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St. Peter Church Tljǐǖ ǂǓǕ PdžǕdžǓ ǂǏDž ǖǑǐǏ ǕljNJǔ RǐDŽnj I ǘNJǍǍ ǃǖNJǍDž ǎǚ CljǖǓDŽlj St. Peter Church 27551 Volo Village Road, Volo, IL 60073 Phone: (815) 3855496 Email: [email protected] Web: www.stpetervolo.org JǖǍǚ 18, 2021 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time • 8th Sunday after Pentecost Mǂǔǔ SDŽljdžDžǖǍdž SUNDAY: 7:00 AM Latin EF | 8:30 AM English OF | 10:00 AM English OF 11:30 AM Latin EF | 1:00 PM Spanish OF MONDAY: 6:15 AM Latin EF | 8:00 AM English OF TUESDAY: 6:15 AM Latin EF | 8:00 AM English OF WEDNESDAY: 6:15 AM Latin EF | 8:00 AM English OF | 7:00 PM Latin EF THURSDAY: 6:15 AM Latin EF | 8:00 AM English OF FRIDAY: 6:15 AM Latin EF | 8:00 AM English OF FIRST FRIDAY: 6:15 AM Latin EF | 8:00 AM English OF | 7:00 PM Latin EF SATURDAY: 8:00 AM Latin EF | 5:00 PM English OF a parish staffed by the CǂǏǐǏǔ RdžLjǖǍǂǓ ǐLJ SǕ. JǐljǏ CǂǏǕNJǖǔ Fȿɂ ȱȶɄȵɂ ȸȿɅɂ ȵȽȵɂȷȵȾȳȹȵɃ, ɀȼȵȱɃȵ ȳȱȼȼ (815) 4518350 PǂǔǕǐǓ . FǓ. NǂǕljǂǏ CǂǔǘdžǍǍ, SJC AǔǔǐDŽNJǂǕdž PǂǔǕǐǓ . FǓ. BǓdžǏDžǂǏ GNJǃǔǐǏ, SJC AǔǔǐDŽNJǂǕdž PǂǔǕǐǓ . FǓ. RǐǃNJǏ KǘǂǏ, SJC OǑdžǓǂǕNJǐǏǔ DNJǓdžDŽǕǐǓ . CljǓNJǔǕǐǑljdžǓ KNJDŽljnjǂ RdžǍNJLjNJǐǖǔ EDžǖDŽǂǕNJǐǏ . CǐǏǏNJdž BǂǍǍǂǏǕNJǏdž LNJǕǖǓLjNJDŽǂǍ MǖǔNJDŽ . SǕdžǑljǂǏNJdž BǓǖǏdž July 18, 2021 Confession Times The below are Confession start times SUNDAY: 6:50 AM | 8:00 AM | 9:30 AM | 11:00 AM | 12:30 PM WEEKDAYS: 7:40 AM WEDNESDAY: 6:30 PM SATURDAY: 7:45 AM | 4:30 PM Divine Office SUNDAY: 6:25 AM Matins & Lauds | 2:15 PM Rosary & Vespers | 6:00 PM Compline WEEKDAYS: 7:15 AM Matins & Lauds | 11:45 AM Mid Day Prayer | 4:45 PM Rosary & Vespers | 6:45 PM Compline (when other events not scheduled) SATURDAY: 7:15 AM Matins & Lauds | 11:45 AM Mid Day Prayer | 4:00 PM Rosary & Vespers | 5:45 PM Compline Adoration Novena to St. Joseph THURSDAY: 4:30 PM 9:00 PM We invite you to join us on Wednesday evenings at 6:45 PM as we pray together 1ST FRIDAY: 9:00 AM 7:00 PM the Novena to St. Joseph. Welcome New Parishioners Sacraments Welcome to St. Peter’s in Volo! Do you have a newborn to be Baptized? Are you a couple ready to be married? Do If you are interested in joining the parish, you know someone who wants to become please visit our website at stpetervolo.org/ Catholic? If so, visit us at stpetervolo.org/ registration, and fill out the Parishioner sacraments for more information on how Registration form. to obtain the Sacraments at St. Peter’s. From there, you can also read more about St. Peter’s and learn about the Canons Mass Intentions Regular of St. John Cantius, who staff our At this time, the Mass Intention calendar parish. is full for the remainder of 2021. When registering you will have an option Please stay tuned for updates towards the to select if you would like to receive end of the summer with more information Offertory Envelopes. We encourage all on when we will begin accepting new parish families to utilize these envelopes Intentions for 2022. for making contributions, but also as they let us know that you are active in the Offertory Collection parish, even if you are not donating. Please note it may take a few months The total Collection from last Sunday, before you begin receiving envelopes. July 11th, was: $11,883.00 If you have any questions or would like The total amount of donations through the further information, please email us at Online Offertory System for the month of [email protected]. June was: $3,925.00 Mass Intentions Monday, July 19th St. Vincent de Paul (EF) 6:15 AM Natalie & Nathan Calvino & Family 8:00 AM † Rose & Gene Miller by Therese Tonyan Tuesday, July 20th St. Apollinaris of Ravenna (OF), St. Jerome Emiliani (EF), St. Margaret of Antioch (EF) 6:15 AM Matthew Widhalm by Widhalm Family 8:00 AM William Sigler Jr. Wednesday, July 21st St. Lawrence of Brindisi (OF/EF) 6:15 AM Tim Smith by Widhalm Family 8:00 AM † Alfred Kopczyk by Kopczyk Family 7:00 PM John & Maureen Copp by Joseph Copp Thursday, July 22nd St. Mary Magdalen (OF/EF) 6:15 AM † Mary Klebosits by Klebosits Family 8:00 AM Rose Luminiello by Jeanne Luminiello Friday, July 23rd St. Bridget of Sweden (OF), St. Apollinaris of Ravenna (EF), St. Liborius (EF) 6:15 AM Living & Deceased Members of the Krieb & VanHorn Families by Rosemarie Krieb 8:00 AM † Alexis Marie Jaeckel by Angie & Jay Weingarten Saturday, July 24th St. Sharbel Makhluf (OF), St. Christina of Bolsena (EF) 8:00 AM Ann Scheidler by Sigurnjak Family 5:00 PM Karen Trutsch Sunday, July 25th 17th Sunday Ordinary Time (OF), 9th Sunday after Pentecost (EF) St. James the Great (OF/EF), St. Christopher (EF) 7:00 AM † Rita Mikos by Grzenia Family 8:30 AM Philip Ryan by Kim Golden 10:00 AM Matthew Dobson by Nancy Dobson 11:30 AM † Joseph M. Wirth by Mary Wirth 1:00 PM Pro Populo Prayer Requests Fr. James Altman Pope Francis † Colleen Poleski Caroline Antler Peggy Greca Diane Regner David Antler Dan & Ellen Harbaugh Peter Sanflippo President Biden Therese Hennessy † Matt Seiler Tom Brown Dennis Hickman III Florence Stier The Canons Regular Bonnie Moder Brandon Straka Archdiocese of Chicago Michael Mucerino Julia Suchomski & Family Miriam Conley Paul Perks President Trump Cardinal Blase Cupich Fr. Frank Phillips, CR 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time • 8th Sunday after Pentecost Looking for Men to Volunteer St. Anne’s Sodality Tuesday, July 20th at 1:30 PM The members of the St. Anne’s Sodality Calling all men and young men of the will be gathering this Thursday, July Parish. We are looking for volunteers to 22nd, at 7:00 PM in the Church for their help us move large items from the second monthly Holy Hour. Join the women for floor of the school over to the St. Joseph Adoration and quiet time with our Lord. House. The move will take place this Confessions will be offered and there will coming Tuesday, July 20th, at 1:30 PM. be time for fellowship following. If you are able to help, please email the Office at [email protected]. All women and young ladies of the parish are invited to join the Sodality monthly on the 4th Thursday, before our Lord in No More 5:00 PM Sunday Mass the Blessed Sacrament. This is a reminder that we are no longer offering the Sunday 5:00 PM Mass. As St. Anne's Triduum of Masses you may recall, this Mass was added due to the capacity restrictions put in place The St. Anne Triduum of Masses are during the pandemic. celebrated every year around her feast day, July 26th, and are a long standing Now that the State of Illinois is in Phase 5 tradition of the Canons Regular of St. of it’s reopening plan, we have returned John Cantius. to normal capacity and signup for Mass is no longer required. In addition, all To register, and for more information, restrictions have been lifted by the visit www.canonsregular.org/newsdesk, Archdiocese of Chicago, and and select St. Anne’s Triduum. Additional Volunteers Needed for Church Cleaning St. Peter’s is very thankful for it’s incredible team of volunteers who work diligently to keep our church clean. At this time, we are in need of more volunteers to join the cleaning rotation. Volunteers may even do it as a team to lighten the workload. To volunteer, or if you have questions, please contact Debbie Boucher, our Cleaning Team Leader, via phone or by text at (847) 9757115, or you may reach her by email at [email protected]. Attire for Mass Attendance As the weather continues to warm it is clear that Summer is in full swing, so we wanted to be sure to remind all our parishioners about what is considered appropriate attire for Mass. Out of respect for our Lord and for the edification of our neighbors, we beg that men and women, boys and girls, appear modestly and respectfully dressed when attending Mass as well as at all times while here at St. Peter’s. Shorts, tanktops, lowcut or backless garments, minidresses, halter tops, spaghetti straps, bared midriffs, short skirts, tightfitting clothes, etc. do not meet the norm of Christian modesty or of respect, especially in church. Let’s be sure to always put on our Sunday best. Your cooperation is evidence of your love for our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament and for His Holy Mother Mary. 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time • 8th Sunday after Pentecost The St. Peter’s Canons St. Anne’s Ice Cream Social Softball Team & Quarterly Meeting Congratulations are in order for the St. Calling all members of the St. Anne’s Peter’s Canons Softball Team who won Sodality and their daughters! Join the both of their games this past Monday. ladies for an ice cream social. With a record of 81, they’re headed into their final game looking pretty good! When: July 24th Time: 12:00 PM Their next, and final regular season game, Where: Back porch of the School will be this coming Monday, July 19th, as (If there is inclement weather, the event will they take on Grayslake Chapel. They will be moved inside the School) play their final game at McHenry Park located at 3703 N. Richmond Road in Please RSVP for the Ice Cream Social via Johnsburg, at 6:30 PM.
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