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February 21, 2016 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 am | 8:30 am 4:30 pm Vigil Mass* Tuesday: 6:45 am | 8:30 am Wednesday: 6:45 am | 8:30 am Sunday Thursday: 6:45 am | 8:30 am 7:30 am | 9:00 am* | 10:45 am* Friday: 6:45 am | 8:30 am | 12 Noon 12:15 pm* | 5:00 pm Teen Mass Saturday: 8:30 am *Nursery available ROSARY Weekdays at 8:00 am OUR CLERGY HOURS OF EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Pastor: Reverend Monsignor Peter J. Rau 678-832-1223 [email protected] Saturday, 5:30 pm to Sunday, 7:00 am and Parochial Vicars: Sunday, 6:00 pm to Saturday, 8:30 am Reverend Desmond Drummer 678-832-1225 [email protected] Reverend Richard Vu SACRAMENT OF 678-832-1211 [email protected] RECONCILIATION Wednesday 7:15am Deacons: Rev. Mr. Mike Bickerstaff 678-832-1228 and Rev. Mr. Joe Crowley Saturday: 9:00 - 10:00 am Rev. Mr. Bill Keen 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm Rev. Mr. Keith Kolodziej or by appointment Rev. Mr. Martin Lampe, retired Rev. Mr. Jesús (Tony) Nerio Rev. Mr. Dave Thomasberger COUNSELORS Rev. Mr. Scott Sparks 678-832-1215 Bill Powers Rev. Mr. John Wojcik Diana Hardy 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 February 21, 2016 11330 Woodstock Road Roswell, GA 30075 Second Sunday of Lent Page 3 St. Peter Chanel Catholic Church Page 4 February 21, 2016 Offertory for February 14th Financial figures for February 14th were not available at press time. We appreciate your support and generosity SYMPATHY Monsignor Peter and the community of St. Peter Chanel wish to extend their deepest sympathy to: Tom Lynch and family on the death of his Cousin, “I am the Lord who brought you from Ur of the Edward Harrington Chaldeans to give you this land as a possession.” (GENESIS 15:7) Maggie Eilers on the death of her Mother, Margaret Gauthier Just as the Lord gave Abraham, Moses and the Israelites a land to possess, He has also given each of us a home. Dawn Bonner Corner and family on the death of her Whether our home is grand or humble, it is a gift from Mother, Jane S. Bonner God. Abraham prepared a great sacrifice to the Lord in gratitude for the home God gave him. How do we Sue Harris on the death of her husband, Tom Harris show our gratitude to God for the home He has given us? Do we make a sacrifice of any kind? Do we return Family and friends of Catherine Lester Kelly any of our finances to God, investing equally in our May they now share in Eternal Glory and their loved eternal home just as we invest in our earthly home? ones receive God’s consolation and peace. BAPTISM CLASS BAPTISMS We look forward to welcoming your child into our family at St. Peter Chanel. For information The family of St. Peter Chanel welcomes those regarding the Sacrament of Baptism for newly baptized. Children, please contact: Mary Crisanti at 678-832-1233. Our next Baptism Class is March Matthew Herrin, son of Erika and Brent th 13 . Additional information may be found at: Please pray for him as he continues to grow in www.stpeterchanel.org/sacrament-preparation/ Christ. 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: Jeanine Andrews Sally Dawson Bob Kuhn Gwen Murphy Mary Stirn Alex Arrieta David Edwards Cindy Kulikowski Erika Painter Beau Stubbs Joanna Beer Joel Edwards Edna Lavery Charles Perry Sara Testerman Giselle Bowen Ed Girod Jeff Le Sieur Irene Pizzo Grace Tigani Austin Brotman Audrey Gohr Karen Lippert Ray Regan Bill Thon Bryan Brown Ramsey Gray Barbara Logan Zoraida Roig Thomas Tuskowski Dianne Butler Kara Gullo Ruth Maher Joao Carlos M. Roxo Dottie Viorde Michelle Cascio Ray Hanna Joycelyn Schlumbrecht Kristen Rust Kenneth Wooldridge Gerry Cichon Jerry Keck Majeste Mary Mangus Frank Sharkey Jason Cornell Joy Knight Carroll McCallister Steven Shoemaker Bill Davis Ronald Kral Michael Muir Kathleen Stevens 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 Second Sunday of Lent Page 5 Lenten Calendar LENTEN PROJECTS: Monday 6:45 am Mass in the Church HAITI FOOD DRIVE palletize at our warehouse on 8:00 am - Rosary The Mission Ministry is March 20th from 5:00 pm - 8:30 8:30 am Mass in the Church sponsoring a Food Drive for pm. Sign up with a 6:00 - 7:00 pm Father Ho Lung's Missionaries of representative in the Narthex the Poor ("MOP") Centers in on March 5th and 6th. For more Tuesday Haiti. Our container of food information, contact the Mission 6:45 am Mass in the Church will be the only means of Ministry at 678-832-1281 #7052 8:00 am - Rosary sustenance for the mission for 3 or email 8:30 am Mass in the Church months! What better way to [email protected]. begin our Lenten Season than by Wednesday helping "the least of our 6:45 am Mass in the Church brothers and sisters" who LINEN DRIVE 8:00 am - Rosary cannot help themselves. There Please help The Brothers of 8:30 am Mass in the Church will be a display with food and Sacrament of Reconciliation Haiti/Missionaries of The Poor. money cards in the Narthex 7:15 am We need any slightly-used or during Mass times on March th th th th new twin sheets or crib sheets. Thursday 5 /6 and March 12 /13 . These sheets will be sent to 6:45 am Mass in the Church Money donations should be Haiti at the end of March. Please 8:00 am - Rosary placed in the provided envelope consider helping the orphanage 8:30 am Mass in the Church marked 'HAITI' and can be dropped in the collection basket and Cap Haitian, Haiti. Please, Friday or mailed to the Church, or sheets only, no blankets or 6:45 am Mass in the Church made on E-giving anytime comforters. 8:00 am - Rosary throughout March or April. 8:30 am Mass in the Church Purchased items should be Bins will be located in the th th 12 Noon Mass dropped off at the "FEED Narthex March 5 -March 20 . 5:00 - 7:00 pm - Fish Fry HAITI" truck in SPC'S parking We will not be able to accept 7:00 pm - Stations of the Cross lot on Sunday, March 13th and at sheets after the cut-off date. BT Circle on Sunday, March 20th Saturday from 8 am to 6 pm. Volunteers If you have any questions please 8:00 am - Rosary are needed to accept donations email: 8:30 am Mass in the Church at the truck on the previously [email protected] Sacrament of Reconciliation mentioned dates. In addition, 9:00 - 10:00 am and 2:30 - 3:30 pm we need volunteers to help Penance services at neighboring Churches Date Location Time Lenten Parish Mission Celebrant: Feb 22 St Andrew’s 7:00 pm February 22nd - February 24th Bishop David Talley 9:00 am and 7:00 pm March 6th at 2:30 pm Feb 24 St. Brigid’s 7:30 pm In the main Church Feb 25 St. Brendan’s 7:00 pm Presentation by: Fr. Lanaham Parish Penance Service See page 9 for details. Monday, March 7th at 7:00 pm Feb 29 Good Shepherd 7:00 pm Our Parish Priests will be joined Mar 2 St. Jude 7:00 pm The Archdiocesan Disability by many of the priests from our Ministry’s neighboring parishes. Mar 9 St. Benedict 8:30 pm Faith and Sharing Mass at SPC Mar 15 St. Thomas Aquinas 7:30 pm St. Peter Chanel Catholic Church Page 6 February 21, 2016, Parish School of Religion Director of Religious Ed: Rosemary Potts – 678-832-1229 or [email protected] Registrar: Cindy Czajkoski – 678-832-1230 or [email protected] The St. Peter Chanel website is currently under construction. We are aware that the Religious Education tab on the home page is not working. To access the PSR pages, go to http://stpeterchanel.org and click on Learning at the top of the screen, then select Parish School of Religion from the dropdown menu. To access our pages directly, type http://stpeterchanel.org/psr into your browser. Thank you for your patience while these updates are being made. PSR Calendar (Preschool-8th Grade): Feb 21 & Feb 24 PSR and EDGE in session Feb 28 & Mar 2 PSR and EDGE in session “This is my chosen Son; Mar 6 & Mar 9 PSR and EDGE in session listen to him.” Mar 13 & Mar 16 No PSR or EDGE Mar 20 PSR Family Sessions & Palm Sunday Family Masses Confirmation Middle School Coordinator: Kendra Lockhart Coordinator: Colleen Pittroff 678-832-1235 or [email protected] 678-832-1240 or [email protected] Service Reflections for Year 1 (9th Grade) Candidates are Friday, March 4—Stars & Strikes Social due by March 1st.
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