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, Shirley Majeski, Charlie Mineweaser, Tom Moore, Vicki McQuillen, 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

Jesus was a young man and his Father affirmed him in front of a huge crowd saying, “You are my beloved son; with you I am very pleased.”  Our children are never too old to appreciate our praise. (Luke 3:15-16, 211-22)

Year End Contribution Statements will be prepared for those parishioners who have requested in the past.  The statements will be placed in the back of the Church for pick-up next weekend.  If you want a year-end statement, and it is not at the back of the Church, please call the Church Office.

Is It Possible?  Yes, Jesus will bear fruit in you if you cooperate with His Grace. Grace
comes with repentance, Confession, Communion, prayer, Sacraments, Scripture, Good Works — love, faith and hope. We are only earthenware jars that hold this treasure, to make it clear that such an overwhelming power comes from God and not from us.

(2Cor. 4:7)

Is It Really for Me?  Yes, holiness is for you. It is not for specially chosen souls.

Holiness is for ordinary people who accomplish God’s Will with joy, in faith and in trust.  The temple of God is sacred; and you are that temple. (1 Cor. 3:17)

What Must I Do?
Be faithful to your state in life — married, single, religious, and student.
Be faithful to Holy Mother Church — Precepts, Sacraments, Commandments,

                        Doctrine, Teaching.
Read the Word of God and other spiritual reading.
Follow the Beatitudes — the Blueprint for holiness.
Be loving and concerned of others and not yourself.

Sunday, January 13^th            11:00 A.M.         Sunday Morning CCD / Grades 7 - 11

                                                6:00 P.M.         Sunday Evening CCD / Grades 1 - 6

Monday, January 14^th              7:30 A.M.        Rosary / Church

                                                6:00 P.M.         Monday Evening Prayer Group / Church

                                                7:00 P.M.         Adult Faith Formation / Rectory

                                                8:30 P.M.         AA Meeting / Rectory

Tuesday, January 15^th              7:30 A.M.        Rosary / Church  

Wednesday, January 16^th         7:30 A.M         Rosary / Church

Thursday, January 17^th            5:00 P.M.         Confessions

                                                5:30 P.M.         Rosary / Church

                                                6:30 P.M.         Scripture Study / Rectory       

Friday, January 18^th                 7:30 A.M.        Rosary / Church.

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, Shirley Majeski, Tom Moore, Vicki McQuillen, 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

Who Is Called to Be Holy?  All men, women and children of every age, in every state of life, condition, talent and profession. We are called to holiness. Be holy in all you do, since it is the Holy One who has called you, and scripture says, “Be holy, for I am holy.” (1 Pet. 1:15-16)

Why Should I try to be Holy?  Because God loves you! You are precious to Him. You belong to Him. He loved you before time began. He is your Father. You need Him. He wants you to be like Him — holy. We are God’s work of art, created in Christ Jesus to live the good life as from the beginning he had meant us to live it. (Eph. 2:10)

When should I start to be more Holy? Now! Today — at this moment. His grace is sufficient for you. At a favorable time, I have listened to you, on the day of salvation I came to your help. Well, now is the favorable time; this is the day of salvation.

(2 Cor. 6:2)

Where Can I Be Holy? At home, At work, At rest, At school, In a crowd, Alone, in your family, in prison, in the place where you live. Everywhere you can be holy. Whatever you eat, whatever you drink, whatever you do at all, do it for the glory of God. (1 Cor. 10:31)

These came from Mother Angelica’s Book on Holiness Available to anyone online. We will post the link on our website for you to download this free book.

https://www.amazon.com/Mother-Angelicas-Guide-Practical-Holiness/dp/1682780104

Ss. Peter and Paul warmly welcomes Vieira Samick, daughter of Michael and Amber Samick, into our parish family on Sunday, December 30^th following the 10:00 A.M. Mass.  May God continue to bless her and her family and may Ss. Peter and Paul be a source of faithful support for her family.

Ss. Peter and Paul warmly welcomed Nolan Sweeney, son of Brian and Kelsey Sweeney, into our parish family on Sunday, December 30^th following the 10:00 A.M. Mass.  May God continue to bless him and his family and may Ss. Peter and Paul be a source of faithful support for his family.