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Feast of Divine Mercy April 08, 2018
St. Peter Catholic Church
216 Broadway We, the parish community of St. Peter Catholic Church, profess our belief in the teachings of
Jesus Christ through word, worship, education and action.
Pastor Fr. Charles D. Pardee [email protected]
Associate Pastor Fr. Simeon A. Etonu [email protected]
Parish School of Religion (PSR) Roger & Theresa Backes [email protected]
Director of Music & Ministries Lisa Fender [email protected]
Parish Nurse Alice Kuehn [email protected]
Sacramental / Parish Records Beverly McCracken [email protected] Receptionist / Bulletin Coordinator Denise Mueller [email protected]
Business Manager Michelle Truesdale [email protected]
Parish Office Hours and Contact Information
Office Hours 8am - 4:30pm, Monday - Friday Telephone 573-636-8159 Fax 573-634-6079 E-mail [email protected] Email for bulletin [email protected] Website www.saintpeterjc.org Facebook St. Peter Church / St. Peter Parish Youth Ministry Twitter Twitter@stpeterteens
St. Peter Interparish School
314 West High Street, Jefferson City, MO 65101 Gayle Trachsel, Principal
Telephone 573-636-8922 Fax 573-636-8410 E-mail [email protected] Website www.stpeterjc.org
St. Vincent de Paul For information or assistance, call 573-632-2634
Prayer and Adoration If you need prayers, or to volunteer to pray for the needs of others, call 694-5670 (please speak slowly and distinctly). Thank you.
E-prayer email address: [email protected] To sign up for adoration, contact the number listed next to the hour in which you are interested.
Weekly Schedule
Sunday, April 08 Parish Mission Potluck Dinner, 4:30pm, Selinger
Parish Mission, 6pm, Church
Monday, April 09
Parish Mission, 9:30am, Church Parish Mission, 6pm, Church
High School Youth Group, 7pm, Selinger
Tuesday, April 10
Parish Mission, 6pm, Church Mother of Perpetual Help Devotions, 7pm, Chapel
Wednesday, April 11
Senior Citizens “Easter”, 1pm, Fr. Ahrens Health Committee, 6:30pm, SSND
PSR, 7pm, School
Thursday, April 12
Property Committee, 6pm, SSND Mathew Bible Study, 6:15pm, Fr. Ahrens
Choir, 7pm, church
Friday, April 13
Rosary, 7pm, Christian Brothers
Sunday, April 15
Coffee and Doughnuts, after 7:30 and 9:30am Masses Children’s Liturgy of the Word, 9:30am Mass
Divine Mercy Chaplet, 10:45, Church
Parish Announcement
Next weekend is the Samaritan Center collection. Your continued support is needed and very appreciated!
St Vincent de Paul Society donation Request
SVdP is requesting for donations of the following
Items: Chest-of-drawers, small dressers, table and chairs,
coffee and end tables, microwaves, lamps, blankets,
sheets, towels, pots and pans, plates and flatware. Items
must be clean and in good condition. Please label items
(ex. twin, full, queen size sheets or blankets, face, hand
or bath towels). No sofas are needed. Call 632-2634 and
leave a message for a donation pickup.
Thank You!
HAPPY EASTER to all! We have begun our
50-day celebration that Christ is Risen and is our only salvation! Our celebrations of the holiest days were beautiful; thank you to all who participated and ministered in special ways—especially to the various Mass ministers, to the decorators, and to the musicians. All was beautiful and we hope our service and ministries are acceptable to Christ as we praise him.
Feast of Divine Mercy April 08, 2018
MONDAY 04/09
7:00am Anthony Kempker †
12:03pm Ronald & Irene Muenks †
TUESDAY 04/10
7:00am in honor of St. Philomena
12:03pm Dick & Melba Willibrand †
WEDNESDAY 04/11
7:00am Alex & Emma Rehagen †
12:03pm Arnold Rehagen †
01:45pm Barb Dalevovich †
THURSDAY 04/12
7:00am John Kauffman †
12:03pm Mark Green, Lisa & Troy Feltrop †
FRIDAY 04/13
7:00am Eleanor Moeller †
12:03pm Melvin & Josephine Gerstner †
SATURDAY 04/14
5:15pm Janice Hillen-Bexten, anniversary †
SUNDAY 04/15
7:30am Arnold and Helen Utrecht †
9:30am Richard Carel †
11:30am Beulah Dudenhoeffer †
1:00pm People of the Parish
The following Mass Intention has been sent to the Diocese to be celebrated at another parish: Richard A. Veile
NURSE’S NOTES
April Showers bring May Flowers - When watching it rain, we some-times too quickly long for a return of the sunshine, without taking time to appreciate and thank God for the gift of WATER. We need to take time to pause and be grateful for water, realizing how essential it is to us, not just for May flowers, but for our health and very existence. The water cycle is constantly working. The sun evaporates water into the air from the lakes and oceans. As the air is saturated and cooled, clouds form. Then the water falls to the ground as rain or snow. The water then flows into the ground to the water table; into lakes, rivers, and streams; and back to the ocean. Then the cycle starts again. All life needs clean, fresh water to survive. You can go days without food but not without water. If you don't get the water you need, your body dehydrates. You can't live very long without water. Ninety-seven percent of the water on earth is in the ocean. The salt in the ocean water makes it unusable. Another two percent is frozen in the ice caps and glaciers on the earth. This leaves one percent of the water on earth available for us to use. There are many factors that affect the amount of water available for you. Where you live, the amount of rain that falls, and how water is collected and reserved all affect the amount of cool, clear water available. In addition to prayers of thanksgiving for this precious gift, be a good steward and be wise with your use of water. It is quickly becoming a scarcity in many areas of our country, especially in California and other southwestern states as well as around the world. Several factors affect the impact of drought on humans and other life forms, including the tim-ing of precipitation events, effectiveness of the rain that is falling (i.e., rainfall intensity and the number of rain events), characteristics of the built environment in the affected area, and local demand for water. If you have ever visited a “water-challenged” area of our country or in another coun-try, you begin to realize how precious is clean, running water. However the supply is not necessarily endless. As you are well aware, even Mis-souri has been recently suffering from drought conditions. To learn about water conservation tips, visit https://www3.epa.gov/region1/eco/drinkwater/water_conservation_residents.html. To learn more about the health of our drinking water, recreational and swimming water visit http://www.cdc.gov/healthywater. Parish nurse office hours are by appointment. Please call if you would like to come see me or talk with me about a health concern. Also, let us know if you or a family member is hospitalized or homebound and/or if you would like me to visit, pray with you and also assist you with ques-tions and health care concerns. Call or email me if you can help us with our Caring Neighbors ministry – more are always needed! You may contact me at 636-8159x369 or via email [email protected]. April Prayer Intention: Pray for all those who entered the Church this Easter that they may rejoice and persevere in their new faith and receive the graces needed to joyfully embrace their “new life in Christ.” Pray that we who are blessed in this country joyfully share our blessings with the poor and displaced of other countries. Also, pray that in our parish, we may be “of one heart and mind” in generosity, compassion and steward-ship as were the early Christians (see Acts 4:32-35).
Weekly Collections
Enjoy a light breakfast and great
conversation next Sunday, April 15, in the Fr. Ahrens Room after the 7:30 and 9:30am Masses.
We serve doughnuts, fruit, coffee, tea, milk and juice, and peanut butter.
Senior Citizens Bingo Wednesday, April 11, 1pm,
Fr. Ahrens
March 4, 2018 $ 57,015.95 March 11, 2018 $ 21,029.02 March 18, 2018 $ 52,362.70 March 25, 2018 $ 21,958.33
Budget for March $ 164,870.16 Total Collected for March $ 152,366.00 Difference $ - 12,504.16
April 1, 2018 $ 55,202.80 April 8, 2018 $ April 15, 2018 $ April 22, 2018 $ April 30, 2018 $
Budget for April $ 164,870.16 Total Collected for April $ 55,202.80 Difference $ - 109,667.36
Budget Goal As of March 30, 2018 $ 1,483,831.44 Total Collected As of March 30, 2018 $ 1,532,438.98 Difference $ 50,607.54
FACILITY & PROPERTY MAINT. April $ 1,343.00 FACILITY & PROPERTY MAINT. FYear $ 65,060.11
EASTER—INFIRM PRIESTS $ 4,129.00 SAMARITAN CENTER $ APRIL 15 SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT de PAUL $ APRIL 22 CATHOLIC HOME MISSIONS APPEAL $ APRIL 29
As of Wednesday, April 4
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Liturgical Ministers
Many of our parishioners are serving in the Armed Forces. Please pray for all those who serve our country. This week, pray especially for Mike Con-ti who is serving in the Navy and Tyler Miles who is serving in the Marines. Call 636-8159 if you have information to be updated or names to add to this list of very special people.
in the Armed Forces
Supporting the Men and Women
April 14 and April 15
John Cortez, Garrett Holtgrewe, Jacob Smith Emilia Godwin, Kaleb Godwin, Tobyas Godwin Evan Dunn, Connor Hull, Nikolaus Hull, Brooke Massman Caleb Heimericks, Maddie Renner, Olivia Renner
5:15pm: 7:30am:
9:30am:
11:30am:
Straighten Books: April 09 - 11: Sharon Cowley
April 12 - 13: Malachi Cracraft
Ushers
Ken Altheuser, Jon Imhoff, Sue Reed, Susan Re-hagen Tony Buechter, Steve Slaughter, Harold Wadley, Rosalie Wadley Matthew Berhorst, Gerald Dunn, Brian Hoelscher, Paul Urzi Boyd Denson, Gideon Denson, Matt Renner, John Rhea
5:15pm:
7:30am:
9:30am:
11:30am:
Cantors & Musicians
Mark Rehagen, Lesley Smith Dena Harre, Lisa Fender Jeff Pabst, Lisa Fender Peter's Rock
5:15pm: 7:30am:
9:30am:
11:30am:
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
Rev. Deacon, Clara Hillen, Karen Jaegers, Mi-chael Jaegers, Jim Ludwig, Mary Lynn Ludwig, Mary Rockelman, Connie Seabaugh Rev. Deacon, David Bange, Julie Bange, Bob Bock, Judy Holzhauser, Jane Maurer, Julie Morff, Pat Oidtman Rev. Deacon, Sandy Backes, Jack Dayton, Mary Dayton, Viola Gibson, Annette Henley, Michael Prenger, Mary Telthorst Rev. Deacon, Linda Crider, Lorena Mercer, Mela-nie Myers, Linda Phillips, Don Rhea, Jane Rhea, Debbie Snyder
5:15pm:
7:30am:
9:30am:
11:30am:
5:15pm: Rebecca Imhoff 7:30am: Betty Schrimpf 9:30am: Mary Koeneman 11:30am: Jo Ann Horvath
5:15pm: Nancy Keating 7:30am: Audie Cline 9:30am: Greg Mihalevich 11:30am: Jeanne Schnurr
Mass Coordinators Lectors
Altar Servers
St Peter Interparish School is seeking a dynamic and accomplished school counselor. The Guidance Counselor will engage with a variety of stakeholders: students, families, administration, teachers, and community members to serve the unique needs of students at St Peter.
The ideal candidate will:
Understand, respect and be committed to the spiritual, aca-
demic, and personal development of students.
Ensure students thrive in an environment that welcomes
and celebrates their spirit and gifts, including providing pro-fessional development to staff members.
Appreciate the value of Catholic education and possess a
commitment to expand that appreciation and its application to the personal development of students.
Promote high levels of student achievement for a wide vari-
ety of students.
Possess outstanding leadership, communication and organ-
izational skills.
Collaborate with a variety of stakeholders to meet the
unique educational needs of each student.
Interested applicants are asked to submit a letter of interest,
and resume, and fill out a Diocesan application at di-ojeffcity.org. Applicants will be accepted and reviewed until the position is filled. Suitable candidates will be contacted for personal interviews.
Electronically submit requested information to: Gayle Trachsel- Principal, St. Peter Interparish School at: [email protected]
St. Peter Interparish Catholic School seeks enthusiastic, knowl-edgeable, degreed and certified teacher for preschool and first grade. Interested candidates should send a letter of interest and resume to Gayle Trachsel, Principal, [email protected] and fill out a diocesan application at di-ojeffcity.org. Interested candidates are encouraged to learn more about the school at www.stpeterjc.org Applicants will be accepted and reviewed until the position is filled. Suitable can-didates will be contacted for personal interviews.
Crafty...or Not
I am hoping to recruit some indi-viduals to meet monthly to as-semble cards for the home bound and those in nursing homes. Al-so sympathy cards. Being a crafter is NOT required! Meeting dates will be up for discussion. For more information please con-tact Mary Ann Goth 417-207-4860 or [email protected].
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS
There will be a meeting for all parish Eucharistic Ministers on Monday, April 16 at 7:00. The meeting is to up-date and refresh on proper proce-dures and the logistics in our parish.
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THANK YOU to Deacon Ric Telthorst and his team, Jane Maurer, David and Taube Wurst for their excellent guidance preparing our adults for the sacraments this year. They spent so many hours dedicated to passing on the faith and ensuring our candidates devel-oped a real love for God and the Church. Thank you to Mary Telthorst for the beautiful reception for the new Catholics last week too.
Congratulations to all those who received sacraments at the Easter Vigil. We welcome you to the Catholic Church and to our community.
Amanda Ponder Brandon White Julie Phelps Heather Distler
Heather Ellis Janice Schoenberg Jeana Faris
Ann Pollock
Lisa Alexander Matt Briesacher
Michael Warner Natalie Upchurch Parker Galloway Ryan Womack Steve Jeffery
Congratulations, Nicolas
and Jeremy on your
Confirmation
Nicolas Granich Jeremy Hart
Congratulations On Your
Profession Of Faith
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We extend a very special welcome to our friends and visi-tors who have come to pray with us this weekend. Wheth-er you're just having a look, or are searching for a place to worship, we're delighted to have you here. We trust that our worship will be joyful and encouraging to all and hope that you find a warm welcoming community here at St. Peter Parish.
May God bless you.
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
Parental preparation is required for a child to be baptized. Please plan to attend the required class prior to your child’s birth.
Sessions are held the first Tuesday for first-time parents and the third Tuesday for “experienced” parents the months of:
February, May, August & November
(Baptisms are not scheduled during Lent.)
Community Baptisms will be held the 2nd Sunday of every other month - excluding holi-days and Lent. The schedule is as follows:
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE
Follow statewide policy by calling the Parish Office six months before you plan or schedule your wedding.
DEFINITION OF AN
ACTIVE PARISHIONER
Is registered in the parish
Regularly participates in Mass and the Sacraments
Supports the Parish financially
Annually completes a Stewardship of Time, Talent and Treasure form and fulfills that commitment
Sept. 10, 2017 June 10, 2018
Nov 12, 2017 Aug 12, 2018
Jan 14, 2018 Oct 14, 2018
April 08, 2018 Dec 09, 2018
Marriage Tip
“Let the one among you who is without sin be the first to throw a stone.” (John 8:7) One can’t be married without noticing the other’s faults. Knowing our own faults, however, can help us be more gentle toward our spouse.
www.foryourmarriage.org
Sunday, 5am, call Mary Rehagen, 635-8547 Sunday, 7am, call Shirley Andrews, 690-6884 Sunday, 8am, call Shirley Andrews, 690-6884 Monday, 11pm, call Deacon David Thompson, 635-2406 Tuesday, 12am, call Mary Rehagen, 635-8547 Tuesday, 11pm, call Deacon David Thompson, 635-2406 Thursday, 4am, call Mary Rehagen, 635-8547 Thursday, 11pm, call Deacon David Thompson, 635-2406 Friday, 12am, call Mary Rehagen, 635-8547 Friday, 3am, call Mary Rehagen, 635-8547 Friday, 2pm, call Yvonne Wittman, 893-6161 Friday, 8pm, call Deacon David Thompson, 635-2406 Saturday, 2am, call Mary Rehagen, 635-8547 Saturday, 11am, call Shirley Andrews, 690-6884 Saturday, 2pm, call Yvonne Wittman, 893-6161 Saturday, 5pm, call Yvonne Wittman, 893-6161
A d o r a t i o n V a c a n c i e s
Vocations Spotlight Please keep in your thoughts and prayers the men from our Diocese and parish who are studying for the priesthood or consecrated life. You may send a note or card of encouragement or thanks if you wish. In the spotlight this week:
Ready for a challenge? Go to Discoverthepriesthood.org
Br. Irenaues Petree
birthday: 04/23)
Subiaco Abbey
405 North Subiaco Avenue
Subiaco, AR 72865
"Let no one mourn that he has fallen again and again: for forgiveness has risen from the grave!"
St. John Chrysostom
Feast of Divine Mercy April 08, 2018
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Around the Area
Apr. 28: Knight Hike, 9am, BBQ (10am - 2pm), Holy Family School., Freeburg. Register by March 30th. For more info: www.school.holyfamilyfreeburg.com May 04: El Puente Trivia Night, 6pm, Kertz Hall, Immaculate Con-ception Church, JC May 06: Spring Dinner, 11am - 5:30pm, Visitation Catholic Church, K of C Parish Hall, Vienna
JOB OPENING St. Peter's Catholic Cemetery Association is seeking a part-time Office Coordinator. The position will serve as receptionist and be responsible for accounts payable, accounts receivable, bank reconciliations, and other administrative and operational du-ties. The ideal candidate will be compassionate, organized, enjoy being part of a small team and have 2 years of experience in business administration, including general accounting. Excel-lent Customer Service skills are a must. Preferred minimum 2-year college degree. SPCCA offers competitive pay and a flexi-ble working environment. Please send resume to Alan Lepper at [email protected] EOE.
The parking lot next to Selinger Centre is reserved for St. Peter Interparish School teachers ONLY Monday - Friday, with the exception of the parking spots against Selinger Centre. There are 10 spots total. 3 are RESERVED (and marked) for scheduled Adorers; the rest are for weekday Mass, volunteers at the Parish Office or Parish business only.
Jefferson City Metro Local Ultreya April 10th
Cathedral of St Joseph, Jefferson City
Vitae Foundation - Pro-Life Event Saturday, April 28, 2017
Holiday Inn Expo Center, 2200 I-70 Drive SW, Columbia
Speaker: Tucker Carlson, host of Tucker Carlson Tonight on FOX.
Preferred Reservations: $100 per person ($75 is tax-deductible)
General Reservations: $50 per person ($25 is tax-deductible)
Seating is limited to those making reservations by calling 573-634-4316. Reservations may also be made online at ww.VitaeFoundation.org/events
“There is a pervading ideology in our culture that something other than God will fulfill us. In our hearts, we know better. It’s time to rediscover the cross of Jesus Christ and the beauty of His Catholic Church and be set free.”
Jon Leonetti
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