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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] Youth and Young Adults 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: 7:30am - 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.
Mass Schedule
Saturday: 6:00pm (Rosary at 5:20pm Saturdays)
Sunday: 7:30am, 9:30am, 11:30am, 1:00pm (en Español)
Weekdays: 7:00am, 12:03pm, Chapel
Confessions: Saturday 4:30-5:30pm or by appointment
Weekly Schedule
Sunday, October 29 Children’s Liturgy, 9:30am Mass
Monday, October 30 NO 7:00am MASS
NO 12:03pm MASS Spirit Alive, 5:15, Church
Financial Peace University, 6:30pm, SSND
Tuesday, October 31 Feast of All Saints Mass, 5:15pm, Church
Chorale, 7pm, Church RCIA, 7pm, Fr. Ahrens
Mother of Perpetual Help Devotions, 7pm, Chapel
Wednesday, November 01 Feast of All Saints Masses, 7am, 12:03pm,
1:30pm (school Mass) and 7pm Property Committee, 6pm, SSND
PSR, 7pm, All Saints Mass
Thursday, November 02 Matthew Bible Study, 6:15pm, Fr. Ahrens
Choir, 7pm, Church
Saturday, November 04 All Souls Mass, 10am, Resurrection Cemetery
Sunday, November 05 Sale-A-Rama, 8am - 2:30pm, Selinger Centre
Children’s Liturgy, 9:30am Mass
Nov. 1 Feast of All Saints Liturgical Ministers
We are in need of liturgical ministers for all Mass times for the Feast of All Saints, Nov. 1. It’s almost here! Please volunteer NOW to ensure that we have ministers to help our Liturgy flow smoothly and be the most beautiful Liturgy possible. We are celebrating all those who have gone before us and entered into Heaven, great and small alike! This is a beautiful feast day! Come celebrate and share in the communion of the saints, our intercessors in Heaven. Your help is greatly appreciated!
Parish Announcement
Next weekend is the Facility & Property collection. Your con-tinued support is needed and very appreciated!
Thank you to the St. Peter School Graduating Class of 2017, the Knights of Columbus and the Kramer family. The funds to refinish the old St. Mary’s cross and for the Ten Commandments inlays were donated by these groups. Thanks also to Greg Rackers and crew, who donated the labor and materials for the foundation of the monument.
Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Times October 29, 2017
Mass Intentions for the Week
MONDAY 10/30 7:00am NO MASS 12:03pm NO MASS TUESDAY 10/31 7:00am Margaret Eads † 12:03pm Bernard Altheuser family L&D 5:15pm George Hitz (anniversary) † WEDNESDAY 11/01 7:00am Victor Lueckenhoff (anniversary) † 12:03pm Mary Lou Bax † 1:45pm People of the Parish † 7:00pm Aaron Allen † THURSDAY 11/02 7:00am Paul Bange † 12:03pm Bill Horvath † FRIDAY 11/03 7:00am Shelly Haynes † 12:03pm Pauline Rackers (anniversary) † SATURDAY 11/04 6:00pm Steve Hillen & Rita Alig (anniversary) SUNDAY 11/05 † 7:30am Hazel Borgmeyer 9:30am Carol Ann (Schell) Riley † 11:30am Nora Schad (anniversary) † 1:00pm (Spanish) People of the Parish †
Catholic Stewardship Appeal -
The parish is intimately united to the diocese as the diocese is united to the seat of Peter, This is really what we mean when we say “one, holy, catholic and apostolic Church.” By making a gift to the Catholic Stewardship Appeal, you are supporting the work of the Church in our 38-county diocese. If you are still thinking about making a pledge, please consider doing it today by check, or online by visiting diojeffcity.org and clicking “Giving” on the menu bar. We count on your prayerful and fi-nancial support to help meet the various needs of parishes, missions and schools in the diocese. Thank you if you have already made a gift.
STEWARDSHIP NOTES Thank you again to all who participate so wholeheartedly in our parish! One hundred and sixty-three returned their commitment forms for giving time, talent, and treasure last week. If you have not yet returned yours, please do so now. (Blank forms are available in the back of the church.)
If you have ideas to give our parish more vitality, get involved; Christ’s work is never done. The Diocese has been conducting a Viability and Vitality study this year. Our own and every par-ish in the Diocese has participated and now the Diocese is cor-relating the information in order to make some recommenda-tions in early 2018 to help everyone. The Church changes along with the world to serve in every time and every place. One of the changes our own Diocese continues to re-spond to is the shrinking number of priests. Last week we re-ceived this statement from the Diocese:
“Broad consultation has already taken place at parishes through meetings with parish councils and leadership teams. The intent of this update is not only to keep you in-formed, but to encourage your prayers and support for your parish and deanery during this important process. “
Some realities that we are trying to do our best to prepare for are: 1) our average age of active and incardinated priests con-tinues to rise—it’s currently 57; and 2) through actuarial studies, it is anticipated that there will be 20 less active and incardinated priests of our diocese by 2022 (5 years from now)—the total active number decreasing from 66 to 46. Some difficult ques-tions and discussions will need to take place to prepare for the future. We encourage your support and prayers.”
Weekly Collections
CATHOLIC STEWARDSHIP APPEAL 129 donors from our parish have contributed $24,655; our par-ish goal is $160,000. Please remember CSA as part of your stewardship and the practical tithing guide of giving 10% of your family income to charity: 5% to the parish, 1% to the Diocese (CSA), and 4% to other charities.
Pray for our Priests Today is Priesthood Sunday. Let us pray for our Priests and give thanks to God for their dedication, prayer and commitment to serve His people. It is not always easy being a priest in to-day’s world. Let us pray for our priests to grow in holiness, wis-dom, faith and love. We give thanks that we have priests to serve our spiritual needs and bring us Jesus in the Eucharist. Our priests are indeed a blessing that we should not take for granted. Here is one idea on how to pray for the priests you have known in your life: When praying the rosary, offer the first decade for the priest who baptized you, the second for the priest who gave you first Communion, the third for the bishop who confirmed you, the fourth for the priest who witnessed your marriage, and the fifth decade for the priest who will anoint you at your death.
October 1, 2017 $ 47,006.02 October 8, 2017 $ 23,835.95 October 15, 2017 $ 62,521.47 October 22, 2017 $ 22,986.86 October 29, 2017 $ October 31, 2017 $
Budget for October $ 164,870.16 Total Collected for October $ 156,350.30 Difference $ - 8,519.86
Budget Goal As of Sept. 30, 2017 $ 494,610.48 Total Collected As of Sept. 30, 2017 $ 472,128.72 Difference $ - 22,481.76
FACILITY & PROPERTY MAINT. Oct. $ 5,629.00 FACILITY & PROPERTY MAINT. FYear $ 22,636.00
HURRICANE RELIEF $ 5,763.00 SAMARITAN CENTER $ 3,115.82 WORLD MISSION COLLECTION $ 2,685.00 ST. VINCENT de PAUL $ October 29
As of Wednesday, October 25
Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Times October 29, 2017
NURSE’S NOTES
Here Comes Halloween! And All Saints Day!
Halloween actually has its basic origins in the Catholic Church. Halloween means "All Saints Eve" or "All Hallows Eve". All Saints Day is a religious holiday observed by the Catholic Church and set aside for worship of all the saints in heaven. They used to consider it with all solemnity as one of the most significant observances of the Church year. The American origin of Halloween extends further from the Celts celebration of Samhain (pronounced sow - in) which is a Druidic festival made to celebrate the end of the harvest. As with a lot of Celtic lore, faeries were thought to be extremely active at this time as they ushered in the winter. (Source: http://EzineArticles.com/3077957).
These autumn events like Halloween and Harvest Day are fun times to dress up in costumes, go trick-or-treating, attend parties, and eat yummy treats. These events are also oppor-tunities to provide nutritious snacks, get physical activity, and focus on safety. Below are tips to help make the festivities fun and safe for trick-or-treaters and party guests.
Remember to pray for all our parishioners who are hospital-ized, homebound or in residential care, that they be healed and comforted. And please call us if you or a family member is hospitalized or homebound and you would like me to visit, pray with you and/or assist you with questions and health care concerns. You may contact me at 636-8159x369 or via email: [email protected].
Liturgical Ministers
Weekend of November 04 - November 05
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
06:00pm: Rev. Deacon, Karen Jaegers, Michael Jaegers, Jim Ludwig, Mary Lynn Ludwig, Donnell Rehagen, Shelly Rehagen, Mary Rockelman 07:30am: Rev. Deacon, Audie Cline, Jennifer Godwin, Gerry Kliethermes, Elizabeth Leuckel, Judith Lewis, Pat Oidtman, Pat Seifert 09:30am: Rev. Deacon, Joyce Amick, Mary Fischer, Jim Hick-man, Dorothy Johnson, Gloria Johnson, Sarah McKinzie, Jill Verslues 11:30am: Rev. Deacon, Kim Dowd, Melanie Myers, Fidelia Oko-cha, Robin Payne, Linda Phillips, Pat Reinkemeyer, Debbie Snyder
Mass Coordinators
6:00pm: Mary Hegeman 7:30am: Betty Schrimpf 9:30am: Greg Mihalevich 11:30am: Cecilia Whalen
Lectors
6:00pm: George Belchik 7:30am: Jane Maurer 9:30am: Sean Schaefer 11:30am: Lorena Mercer
Altar Servers
Harrison Farmer, Camren Hillen, Payton Ratcliff Lauren Gassen, Emilia Godwin, Kaleb Godwin Connor Hull, Brooke Massman, Kelly Schlueter Ashton Sneller, Hailey Stock, Shane Whalen
6:00pm: 7:30am:
9:30am:
11:30am:
Straighten Books: Karen Purdy, Oct. 30- 31 & Jill Quick, Nov. 02-03
Cantors & Musicians
Ushers
Dianne Brandes, Jon Imhoff, Ed Rackers, Sue Reed Bob Bock, Susan Bock, Steve Slaughter, Rosalie Wadley Corey Backues, Evan Backues, Wayne Brondel, Daniel Smith Rick Dowd, Richard Mosha, Kenny Payne, VOLUNTEER NEEDED
6:00pm:
7:30am:
9:30am:
11:30am:
Stephen Gladbach, Alice Kuehn Stephanie Summers, Lisa Fender Spirit Alive Kristen Bexten, Karen Kramer
6:00pm: 7:30am:
9:30am:
11:30am:
Swords, knives, and similar costume accessories should be short, soft, and flexible.
Avoid trick-or-treating alone. Walk in groups or with a trusted adult.
Fasten reflective tape to costumes and bags to help drivers see you.
Examine all treats for choking hazards and tampering before eating them. Limit the amount of treats you eat.
Hold a flashlight while trick-or-treating to help you see and others see you. Always test make-up in a small area first. Remove it before bedtime to prevent skin and eye irritation.
Look both ways before crossing the street. Use established crosswalks wherever possible.
Lower your risk for serious eye injury by not wearing decora-tive contact lenses.
Only walk on sidewalks or on the far edge of the road facing traffic to stay safe. Wear well-fitting masks, costumes, and shoes to avoid blocked vision, trips, and falls.
Eat only factory-wrapped treats. Avoid eating homemade treats unless you know the cook well.
Enter homes only if you're with a trusted adult. Otherwise, stay outside.
Never walk near lit candles or luminaries. Be sure to wear flame-resistant costumes.
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Many of our parishioners are serving in the Armed Forces. Please pray for all those who serve our country. This week, pray especially for Payne Dawson who is serving in the Army National Guard and Cody Garner, who is serving in the Navy. 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
Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Times October 29, 2017
COME JOIN US!! SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5
ST. PETER LADIES SODALITY
SALE-A-RAMA! 8:00am - 2:30pm
SELINGER CENTRE
Quilt raffle tickets were mailed to each house-hold. Send in your tickets and donations to win one of two beautiful quilts!
Sale-A-Rama! Committee Openings
St. Peter Ladies Sodality Sale-A-Rama! committee has
openings for the 2018 event that need enthusiastic, or-
ganized people from our parish to fill. A chairperson and
Publicity chairperson are needed. If you like to organize
events and work with other people for the good of the
parish, please contact the parish office. Training during
next year’s event will be provided, and there is much
support from other committee members and members of
Ladies Sodality. Please consider taking on this fun and
profitable event to raise funds for various needs in our
parish!
Our parish will be adopting 40 Samaritan Center fami-lies again this year for Christmas. Volunteers are re-quested to help with the Ornament writing on Wednesday, November 1 from 5-8pm in Father Ahrens Room. Supplies will be provided. Please call, text, or email Jamie Strope at (573)301-1313 or [email protected] if you are able to volunteer.
The Giving Tree Committee is also asking that parish-ioners start saving their large cardboard boxes for this project. The boxes will be needed in December when food and gifts are distributed to the families. Additional information will be provided in the November and De-cember bulletins as to where parishioners can bring the boxes.
BAKED GOODS NEEDED
Sale-A-Rama Country Store
Just a reminder for the upcoming Sale-A-Rama. Please con-sider donating baked goods for the Country Store booth. Breads, brownies, cookies, garden products, jellies, pies, etc…are all welcome! Items can be dropped off at Selinger Centre on Saturday November 4th from 11:00-4:00, or Sunday November 5th starting at 7:00 AM. Also accepting donations at the church office on Friday the 3rd from 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM.
Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Times October 29, 2017
SAVE THE DATE
November 19, 2017
All St. Peter parishioners are encouraged to sit down and eat a meal and share fellowship with the hungry in our community.
A potluck dinner will be served from 2 - 5 in the Selinger Centre. Parishioners are asked to bring a dish to share. A - H potato; I - S vegetable; T - Z des-sert. The meat and drinks will be provided.
To save your place at the table of sharing, please call the parish office at 636-8159.
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:
Matthew P. Lorang (birthday is December 13)
Conception Seminary College P.O. Box 502
Conception, MO 64433 Vocations Are Everybody’s Business
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 call-ing 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
June 10, 2018
Nov 12, 2017 Aug 12, 2018
Jan 14, 2018 Oct 14, 2018
April 08, 2018 Dec 09, 2018
Perpetual Adoration Adoration Vacancies
Sunday, 6am, call Shirley Andrews, 690-6884 Sunday, 8am, call Shirley Andrews, 690-6884 Tuesday, 12am, call Mary Rehagen, 635-8547
Tuesday, 4am, call Mary Rehagen, 635-8547 Thursday, 4am, call Mary Rehagen, 635-8547 Thursday, 11pm, call Deacon David Thompson, 635-2406 Thursday, 1pm, call Yvonne Wittman, 893-6161 Friday, 12am, call Mary Rehagen, 635-8547 Friday, 3am, call Mary Rehagen, 635-8547 Friday, 7pm, call Deacon David Thompson, 635-2406 Saturday, 12am, call Mary Rehagen, 635-8547 Saturday, 2am, call Mary Rehagen, 635-8547 Saturday, 2pm, call Yvonne Wittman, 893-6161 Saturday, 4pm, call Yvonne Wittman, 893-6161 Saturday, 7pm, call Deacon David Thompson, 635-2406
Time and Talent
Many thanks to Shirley Arnel, who faithfully enters your completed Time and Talent forms into our parishioner database. She has done this tirelessly for several years, and happily shares her time and data entry talent to help our parish! Doing something like this, just once or twice a year, is a huge help for our staff and ministry leaders who depend on those who volunteer for their ministries. What could you do that could have an impact like that? Think about it, and share that talent with your parish. If you haven’t turned in your Stewardship form, please send it in as soon as possible so that we may benefit from your time and talent as well!
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Oct. 31: Halloween Fall Festival - Wendy’s show your support for U.S. Marine Corps Toys For Tots. Includes Arts, Crafts and Trunk or Treat for the kids, plus free hayrides and musical per-formances. Stop into Wendy’s at the Capital Mall, 10am - 10pm, 30% of qualifying sales will be donated to Marine Toys for Tots Foundation. St. Mary’s Hospital Auxiliary Annual Poinsettia Sale. Orders will be taken until Nov. 3rd. For more information please contact Ann VanConia at 314-780-0120.
"The Olympians Relay for Life team crop (scrapbooking) event, Saturday, November 4, 2017, at Veit Hall, in the basement of St. Andrew Church, 400 St. Andrew Dr., Holts Summit. For more information or if interested in participating in the event, please contact: Beth Strobel at [email protected] or 573-619-2177, Jill Schappler at [email protected] or 573-680-2621, or Dee Cook at [email protected] or 573-619-5487.
National Vocation Awareness Week - Nov. 5-11 - Throughout the Diocese
All Souls Mass
Resurrection Cemetery Saturday, November 4 at 10 a.m. in the mausoleum.
HAVE YOU MADE A CURSILLO WEEKEND?
Did you make a Cursillo Weekend before moving to the Diocese of Jefferson City? Or has your email changed recently? If you would like to know more about activities within our diocesan Cursillo Movement, or to receive our quarterly newsletter, please contact us at [email protected].
Cursillo (pronounced KER SEE O) is a three-day learning and sharing experience of what it truly means to live as a Christian.
For more information on what Cursillo is, contact Adam Brown at 573-634-3345 or by email at [email protected].
40 DAYS FOR LIFE CONTINUES! CLOSING RALLY NOVEMBER 11
Please make plans to pray during the Columbia 40 Days For Life Vigil which ENDS Sunday November 5 during the hours of 8am to 6pm daily. A trained core Team member is present and will greet you and give you guidance. Prayer Vigil on the side-walk outside Columbia Planned Parenthood, 711 N Providence Rd. Closing Rally Dinner at St Andrew, 400 St Andrew Dr, Holts Summit on Saturday, November 11 at 6pm. Chicken Dinner served by Knights of Council 8400. Silent auction and program with guest speaker. Further information: Kathy Forck 573 821 5130 Sign up on vigil calendar www.40daysforlife.com All are welcome--thank you.
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