Community of St. Barbara of Brookfield
Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
February 19, 2017
Parish Directory
Rectory: 4008 Prairie Ave. Brookfield, IL 60513
485-2900
After hours emergency line:
730-4485
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.stbarbarabrookfield.org
Parish Center: 4015 Prairie Ave.
Rev. Edgar Rodriguez, Parish Administrator
485-2900
[email protected]
Rev. Michael Ahlstrom, Resident
485-2900
[email protected]
Rev. Larry Janowski, O.F.M., Weekend Celebrant
Deacon John Debnar
579-3674
Angela Lawler, Business Manager
485-2900
[email protected]
Sister Mary Lou Pleitner, C.S.J., Bulletin Editor
485-2900
Administrative Assistant;
[email protected]
Sister Leyla Cerda, C.S.J., Receptionist
485-2900
[email protected]
Maria Ramos, Religious Education Directress
927-4017
Religious Education Office: 8900 Windemere Ave.
[email protected]
Peter Bromann, Music Director
485-2900
[email protected]
John Bradshaw, Weekend Music Ministry
[email protected]
Aida Gatch, St. Barbara Food Pantry / Lending Closet
9300 W. 47th St.
295-7336
[email protected]
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Weekday Masses: 8:00 a.m. Monday through Saturday
Rosary after 8:00 a.m. Mass -Mon. through Sat.
Tuesday at 6:30 p.m., and Friday at 6:00 p.m. in Spanish
Saturday Masses: 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
Sunday Masses: 7:30 and 10:00 a.m.,
Spanish Mass: 12:30 p.m.
Reconciliation: Saturday 8:45 to 9:30 a.m.
Baptisms: To schedule and for information please call the
Parish Office at 485-2900
Spanish Baptisms: To schedule and for information please
call the Parish Office at 485-2900
Marriage Preparation: Call the Parish Office for information
Eucharistic Adoration: 2:00– 9:00 p.m. every Monday
New Parishioners: Register at the Parish Office
Parish Office Hours:
Monday — Wednesday and Friday 9:00 a.m. — 4:00 p.m.
Thursday 9:00 a.m. — 7:00 p.m.
Closed on Saturday and Sunday
Centennial Pictorial Directory
If you had your family portrait taken for the
centennial directory, your copy is available and can
be picked up in the Resource Room a er all the
Masses this weekend. During the week come to the
parish office. Thank you.
St. Barbara Parish, Brookfield
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Campaña Católica Anual
"Ama a tu prójimo como a
mismo"
Annual Catholic Appeal
““Love Your Neighbor As
Yourself”
This weekend, our parish will
be conduc ng the Annual
Catholic Appeal in-pew
Commitment Weekend. Please
remember that the Annual
Catholic Appeal is much different
than a one- me special
collec on. It is a pledge campaign
where you can make a gi
payable in installments.
The ACA theme, “Love Your
Neighbor As Yourself,” was
selected to remind us that our
contribu ons to the Annual
Catholic Appeal enable the
funded ministries and services to
share God’s love with many
others in our Parish and our
Archdiocese.
Each pledge makes a
difference because all Parishes
par cipate in the campaign and
the gi s of many enable our
Archdiocese to deliver needed
ministries and services.
Thank you for your prayerful
considera on and generous
response.
Este fin de semana, nuestra
parroquia llevará a cabo desde
las bancas de nuestro templo el
denominado Fin de Semana de
Compromiso de la Campaña
Católica Anual. Por favor,
recuerde que la Campaña
Católica Anual es muy diferente
de una colecta especial que
ocurre una sola vez. Esta es una
campaña de promesas de
dona vos en la cual usted puede
hacer un dona vo a pagar en
plazos.
El lema de la CCA,"Ama a tu
prójimo como a mismo", fue
elegido para recordarnos que
nuestras contribuciones a la
Campaña Católica Anual
permiten a los ministerios y los
servicios que son financiados
compar r el amor de Dios con
muchas otras personas de
nuestra parroquia y de nuestra
Arquidiócesis.
Sin embargo, cada promesa de
dona vo hace una diferencia,
porque todas las parroquias
par cipan en la campaña y los
dona vos de muchos permiten a
nuestra arquidiócesis ofrecer los
ministerios y los servicios que son
tan necesarios.
Gracias por su devota
consideración y generosa
respuesta.
Help at the Ronald
McDonald House
Our Missionary Spirit Team is
looking for volunteers to help
prepare a home-cooked meal for
the families staying at the Ronald
McDonald House. The meals
allow the families to unwind, destress, and for fy their bodies to
be at their best for their child in
the hospital. Volunteers will
prepare dinner for the families at
the House near Loyola Hospital
on Wednesday, March 1st. This
can be a great way to start off
lent if you are looking for a way
to help others. Children 10-12
can join us with a parent; teens
need a permission slip. We'll
carpool from St. Barbara's,
leaving at 4:30 p.m. If you are
interested please contact Carol
at 630-655-0326 or
missionaryspirit@stbarbarabrook
field.org. There is only space for
ten volunteers.
Council of Catholic Women
The next General Mee ng of
St. Barbara CCW is Tuesday,
March 7th, at 7:00 p.m. in the
Parish Center. Nomina ons of
officers for 2017-2018 will be
presented for vo ng and the
2017 Woman-of-the-Year will be
discussed. Please plan to a end.
Refreshments will be served.
Interested parish women are also
welcome.
NEW! Spring Flea Market
Saturday, April 29th — 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. in the Parish Center
Reserve your space – $15.00. Bring your own table or rent one.
Bring your items (gently used clothing, household, etc.) and the profit is
all yours! Start pu ng your items together and get ready to make some
$$$. Call Alicia at 485-2502 for more informa on. Sponsored by St.
Barbara Council of Catholic Women.
Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
February 19, 2017
From the Desk of Fr. Edgar
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Desde el escritorio del P. Edgar
How do you feel when someone offends or
hurts you in any way? The normal responses
are anger and even a desire for retalia on.
However, in our Gospel reading today, we see
that Jesus dismisses the old Laws of retalia on that
were followed by the Jews. Their idea of jus ce was
reciprocal: an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth.
Jesus tells his followers that, they must reject that
idea of jus ce and be guided instead by his teaching
which is to “…offer no resistance to one who is evil.
¿Cómo nos sen mos cuando alguien nos ofende
o hiere de alguna manera? La respuesta pica es
sen r ira y deseo de represalias. Sin embargo,
en nuestra lectura del Evangelio hoy vemos que
Jesús rechaza las an guas Leyes de represalia que
eran seguidas por los judíos. Su idea de jus cia era
recíproca: ojo por ojo y diente por diente.
Jesús les dice a sus seguidores que deben rechazar esa idea de jus cia y, en su lugar, ser guiados por
su enseñanza la cual nos dice que, “…no hagan resis-
When someone strikes you on your right cheek, turn
the other one as well. If anyone wants to go to law
with you over your tunic, hand over your cloak as
well. Should anyone press you into service for one
mile, go for two miles. Give to the one who asks of
you, and do not turn your back on one who wants to
borrow…” This passage basically means, to avoid
tencia al hombre malo. Si alguno te golpea en la
mejilla derecha, preséntale también la izquierda; al
que te quiera demandar en juicio para quitarte la
túnica, cédele también el manto. Si alguno te obliga
a caminar mil pasos en su servicio, camina con él
dos mil. Al que te pide, dale; y al que quiere que le
prestes, no le vuelvas la espalda.” Este pasaje signifi-
violence and animosity at all costs; instead, show
others your goodness that they may see the worth
of who you are.
The following of this teaching is needed in today’s
world as much as it was in the me of Jesus. Have
you seen or heard what is happening in Chicago
streets lately? Not even children are escaping the
violence among adults! Bi er disputes between
family members, friends, or strangers (some mes
for things that are insignificant) are robbing us from
our peace and our children. Does revenge and
violence achieve anything? Does it stop the hurt?
Does anyone feel be er for it?
People o en say that Jesus was naive and to live
this way of turning the other cheek is to be naive
too but the truth is, it is the only way to stop evil in
its tracks. And, yes, it might hurt (like the cross) but
the end result might be much be er than the
consequences of violence and retalia on. It can
actually heal us since harboring resentment eats us
up; forgiving others truly sets us free and li s a
burden from us. It is not easy to live by this teaching
but the other way is no easier. Trust me—I’ve been
there and done that…
ca básicamente, que debemos tratar de evitar la
violencia y la enemistad a toda costa; en su lugar,
debemos pagar a otros con bondad para que puedan ver el valor de nuestra persona.
El seguir esta enseñanza es necesario en el mundo
de hoy tanto como lo fue en el empo de Jesús.
¿Han visto u oído lo que está sucediendo en las calles de Chicago úl mamente? Ni siquiera los niños se
escapan de la violencia entre los adultos. Las amargas disputas entre miembros de la familia, amigos o
extraños (a veces por cosas insignificantes) nos están privando de nuestra paz y de nuestros hijos.
¿Realmente nos hacen sen r mejor la venganza y la
violencia? Típicamente no.
La gente a menudo dice que Jesús era ingenuo y
que vivir dando la otra mejilla también lo es, pero la
verdad es que, es la única manera de detener el mal.
Y, sí, duele (como la cruz), pero el resultado final es
mucho mejor que las consecuencias de la violencia y
la venganza. En realidad, puede curarnos ya que albergar resen mientos nos come por dentro, mientras que perdonar a otros realmente nos hace libres
y nos levanta una gran carga. No es fácil vivir esta
enseñanza, pero la alterna va es mucho más di cil.
Créanme—lo he experimentado en mi propia vida…
St. Barbara Parish, Brookfield
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Mass Schedule
Pray for Our Sick and Deceased
SUNDAY, February 19
5:00(Sat 5:00-+Bill Reichmann (Friend)
7:30– Parishioners of St. Barbara
10:00-+James J. Radocha (Family and Friends)
12:30 -+Gabina De la Torre (Familia)
MONDAY, February 20
8:00-+Bill Reichmann (Friend)
TUESDAY, February 21
St. Peter Damian
8:00-+Bill Reichmann (Friend)
WEDNESDAY, February 22
Chair of St. Peter
8:00-+Bill Reichmann (Friend)
THURSDAY, February 23
8:00-+Bill Reichmann (Friend)
FRIDAY, February 24
8:00-+Bill Reichmann (Friend)
SATURDAY, February 25
8:00-+Ruth Gorby (Annabelle Bilek)
5:00-+Donna Zayner (Family)
+Bill Reichmann (Friend)
SUNDAY, February 26
7:30-+Kathy Wadda (CCW)
10:00-+Jerry Thorburn (Hernandez Family)
+Leon Grunow, Father of Fr. Steven Grunow
(Weissensel Family)
12:30 -Spanish Mass
Recemos por los enfermos y los que han fallecido
May the healing hand of the Lord be with the sick:
Aydan and Emma Alonso, Bill Burke, Diane Fagan,
Dan Garinger, Connor Golden, Richard Feirick,
Holly Funk, Karen Hekr, Jozefa Jaskiewicz,
Robert Jessup, Lena Krason, Ray Mar n,
Be e Mersereau, Donna Moore, Tom O’Dowd,
Pat Petrik, Robert Petrik, Mary Ryder, Rita Sanchez,
Edvige Sancricca, Anthony Skokna,
Susan Smetana Butler, Janice Sorensen, Dan Spacek,
Helen Stelmack, Chris Straka, Paul Straka,
Robin Stuker, Naomi Sweet, Jerry Thorburn,
Preston Walker, Steven Wanda, Marilyn Ward,
Chris Zayner
For our deceased, whom we remember and love:
Margaret Bradbury, Donald Urban, Dean Pederson
(son of Dean and Sue Pederson)
School Sisters of Notre Dame
Invite Women Discerning to Religious Life to
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Come and share a meal
Be with our Sisters in Brookfield, Illinois
Friday, February 24th
For more info contact Sr. Mary Kay Brooks, SSND at
[email protected] or 612-309-6376
Liturgical Appointments for February 25—26
Lectors
Eucharis c Ministers
5:00 pm Veronica Hiltscher Bread: Pam Carlson, Tony Carey, Angela Lawler
Fr. Larry
Lisa Mackenzie Cup: Tom Carlson, Stephanie Pozzie, Marie LeGros, Rich Slehofer,
Elaine Bartucci
7:30
Fr. Mike
10:00
Fr. Larry
Jose Flores
Noel Thornton
Bread: Barb Kratochvil, Mike Czemske, Carol Benda
Cup: Gladys Wheeler, Carol Mrazek, Slyvia Gauthier, Cathy DeCola
Estelle Disselhorst Bread: Therese Kourim, Marge Kearney, Frank Schmidt
Amanda Moore Cup: Barb Johnson, Elaine Bartucci, Basia Savoy, Rich Kucera, Gary Scelonge,
Dolores Maciejewski
12:30 pm Fr. Edgar
Altar Servers
Hannah Mahay
Joseph Hiltscher
Kathryn Chicoine
David Sullivan
Theresa Lemont
John Se no
Ministros de Comunion: Franciscom Rosaura Arellano y Ruben Guerrero
Altar Servers: Ernesto Romo, Ulises Romo, Herbert Barraza
Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
February 19, 2017
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Readings for the Week
St. Barbara Parish
Monday:
Sir 1:1-10; Ps 93:1-2, 5; Mk 9:14-29
Tuesday:
Sir 2:1-11; Ps 37:3-4, 18-19, 27-28, 39-40; Mk 9:30-37
Wednesday:
1 Pt 5:1-4; Ps 23:1-3a, 4-6; Mt 16:13-19
February 12, 2017
Total Weekly Offering …………......…$ 6,044.30 Thursday: Sir 5:1-8; Ps 1:1-4, 6; Mk 9:41-50
Friday:
Sir 6:5-17; Ps 119:12, 16, 18, 27, 34, 35; Mk 10:1-12
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Saturday: Sir 17:1-15; Ps 103:13-18; Mk 10:13-16
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Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ,
It is with some urgency that I write to you today, about a bill in our Illinois legislature, HB 40. The bill in
ques on, if passed, would use tax dollars to pay for taking the life of a child in the womb through an
abor on. There are strong indica ons that HB 40 could be enacted into law if we fail to act.
In addi on to manda ng state funding of abor on through the Medicaid program, HB 40 also calls for
abor on coverage in state employees’ health care plans. It also allows for the use of tax dollars to fund
grants to organiza ons that refer, counsel for and perform abor ons, e.g., Planned Parenthood. All of these
state-funded mandates are currently prohibited by Illinois law. We have raised our voices in the past for
those who have no voice, whether they be the immigrant or the refugee, the poor, or the unemployed. We
now need to speak for the children in the womb, who are the weakest among us.
We need to let our elected officials know that taxpayers should not be forced to fund the taking of human
life. In fact, tax money should be used to fund prenatal services for the poor and child care for working
mothers, as well as expand health-care op ons for those in need. Please join me in advoca ng for all life by
urging your state representa ve to reject HB 40 and work instead to pass a budget that funds all essen al
services.
The Season of Lent begins soon. Lent is a word that means “spring me,” the me of new life. Let us make
this Lent a celebra on of life by protec ng the new life and hope the birth of a child brings to the world.
Sincerely yours in Christ,
Cardinal Blase Cupich, Archbishop of Chicago
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Resource Room
Lent is just around the corner
and the Resource Room has
something for everyone who wants
to make Lent special this year. We
have Li le Black Books for $1—
these books have six-minute
reflec ons for every day from Ash
Wednesday un l Easter. This book
provides the framework for you to
enjoy “lec o divina” (sacred
prayer) as Fr. Edgar discussed in his
bulle n ar cle a few weeks ago.
This six-minute program starts on
Sunday, February 26th, which gives
you three days to get ready for
Lent! Get your Li le Black Book
while the supply lasts!
Come check out our supply of
rosaries for sale or just check out a
book to read during Lent.
Did you know that Candlemas
Day takes place 40 days a er the
birth of Jesus? This feast
celebrates the presenta on of
Jesus at the temple. This year, it
was celebrated on February 2nd
and it is customary to bless candles
for the home at this me. The
Resource Room has boxes of
candles used for prayer in the
home for $3/box. These candles
can be blessed by the priest and
brought home to be used
throughout the year for religious
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and as sacramentals during me of
hardship, danger and for Divine
guidance.
St. Barbara Parish, Brookfield
What is Missionary Spirit?
In 2013 our Missionary Spirit
Team grew out the Parish
Transforma on process. We
were reminded that by virtue of
our Bap sm and Confirma on we
are all called to be missionaries,
whether that be where we live,
where we worship or where we
work. We are called to reach out,
as Jesus did, to help the poor, the
sick and the sinner.
The Missionary Spirit Team
works to find service
opportuni es for our
parishioners. Our goal is to give
all parishioners an opportunity
every month to serve someone in
need. We look for opportuni es
to serve those in our parish, our
local community and beyond.
We have helped the hungry and
the ill; our parish and our
environment; children and the
elderly.
St. Barbara's Missionary Spirit
Team is planning some great
service opportuni es for 2017!
We hope there is something on
the calendar that catches your
a en on and gets you thinking
about how you can help. More
details will be posted in the
bulle n as each event
approaches. If you'd like to get an
e-mail update about service
projects (this is a great idea for
families with Confirma on
candidates!), contact us at
missionaryspirit@stbarbarabrook
field.org. See website for monthly
events.
www.stbarbarabrookfield.org
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FAT Thursday
FareWELL
OPEN HOUSE
The Well Spirituality Center
March 2, 2017 from 4:30-7:30 p.m.
Drop-in to say goodbye to this
sacred space that has meant much
to so many of us!
. Write farewell messages on the
walls
. Get a glimpse of future plans for
The Well
. Connect with Well friends
. Learn how to help The Well in the
future
RSVP [email protected]
or call 708-482-5048
Lenten Mission in the area
St. Pius X Parish, 43rd & Oak Park,
S ckney, will hold a Lenten Mission
on Thursday, March 2nd at 7:00 p.m.
in church.
The speaker will be Rev. Brian
Walker, O.P. and speak on "The Five
Finger Prayer."
Refreshments served in the parish
hall a er the mission. For
informa on call 708-484-7951.
Exploring the Diaconate
Have you ever felt the Holy
Spirit was calling you to consider
a voca on as a deacon?
The Ins tute for Diaconal
Studies invites all men who feel
the gentle nudge of the Holy
Spirit to serve the Church in a
special way to a end an
Exploring the Diaconate Session
on Thursday, March 2nd.
The mee ng will be held at
7:30 p.m. at the Office of the
Diaconate, 816 Marengo Ave.,
Forest Park. The mee ng will be a
me to pray, discuss and learn
more about the discernment
process and the forma on
Week of February 19—26
at St. Barbara’s
Sunday, February 19
—11:15am Religious Ed (School)
Monday, February 20
—8:30am Rosary (Church)
—10:00am AA Mee ng (Prairie A)
—2:00pm 9:00pm
Eucharis c Adora on (Church)
—6:00pm Adult Confirma on
Catechist Training (Prairie A & B)
Tuesday, February 21
—8:30am Rosary (Church)
—9:00am and 3:00pm School on
Wheels (Prairie A , B, and C)
—10:00am AA Mee ng (Prairie A)
—4:30pm Brownie Troop 50695
(Prairie C)
—6:30pm Rosary (Church)
Wednesday, February 22
—8:30am Rosary (Church)
—10:00am AL-ANON (Prairie A)
—6:00pm Religious Ed (School)
—6:15pm RE Parent Sacramental
Class 2 of 3 (School)
Thursday, February 23
—8:30am Rosary (Church)
—10:00am AA Mee ng (Prairie A)
—7:30pm Choir Prac ce (Church)
—8:00pm AA Mee ng (Prairie B)
Friday, February 24
—8:30am Rosary (Church)
—8:30am Friday Morning Regulars
(Prairie C)
—6:00pm Spanish Rosary (Church)
—6:30pm BEDS Plus (Windemere)
Saturday, February 25
—8:30am Rosary (Church)
—10:00am to 4:00pm
Confirma on Retreat (Gym)
Sunday, February 26
—11:15am Religious Ed (School)
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(708) 366-8900.
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• Bathroom Installations • Sump Pumps
• Toilets, Tubs, Sinks, Faucets
• Sewers Inspected by camera
• Foundation Leaks Repaired
• Battery Backup Systems
Quality Work - Reasonable Prices
MICHAEL & MARY DOEPKE, RN
State Licensed
Tower Home for
Funerals
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Meals • Light Housekeeping • Personal Care
Laundry • Companionship • Errands
Lic# 102246
• Breakfast • Lunch
• Catering/Parties
JUNK • FURNITURE • CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS
YARD WASTE, ETC. …
COMPASSIONATE
HOME CARE
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BLUEBERRY
HILL CAFE
25+ years
experience
Life long
local resident
Delicious Cheeses • Produce & Groceries
Family Owned Business
7145 S. Kingery Hwy. Route 83
Willowbrook, IL
[email protected]
JUNK REMOVAL
We Pick Up & Haul Away for you.
PROPERTIES
Catering Platters - Delicious Meats
& SEWER
our
environment
BROKER
Hot Foods • Deli • Dessert
Quality Work – Reasonable Prices
MILITIA
‘ Fighting for
LIZ KMET
any purchase
of $50 or more w/ad
800-566-6150 • www.wlpmusic.com
JUNK
40 yrs. exp.
GENERAL CONTRACTOR (708) 952-1833 Lic# SL574
• Roofing • Additions
STEPHEN J. GRUD
• Windows • Decks
D.D.S., M.S.
Jerry Linn 20 Yrs Exp
— Parishioner —
Orthodontist
(708) 485-3843 Insured (708) 484-7453
www.bnlbuilders.com
7026 W. Cermak Rd., Berwyn
Ruzicka’s
Senior Discount
708.352.4900
www.blueberrybreakfastcafe.com
CALL 312-316-2849
Norine A.
Torres
ED THE PLUMBER
ED THE CARPENTER
Best Work • Best Rate
Satisfaction Guaranteed As
$$ Parishioner Discount $$
21 N. Delaplaine Rd.
Riverside, IL
708-652-1444
(708) 447-2100
512156 St Barbara Church (A)
MAINTENANCE & I MPROVEMENT SPECIALIST
Full Time Realtor
Gina F. Orland, D.M.D.
Frank R. Orland, D.D.S.
Carla P. Orland, D.D.S.
Quality Work 25 yrs. Experience
At Reasonable Prices
Associated with the
firm Since 1980
Serving the Chicagoland
Area Suburbs
We Do All Our Own Work Shannon S. Shannon, D.D.S.
Lic# 055-026066
PROFESSIONAL HOME
Broker, Parishioner
Parishioner Discounts
Long Time Resident
www.jspaluch.com
Carpentry, Painting, Flooring
& Remodeling • Misc. Jobs
Interior-Exterior
(708) 785-9121
Paul Ruzicka
Notary Service
FREE to Parishioners
References - Free Estimates
708-602-9366
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