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TWENTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME † SEPTEMBER 2, 2018

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 uni-

ty, 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.�

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Parish Office �

Hours: 8:30 a.m. � 4:00 p.m. Mon�Fri�

Phone: 262�965�2332�

Address: 226 W. O awa Avenue�

Dousman, WI 53118�

Email: [email protected]�

Website: www.stbrunoparish.com�

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Circle of Life

Please pray for our friends and fellow parishioners who have

entered into E�� L�� during the month of September.�

BANNS OF MARRIAGE

II Christen Bouman & Jake Marx

BAPTIZED IN CHRIST

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Niko Eugene Grendahl�

Son of Timothy Grendahl & Kimberly Kershek�

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Jocelyn Danielle Williams�

Daughter of Robert & Kris�ana Williams�

Weekly Message

Conrad Anthony Bruno�

Richard Jahnke�

Adele Horbinski�

Rosemarie West�

Jerome Schell�

Tony Vernon�

Joe Horbinski�

Maggie Wagner�

Joseph McCarthy�

Marguerite Ryan�

Mary Virginia Fiore�

Laurence Mueller�

Ronald Prahl�

Jerry Gilbert�

Harlan Gerritsen�

Janice Warren�Bauer�

Catholic Quotes—Words to Inspire the Faithful

What do they not see, who see Him in all things?�

��St. Gregory the Great �

Parish Support: August 18, 2018�August 24, 2018�

Regular Parish Support

(envelopes/electronic, etc.)��$18,902�

Offertory��$512�

Children’s Offertory��$6�

Total��$19,420�

*Excludes any form of extraordinary income for both years.�

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Mortgage Balance as of 8/17/18��

$445,415

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Year to Date� � � � Last Year to Date�

7/1/18�8/24/18:� � � � 7/1/17�8/25/17:�

Regular Parish Support*��$91,907��$83,724�

Offertory:��$4,105��$3,792�

Children’s Offertory:��$41��$85�

Total:��$96,052��$87,601

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STEWARDSHIP CORNER

GOSPEL MEDITATION

ENCOURAGE DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF SCRIPTURE

Judgment tends to have a bad reputa%on. We o(en associate it with

condemna%on, and in the Gospels, we associate it with the

Pharisees. Today's Gospel features the Pharisees doing exactly what

we expect. "They observed that some of his disciples ate their meals

with unclean, that is, unwashed, hands." The Jewish people had

strict purifica%on laws that applied to all areas of life. The Pharisees

a2empt to accuse Jesus of not following the ancestral tradi%ons.

Jesus doesn't take offense at their judgments per se. He instead

points out the hypocrisy of their words. "You hypocrites ? this

people honors me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me."��

From there, Jesus turns his a2en%on to the concerns of the heart.

"The things that come from within are what defile." He lists off a

number of sins, including some the Pharisees were likely struggling

with, including evil thoughts, envy, and arrogance. When we

examine the list, perhaps we're reminded of our own trips to the

confessional! As we strive to follow Jesus and live with integrity, we

must be aware of our hearts. We must judge our own ac%ons. Are

they leading us closer to God or away from Him? Are we growing

in love of our neighbor, or are we becoming more closed in on

ourselves?�

As we move into this week, consider the state of our own heart.

Perhaps you are overly scrupulous in less important areas. Perhaps

there are large areas of overlooked sin that you've excused for too

long. Whatever it is, the judgment of God need not cripple us. He

offers us a share in His mercy as soon as we turn to Him. This week,

allow your heart to be transformed! �

©2018 Liturgical Publica%ons�

Waukesha County Food Pantry...

Is in great need of hygiene products!

Soap, toothpaste, singly packaged toothbrushes, shampoo and

condi'oner, deodorant, sanitary napkins/tampons. �

The donaAons barrel will be available in the church lobby. For more

informaAon contact Jacqui WiFmann at 262�269�4788�

Thanks in advance for your generosity�

Looking for the last winning

ticket from the Fr. Ralph Golf Outing

Special Raffle�TV 329998�

Come join us for our Annual St. Bruno Parish �

FREE Picnic on September 9th following the 10:30am Mass. �

All Parishioners are invited to a2end! Bring your families as well as

friends from outside the Parish to enjoy fun, fellowship & food. �

~Sponsored by the St. Bruno Stewardship Commi�ee�

Sunday—September 9th

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Monday, September 10th�

1:30�6:30 p.m.�

Dousman Community Center, 235 N. Main Street, Dousman�

Call Carole for appointments (262) 965�2384 or visit www.bcw.edu�

STEWARDSHIP CORNER

SCHOOL HAPPENINGS

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FAITH FORMATION

(DOESN’T END AT CONFIRMATION)

Children's Liturgy of the Word

We are in DESPERATE need of people who are willing to

lead Children's Liturgy of the Word. This is a part of the

10:30 Mass��Children leave Mass to hear the Gospel in

a way that helps them to understand that God is

speaking to them. This "me includes reading the

Gospel, doing an ac"vity or project to help them

understand the Gospel, and praying pe""ons together.

The Children LOVE this "me together��but right now we only have

one volunteer to lead this��which means the children get this

opportunity only one "me a month. It's not a hard thing to do, and

you are given all of the materials and training to help you do this.

High school Juniors and Seniors are welcome to do this too. Your

commitment is once a month, September through May.�

Please consider being a part of this GREAT ministry. �

For more informa"on contact Amy Golden at [email protected]

or 262�402�8229�

After School Care Job Opening

St. Bruno Parish School is looking for an adult to staff the AMer School

Care Program. Hours would be 3:30�6:00 p.m., Monday�Friday.

This is a paid posiAon. For more details, contact �

Mary MacDonald at [email protected] or �

Call the school office at 262�965�2291.�

PARENT NIGHT -

ALL SCHOOL PARENTS

Please join us Thursday, September 13, �

from 6:30�8:00 PM in the Gathering Place �

for Parent Night. �

This will be an informa%onal night and an opportunity to learn more

about the teacher’s expecta%ons and your role in your child’s

educa%on. Watch for more informa%on in the School Newsle2er.�

UPDATE FROM JOHN 10 YOUTH MINISTRY

High School Faith Forma%on classes begin on�Sunday, September

9th�(Morning Classes at St. Bruno at 9am and Evening Classes at

St. Paul at 6:30pm). If you have not yet registered online, please

register at�h2ps://online.factsmgt.com/signin/4LNSG�

In addi%on, we could also use a few more adult catechist/small

group leaders to help form the teens. If you are feeling a nudge

from the Holy Spirit to help form the next genera%on of Catholics,

please contact Bill Snyder at�[email protected]�or 424�704�3278.�

Walk with Us�

Saturday, October 20!�

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Join us as we celebrate

Catholic Schools.�

Register to walk or make a

donation to support your local

Catholic school.�

"Help Support St. Bruno School and buy some SCRIP!

��Planning to do some yard projects? We have�Home Depot,

Menards AND� we now have Mill's Fleet Farm Scrip in $25 cards!�

��Doing some back to school shopping? We have Target and

Wal�Mart Scrip cards!�

��Just realized your kids outgrew their Spring clothing? We have

Land's End, Marshall's, Dicks, Gap/Old Navy and Amazon cards!�

Scrip is a fundraiser that lets you raise $$ without spending an extra

cent!�And while you're shopping, check out our list of Exclusive

ONLINE Scrip vendors��"�

UNIFORM SWAP

Don’t forget! We have a Uniform Swap program. Head to the

coat closet of the Gathering Space and pick out the clothes

you need for your student. Then, bring back the ones that

they have outgrown and are in good shape and leave them

there for someone else! Please help us keep this area neat and

organized. (In an effort to keep this space, please limit the items to

uniforms only.) QuesAons? Call school office at 262�965�2291 or email

[email protected].�

Parish Prayer and Worship Opportunities

This years ministry fair will be held aMer both masses the weekend of

Sept. 8th & 9th. Please consider volunteering a liFle bit of your Ame in

one of the important ministries within the St. Bruno community.�

There will be volunteers on hand to answer any quesAons, or

contact Mark Mrozek in the parish office 262�965�2332.�

BIBLES�

We have an early childhood faith formaAon program that is

used by children through 2nd grade called Catechesis of

the Good Shepherd. I am currently looking for donaAons of

Bibles in languages other than English. SuggesAons, Spanish, Hebrew,

Greek, German, etc. Seeing these Bibles helps our children to realize

that the word of God is wriFen for all peoples of the world.�

If you have a Bible you would be willing to donate, contact Amy Golden

at [email protected] or 262�402�8229.��

PARISHIONERS AND SCHOOL PARENTS

We have a new traffic paFern for drop off on school mornings. Cars will

be entering from St. Bruno Ave., and exiAng onto OFawa Ave. Those

aFending morning mass, or coming to St. Bruno’s between 8:00 AM

and 8:45 AM, should be aware of this, and avoid entering from OFawa

Ave. on school mornings. �

Thank you for your coopera'on in ensuring the safety of students. �

Labor Day Blessing

Good and Gracious God,�

You created human beings in Your image and likeness and gave us

dominion over crea%on to be stewards of the land and

co�creators of Your Kingdom. Jesus, You became one of us and la-

bored as a carpenter. You ask all people ��whatever our state of life

��to follow you faithfully. Holy Spirit, bless all�workers this Labor

Day. May all our ac%ons be�animated by Your love, as we do all

things for the glory of God. Amen. © Liturgical Publica�ons Inc� �

CALENDAR OF EVENTS THIS WEEK

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UPCOMING ST. BRUNO EVENTS..�

Sept. 8 & 9�Ministry Fair, following weekend masses�

Sept. 8 & 9�Raffle Ticket pick�up following weekend masses�

Sept. 9�Annual Parish Picnic, All are welcome, following 10:30 mass�

Sept 10�1:30�6:30 p.m. Donate Blood, Dousman Community Center�

Sept. 13�All School Parents Night, 630�8:00 p.m. Gathering Place�

Sept. 13�Dynamic Men’s Group starts 5:30am �7am, 13 weeks�

Sept. 22 & 23�SVDP Truck for dona'ons, no TVs�

Nov. 7�Bring the whole family and friends for Rich Curran at St. Pauls�

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UPCOMING ST. PAUL EVENT�

Sept 12�Dec 12. Dynamic Men’s Group. Both the morning group &

evening group will conAnue. If you are interested in joining either group,

contact Tim Weske. ([email protected]) �

Nov. 7�Join us for Rich Curran, Strengthen your family & deepen your

faith. �

Monday, September 3: No School/Parish Office Closed �

� 8:00 a.m. Mass/Church�

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

Tuesday, September 4:�

� 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 Girls Volleyball/Gym�

Wednesday, September 5: �

� 8:45 a.m. Mass/Church �


� 7:00�9:00 p.m. Choir Rehearsal/church�

Thursday, September 6: Info. For the Sept. 16 Bulle2n Due�

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


Friday, September 7: �

� 8:45 a.m. Mass (St. Paul Church)�

� 10:30 a.m. Rosary & Devo%ons/ Three Pillars Chapel�

Saturday, September 8: �

� 3:00 p.m. Reconcilia%on/Church�

� 3:00�6:00 p.m. Ministry Fair/Gathering Place�

� 3:00�6:00 p.m. Raffle Ticket Pick�up/Gathering Place�

� 4:00 p.m. Mass/Church�

Sunday, September 9: Annual Parish Picnic following mass�

� 9:00�10:30 a.m. HS Forma%on class/School�

� 9:00�10:15 a.m. K�8 Faith Forma%on class/School�

� 10:00�Noon Ministry Fair/Gathering Place�

� 10:00�Noon Raffle Ticket Pick�up/Gathering Place�

� 10:30 a.m. Mass/Church�

� 11:30 a.m. Annual Parish Picnic/Outside�

WHAT IS YOUR CATHOLIC IQ?

Where is the Sanctuary located in Church? �

a)� area around the altar�

b)� area around the bap%smal font�

c)� area around the church kitchen�

d)� area around the church closet.�

Why do we do that?

CATHOLIC TRADITIONS EXPLAINED

Ques2on:�As we celebrate Labor Day, can you tell me about Catholic

teaching regarding labor?��

Answer: One of the most important principles of Catholic social

teaching is the dignity of work and the rights of workers. Four

encyclicals address this founda%onal social teaching: Rerum

Novarum (1891) by Leo XIII, Quadragesimo Anno (1931) by Pius XI,

Laborem Exercens (1981), and Centesimus Annus (1991) by John

Paul II. They address both the theology and dignity of work. In

Genesis, God takes the ini%a%ve in crea%ng the world, calling forth

human beings to be faithful stewards of crea%on. We are thus

formed to share in God's con%nuing crea%ve ac%vity by partnering

with God in finishing the world and helping bring it to comple%on

and fulfillment. From this perspec%ve, work can be spiritually

understood in terms of sharing in God's ongoing ac%vity to build,

create, and transform the world. Human beings are co�creators with

God. This voca%on demands self�discipline.��

Besides an exercise in self�discipline, work is also the means by

which we develop and fulfill ourselves. In work, we shape the world

and our environment. Through work, we also shape ourselves. Pope

John Paul II summarized this point in Laborem Exercens #6, "the

value of work is not primarily the kind of work being done, but the

fact that the one who is doing it is a person."��

Labor Day offers an excellent opportunity to reflect on how we view

work in light of our Catholic social teaching.�

OTHER UPCOMING EVENTS

Sep 7 St James, Mukwonago Fish Fry. 4:30 and 7 PM. Fried or Baked

Cod, Fried Lake Perch, Fried Walleye or Fried Shrimp. Includes your

choice of French fries or baked potato, coleslaw, rye bread, milk and

coffee. Child’s dinner of chicken nuggets, French fries, applesauce and

milk . Beer, wine coolers and soda are available for purchase. The Council

of Catholic Women selling their delicious desserts. Dine in or carryout.�

Sep 14 St. Theresa Church, Eagle Fish Fry. Choice of a 3�Pc Baked or

Fried Cod Dinner, or an 8�Pc Fried Shrimp Dinner all for $10 each. Also

serving an 8�Pc Chicken Nugget Dinner for $6. Included: French Fries,

Potato Pancakes, or Baked Potato, Coleslaw, Marble Rye Bread, Milk or

Coffee. Beer, soda, wine coolers and delicious home�made desserts are

also available. Serving 4:30 �7:00 PM. Carry�Outs are available! �

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A CONFERENCE FOR ADULTS IN THEIR 20'S & 30'S� �

MILWAUKEE, WI | SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2018�

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Attention Men of St. Bruno Parish!

You are invited and asked to join our Dynamic

Men's Group that meets Thursday mornings

6�7AM starAng Sept. 13.� Hot breakfast awaits

starAng by 5:30.� �Our DMG encourages, supports and assists all men in

becoming a beFer Catholic Man. With only 25% of Catholics aFending

Mass our world needs change and you are a part of it. This is an exciAng

program that does change lives. Time to step up to the plate! �

Contact Jerry Strand at 262�965�3436 or [email protected] for

info or to sign up.�

LITURGICAL PRAYER

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THE WORD OF THE LORD

Monday, September 3, 2018 �

1 Corinthians 2:1�5, Luke 4:16�30�

Tuesday, September 4, 2018 �

1 Corinthians 2:10b�16, Luke 4:31�37�

Wednesday, September 5, 2018�


Thursday, September 6, 2018�


Friday, September 7, 2018�


Saturday, September 8, 2018�

Micah 5:1�4a, Ma2hew 1:1�16, 18�23 �

Sunday, September 9, 2018�

Isaiah 35:4�7a, James 2:1�5�

Mark 7:31�37 �

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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.�

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ST. VINCENT DE PAUL

Monday, September 3�

8:00 a.m. † Ed & Rose Igl�

Tuesday, September 4�

Mass at St. Paul 8:00 a.m.�

Wednesday, September 5�

8:45 a.m. † Elaine Schwister Marks�

Thursday, September 6�

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

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Friday, September 7�

Mass at St. Paul 8:45 a.m.�

Saturday, September 8�

4:00 p.m. † Juan Rodriguez�

Sunday, September 9�

VW:XW a.m. † Rosemarie West�

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�

RCIA Are you interested in being bap�zed

into the Catholic Faith? Did you miss out on

receiving Eucharist or Confirma�on? �

Contact Mary Kral, (262) 968�3865 or

[email protected]�

LIVE THE LITURGY � �

INSPIRATION FOR THE WEEK�

In response to how the Pharisees and

scribes lived their faith, Jesus said, "This

people honors me with their lips, but their

hearts are far from me." Both good and evil

impulses come from our hearts. Which one

has the upper hand depends on how well a

person has taken on the mind and heart

of God. How well we live our faith is

determined by the same. As Pope Francis

tells us, Jesus is present in all of our

brothers and sisters, especially those who

endure suffering like his own. Our world is

full of tragedy, conflict, and suffering:

slave labor, diseases, wars, terrorism,

exploita%on, famine, human trafficking.

We cannot simply pay lip service to the

evils of the world ? we must act!� �

Sharing the Gospel

For the Kids

Wash your hands before you

eat! Did you know that rule

came from God, so that we

would stay healthy? In today's Gospel, the

Pharisees liked to wash their hands and

follow God's rules, only because they liked

to show off. Don't be like those Pharisees.

When you follow God's rules, do the right

thing out of love for God.�

Prayer�

Dear God, help me to keep my heart clean,

full of love for you and other people.�

Mission for the Week�

The next %me you wash your hands, thank

God that he made rules to keep us all safe,

healthy and happy.�

Please support our Adver�ser of the Week, �

McDonough Septic

See their full sized ad in this bulle�n.�

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22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time

The gospel today hits home closer than we

may think. What tradi%ons do we blindly

cling to? Perhaps it is enough for us just to

go to Mass on Sunday? Do we keep the

le2er of the law and miss en%rely the spirit

of the law. Interior righteousness means a

heart turned to God. Purity of heart is

expressed in righteous living: self�giving for

the sake of others. �

As you give your gi> to the poor

through the Society of St. Vincent de

Paul, in your heart you also will find

the good news of God’s love.�

WHAT IS YOUR CATHOLIC IQ?

The answer is : a�

In many Western Chris%an tradi%ons, the

area around the altar is call the sanctuary.

The area is considered holy because of the

presence of Jesus in the Eucharist. �

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 pe%%ons and place them in the wall

at any %me. We encourage you to also take

another’s pe%%on 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. �

ST. BRUNO BOOK CLUB

Next mee'ng of the Book Club �

Tues., Sept. 11 at�9 a.m.��

St. Bruno Family Room. �

The Book for August is: �

The Return

by Hisham Matar

An autobiography that is a suspenseful

detecAve story about his father’s fate at the

hands of Gaddafi’s Libya. An account of the

suffering fostered by the Arab spring.�

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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 �

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

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

[email protected].�

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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.�

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

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Emergency��262�965�2313� E�Mail��[email protected]�

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John Hoffman��262�422�1582�


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Parish Office Phone��262�965�2332�

Parish Website��www.stbrunoparish.com�

Parish E�mail��[email protected]�

Bulle"n E�mail��[email protected]

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School Office Phone��262�965�2291�

School Website��www.stbrunoparishschool.com�

E�Mail (School Secretary)��[email protected]�

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

[email protected]

• New Construction • Additions/Remodeling

• Construction Management

Gerrit Gronowski 262-490-5651

Parish Member

[email protected]

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 Dentists

Dennis M. Schaeffer, D.D.S. Michael T. Goral, D.D.S.

Richard V. Whalen, 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

[email protected]

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

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