March 15, 2020

THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT

OUR PARISH MISSION: To be a tangible manifestation of Christ living in the community

Twinned with Notre Dame d’Altagrace Parish, Cap Haitien, Haiti

Rev. Gary R. Studniewski, Pastor Rev. Brendan Glasgow, Parochial Vicar ——— SUNDAY MASS Saturday 5pm; Sunday 9am, 11am (ASL), 5pm

HOLY HOUR Monday-Wednesday, 6-7pm

COFFEE HOUR Join us for coffee & donuts in the parish hall after the 9am & 11am Masses

OUR DOORS ARE OPEN 6:30am-6:30pm, Monday-Friday, and before and after Mass every weekend. Church & Hall are accessible via elevator Low-Gluten (.001%) Hosts and Hearing Assist devices available: Please request before Mass

FEDERAL HOLIDAYS Church & Offices Closed

MASS ON HOLY DAYS No Vigil Mass, 7am, 12:10pm, 6:30pm; (Except Christmas & January 1)

DAILY MASS & CONFESSION TIMES Monday-Friday: Mass at 7am and 12:10pm Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday: Confessions 11:30am-12pm | Wednesday, 6-6:45pm | Saturday 4-4:30pm

313 2nd Street SE Washington DC 20003 |Capitol South Metro T: 202.547.1430 | www.saintpetersdc.org | facebook.com/SaintPetersDC Welcome to St. Peter’s on Capitol Hill! No matter how WELCOME! THANK YOU long you’re planning to be in the neighborhood, we hope you’ll consider this your home parish. FOR JOINING US! If you are a parishioner at St. Peter’s and have recently moved or need to update any of your contact information, please call the office at (202) 547-1430 or visit our website: https://saintpetersdc.org/home/registration

Registration and regular attendance at Mass are required to receive letters of permission for marriage, baptism, or confirmation. Register online, or stop by the Rectory weekdays 9am-12pm, 1-5pm.

PARISH DIRECTORY SACRAMENTS & FAITH FORMATION Baptisms are celebrated the second Sunday of the month. Clergy Parents and godparents must attend a preparation class. Rev. Gary R. Studniewski, Pastor Matrimony: Please email [email protected] or [email protected] call the rectory 202.547.1430 before making any arrange- Rev. Brendan Glasgow, Parochial Vicar ments. A 6-12 month preparation period is required. [email protected] Becoming Catholic - RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation Rev. Msgr. Joseph Sadusky, In Residence for Adults) Please contact Julie Penndorf, Parish Staff [email protected]. Dr. Kevin O’Brien, Music Director [email protected] READINGS FOR THE WEEK Patrick Devenney, Business Manager [email protected] Sun: 3rd Sunday of Lent Julie Penndorf, Director of Religious Education Ex 17:3-7/Ps 95:1-2, 6-7, 8-9/Rom 5:1-2, 5-8/Jn [email protected] 4:5-42 or 4:5-15, 19b-26, 39a, 40-42 Suzanne O’Connor, Registration Mon: 2 Kgs 5:1-15b/Ps 42:2, 3; 43:3, 4 [cf. Ps 42:3]/Lk [email protected] 4:24-30 Kathleen Wiegand, Stewardship Tue: St. Patrick, Bishop [email protected] Dn 3:25, 34-43/Ps 25:4-5ab, 6 and 7bc, 8-9 [6a]/ Molly Pannell, Development Mt 18:21-35 [email protected] Wed: St. Cyril of Jerusalem, Bishop & Doctor of the Communications Church [email protected] Dt 4:1, 5-9/Ps 147:12-13, 15-16, 19-20 [12a]/Mt John Williams, Maintenance 5:17-19 [email protected] Thu: St. Joseph, Spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary 2 Sm 7:4-5a, 12-14a, 16/Ps 89:2-3, 4-5, 27 and 29/ Pastoral Council Rom 4:13, 16-18, 22/Mt 1:16, 18-21, 24a or Lk 2:41-51a James Farel John Neal Fri: Hos 14:2-10/Ps 81:6c-8a, 8bc-9, 10-11ab, 14 and Anna Gould Victoria Pasko 17 [cf. 11 and 9a]/Mk 12:28-34 Kim McKenzie Anne Thomas Sat: Hos 6:1-6/Ps 51:3-4, 18-19, 20-21ab [cf. Hos Colleen Moss 6:6]/Lk 18:9-14 Sun: 4th Sunday of Lent ST. PETER SCHOOL 1 Sm 16:1b, 6-7, 10-13a/Ps 23:1-3a, 3b-4, 5, 6 [1]/Eph 5:8-14/Jn 9:1-41 or 9:1, 6-9, 13-17, 34-38 U.S. Dept. of Education. National Blue Ribbon School 2013 & 2019 MAR 29: PRAY THE HOLY ROSARY Grades Pre-Kindergarten – 8th 422 Third St, SE DC 20003 Please join the Legion of Ms. Karen Clay, Principal Little Souls rosary meeting on 202.544.1618 [email protected] Sun, Mar 29, 1:30-3:30pm in Support St. Peter School through the Combined Federal Cam- the parish hall. Spend some paign (code: 39466 and is listed as ST PETERS CATHOLIC time in prayer with fellow CHURCH). parishioners. PRAYER REQUESTS MAR 15: BAG LUNCH SUNDAY On the third Sunday of every month, our Mission Group Our PrayerNet members offer support when you need leaves from the church at noon to distribute lunches in it. E-mail prayer requests to [email protected]. Seward Square. If you’d like to be involved in this ministry, please bring a bagged lunch to the 9am or 11am Mass. THE SICK AND SUFFERING There will be a cart in the back of the church for you to place your lunches in. Thank you! Pray especially for: Mary Leininger Special Instructions: Bob Bark Gail Lemoine Elizabeth Barry Hilda Lopez  Place lunch in brown paper Anne Smith Beemer Priscilla Lane McLaughlin bag Lindsey and Aaron Braun Nancy McKenzie  Lunches should include a John and Deborah Brooks Priscilla McLaughlin sandwich (meat & cheese, William Coggins Mary Elizabeth McNary PB&J, no egg or tuna salad or Susan DePlatchett Severino Mendoza spreads that could spoil in Bill Devenney Mike Miley warm weather), vegetable Ashley Doherty Robert Moore snacks, fruit, chips, cookies, Gertrude Doleman Marta Murua dried fruit or nuts, juice box or Kathleen Fink Bob Oswald other beverage, and napkin Gay Forbes Thomas Petraglia  Write type of sandwich on outside of bag Lucie Gikovich Liz Safford  Staple or tape bag shut Caroline Grimaldi Monica Sullivan Lester Harris Bill Tice Anyone can help! This is an easy project for all ages and a Isabelle Hewstone Joe Ulery great way to get the whole family involved in service to Gwen Humphries Michael Vivenzio our neighbors. You can make a difference - for less than $5! Chris Hutson Scott Wainner Shirley Bachman Jennie James and Vivian Weidinger MAR 29: BICENTENNIAL PLANNING Romelia Johnson Tom Winter Michael Keating Shirley Womack Chris Kirby Michael Worrell Celebrating 200 years! Msgr. Paul Langsfeld St. Peter’s church is approaching our bicentennial year – THOSE WHO HAVE DIED 2021. We need your input as we begin to plan milestone events and celebrations. Especially for Andre Houston; the souls in purgatory for whom no one is praying; and, for those who have died alone. Are you a history buff Call or e-mail the rectory to add someone to the prayer list, to remove who wants to explore our someone from the prayer list, or to arrange for Holy Communion or the parish’s rich history? Do Sacrament of the Sick for the homebound or hospitalized. you love to plan events? Do you have communica- tion skills? Do you have a MASS INTENTIONS MAR 14 - MAR 21 story of how God has worked in your life Sat 5pm The People of St. Peter’s through St. Peter’s? Do Sun 9am U Cindy Johnson you have a heart for St. Peter’s parish? 11am U Shirley Wood Mon 12:10pm U Pastora Bandong Join us in the parish hall for a preliminary meeting to discuss organization and ini- Tue 12:10pm U Doris Bourque tial timeline planning. Bring your ideas and enthusiasm. Wed 12:10pm U Martin Cancienne We will meet Sunday, March 29th at 12:30pm. Thu 7am U Joseph R. Proller If you can’t make the meeting, please email 12:10pm Brian & Suzanne O’Connor (Anniv.) [email protected] to share your ideas. There will Fri 7am Brendan Kapp be many more meetings and plenty of ways to serve in the Sat 5pm U Beniam Haile months ahead. Sat Mar 14: 2nd Collection, Church in Developing World Sun Mar 15: 3rd Sunday of Lent; 2nd Collection, Church in Hunger is an ever-present reality in our community. Local Developing World; Bag Lunches due food pantries are experiencing a great demand for food. To Sat Mar 21: Concert; Food Drive bags due help replenish supplies, Catholic Charities and the Archdi- Sun Mar 22: 4th Sunday of Lent; Food Drive bags due ocese of Washington together are sponsoring the Lenten Thu Mar 26: Penance Service Food Drive. Our parish collection for the food drive Sat Mar 28: 2nd Collection Good Neighbors; SOME will take place the weekend of March 21-22. Bags for casserole sign-up your donations will be provided if you wish to use them. Sun Mar 29: 2nd Collection Good Neighbors; SOME casserole sign-up When you come to Mass that weekend, please leave your donation in the back of the church. Our collection will be REPAIRS AT ST. PETER’S donated to the food pantry at Holy Name Catholic Church. Please be generous with your contribution. If you Over the next few wish, you may make a contribution to “Catholic Charities” weeks, you will see some with a note that it is for the food drive. Thank you for all construction work here you do to help the needy among us. at St. Peter’s. The first project is the replace- ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL ment of the concrete stairs leading from the church emergency exit to the alley. Beginning Monday March Adult Sunday School is held on Sundays, 10:30-11:30am in 16th, the emergency exit at the front left side of the the O'Sullivan Room (rectory lower level). church will be closed for approximately three weeks as the stairs are demolished and replaced. During that time, the 03/15 - Bishop Barron’s The Mass – Part 2 emergency exit will be through the sacristy and the Called Out of the World breezeway into the rectory. When construction is finished 03/22 - Bishop Barron’s The Mass – Part 3 the emergency exit will be reopened with a new staircase. God Speaks Our Story Watch for details about other upcoming projects. 03/29 - Bishop Barron’s The Mass – Part 4 Responding to God MAR 21: PROVERBS 24 04/05 & 4/12 - No Class, Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday By eight weeks gestation, a preborn baby can dance! At nine weeks, a baby begins to suck her thumb! Join mem- bers of the Proverbs 24 Community praying for the lives of preborn babies and their mothers. You can participate by peacefully praying outside the Planned Parenthood clinic, St. Peter’s will host a Seder Supper on Saturday, April 4 praying inside the church, or helping to prepare a meal for at 6 pm. The Seder is a Jewish ritual that celebrates Pass- everyone. Our next prayer and witness day is Sat, Mar 21. over and incorporates a joyful family dinner into the wor- Meet at 10:30am at Holy Comforter-St. Cyprian Church ship service. The Passover is a time for family reunions, a (14th & East Capitol St). time of warm hospitality, and there is often a guest or two Email: [email protected] for more details! at the Seder meal. Our Seder Supper will be a sit down, served meal. MAR 15: CATHOLIC BEER CLUB Though family-friendly, we recommend this for ages 10+. Tickets are $25/person or $50/family. Tickets will be Catholic Beer Club, Sun, Mar 15, 3-6pm visiting Heritage Brewing Co. Brewpub & Roastery at 1300-1398 N Fill- available after all Masses this weekend and online at: more St, Arlington, VA 22201, near the Clarendon Metro https://membership.faithdirect.net/events/ stop. Inspired by the New Evangelization, the club is com- details/4250 Tickets must be purchased by March 29. munity for Catholic young adults and others. The motto is "No Agendas just Community and Rela- Volunteers Needed! We will need volun- tionships." You don't even have to teers to help with set up, food preparation, like beer. For information, go to and clean up. If you can help, please contact http://bit.ly/CBC-Heritage, or to sign up for the newsletter contact Molly at [email protected] or [email protected]. (202)547-1430. Thank you! MAR 14/15: Second Collection NEWS FROM ST. PETER SCHOOL

Our second collection on March 14/15, will benefit Class of 2020 High School the Church in Developing World. Acceptances

Thank you so much for your past support. Last year Following are the high schools to which we gave $1,475. Please be generous again this year! our students were accepted.

MAR 22: BLOOD DONORS WANTED Archdiocese of Washington Catholic High Schools The Bloodmobile from Children's National Medical Center The Academy of the Holy Cross will be at St. Peter's on Sun, Mar 22 from 8am-1pm. If DeMatha Catholic High School you're interested in donating, please check out the sign up Elizabeth Seton High School (along with other blood donation information) Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School here: tinyurl.com/StPetersBloodDrive. If you are unable Gonzaga College High School to donate, please consider passing St. Anselm’s Abbey School along the info to a friend or neigh- St. John’s College High School bor. Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart

There is no such thing as synthetic Other High Schools blood. The need for blood donors is Annapolis Area Christian School constant. Children in the hospital Bishop Ireton High School (Alexandria, VA) require fresh blood or special rare Bishop O’Connell High School (Arlington, VA) types of red blood cells. Red blood Pope John Paul the Great Catholic High School (Dumfries, cells, platelets, and plasma are in VA) constant demand for victims of accidents, cancer treat- ments, blood diseases, and many types of surgery. Your blood donation can be used to help up to three children. Does your child love to run? Regis- tration is now open for the CYO Track & Field team. The team is open to children in 1st through 8th The St. Elizabeth Project: Will you help pregnant grades who are members of St. Pe- women and their unborn children? The Capitol Hill Preg- ter's parish or students at St. Peter nancy Center, at 713 Maryland Ave NE, needs volunteers, School. Register online especially those who can come in one day a week to do at: www.tinyurl.com/StPetersCYO light secretarial work (i.e. answer phones, type, and enter Contact Ryan Donahue at [email protected] for data). Please contact Mark Stricherz at 202/910-2720 or more information. [email protected].

OTHER EVENTS Book signing event: Pauline Books & Media, Kevin Wells, author of The Priests We Need to Save the Church. The topic: Healing Our Culture Through Personal Holiness. Date: Thu, Mar 12 @ 7pm. Place: 1025 King St, Alex., VA 22314. Ph 703-549-3806 or email [email protected] for more information.

Looking for a job? El Pregonero invites you to its Multicultural Job Fair. Thu, Mar 19 @ 10am, Shrine of the Sacred Heart; 3211 Sacred Heart Way NW; WDC

Catholic Business Network of WDC; breakfast & networking reception, Thu, Mar 19 from 8-9:30am; Great Hall, St. Matthew’s Cathedral. Guest speaker: Patrick Burke, Executive Director of the DC Police Foundation. Information/ registration @ www.cbndc.org or contact Justin Silvers at (202) 957-5188 or [email protected].

ADW Department of Special Needs Ministries Lenten Day of Reflection, Sat, Mar 21 for people who are Deaf, per- sons living with disabilities, family members, caregivers, professionals and ministry staff. It will be a day to gather, pray, and walk with Jesus, reflecting on the spiritual journey impacted by the lived experience of a person who is Deaf or living with disabilities. $10 per individual, $25 per family, includes lunch and childcare. The retreat will be held at St. Mary’s Catholic School in Landover Hills. To register, go to: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/journey-with-jesus-lent-beyond- registration-89987080781 SOCIAL JUSTICE INITIATIVE

“Docs in a Box”

Archangel Airborne, St. Peter’s partner in helping our twin parish in Haiti, has some exciting new projects! Thanks in large part to the generosity of St. Peter’s parish- Young adults, men and women, ages 21 to 35, single or ioners and school children, enough water-filtration sys- married; Follow us on Facebook @SPYAdc tems have been purchased and installed throughout the Email: [email protected] Cap Haitian area to allow “the Archangel” to address some We look forward to seeing you soon! other pressing needs for Notre Dame d’Altagrace. Recent- ly, for example, St. Peter’s ongoing construction partner- ship with Notre Dame led to the laying of new concrete and tile in the school’s floors and in the common area be- tween the school and the church—an important defense against the area’s periodic flooding. The team returns on Mission 35 at the end of this month to conduct clinics at Notre Dame and a nearby orphanage.

Perhaps most exciting is development of a modern medical facility in the Notre Dame compound—a repurposed ship- BIBLE STUDY: Join St. Peter's Young Adults' Group ping container, part of a “Docs in a Box” movement that for a Lenten Bible Study on the Bible and the Church Fathers! promotes the use of the boxes as space for clinics. A Docs We'll be watching a video series on who the early Church Fa- in a Box is a solar-powered, air-conditioned medical exam thers were, how they shaped the way we read Scripture, and how rooms, and such boxes are currently in use in developing Scripture relates to Tradition and the sacraments. We'll be meet- countries in Africa and elsewhere around the world. With ing from now to Apr 6, on Monday nights from 7-8:30pm in the O'Sullivan Room. Food and drinks will be provided, and do- their solid flooring and sturdy construction, they can nations of $5 are greatly appreciated to help defray the cost. We house and secure many modern medical tools. They are hope you can join us for a time of spiritual reflection and fellow- widely recognized as an ingenious solution to the problem ship! Questions? Contact Dan Wiser: [email protected] of providing a clean and safe facility for medical care in impoverished areas. At Notre Dame, this modular solution Where does will sit on cinder block piers above a water table that peri- my donation odically floods out our friends. go?

The shipping containers are also financially attractive. When you donate to St. Peter’s parish, your gift is used in Notre Dame estimated that it would cost over $100,000 to any number of ways. Some may seem obvious but others construct a free-standing medical facility with a concrete are expenses you may never have thought about. Today floor—while the cost for a container would be $53,000. we share some of what it takes to keep the church and And here’s where parishioners’ generosity can come into rectory buildings operating. play. This year, our annual special collection for Notre Dame d’Altagrace will be earmarked for the acquisition Waste Management – trash & recycling removal and transportation of one Docs in a Box. Last year, St. Pe- ter’s generosity went a long way toward providing safe July $366 October $366 and healthy drinking and cooking water for our twin par- August $366 November $366 ish. This year, let’s be generous in providing a venue for September $366 December $432 something inextricably linked to clean water: effective modern health care. We strive for financial transparency at St. Peter’s. If you have questions about this or any of the parish’s expenses, please call or email the rectory and we will be happy to help you.

Help with 11am Coffee Hour: Volunteers are needed to help clean up after coffee hour following 11am Mass. We are looking for those who can regu- larly help once or twice a month to en- sure we can continue to offer the later coffee hour. Please contact [email protected]. From mid-March through July 2020, visiting priest Fr. Thomas Haake, OMV will be SPIRITUAL leading the Spiritual Exercises, a 500 year-old retreat designed by St. Ignatius of Loyola EXERCISES at St. Peter and St. Teresa of Avila churches in Washington, DC. Participants will un- dergo this extended retreat while going about their daily duties in order to assimilate MARCH - JULY the Gospel. For more information, contact Madeline Lear: (310) 694-7784, made- [email protected]. You can also pick up an information sheet in the back of the church or visit our website.

The retreat consists of a series of meditations on Scripture, prayers, imaginative mental exercises, and contemplative practices that participants undertake during 1 hour (or two ½ hours) in prayer each day. Participants will meet with Father Haake for spiritual guid- ance and dialogue bi-weekly in-person or via Skype. The retreat will last a total of 20 weeks.

Father Thomas Haake, OMV has been leading retreats for more than 40 years. Father Haake lived across the street from St. Peter’s while working as a page in the Senate. Fr. Haake has led Ignatian retreats in Myanmar (Burma), Belgium, Poland, Germany, Spain, Italy, Nigeria, and, most recently, Kansas.

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