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October 4, 2015 MISSION STATEMENT Nourishing the Body of Christ by nurturing one another through the guidance of the Holy Spirit. SUNDAY MASS SCHEDULE DAILY MASS SCHEDULE Saturday Monday: 6:45 a.m. | 8:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m. Vigil Mass Tuesday: 6:45 a.m. | 8:30 a.m. Wednesday: 6:45 a.m. | 8:30 a.m. Sunday Thursday: 6:45 a.m. | 8:30 a.m. 7:30 a.m. | 9:00 a.m. | 10:45 a.m. Friday: 6:45 a.m. | 8:30 a.m. | 12 Noon 12:15 p.m. | 5:00 p.m. Teen Mass Saturday: 8:30 a.m. OUR CLERGY HOURS OF EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Pastor: Reverend Monsignor Peter J. Rau 678-832-1223 [email protected] Saturday, 5:30 p.m. to Sunday, 7:00 a.m. Parochial Vicar: and Reverend Desmond Drummer Sunday, 6:00 p.m. to Saturday, 8:30 a.m. 678-832-1225 [email protected] SACRAMENT OF Deacons: Rev. Mr. Mike Bickerstaff 678-832-1228 RECONCILIATION Rev. Mr. Joe Crowley Wednesday 7:15am Rev. Mr. Bill Keen and Rev. Mr. Keith Kolodziej Saturday: 9:00 - 10:00 a.m. Rev. Mr. Martin Lampe, retired 2:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. Rev. Mr. Jesús (Tony) Nerio or by appointment Rev. Mr. Dave Thomasberger Rev. Mr. Scott Sparks 678-832-1215 Rev. Mr. John Wojcik COUNSELOR Bill Powers 678-993-8494 11330 Woodstock Road, | Roswell, Georgia 30075 Parish Office: 678-277-9424 | Fax: 678-277-9423 Religious Education: 678-832-1230 | www. stpeterchanel.org St. Peter Chanel Catholic Church Page 2 October 4, 2015 From the Pastor: Happy Feast of St. Francis! I hope you had the opportunity to listen to the moving and profound messages Pope Francis shared with us on his recent visit. Those same messages really find the spotlight today, Respect Life Sunday. Pope Francis reminded us that we are a people who not only respect life, but cherish the gift from God, demonstrating our beliefs in our actions. We not only oppose abortion, but we also support those in difficult situations to, in turn, choose life over the alternative. We oppose the death penalty, but support the rule of law along with the hope of rehabilitation. We support the stewardship of creation, God’s gift to all people. Today, on the feast of St. Francis, the name our Holy Father chose to help define his papacy, we renew again our commitment to those fundamental aspects of Catholic teaching. It is a good day. While you are reading this, I am in Europe. Our group will have the opportunity to celebrate Mass at a number of renown Churches and you have my promise that you and your families will be in my prayers. Every month Pope Francis Human trafficking. Mission in Asia. announces his monthly prayer That human trafficking, the modern That with a missionary spirit the intentions, and requests that we form of slavery, may be eradicated. Christian communities of Asia may include the intentions in our announce the Gospel to those who personal prayers. are still awaiting it. We are pleased to welcome the following parishioners who have chosen St. Peter Chanel as their parish family. Susan and Kyle Armstrong & Family Julie and Barry Johnston & Family Pamela and Gianandrea Barbasetti Di Prun & Family Susan and John Kippenberger & Family Lauren Bauman Ann Margaret Leal Dee Berryman Fiona Lupe Alena Brookshire & Family Jennifer and Anthony Meeks & Family Rich Capurso & Family Regina and Michael Nocero & Family April and James D’Amico & Family Ann and Joe Scarimbolo Marialy and Aidan Delaney & Family Marylyn and Joe Shine Fay and Marco DeSanto & Family Melanie and Mark Stevens & Family Kim and Asa Gage Cindy Sulkowski Natalie and Tony Gomez & Family Tricia and Rob Tamburro & Family Jennifer and Jimmy Hunter & Family 11330 Woodstock Road Roswell, GA 30075 Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 3 Family Life WASH minivan and placed each child in action. Parents wash their children’s their appointed car seat and drove faces and hands and feet. When we At the beach recently, I noticed four away. do so with love, we model Jesus’ cute toddlers splashing and playing lesson that self-giving love is the while their mother kept a watchful truest sign of the Kingdom of God. — I felt I had witnessed a sacred Tom McGrath eye on each of them. In time, the moment. I recalled Saint John’s woman, using a washcloth and lake account of Jesus kneeling to wash the water, vigorously scrubbed each tiny feet of his friends. “I have set you an foot and tenderly toweled it dry. She example” Jesus said. Washing, when carried each child to the family’s done as loving service, is a holy © 2013 Archdiocese of Chicago. www.catholicparentschicago.org with Loyola Press Knowing Our Faith CATHOLIC VOCABULARY APOSTOLIC NUNCIATURE OF counsel to the Holy Father on Here are some of the terms and THE HOLY SEE: This is the important questions facing the titles used frequently during the diplomatic mission of the Holy See Church in a manner that preserves recent media coverage of the and is headed by the Apostolic the Church’s teaching and Pope’s visit. Nuncio. The current Apostolic strengthens her internal discipline. Nuncio for the United States is THE HOLY SEE: This is the Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano, ARCHBISHOP AND CARDINALS: location of the central government who was named to the position by These are titles which are not of the Church and as such Pope Benedict XVI on October 19, “religious”. Archbishops are diplomatically, and in other spheres 2011. bishops who govern several it acts and speaks for the whole dioceses known as a province. The Roman Catholic Church. It is also BISHOP: This is the title of an Archbishop’s home diocese is recognized by other subjects of ecclesiastical dignitary who known as the Archdiocese. international law as a sovereign possesses the fullness of the Cardinals are Bishops who have entity, headed by the Pope, with priesthood. He serves as chief been elevated by the Pope to the which diplomatic relations can be pastor of a diocese. Ordination as College of Cardinals, the Church maintained. Bishop is final level of ordination. It body tasked with the election of a is as Bishops that these Church new Pope. leaders gather in a Synod to provide If you are new to St. Peter Chanel, we would like to take the opportunity to welcome you to our parish. If you would like more information about our Church or if you wish to register, please contact our New Parishioner Coordinator, Sue Kranyecz at: [email protected]. St. Peter Chanel Catholic Church Page 4 October 4, 2015 Offertory for September 27th Weekly Need: ........................................ $59,577.00 Offertory Collection: .............................. $35,463.00 E-Giving Offertory: ................................ $17,720.11 Total Collected last Week: ......... $53,183.11 “So out of the ground the Lord God formed every beast of the # of Envelopes Used: ......................................... .845 field and every bird of the air, and brought them to the man Fiscal YTD Needed: ............................ $774,501.00 to see what he would call them; and whatever the man called Fiscal YTD Collected: .......................... $731,445.21 every living creature, that was its name.” (GENESIS 2:19) The creation story reminds us of two important points. Second Collection First, since the start, God has put the entire world into our care. Second, stewardship has been around since the Archdiocesan St. Vincent de Paul .............. .$5,961.00 beginning of mankind; it isn’t something recently invented by the Church. Just as past generations built our Church, We appreciate your support and generosity it is now our responsibility to continue to nurture and develop these gifts for future generations. BAPTISMS BAPTISM CLASS The family of St. Peter Chanel welcomes those newly baptized. We look forward to welcoming your child into our family at St. Peter Chanel. For information regarding Lucas Matias Perez, son of Carolina and Adolfo the Sacrament of Baptism for Children, please Andie Elizabeth Ramsey, daughter of Kelley and contact: Mary Crisanti at 678-832-1233. Our next th Christopher Baptism Class is October 11 . Additional information Please pray for them as they continue to grow in may be found at: Christ. www.stpeterchanel.org/sacrament-preparation/baptism PRAYER LIST Please pray for our loved ones; may they feel the healing touch of the Lord. We pray for all those men and women serving in the military. Please email your request to [email protected]. We ask that you pause a moment to offer a prayer for the sick of our community: Carl Allgaier Jason Cornell Jeff Le Sieur Joao Carlos Roxo Jeannine Andrews Sal Cuccia Clement Lisi Jim Rubio Skip Aniteye Sally Dawson Mary Mangus Eddie Shanahan Alex Arrieta Marlene Dunford Scott McCormick Marty Shanahan Jane Batteh David Edwards Tom McEvoy Patty Shanahan Diette Baudion Patricia Fogarett Matthew Montgomery Frank Sharkey Kearnie Baudoin Sonny Gardella Margo Outz Karen Shuck Joanna Beer Ed Girod Susan Patterson Kathleen Stevens Zachary Berzanske Audrey Gohr Irene Pizzo Beau Stubbs Jane Boone Ramsey Gray Ray Regan Sara Testerman Austin Brotman Kara Gullo Sally Reifenberger Bill Thon Bryan Brown Jack Hobbs Becky Rogers Dottie Viorde Art Cavanagh Joe Jenks Dean Rogers Jonathan Whitten Randy Clair Buddy Jordan Zoraida Roig Christine Collins Joy Knight Molly Remmert Rossell The prayer list is cleared at the end of each month. If prayers are still needed for you or your family member, please contact the bulletin editor at 678-405-9462 or [email protected] to add to next month's list. 11330 Woodstock Road Roswell, GA 30075 Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 5 Ministry News Ladies! Tickets are now available for Christ and with others in their faith Register on line at redcrossblood.org the 2nd annual Advent by community.
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