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10:30/12:00
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Divine Mercy Chaplet
The Chaplet of Divine Mercy is prayed daily at 3:00pm in our Chapel. If you are not able to attend in person, you are welcome to join us in prayer online using the screen to your left.
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Mass Schedules
Daily Mass Schedule
- Monday, Wednesday, Friday:
- 8:00am - English
- Tuesday and Thursday
- 8:00am - Italian
- 3:00pm - Divine Mercy Chaplet (prayed daily during the week)
- 7:30pm - Contact parish office to schedule evening Mass
Regular Weekend Mass Schedule
- Saturday:
- 5:00pm - English
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Sunday: - 7:30am and 10:30am - Italian
- 9:00 am and 12:00pm - English
- CONFESSION SCHEDULE and EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
- Confessions take place Saturdays from 4:00pm - 4:45pm.
- SACRED HEART (FIRST FRIDAYS) and FIRST SATURAYS DEVOTIONS
- First Fridays and Saturdays of every month at 8:00am.
Summer Camp
Campers interested in participating are welcome to contact the parish office in July in order to confirm if any spaces have been made available due to a cancellation!
Thank you!
Volunteers are currently still needed!!
If interested, please click on the link below to access the volunteer registration form.
Adult and high school volunteers are welcome. Please complete the volunteer registration form and bring to parish office BEFORE June 1, 2023.
- ST. PETER'S CHURCH WEEKLY BULLETIN
- Parishioners are encouraged to view our weekly bulletin as it not only contains the weekly mass schedule, but also includes information on ministries, events and special announcements that relate to our parish and within our community.
- BAPTISM
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IF AN INDIVIDUAL WAS BAPTIZED AT ST. PETER'S CHURCH - THE FOLLOWING DOES NOT APPLY FOR THAT INDIVIDUAL!
A T T E N T I O N: The parish office will not accept any sacramental certificates you currently have at home. The parish office requires UPDATED BAPTISMAL CERTIFICATES (reissued and recently dated) from the Church where the Baptism originally took place. This version is needed to confirm that the individual has not only received Baptism, but also the Sacraments of Confirmation and Marriage (if applicable). Godparents that are married, must have had their marriage celebrated in a Catholic Church. The church where Baptism takes place, becomes the church of records, and is continually notified of any Sacraments received elsewhere in order to be added to the individual's records, for such purpose. Please note: you may ask the church of Baptism to email the certificate to the parish office. Please ensure to read the registration form carefully and email completed forms to the parish office TOGETHER with supporting certificates. Any incomplete registrations will cause a delay in assigning Baptismal dates for your child.
- MARRIAGE
- Couples MUST first meet with the Pastor in order to discuss and confirm a wedding date at St. Peter's parish. Following this meeting, couples are asked to download the checklist created to assist with document requirements and timelines. We ask that you read the information provided and note all steps taken as the timeline stipulates.
A Word From Our Pastor...
Reflection on Pentecost - A
MASS READINGS FOR PENTECOST – YEAR A
First reading – Acts 2:1-11: When the Holy Spirit descended upon the apostles, they were able to speak in diverse languages, and this enabled people from different nations to comprehend the gospel’s message. This occurrence marked the inception of the Church, and it led to the conversion of thousands of individuals.
Responsorial Psalm – Psalm 104: A psalm of praise to God for His greatness and His manifold works on earth. The response “Lord, send out your Spirit, and renew the face of the earth” highlights the power of God’s spirit to create and renew all things.
Second reading – 1 Corinthians 12:3B-7, 12-13: Paul teaches that there are various gifts given by the Holy Spirit, which are meant to be used to benefit the entire body of Christ. He emphasizes the unity of the Church, explaining that just as the human body is made up of many parts that work together, so too are the members of the Church united as one body in Christ through the Spirit.
Gospel – John 20:19-23: Jesus appears to his disciples after his resurrection. He greets them with peace, shows them his wounds, and then breathes on them, giving them the gift of the Holy Spirit and commissioning them to forgive sins.
Themes for Pentecost Year A – The Mass readings for Pentecost Year A clearly emphasize the role of the Holy Spirit. Through the Spirit’s gifts, we are empowered to share the message of Jesus Christ with the world. This important day marks the birth of the Church and is celebrated 50 days after Easter, signifying the end of the Easter season.
The Holy Spirit’s role in the inception and growth of the Church:
In the first reading from Acts, the Holy Spirit descended upon the apostles, enabling them to speak in different languages and leading to the conversion of thousands. This event marked the beginning of the Church, and the Holy Spirit continued to play a vital role in its growth and development.
The diverse gifts given by the Holy Spirit for the benefit of the Church:
In the second reading for Pentecost Year A, Paul emphasizes the importance of the various gifts given by the Holy Spirit, such as prophecy, healing, and teaching, among others. These gifts are meant to be used for the benefit of the entire body of Christ and to build up the Church.
The unity of the Church as one body in Christ through the Holy Spirit:
Paul compares the Church to a human body, made up of many parts that work together to function as one body. In the same way, the Church is a unified body in Christ through the Holy Spirit, with each member playing a unique role in building up the Church.
The power of the Holy Spirit to empower believers for Christ’s work in the world:
In the Gospel reading for Pentecost Year A, Jesus breathes on his disciples, giving them the gift of the Holy Spirit and commissioning them to continue his work of forgiveness and reconciliation in the world. Through the Holy Spirit, believers are empowered to do the work of Christ and to spread the gospel message to all nations.
The message of forgiveness and reconciliation through Christ, empowered by the Holy Spirit:
In the Gospel reading, Jesus commissions his disciples to forgive sins, emphasizing the message of forgiveness and reconciliation that is central to the gospel message. This message is empowered by the Holy Spirit, who gives believers the power to share this message and to continue the work of Christ in the world.
CONFIRMATION DATES - 2023
Confirmation Date St. Clement School – Tuesday, June 6th, 2023 at 7:00pm
St. Clement Rehearsal: Monday, June 5th, 2023 at 7:00pm (Confirmandi and Sponsor only)
Confirmation Date San Marco School together with Public, Private and Other Catholic Schools – Thursday, June 8th, 2023 at 7:00pm
San Marco and Public, Private and Other Catholic Schools Rehearsal: Wednesday, June 7th, 2023 at 7:00pm (Confirmandi and Sponsor only)
Confirmtion Date St. Peter’s School – Tuesday, June 13th, 2023 at 7:00pm
St. Peter’s School Rehearsal: Monday, June 12th, 2023 at 7:00pm (Confirmandi and Sponsor only)
Confirmation Date St. Angela Merici School – Thursday, June 15th, 2023 at 7:00pm
St. Angela Merici School Rehearsal: Wednesday, June 14th, 2023 at 7:00pm (Confirmandi and Sponsor only)
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