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Saint
Bruno's Catholic Church
Eleventh Sunday of Ordinary
Time
June 15th, 2008 -
Bulletin
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Welcome
to St. Bruno’s
Church
Bienvenidos
a la parroquia de San
Bruno
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At
our Sunday Mass, we come
together from all our
small communities and
celebrate our oneness in
Christ. Take a little
time to get to know the
folks you are
celebrating Mass
with.
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Weekly
Schedule
Monday,
June 16
- Esquipulas
7-9 pm Main Hall (Upper
Room)
- Confirmation
Study 6:30-8:30pm Main Hall (Upper
Room)
- Spanish Bible
Class 7-9:00 pm St. Michael’s
Hall
Tuesday,
June 17
- Legion de
Maria 7-8:30 pm
Pilgrimage
- 12 Step Group
7-9 pm St. Gabriel’s
Hall
- Tongan Choir
Practice 8-9:30 pm Main
Hall
- Y.L.I. 12-3
pm Main Hall - 2nd Tuesday of the
month
Wednesday,
June 18
- Our
Lady’s Prayer Group 6-10 pm
Church
- Holy Spirit
Choir Practice 8:00 pm Main
Hall
- Gift Shop
Opens 5:00-9:00 pm
- Women’s
Guild 11:30-1 pm Main Hall - -1st
Wednesday of the month
Thursday,
June 19
- OE Group 5-6
pm St. Gabriel’s
Hall
- RCIA 7:00 PM
Upper Room
- Legión
de María 7-8:30 pm St.
Gabriel’s Hall
- Tongan Choir
Practice 8-9:30 pm Main
Hall
Friday,
June 20
- La Purisima
6:30-8:30 pm St.
Michael’s
- Grupo de
Jóvenes 7:30-9:30 pm Upper
Room
- St.
Bruno’s Youth Group 7:30-9:30 pm
Upper Room
- Holy Spirit
Choir 9-11 pm Church
Saturday,
June 21
- CCD 9-11 am
All Rooms
- Gift Shop
Opens 7:00-9:00 pm
Sunday,
June 22
- Gift Shop
Opens 11:30 am
- Tongan Choir
Practice 2-4 pm St.
Michael’s
- Gift Shop
Opens 6:00-8:30 pm
Readings
for the week of June 16, 2008
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Monday:
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1 Kings
21:1-16; Matthew
5:38-42
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Tuesday:
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1 Kings
21:17-29; Matthew
5:43-48
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Wednesday:
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2 Kings
2:1,6-14; Matthew 6:1-6,
16-18
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Thursday:
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Sirach
48:1-14; Matthew
6:7-15
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Friday:
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2 Kings
11:1-4,9-18; Matthew
6:19-23
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Saturday:
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2 Chronicles
24:17-25; Matthew
6:24-34
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Sunday:
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Jeremiah
20:10-13 Matthew
10:26-33
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Your
Contribution / Su
Contribución
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We are
grateful for your consistent
financial support each week.
Please remember us in prayer and
offering even when you are not
able to be
present.
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First
Collection $ 3,646.26
Second Collection $
2,993.38
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Estamos muy
agradecidos por su constante
ayuda financiera. Por favor
recuérdenos en sus
oraciones y ofrendas aún
cuando no pueda estar
presente.
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MASS INTENTIONS
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Saturday,
June 14
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4:30
PM
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+Nate Fugitt
(Deceased)
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7:00
PM
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+Franklin
Avendaño
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Sunday,
June 15
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8:00
AM
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+Pablo
Mataquin Jr.
(Deceased)
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10:00
AM
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+Adriana
Jessica Zaldivar
(Deceased)
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Noon
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Allan La
Guardia (Thanksgiving)
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6:00
PM
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+Ricardo &
Rosario Enriquez
(Deceased)
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Monday,
June 16
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8:00
AM
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+Nicolas Anaya
Cortez (Deceased)
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6:00
PM
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+Laventino De
La Victoria(Deceased)
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Tuesday,
June 17
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8:00
AM
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+Nicolas Anaya
Cortez (Deceased)
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6:00
PM
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+Julieta Paula
Villarama (Deceased)
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Wednesday,
June 18
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8:00
AM
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+Beatrice Cruz
(Deceased)
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Thursday,
June 19
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8:00
AM
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Poor Souls in
Purgatory (Josefina)
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6:00
PM
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+Vince Barron
(Deceased)
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Friday,
June 20
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8:00
AM
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+Guillermo
Itac (Deceased)
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6:00
PM
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+Nicolas Anaya
Cortez (Deceased)
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Saturday,
June 21
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8:00
AM
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+Nieves
Peña (Deceased)
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A
reflection on
the Gospel for
the Eleventh
Sunday in
Ordinary
Time
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We work
hard and strive
to do the best
for our family
and in our job.
We demonstrate
kindness and
charity toward
others. We have
not gotten
anything for
free; instead
everything we
have attained
has been with
great effort..
And that is the
message we also
transmit to our
children. In
our society
nothing is
free, therefore
we assume that
everything we
have and
achieve is
deserved and
belongs to us.
In today’s
Gospel,
however, we are
told to give
for free what
we received for
free.
Isn’t this
old? What have
we gotten for
free?
Undoubtedly,
nothing
material is
free of charge;
not even those
promotional
items that
appear in
advertising
campaigns.
Everything
always has a
price. Yet we
have received a
series of
values
instilled in us
by our family
at no cost.
Some of the
talents, which
allow us to
concentrate our
efforts in the
things we do
have also been
free, as are
the qualities
that allow us
to associate
with others.
God has also
given us his
love for free.
And we have
received the
greatest gift
for free: the
presence of
Jesus
accompanying us
in our journey
through life,
releasing us
from all that
binds us, and
from all evil
and eternal
death.
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Una
reflexión
sobre el
Evangelio del
Undecimo
Domingo en el
Tiempo
Ordinario
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Trabajamos
muy duro. Nos
esforzamos por
hacer lo mejor
para nuestra
familia y en
nuestro
trabajo.
Procuramos ser
amables y
caritativos con
otras personas.
Nadie nos da
nada regalado,
sino que todo
se hace con
mucho esfuerzo.
Y así se
lo comunicamos
a nuestros
hijos
también.
En esta
sociedad no hay
nada gratis.
Por lo tanto,
se nos hace que
todo lo que
tenemos y hemos
logrado lo
merecemos y es
nuestro. En el
evangelio de
hoy, sin
embargo, se nos
dice que
tenemos que dar
gratis lo que
hemos recibido
gratis.
¿No
está
raro?
¿Qué
hemos podido
recibir gratis?
Indudablemente,
nada material
se nos ha dado
gratis. Ni
siquiera los
productos
promocionales
que aparecen en
los anuncios.
Todo tiene
siempre un
precio. Pero
gratis si hemos
recidido
nuestra
humanidad
nuestra
dignidad.
Gratis hemos
recibidouna
serie de
valores que nos
ha inculcado
nuestra
familia. Gratis
hemos recibido
unos talentos
que nos
permiten hacer
todo lo que
luego hacemos
con esfuerzo.
Gratis hemos
recibido unas
cualidades que
nos permiten
relacionarnos
con los
demás.
Gratis hemos
recibido el
amor de Dios. Y
gratis hemos
recibido el don
más
grande que es
la presencia de
Jesús
entre nosotros,
acompañándonos
en nuestro
caminar por
esta vida y
ofreciéndonos
la
liberación
de todo lo que
nos ata, del
mal y de la
muerte
eterna.
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 For
the sick, homeless,
elders, youth, our
community, our Priest,
Maria Olivas, Juan &
Marta Ortiz, Vince
Jimenez, Raul Jimenez,
Angela Sierro-Brusseau,
Athena Olivas, Jesus
Rodriguez, Frank
Miranda.
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Enviado
para Sanar
En la
primera lectura de este domingo, el amor
tierno de Dios para sus elegidos de is
Israel es conmovedor. Hablando con Moises
en la montaña de Sinai, Dios
menciona como libero a los Israelitas de
la esclavitud y se ato a ellos por vida y
amor. El usa palabras “como te
fastidio arriba con alas de aguila” y
“te traje asia mi”. No solamente
Dios los libro de ser atados pero los
trajo cerca de El para que se convertieran
“su posesion muy especial que los
demas”. Pues con este regalo, Dios no
les pide nada solamente que sean como Dios
honorable y que todos los sepan. En el
Evangelio de este domingo, Jesús
manda a sus apostoles en una mision: que
bengan todos porque con el amor compasivo
y sanacion “curara a los enfermos,
levantara a los muertos, limpiara a los
leprosos y sacara a los demonios”. En
el bautizo nos hemos hecho como los
Israelitas, los elejidos por Dios, los mas
queridos de los demas. En el bautizo,
fuimos enviados como los apostoles, para
traer sanacion. Muchos en nuestra sociedad
y en nuestra comunidad estan en necesidad
de sanacion: heridas causan pecados, tal
vez enfermedades y dolor y sufrimiento,
sentimientos heridos causados por palabras
que lastiman y indiferencias. Jesús
vino a sanarnos y el manda sus dicipulos
del pasado y de hoy, por medio de
nosotros, para llevar sanacion a el mundo
herido.
Sent to
Heal
In the
first reading this Sunday, God’s
tender love for his chosen people of
Israel is poignantly described. Speaking
to Moses at Mount Sinai, God mentioned how
He liberated Israelites l from slavery and
bound himself to them in a covenant of
life and love. He uses words like
“how I bore you up on eagle’s
wings” and “brought you to
myself.” Not only did God release
them from bondage but He brought them
close to himself that they may become
“his special possession dearer to me
than all other people”. For this
great gift, God asks nothing in return
except to mirror God’s holiness and
make it known to all. In the gospel of
this Sunday, Jesus sends out his apostles
on a mission: to bring to everyone
God’s compassionate love and healing:
“cure the sick, raise the dead,
cleanse lepers and drive out demons.”
In baptism, we have become like the
Israelites, God’s chosen, dearer than
anyone. In baptism, we have been sent,
like the apostles, to bring healing. Many
in our society and in our community are in
need of healing: wounds caused sins, maybe
also of illness and pain and suffering,
wounded feelings caused by harsh words and
indifference. Jesus came to heal and he
sends out his disciples, in the past and
today, through us, to bring healing to a
wounded world.
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