar

Lectors: Veronica Hiltscher, Mike Nolan Eucharistic Ministers: Bread: Elaine Bartucci, Steve Pusz, Tony Carey Cup: Ann Lisner, Ted Zayner, Rich Slehofer, Angela Lawler, Annette Clemens, Therese Kourim Altar Servers: Joseph Hiltscher, Kathryn Chicoine

Presider: Father Edgar

Lectors: Ken Hebenstreit, Fred Gomez Eucharistic Ministers: Bread: Cathy DeCola, Jose Flores, Gladys Wheeler Cup: Sylvia Gauthier, Nicole Zapletal, Michelle Zapletal, Rose Zapletal Altar Servers: Colin Daniels, Maya Daniels

Presider: Father Edgar

Lectors: Ray Perek, Dorothy Ball Eucharistic Ministers: Bread: Elvira Vodicka, William Schlesser, Maria Barrera Cup: Jose Barrera, Sue Kucera, Caleb Schlesser, Rich Kucera, Alicia Mancini, Basia Savoy Altar Servers: David Sullivan, Oliver Schlesser

Celebrante: Father Edgar

Ministros de Comunion: Francisco, Rosaura Arellano y Ruben Guerrero Monaguillos: Ernesto Romo, Ulises Romo, Herbert Barraza

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

LITURGICAL SCHEDULE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION

DECEMBER 7TH / 8TH

Presider: Father Edgar

Lectors: TBD Eucharistic Ministers: Bread: TBD Cup: TBD Altar Servers: Maegen Gatch, David Sullivan

Presider: Father Edgar

Lectors: TBD Eucharistic Ministers:: TBD

7:00PM MASS

6:30AM MASS

PG 5 ǀ St. Barbara Catholic Church

Today’s gospel, the last in Ordinary Time, presents us with a great challenge. It calls us not to be superstitious but to be actively Christian. Sometimes, we expect the world to get better by just praying about it or by staying out of trouble but, for things to change, it takes more than that. It takes that we listen to Christ the King enthroned in our hearts and become His true servants—servants that act on His commands decisively.

What is at stake? A better world and Heaven! Jesus is saying in the gospel that, if we wish to live in peace in the world and if we want life with Him, we must love others actively, irrespective of the response we get to our love. This is the way God loves us. It is not enough just to fulfil our religious obligations. It won’t do to say, “I am a good enough Catholic”. We are expected to keep going out of our way and reach out in love especially to those in need – the hungry, the thirsty, the stranger, the poor and naked, the sick and those in prison.

At times, we get into the mindset that it’s ok not to do as much for those we think have brought misery upon themselves by their own actions but that, according to Jesus, is still not an excuse. It does not matter how people became poor or got sick—whether it was their fault or not—or why they are in prison. We are called to love them the same. These people are especially to be loved because they are the most in need of having their lives turned around. Love has the power to do that.

That is how we are to serve Christ the King; he wants us to be filled with care and compassion for brothers and sisters everywhere and, especially for those who are furthest from him, without counting the cost.

Serving Him, needless to say, is a challenge. But, it is a challenge that brings new life to us and to the world. As we end one liturgical year to begin a new season of Advent, let us love more. Let us close with this little prayer: “Help me, Lord, to seek and find and respond to you in every person and in every experience of this day. Grant, Lord, that all my thoughts, intentions, actions and responses may be directed solely to your love and service this day and ever more. Amen.”

From the Desk of Fr. Edgar Desde el escritorio del P. Edgar El evangelio de hoy, el último en Tiempo Ordinario, nos presenta un gran desafío. Nos llama a no ser supersticiosos sino a ser cristianos activos. A veces, esperamos que el mundo mejore con solo rezar o evitando caer en pecado, pero, para que las cosas

cambien, se necesita más que eso. Es necesario que escuchemos a Cristo, el Rey entronizado en nuestros corazones, y lleguemos a ser Sus verdaderos siervos—siervos que actúan fielmente de acuerdo a Sus mandatos.

¿Qué es lo que está en juego? ¡Un mundo mejor y el Cielo! Jesús está diciendo en el evangelio que, si deseamos vivir en paz en este mundo y si queremos vivir con Él, debemos amar a los demás activamente, independientemente de la respuesta que reciba nuestro amor. Esta es la forma en que Dios nos ama. No es suficiente solo cumplir nuestras obligaciones religiosas. No servirá decir: "Soy suficientemente bueno como católico”. Se espera que hagamos lo que sea necesario para tratar con amor y ayudar a todo aquel que encontremos en el camino, especialmente a los necesitados: los hambrientos, los sedientos, los extraños, los pobres desnudos, los enfermos y los que están en prisión.

A veces, entramos en la mentalidad de que está bien no hacer nada por aquellos que creemos haberse buscado sus problemas pero, según Jesús, eso no es excusa. No importa cómo las personas empobrecieron o enfermaron (haya sido su culpa o no) o por qué están en prisión. Estamos llamados a amarlos de la misma manera. Estas personas deben ser especialmente amadas porque son las que más lo necesitan para cambiar sus vidas; el amor tiene el poder de hacer eso.

Así es como debemos servir a Cristo el Rey; él quiere que seamos llenos de amor y compasión por nuestros hermanos y hermanas en todo el mundo sin contar el costo, especialmente, por aquellos que están más alejados de Dios.

Servir a nuestro Rey, Cristo, es un gran desafío. Pero es un desafío que nos da nueva vida. Al finalizar este año litúrgico y comenzar una nueva temporada de Adviento busquemos amar más. Cerremos pues con esta pequeña oración: "Ayúdame, Señor, a buscar, encontrar y responder a ti en cada persona y en cada experiencia de este día. Concede, Señor, que todos mis pensamientos, intenciones, acciones y respuestas se dirijan únicamente a tu amor y a tu servicio cada día más. Amén."

PG 6 ǀSt. Barbara Catholic Church

Pancake Breakfast

with Santa and Mrs. Clause Sunday, December 10th 8AM to 12:30PM Tickets on sale after all Masses beginning November 25th Hosted by St. Barbara Knights of Columbus

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.

ADVENT: AN INVITATION TO INTIMACY WITH GOD, An Online, Interactive Retreat for Women, Dec 3-24, 2017. Join the School Sisters of Notre Dame this Advent, using reflection materials provided by Sister Carolyn Sur, SSND. Deepen your personal reflection and prayer by interaction with a spiritual companion, a sister with whom you will be paired to meet with weekly by phone, skyped

or in person RSVP or for more info, for more details contact Sister Stephanie Spandl, SSND, at sspandl@ssnd.org or 651-278-4498, or visit ssnd.org/events/advent-retreat-2017 [3}.

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

rhudzik@archchicago.org, or call Ami Travel at

773/777-4900 or 800/821-8947; email

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Christmas Wafer Oplatek

Sharing of the oplatek (pronounced opwatek) is the most ancient and beloved of all Polish Christmas traditions. Oplatek is a thin wafer made of flour and water, similar in taste to the hosts that are used for communion during Mass. The Christmas wafer is shared before the Christmas Eve supper. The head of the household usually starts by breaking the wa-fer with his wife and then continues to share it with everyone at the table. Wishes for peace and prosperity are exchanged and even the pets and farm animals are given a piece of oplatek on Christmas Eve. Legend has it that if animals eat oplatek on Christmas Eve, they will be able to speak in human voices at midnight, but only those who are pure of spirit will be able to hear them. This tradition dates back many centuries when a thin, flat bread called podplomyk was baked over an open flame and then shared with the family gathered around the fire on Christmas Eve. Patterns would be cut onto the bread to make breaking easier. This is why oplatek today still have patterns on them, usually of Nativity scenes. The Christmas Wafer will be available in the Resource/Gift Center at the vestibule of the Church after all the weekend Masses. The cost is $2.00 for an envelope containing three wafers.

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