Announcements
LORD, HEAR OUR PRAYER
If you have parishioners that you would like to add to any of the lists below, please call the Church Office at 342-1700 or place a note in the collection basket. We will be adding/removing parishioners from this list weekly. Illness: Merlin Bock, Barb Brown, Charlie Clark, Lisa Cook, George Coval, Kevin Coval, Ken Dinant, Mary Ann Dominick, Daniel Gormont, Elisha Holsinger, Todd Jeffries, Cecilia Lolli, Shirley Majeski, Vicki McQuillen, Charlie Mineweaser, Tom Moore, Rita Morbeto, Janet Rose Pryde, Jay Stuhl, Terry Smeal, Rudy Swansegar, Joe Tekely, Maureen Tocimak, Dorothy Vaughn, Nancy Verost, Janice Walker Nursing Home / Assisted Living: Kathryn Shaw Homebound: Ben Vavreck Military Service: Colton Moore, Ben Webster, Michael Shannon, Timothy Smeal |
FAMILIES AND THE GOSPEL
In
today’s gospel, Jesus asked Simon to start by “going a short distance.” Later he asked Simon to “go into deeper
water.” The first step toward
reconciliation is usually a “short distance” which gives us the courage to go
further “into deeper water.”
Reconciliation starts with the first short step! Luke 5:1-11 |
SS PETER & PAUL SOCIETY
“Interest Sheets” have been placed in the
bulletin this weekend. Please complete
the form and return to the Church Office or place in the Offertory basket. Sign-up sheets are on the Cry Room shelf and
also on the Votive Candle stand for parishioners who are interested in joining
the Society. |
LORD, HEAR OUR PRAYER
If you have parishioners that you would like to add to any of the lists below, please call the Church Office at 342-1700 or place a note in the collection basket. We will be adding/removing parishioners from this list weekly. Illness: Merlin Bock, Barb Brown, Charlie Clark, Lisa Cook, George Coval, Kevin Coval, Ken Dinant, Mary Ann Dominick, Daniel Gormont, Elisha Holsinger, Todd Jeffries, Cecilia Lolli, Shirley Majeski, Vicki McQuillen, Charlie Mineweaser, Tom Moore, Rita Morbeto, Jerry Nevling, Janet Rose Pryde, Jay Stuhl, Terry Smeal, Rudy Swansegar, Joe Tekely, Maureen Tocimak, Dorothy Vaughn, Nancy Verost Nursing Home / Assisted Living: Kathryn Shaw Homebound: Ben Vavreck Military Service: Colton Moore, Ben Webster, Michael Shannon, Timothy Smeal |
STEWARDSHIP RELFECTIONS
4th Sunday of
Ordinary Time -
Only when you share your time, abilities and finances with an attitude of
gratitude founded in the love of Jesus, can that sharing be seen as Christian
stewardship. |
FAMILY AND THE GOSPEL
Mary
and Joseph must have been proud when their village “all spoke well of Jesus and
were amazed at his words.” But they
probably felt shame when the same people drove him out of town. Like Mary and Joseph, the highs and lows of
parenting are our path to being a Holy Family. Luke 4:21-30 |
NINTH GRADE CONFIRMATION RETREAT
Ninth Grade Confirmation Retreat will be held on Sunday, February 17th from 11:00 A.M. to Noon in the Rectory. All students are required to attend this mandated retreat. Parent(s) and/or Sponsors should attend with their students. This retreat will not be offered at any other time this school year. Fr. John will be the presenter. Please make every attempt to attend. There will be no Religious Education classes for the other students.
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PIEROGIE MAKING SESSIONS STARTING ON WEDNESDAY’S
Ss. Peter & Paul parishioners along with help from the Altar & Rosary Society will begin making pierogies for the Lenten season on Wednesday afternoons at 12:30 P.M. beginning on Wednesday, February 13th. Any men and women who are able to donate a few hours to help would be greatly appreciated. No experience is necessary and you don’t have to commit to every Wednesday, just whenever you can help. If you are interested in joining this group, please don’t hesitate to come. For more information, please call Kate Coval at 342-5274 or Lynda Mull at 342-2050. Pierogies will be sold every Wednesday beginning Ash Wednesday, March 6th from 1:00 to 4:00 P.M. The price per “Bakers” dozen will be $5.00. Proceeds of this fundraiser benefit the Altar & Rosary and the Parish. |
PRECIOUS BLOOD OF THE LORD
Because
of the seriousness of this flu season, Bishop Bartchak has asked that the
Precious Blood of the Lord not be offered at Mass temporarily. It is the belief of the Catholic Church that
the whole Body of Christ is present under either form of consecrated bread and
wine. Reception of Holy Communion on the
hand is encouraged; however, reception on the tongue may not be denied. Also, the exchange of the sign of peace should
avoid bodily contact. A reverent nod with eye contact and a smile will be the
temporary practice. These norms are in
effect throughout the winter months or until the flu season is over. |
TITHING CONTRIBUTIONS (FEB. 2-3)
The
tithing check from last weekend (Feb. 2-3) was $426.60 and was donated to St. Vincent de
Paul. |
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