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Parish Center Office Hours The Twentieth Sunday In Ordinary Time Sunday, August 14, 2016 Jeremiah 38:4-6, 8-10; Hebrews 12:1-4; Luke 12:49-53 The Twenty First Sunday In Ordinary Time Sunday, August 21, 2016 Isaiah 66:18-21; Hebrews 12:5-7, 11-13; Luke 13:22-30 Weekend: First Saturday 9:00 AM Saturday Vigil 5:00 PM Sunday 11:00 AM Twinning with Saint Peter's Parish Weekday: Wed & Fri 9:00 AM Fond-Pierre, Haiti Rosary after weekday Masses 9:45 AM Pastor : Rev. Gerald Francis Musuubire Mass with SNLC Families 4TH Sunday 11:00 AM Permanent Deacon : Rev. Mr. Robert Allen Mass with Children Sun 09/24 11:00 AM Office Manager: Pamela Dempsey Pastoral Council Chair: Rich Warren Sacrament of Reconciliation: Finance Council Chair: Carol Fernandes First Friday after 9 AM Mass or by appointment Saturday 4:00 PM Parish Center Adoration : Monday-Friday 6 AM to 10:00 PM Office Hours : Legion of Mary Wednesday 10 AM Room 123 10:00am – 3:00pm Mass Cards available during Office Hours Saint Nicholas Office Hours : Learning Center Thursday after 9:30am - 12pm 7:15am – 6:30pm Phone: (434) 842-3970 [email protected] Weekend: Sunday 9:00 AM [email protected] Phone: (434) 589-5201 Holy Day: 9:00 AM Weekday: Thurs 9:00 AM Fax : (434) 589-4463 Visit our Website: Sacrament of Reconciliation : http://saintspeterpaul.org/ Sunday: before Mass 8:30 AM Rectory Adoration: Last Sunday of the Month 7:30 – 8:30 AM 15 Dogleg Rd Palmyra, VA 22963 (434) 589-5200 [email protected] Day Date Mass For Status Requested By Celebrant Saturday 8/13 5pm JoAnn Grey D Bill Gray Fr. Gerald Sunday 8/14 9am* Ruth Grubbs D Lillian Shaw Fr. Gerald Sunday 8/14 11am Missa Pro Populo Fr. Gerald Wednesday 8/17 11am Fr. Gerald Anniversary I Michael & Nancy King Fr. Gerald Wednesday 8/17 9am Bob Aycock D Gloria & Charles Van Slyke Fr. Gerald Thursday 8/18 9am* Fr. Gerald Friday 8/19 9am William L Buono D Buono Family Fr. Gerald Saturday 8/20 5pm James Cullinan D Jim Cullinan Fr. Gerald Sunday 8/21 9am * Missa Pro Populo Fr. Gerald Sunday 8/21 11am Fr. Gerald Anniversary I Michael & Nancy King Fr. Gerald Sunday 8/21 11am Sweetie Condon D John Condon Fr. Gerald Thursday 8/11 9am * Nancy Daniel I Jack and Katheen Best Correction * Celebrated at St. Joseph's/Shrine of St. Katharine Drexel SAINTS P ETER AND PAUL CATHOL IC CHURCH AUGUST 13 -14 , 2016 If you wish to have a name added to the list, please notify the office (434) 589-5201 Barbara Acosta * Fran Allan * Michael Amato * Kyle Anderson * Betty Arleth * Jennifer Aspell * Derek Assink * Larry Atkin Barbara Aulebach-Ross * Nancy Avers * Richard Ayusuo * Sal Barcia * Otto Berg * Pat Bergor * Peggy Boggess Debra Borowicz * Robert Bossong * Anne Branigan * Pamela Bronson * Bill Brown * Lenore Bryant * Bob Burger Mary Callahan * Mae Carey * Marge Casella * Maryann Cascio * Sister Mary Charles * Roberta Condon Nancy Connors * Joe Del Monte * Marty Dempf * Kevin Dolan * Jack Donnelly * Carol Donohue * Lyman Drake Nancy Dudley * Bruce Duncan * Monty Dunckan * Ellen Dunn * Andrew Durant * Helga Fallis * Leoncio Feliciano Ellen Ferris * Donna Firth * Dan Futie * Susan Geiger * Helen Gomes * Madeline Graffagnino * Tom Griffin * John Groholski Pat Hagger * Troxie Harding * Rick Hayden * Fred Hansen * Suzanne Hilbert * Caisey Rose Hoffman * Eleanor Holodak Jim Holodak * Roger Jenkins * Danielle Jones * John & Rosemary Kaiser * Valdas Kasparaitlis * Carolyn Kerrigan * Tom Kinter Nathan Kittredge * Raymond Lantz * Roger Lawson * Marcia Aulebach-Lagomarsino * Mike Lee * Shaun Lonie * Stacey Maas Diana Mariutto * Lynn Martin * Steven McCall * Eileen McCoy * Don McLaughlin * Kathy & Bradley McNally * Joe Meier Debbie Menard * Bob Merhoff * Joan Merk * Jean Miller * Rose Millington * Brenda Morgan * Rachel Morris * Jim Mullin *Joanne Murphy Julie Murphy * David Nadig * The Nelson Family * Jack Nolfo * Joe Novak * Mary-Ellen O'Rourke Jane O’Brian * Tom O’Brien * Natalie Palmer * Ryan Palmer * The Parson Family * George and Isabelle Perry * Frank Persico Sandi Petras * Matthew Picone * Alicia Phillips * Richard & Denise Pillar * Agnes Pomeroy * Nick Pugliese Robert Quackenbush * Diane Raab * Chris Ramirez * Solidad Ramirez * Margaret Reilly Donald Rebarchak * Sandra Reynard Nancy Richards * Barbara Ridgeway * Patricia Robinson * Emma Rose * Andy Rutkowski * Kathy Saurman Bob and Mary Sedlak * Suki Simpson * Robert Smith * Moe Sneedy * Anne Sorenson * Cheryl Spangler * Susan Strong The Starowicz Family * Jamie Steiner * Janet Supple * Cheryl Surrett * Lisa Thackston * Thomas Family * Sister Sue Tracy Jimmie Utterback * Mary Vrennan * Stephanie Vinson-Campbell * Mary Walsh * Lenore Weir * Joyce White Sister Regina Wilson * Ernie Wittich * Diane Wolfe Linda Wolfe * Doris Woodward * Megan Wyndam * Morgan Yancey Nick Zumar If you are celebrating your We extended a very “Special” Thank You to Marriage Anniversary in August Larry McIlnay and would like to be part of the He volunteered his time and equipment to Marriage Blessing Mass restore the floors in the Hall’s of the Parish Saturday, September 3 rd Center. They look like new once again. Please notify the office before Another very “Special” Thank You to Monday, August 29 th Ellie Henrietta She donated landscaping plants from Lowe’s to BREAD AND WINE MEMORIAL kick start the landscaping in the back of the August Parish Center. Donor: Anthony & Patricia Amato We count our blessings for our wonderful Memorial: Garry Vandenberg parishioners. SANCTUARY CANDLE ALTAR FLOWERS August August Donor: Phyllis Guthrie Donor: The Gilstrap Family Memorial: For The Love Of Jesus Memorial: Bob Gilstrap Saint Feast Days WEEK OF AUGUST 15 TO 21, 2016 AUGUST 15, 2016 – Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary - The Assumption of the Virgin Mary into Heaven, often shortened to the Assumption and also known as the Falling Asleep of the Blessed Virgin Mary. According to the beliefs of the Catholic Church Virgin Mary was the bodily taking up into Heaven at the end of her earthly life. The Church teaches as dogma that the Virgin Mary "having completed the course of her earthly life, was assumed body and soul into heavenly glory". This doctrine was dogmatically defined by Pope Piux XII on November 1, 1950, in the apostolic constitution Munificentissimus Deus by exercising papal infallibility. (Normally a Holy Day of Obligation but not in 2016) AUGUST 16, 2016 – St. Stephen of Hungry - (977-1038) Was the son of the Magyar chieftain Geza, Stephen succeeded him as leader in 997. Already raised a Christian, in 996 he wed the daughter of Duke Henry II of Bavaria and devoted much of his reign to the promotion of the Christian faith. He gave his patronage to Church leaders, helped build churches, and was a proponent of the rights of the Holy See. Stephen also crushed the pagan counter reaction to Christianity, forcibly converting the so-called Black Hungarians after their failed rebellion. In recognition of his efforts, Stephen was anointed king of Hungary in 1000, receiving the cross and crown from Pope Sylvester II. Canonized in 1083 by Pope St. Gregory VII, he became the patron saint of Hungary. AUGUST 17, 2016 – St. Joan of the Cross - (1666 – 1736) Born Jeanne Delanoue in Anjou, France, Joan worked in the family business—a small shop near a religious shrine—from an early age. After her parents’ death she took over the shop herself. She quickly became known for her greediness and insensitivity to the beggars who often came seeking help. She began caring for needy children. Over time she closed the family business so she could devote herself fully to good works and penance. She founded the Congregation of St. Anne of Providence. She took the religious name of Joan of the Cross. Canonized her in 1982 by John Paul II. (Also St. Hyacinth) AUGUST 18, 2016 – St. Helena – (248 – 324) Born in Bithynia, Asia Minor (present-day Turkey), St. Helena was married to Roman Emperor Constantius and had a son who would become Constantine I, also known as Constantine the Great, the first Roman emperor to become a Christian. St. Helena, who converted as well, oversaw the construction of churches on Holy Land sites. She would later be credited with discovering the cross upon which Jesus Christ is believed to have been crucified. (Also St. Louis of Toulouse) AUGUST 19, 2016 – St. John Eudes – (1601 – 1680) Was born at Ri, Normandy, France, the son of a farmer. He went to the Jesuit college at Caen when he was 14, and despite his parents' wish that he marry, joined the Congregation of the Oratory of France in 1623. He was ordained in 1625, and worked as a volunteer, caring for the victims of the plagues that struck Normandy in 1625 and 1631, and spent the next decade giving Missions, building reputation as an outstanding preacher and confessor and for his opposition to Jansenism. Canonized in 1925 by Pope Pius XI. AUGUST 20, 2016 – St. Bernard – (1090 – 1153) Was born of noble parentage in Burgundy, France, in the castle of Fontaines near Dijon. Under the care of his pious parents he was sent at an early age to a college at Chatillon, where he was conspicuous for his remarkable piety and spirit of recollection. After the death of his mother, he resolved to embrace the newly established and very austere institute of the Cistercian Order, of which he was destined to become the greatest ornament. His superior sent him with twelve monks to found a new monastery, which afterward became known as the celebrated Abbey of Claitvaux. St. Bernard was at once appointed Abbot and began that active life which has rendered him the most conspicuous figure in the history of the 12th century. Canonized in 1174 by Pope Alexander III. AUGUST 21, 2016 – St. Pius X – (1835 – 1913) Borne Giuseppe Melchiorre Sarto at Riesi, Province of Treviso, in Venice.
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