Corpus Christi Sunday June 26, 2011

St. Bruno Church

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THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST

BOŻE CIA£O

EL SANTÍSIMO CUERPO Y LA SANTÍSIMA SANGRE DE CRISTO

June 26, 2011 Budgeted Weekly Collection Goal $7,800.00 Sunday Collection 06-19-11 $4,979.41 Monthly Capital Improvement $2,369.15

THANK YOU FOR YOUR

CONTINUED GENEROSITY.

WEEK AT A GLANCE Sunday, June 26 9:00 AM Chords for the Lord Monday, June 27 Tuesday, June 28 6:00 PM Devotions to Our Lady of Guadalupe (Spanish) Wednesday, June 29 6:30 PM Bible Study (Spanish) 7:00 PM Devotions to Our Lady of Perpetual Help (Polish) 8:00 PM Chords for the Lord Thursday, June 30

9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Eucharistic Adoration 3:00 PM - 4:00PM Confessions 5:00 PM - 6:00PM Confessions 3:00 PM Divine Mercy Devotion (Polish) 4:00 PM Divine Mercy Devotion (English) 5:00 PM Divine Mercy Devotion (Spanish) Friday, July 1 6:45 PM BINGO

Saturday, July 2 Sunday, July 3 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM - Guadalupana Bake Sale

3rd Publication

Mitzi Alvarez

and

Gilberto Daniel Cantu YESENIA ANGELICA MARTINEZ

Daughter of

Kristin Jimenez

and

Sergio Martinez

EMILIA OBROCHTA

Daughter of

Agnieszka ( T ylka ) Obrochta

and

Stanislaw Obrochta

ISABELLE MELANIE LONGORIA

Daughter of

Dayna Diaz

and

David Longoria

SALVADOR LARA

Son of

Alma Murillo

and

Gabriel Lara

FEAST OF FAITH

The Corpus Christi Procession

In the thirteenth century, a Belgian nun by the

name of Juliana had a vision: she saw the full moon sil-

very and radiant except for one dark spot. The meaning of

the vision was revealed to her: the moon was the

Church’s liturgical year, the dark spot a missing feast in

honor of the Blessed Sacrament. Today’s feast of Corpus

Christi—the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ—grew

from Juliana’s vision.

On this feast, many parishes observe the tradi-

tional Corpus Christi procession, giving honor to the

Eucharist by carrying this greatest treasure out of the

safety of our churches and into our streets. At the end of

every Mass we are not just let out, we are sent forth,

strengthened by the Eucharist, to be the Body of Christ in

the world. The Corpus Christi procession is the dismissal

writ large! We take Jesus with us, not only in our hearts,

but carried in our midst and exposed in a monstrance. It is

a public profession of faith and a blessing of the world.

Jesus walks with us on these streets that we walk day after

day, among those who know him but yearn to know him

better, and among those who do not know him. The

Eucharist is a mystery to be believed, to be celebrated—

and to be lived. —Corinna Laughlin, © Copyright, J. S. Paluch Co.

From the Pastor’s Desk

Today we celebrate the Feast of Corpus Christi - the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ. In the Gospel Jesus says,

"Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my body has eternal life." St. Paul reminds us that the bread we break is a

"participation in the body of Christ" and the cup we drink is "a participation in the blood of Christ."….. If the Eucharist

is the true Body and Blood of Jesus, I would to ask this question: Why do we take the Mass so casually? It seems like

for many people the Eucharist is no big deal. Pope Benedict addressed this issue. In the book Light of the World, jour-

nalist Peter Seewald asked the pope why, at papal Masses, he has people kneel and receive Communion on the tongue.

Here is what he said:“I am not opposed in principle to Communion in the hand; I have both administered and received

Communion in this way myself. The idea behind my current practice of having people kneel to receive Communion on

the tongue was to send a signal and to underscore the Real Presence with an exclamation point. One important reason

is that there is a great danger of superficiality precisely in the kinds of Mass events we hold at Saint Peter’s, both in the

Basilica and in the Square. I have heard of people who, after receiving Communion, stick the Host in their wallet to take

home as a kind of souvenir. In this context, where people think that everyone is just automatically supposed to receive

Communion — everyone else is going up, so I will, too—I wanted to send a clear signal. I wanted it to be clear: Some-

thing quite special is going on here! He is here, the One before whom we fall on our knees! Pay attention! This is not

just some social ritual in which we can take part if we want to."

Fr. Tony

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Cudowny znak Eucharystii: został dany czeskiemu kapłanowi Piotrowi, pielgrzymującemu do Rzymu w 1263

roku .Pragnął on przy grobie swego patrona Apostoła Piotra, umocnić swoją osłabioną wiarę, zwłaszcza w obecność

Chrystusa w Eucharystii, która w owym czasie przez wielu była kwestionowana. Gdy odprawiał Mszę św. w krypcie

gdzie był grób męczennicy św. Krystyny, podczas Komunii oniemiał. Z trzymanej w palcach Hostii, przeistoczonej już

postaci Ciała Chrystusa, zaczęła skapywać krew pozostawiając na korporale widoczne ślady. Cudzoziemiec zadrżał,

krzyknął, i padł zemdlony. Wyniesiono go do zakrystii i co śmieszne zapomniano o nim, wszyscy bowiem pobiegli pod-

ziwiać pozostawiony na ołtarzu korporał z kroplami Krwi. W tym czasie niedaleko w Orvieto przebywał papież Urban

IV. Wysłał on szybko tam swoich ekspertów, aby zbadali całą sprawę. Po stwierdzeniu prawdziwości, eksperci zabrali

ze sobą relikwie i wyruszyli w drogę powrotną do Orvieto. Na ich spotkanie wyszedł papież, na moście di Rivochiaro

(most Słońca) nastąpiło przekazanie korporału papieżowi, który podniósł go i ukazał wszystkim wiernym. To właśnie

wydarzenie dało początek procesjom ku czci Ciała i Krwi Pańskiej…… Święto Bożego Ciała dotarło do Polski w 1320

roku, czyli w czasach króla Władysława Łokietka. W naszej polskiej tradycji to święto miało związek z odwróceniem

nieszczęść oraz uproszeniem pogody i błogosławieństwa plonów.

Ks. Antoni

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Hoy celebramos la Fiesta de Corpus Christi - el Cuerpo y la Sangre de Cristo. En el evangelio Jesus nos dice,

"El que come mi carne y bebe mi sangre, tiene la vida eterna." San Pablo nos hace recordar que el pan que

partimos "nos une a Cristo por medio de su cuerpo."

Si la Eucaristia es el Cuerpo y la Sangre de Jesus, hay que preguntar, Por que no damos mas importancia a la

Misa? Para muchos la Eucaristia no es gran cosa. El Papa Benedicto refiere a esto en el libro, Luz de Mundo.

Esto es lo que el Santo Padre dijo:

"No me opongo en principio a la Comunión en la mano; he administrado y recibido la Comunión en esta

forma yo mismo. La idea detrás de mi actual práctica de que la gente se arrodille para recibir la Comunión en

la lengua era enviar una señal y subrayar la Presencia Real con un punto de exclamación. Una importante

razón es que hay gran peligro de superficialidad precisamente en el tipo de eventos masivos que tenemos en

San Pedro, tanto en la Basílica como en la Plaza. He oído de gente que, después de recibir la Comunión, echan

la Hostia en su billetera para llevarsela a casa como una especie de souvenir. En este contexto, donde la gente

piensa que se supone automaticamente cada uno debe recibir la comunión —todos los demás van, así que yo

también voy—, quería enviar una señal clara. Quería que fuera clara: ¡Algo muy especial está pasando aquí!

¡Él está aquí, Aquel por el cual nos arrodillamos! ¡Presten atención! Esto no es sólo un ritual social en el cual

podemos tomar parte si queremos."

Padre Antonio

Congratulations to our

St. Bruno Graduates who have achieved Honor Roll status at their respective

High Schools.

BROTHER RICE QUEEN OF PEACE

Michael Enriquez - B Honor Roll Julia Galvan - A Honor Roll

Peter Navarro - B Honor Roll Monica Zaragoza - A Honor Roll

Justine Villar - B Honor Roll

MOTHER McAULEY

Anyssa Balcazar - A Honor Roll ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE PREP

Christina Gonzalez - A Honor Roll Agustin Fernandez, Jr. - First Honors Adele Espinosa - B Honor Roll Fabiola Rabadan - B Honor Roll

De La SALLE Mark Borzecki

John Galvan

Michael Poluha, Jr.

Ministers for Next Week’s Liturgies

DATE/TIME LECTOR BREAD SERVERS

5:00 PM

7/2/2011

E. Sajdak E. Sajdak, L. Sajdak

M. Radycki

A. & S. McCloud,

7:30 PM

7/3/2011

E. Ziarno E. Ziarno, J. Nowobilski K. Kukowski, M & V Hanacek

9:00 AM

7/3/2011

R. Ordzowialy R. Pauly, B. Cascone I. & S. Rodriguez

10:30 AM

7/3/2011

M. Olenderek M. Olenderek, J. Antolak D. & M. Wierzbicki

12:15 PM

7/3/2011

R. Montelongo R. Montelongo,

M. Sanchez

M. Enriquez, A. Santiago

2:30 PM

7/3/2011

S. Flores B. Perez, A. Gonzalez A., Y. & Y. Flores

SIGN FOR THE TIMES Why pay for a GPS ? Jesus gives directions for free.

SUNDAY, JUNE 26 THE MOST HOLY BODY

AND BLOOD OF CHRIST

7:30 AM + Helena i Stanislaw Radgowski - M. i

C. Radgowski

+ Wojciech Karbarz (25 rocz. smierci)

– Dzieci

9:00 AM + Elaine Bugno - Bud and Marge

Podrazik

10:30 AM + Wojciech, Janina i Tadeusz Polak -

Rodzina

+ Walter Rogala (Urodziny) - Matka

+ John Rogala (30 rocz. smierci) - Zona

+ Julian Wszolek (Gregorianka)

+ Wiktoria Gandera (Gregorianka)

12:15 PM + Steven Poleski - Mom and Dad

2:30 PM

MONDAY, JUNE 27 WEEKDAY

7:00 AM + Julian Wszolek (Gregorianka)

+ Wiktoria Gandera (Gregorianka)

+ Wladyslaw Nowak - Corki

+ Wladyslawa i Mikolaj Radgowski -

Mirka i Artur

8:00 AM + Purgatorial Society

TUESDAY, JUNE 28 ST. IRENAEUS

7:00 AM + Julian Wszolek ( Gregorianka)

+ Wiktoria Gandera ( Gregorianka)

8:00 AM + Ceil Waszak - Patricia Thompson

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29 SS. PETER AND PAUL

7:00 AM + Julian Wszolek (Gregorianka)

+ Wiktoria Gandera (Gregorianka)

8:00 AM St. Bruno Parishioners

7:00 PM

THURSDAY, JUNE 30 WEEKDAY

7:00 AM + Julian Wszolek ( Gregorianka)

+ Wiktoria Gandera ( Gregorianka)

8:00 AM

THURSDAY, JUNE 30 WEEKDAY

7:00 AM + Julian Wszolek ( Gregorianka)

+ Wiktoria Gandera ( Gregorianka)

8:00 AM

FRIDAY, JULY 1

THE MOST SACRED HEART OF JESUS

7:00 AM + Ludwika Bieniek (Gregorianka)

+ Jozefa Las (Gregorianka)

8:00 AM Health and God’s Blessings for John

and Bernice Wiedenski

(50th Wedding Annv.) - Children and

Grandchildren

7:00 PM + Katarzyna Stachacz - Bogdan

Stachacz

SATURDAY, JULY 2 THE IMMACULATE

HEART OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY

7:00 AM + Ludwika Bieniek ( Gregorianka)

+ Jozefa Las ( Gregorianka)

8:00 AM + Mary A. and Frank J. Ordzowialy -

Roxanna

3:00 PM Wedding of Mitzi Alvarez and

Gilberto Daniel Cantu

5:00 PM + George Patka - Ed and Mary

Grudowski

SUNDAY, JULY 3 FOURTEENTH SUNDAY IN

ORDINARY TIME

7:30 AM + Cecylia i Wojciech Karbarz - Dzieci

9:00 AM + Julia Majka ( 2nd Annv.) - Family

10:30 AM + Jessie J. Paszkowski - Ed i Maryann

Czuma

+ Jozef Szczech ( 8 rocz. smierci) -

Zona z Rodzina

+ Ludwika Bieniek ( Gregorianka)

+ Jozefa Las ( Gregorianka)

12:15 PM

2:30 PM

MASS INTENTIONS

SUPPORT AND PRAY FOR OUR MILITARY MEN AND WOMEN SERVING IN OUR ARMED FORCES

Capt. Eric Henzler, USMC Brian Espino, USMC Alex Chobot, USN

E3 Airman Kelly Centrangalo, Air Force Capt. Robert Logisz, Army Sgt. Matt Michalski, USMC.

Sgt. Christopher C. Garza, Army

PARISH STAFF Rev. Antoni Bury, Pastor Rev. Emil Cudak, Associate Pastor Mr. Sal Villa, Deacon Mrs. Katrina Mc Dermott, Principal Ms. Cynthia Duque and Mr. Jorge Gonzalez Coordinators of Religious Education Mrs. Pat Podlasek, Business Manager Ms. Janice Nowakowski, Secretary Rectory: 4751 S. Harding Ave. 60632-3628 Phone: (773) 523-3467 Fax: (773) 523-4253 Website: www.stbrunochicago.org E-mail: stbruno@comcast.net Office Hours: Monday thru Friday 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM Saturday and Sunday Closed School: 4839 S. Harding Ave. 60632-3628 School Office:(773) 847-0697 School Fax: (773) 847-1620 Sunday Masses Saturday evening: 5:00 PM (English) Sunday: 7:30 AM (Polish), 9:00 AM, (English) 10:30 AM (Polish), 12:15 PM( English) 2:30 PM (Spanish) Holy Day Masses Published prior to the holy day. Weekday Masses 7:00 AM (Polish), 8:00 AM (English) Eucharistic Adoration Every Thursday from 9:00 AM until 6:00 PM in our Church. Parish Registration Please call the rectory for appointment during regular office hours. Bulletin Deadline Any articles for the bulletin should be submitted ten days before publication. The editorial staff reserves the right to make changes to fit our format. Holiday weeks the bulletin deadline is fifteen days before publication. Electronic submissions are accepted at our parish email address.

CHRZEST Prosimy dzwoniæ na plebaniê aby omówiæ sprawê

chrztu œw. Rodzice i chrzestni sa proszeni aby siê zapisali na

lekcjê przygotowawcz¹ do chrztu œw.

Chrzty w jêzyku angielskim udzielane sa w pierwsza niedziele

miesiaca w czasie Mszy œw. o godzinie 9.00AM lub 12.15PM.

Chrzty w jezyku polskim udzielane sa w druga niedziele

miesiaca w czasie Mszy œw o godz 10.30 AM. Chrzty w jezyku

hiszpanskim udzielane sa w trzecia niedziela miesiaca w czasie

Mszy œw. o godzinie 2:30PM.

MA£ŻEÑSTWO.Prosimy dzwonic na plebanie conajmniej 8

miesiecy przed planowanym slubem.Data slubu bedzie ustalona

podczas pierwszego spotkania z ksiedzem lub

diakonem.Wymagana jest precana czyli kurs przedmalzenski..

KOMUNIA SW I SAKRAMENT CHORYCH.

Prosimy dzwonie na plebanie aby prosic ksiedza o sakrament

chorych .Jesli ktos jest w szpitalu i potrzebuje ministrów

eucharysti prosimy równiez dzwoniæ na plebanie.

SPOWIEDŻ�

W kazda sobote o godz 4.00 PM do godz.4.45 PM

W ciagu tygodnia po Mszy sw o godz.7.00 AM

W kazdy czwartek od godz.3.00 PM do godz. 4.00 PM oraz 5:00

PM do godz 6:00 PM

BAUTISMO. Por favor llamar a la rectoria para organizar

bautismo. Los Padres y Padrinos necesitan estar registrados

para classes bautismales. Bautismo son cada tercer domingo a

las 2:30 PM

LAS BODAS. Por favor llamar a la rectoria 8 meses antes de

la boda. Durante la primera reunion con el Padre o Di-

acono,sera confirmada la fecha de la boda. Necesitan una pre-

cana para poder casarse.

SACRAMENTO DE ENFERMOS Y COMUNION. LLamar

a la rectoria para desirle al sacerdote que si puede venir. Si

usted esta hospilizado o en la casa y necesita que vaya un min-

istro de comunion,por favor llamar a la rectoria.

CONFESIONES. Cada sabado de 4.00 PM a 4.45 PM. Cada

dia despues de misa de 7.OO PM. Cada jueves de 3.OO PM a

4.00 PM y 5:00 PM a 6:00 PM.

BAPTISM Please call the rectory to make arrangements. All parents and godparents are required to register for and attend a Baptismal Preparation session. English Baptisms are on the first Sunday after the 9.00AM or 12.15PM Mass. Polish Baptisms are on the second Sunday after the 10.30AM Mass. Spanish Baptisms are on the third Sunday after the 2:30 PM Mass. MARRIAGE Call the rectory to make arrangements at least 8 months in advance. Your date will be confirmed at the first meeting with priest or deacon. Pre-Cana conferences are required. SACRAMENT OF THE SICK AND COMMUNION CALLS Please call the rectory to have a priest come for the sacrament of the sick. If you have been hospitalized or are homebound and wish a Minister of Care to bring you Communion, please call the rectory. CONFESSIONS: Thursday 3:00PM - 4:00PM and 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM, Saturday from 4:00 to 4:45 PM and Weekdays after the 7:00 AM Mass.

SUPPORT ST. BRUNO SCHOOL!!!

BINGO FRIDAY’ S

DOORS OPEN 4:30

EARLY BIRD

GAME 6:45

We pray for those who are hospitalized from our parish family…

We pray for those who are homebound and for those who have asked for our

continued prayers. Each Sunday, all the above are prayed for in our

parish intercessions book.