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The Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sunday, January 17, 2016
Isaiah 62:1-5; 1 Corinthians 12:4-11; John 2:1-11
The Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sunday, January 24, 2016
Nehemiah 8:2-4a, 5-6, 8-10; 1 Corinthians 12:12-30; Luke 1:1-4; 4:14-21
The First of His Miracles Changing Water to Wine
Day Date Mass For Status Requested By Celebrant
Saturday 1/16 5pm Paul McGuire D Esther and Emil Kilianski Fr. John Mary
Sunday 1/17 9am Paul Brian Slaydon D Warren & Suzanne Rose Fr. John Mary
Sunday 1/17 11am Emil Kilianski D Rob and Angela Maher Fr. John Mary
Wednesday 1/20 9am
Communion Services Thursday 1/21 9am
Friday 1/22 9am
Saturday 1/23 5pm Paul McGuire D Legion of Mary Fr. Thomas Poisson
Sunday 1/24 9am Missa Pro Populo Fr. Thomas Poisson
Sunday 1/24 11am John Hurley D Anne Hurley Fr. Thomas Poisson
* Celebrated at St. Joseph's/Shrine of St. Katharine Drexel
Office Hours: Thursday after Mass until 12pm
Phone: (434) 842-3970
Weekend: Sunday 9:00AM
Holy Day: 9:00AM
Weekday: Thu 9:00AM
Sacrament of Reconciliation: Sunday: before Mass 8:30AM Adoration: Last Sunday of the Month 7:30 – 8:30AM
Weekend: First Saturday 9:00AM
Saturday Vigil 5:00PM
Sunday 11:00AM
Weekday: Wed & Fri 9:00AM
Mass With Children Sun 01/24 11:00AM
Latin Mass:
Our Lady of Peace Appomattox
1st & 3rd Sunday 3:00PM
Sacrament of Reconciliation:
First Friday after 9AM Mass or by appointment
Saturday 4:00PM
Adoration: Monday-Friday 6AM to 10:00PM
Rosary: After 9:00AM Weekday Masses
Parish Center Office Hours:
9:00 AM to 3:00 PM (M-F)
Saint Nicholas
Learning Center
7:15am – 6:30pm [email protected]
[email protected] Phone: (434) 589-5201 Fax: (434) 589-4463
Visit our Website: http://saintspeterpaul.org/
Rectory 15 Dogleg Rd
Palmyra, VA 22963 (434) 589-5200
Twinning with Saint Peter's Parish
Fond-Pierre, Haiti
Pastor: Rev. Gerald Francis Musuubire
Permanent Deacon: Rev. Mr. Robert Allen
Office Manager: Pamela Dempsey
Pastoral Council Chair: Rich Warren
Finance Council Chair: Carol Fernandes
If you wish to have a name added to the list, please notify the office (434) 589-5201
Barbara Acosta * Cindy Alira-Kiesler * Michael Amato * Connie Aspell * Derek Assink * Nancy Avers
Fran Allan * Sal Barcia * Amy Beck * Pat Bergor * Peggy Boggess * Debra Borowicz * Robert Bossong
Anne Branigan * Pamela Bronson * Bob & Rita Buzzard * Mary Callahan * Stephen Campagna * Mae Carey
Bradly & Marge Casella * Maryann Cascio * Sister Mary Charles * Roberta Condon * Nancy Connors * Bob Cote * Jim Cullinan
Connie D’Amico * Kevin Dolan * Carol Donohue * Jack & Edna Donnelly * Laura Dotts * Nancy Dudley * Bruce Duncan
Monty Dunckan * Ellen Dunn * Helga Fallis * Leoncio Feliciano * Ellen Ferris * Donna Firth * Jim Frawley * Dave Garner
Kevin Geiger * Margaret Goldberg * Helen Gomes * Gracie * Tom Griffin * John Groholski * Pat Hagger * Troxie Harding
Rick Hayden * Fred Hansen * Jeff Henrietta * Suzanne Hilbert * Caisey Rose Hoffman * Eleanor Holodak * Jim Holodak
Charlie Illig * Danielle Jones * John & Rosemary Kaiser * Valdas Kasparaitlis * Carolyn Kerrigan * Tom Kinter * Nathan Kittredge
Raymond Lantz * Marcia Aulebach-Lagomarsino * George Lechner * Karin Lee * Stacey Maas * Diana Mariutto * Lynn Martin
Christi Maurer * Steven McCall * Eileen McCoy * Kathy & Bradley McNally * Art, Judy, and Debbie Menard * Joan Merk
Rose Millington * Mildred Monahan * Brenda Morgan * Rachel Morris * Jim Mullin * Joanne Murphy * The Nelson Family * Nick
Jack and Lillian Nolfo * Joe Novak * Mary-Ellen O'Rourke * Natalie Palmer * Ryan Palmer * Teagan Palmer * The Parson Family
Frank Persico * Sandi Petras * Matthew Picone * Alicia Phillips * Richard & Denise Pillar * Agnes Pomeroy * Connie Porter
Nick Pugliese * Don Raab * Chris Ramirez * Solidad Ramirez * Margaret Reilly * Donald Rebarchak * Sandra Reynard
Nancy Richards * Patricia Robinson * Cliff Rodgers * Emma Rose * Andy Rutkowski * Kathy Saurman * Bob and Mary Sedlak
Robert Smith * Frank Stewart * Susan Strong * the Starowicz Family * Jamie Steiner Janet Supplee * Cheryl Surrett
Linda Tansey * Thomas Family * Jimmie Utterback * Mary Vrennan * Stephanie Vinson-Campbell * Terry Walker * Mary Walsh
Robert Watts * Lenore Weir * Joyce White * Sister Regina Wilson * Diane Wolfe * Linda Wolfe * Megan Wyndam
Morgan Yancey * Nick Zumar
New to Saints Peter and Paul?
We are delighted to have you join
our parish family!
We hope that you are finding love,
hospitality, and a sense of
community here.
Please stop by our
Welcome Newcomers table
after Mass to pick up our
Welcome Packet.
SANCTUARY CANDLE MEMORIAL January
Donor: Patrick & Pam Dempsey
Memorial: Mary Rose Johnson
SAINTS PETER AND PAUL CATHOLIC CHURCH JANUARY 16-17, 2016
BREAD AND WINE MEMORIAL
January
Donor: Vivan Kilianski Ruszel Memorial: Emil Kilianski
OFFERTORY COLLECTION
January 09-10, 2016
First Offering
$ 3,526.00
First Offering - Faith Direct $ 1,392.00
Total: $ 4,918.00
Second Collection this weekend: Respect Human Life
Second Collection next weekend: CROSS Catholic
Next weekend we will host Cross Catholic Outreach.
This is Cross Catholic Outreach:
MISSION
True change comes from within. Physical change is not complete without sharing the Gospel. In order to
break the cycle of poverty, we must first start with the heart. This refers to the active combination of word and
deed; “holistic ministry”. Neither side of our ministry is complete without the other. We must address both to
see a true transformation and to end the plague of extreme poverty.
We are a Catholic ministry that serves the poorest of the poor internationally by channeling aid through
dioceses, parishes, and Catholic missionaries, cost-effectively helping the poor break the cycle of poverty while
advancing Catholic evangelization.
VISION
We seek to reflect God's love for us in the way we treat others - not only with words of encouragement, but
through practical actions which comfort, sustain and uplift those in greatest need.
The Scriptures clearly reveal this call to action, and its truth will be our guide (1 John 3:16, Isaiah 58:6-12,
Matthew 25:31-46, Acts 2:40-47).
As believers in Christ's Gospel and the Church's corporal works of mercy, we strive to bring God's promised
salvation to men and women of every race, creed and walk of life. Jesus also taught that the needy are rich in
faith - a gift which can bless the poor in spirit. Therefore, we seek to create an exchange of both material and
spiritual sustenance between the Church in America and churches in developing countries.
In all things, we strive to glorify God, revealing His perfect grace to the world.
FAITH
We believe in one God, the Father almighty, maker of heaven and earth, of all things visible and invisible.
We believe in one Lord Jesus Christ, the Only Begotten Son of God, born of the Father before all ages. God
from God, Light from Light, true God from true God, begotten, not made, consubstantial with the Father;
through him all things were made. For us men and for our salvation he came down from heaven, and by the
Holy Spirit was incarnate of the Virgin Mary, and became man. For our sake he was crucified under Pontius
Pilate, he suffered death and was buried, and rose again on the third day in accordance with the Scriptures. He
ascended into heaven and is seated at the right hand of the Father. He will come again in glory to judge the
living and the dead and his kingdom will have no end.
We believe in the Holy Spirit, the Lord, the giver of life, who proceeds from the Father and the Son, who with
the Father and the Son is adored and glorified, who has spoken through the prophets. We believe in one, holy,
catholic and apostolic Church. We confess one Baptism for the forgiveness of sins and we look forward to the
resurrection of the dead and the life of the world to come. Amen.
VALUES
We want to value what God values. We want to conform our heart and mind to the heart and mind of God.
Consequently, we humbly seek to be guided by the following core values in our ministry and to constantly seek
the wisdom of God to improve our understanding and implementation of these principles.
1. We seek to provide food, clothing, shelter, medical care, education, economic opportunities and other such
blessings to the poorest of the poor.
2. We seek to help the poor in Jesus’ name and for the glory of God.
3. We seek to give priority to those Catholic churches and ministries which employ a community-oriented
strategy in helping the poor and which increase the self-sufficiency of the poor.
4. We seek to foster an exchange between the Catholic Dioceses of the developing world and the Catholic
churches of the U.S. and demonstrate respect for the vision of the churches and ministries with which we
work.
5. We seek to maintain a high standard of excellence in our work, not sacrificing the quality of our work for the
sake of quantity. And we seek to operate with integrity and honesty in respect to our donors and co-laborers.
6. We seek to operate with total transparency and accountability in our ministry and work under the direction
of the Bishops on our Board of Directors.
Sun 1/17 RCIA Group Meeting 9:30 - 10:45am M
NO CCD Classes Resume 01/24 Parish Center
Father John Mary Joy of the Gospel Family Meeting 12:30-2:00pm F/E
Mon 1/18
Yoga 11:00 - 12:30pm E
Mah Jongg Group 1:00-4:00pm E
Body Focus 6:00 - 7:00pm 116
Den 1 6:30-7:30p, 117
Saved by the Book Bible Study 7:00-9:00pm 122
Tues 1/19
Choir Rehearsal 5:30 - 6:30pm Church
Zumba 6:00-7:00pm E
Contemporary Choir Rehearsal 7:00-8:00pm Church
Al-Anon 6:00 - 8:00pm M
Wed 1/20
Den 10 6:30 - 7:30pm 115
Den 6 6:30 - 7:30pm 116
Den 9 6:30 - 7:30pm 117
Den - Tigers 6:30 - 7:30pm 122
Troop 138 7:00-8:00PM E
SWAG 7:00-9:00pm Lounge
Thurs 1/21
Legion of Mary 10:00-12 noon 123
Piece Makers 1:00-2:00pm E
Rejoice Bible Study 1:00-2:00pm 122
Fri 1/22 ZUMBA 10:30 - 12:30 E
Hand & Foot 1:00-5:00pm Commons
Fish Fry Meeting 9:00-12 Noon 123
Sat 1/23 ZUMBA 10:30 - 12:30 pm F
Cross Catholic Outreach
Sun 1/24
Contemporary Choir Rehearsal 9:00-10:45 am Church
CCD - 1st Communion Meeting 9:00-9:30am F
RCIA Group Meeting 9:30 - 10:45am M
CCD Classes 9:45 - 10:45am Parish Center
St Michael Room; R= St Raphael Room; C= Commons; G= Gabriel � Parish Hall: E= St Elizabeth; F= St Francis
SAINTS PETER AND PAUL CATHOLIC CHURCH JANUARY 16-17, 2016
If you are celebrating your
Marriage Anniversary in January
and would like to be part of the
Marriage Blessing Mass
Saturday, February 7th
Please notify the office before
Wednesday, January 27th
SAINTS PETER AND PAUL CATHOLIC CHURCH JANUARY 16-17, 2016
Joy of the Gospel Prayer Group
Join us
February 9th and 23rd
4:00 pm
Parish Center Room 122
Thursdays
1pm
Room 122
For more information, please contact:
June Wimer (434) 589-2863
Mondays - 7pm
St Raphael's Room
All are welcome!
For more information, please contact:
William Buono, (434) 984-5630
(Sts Peter and Paul)
Celeste Shapiola, (434) 842-1869
(St. Joseph’s)
Open Enrollment
Open Enrollment will be closing soon. We would love to
see you for a tour or visit. If you are interested in
learning more about Charlottesville Catholic School,
please contact
Katrina Kuhn, Admissions Coordinator (434) 964-0400
[email protected] You may also fill out an inquiry form on our
website: www.cvillecatholic.org
WANT TO BE A GIFT BEARERS AT MASS!!!!!
Have ever wondered how the gift bearers at Mass are
chosen? Have ever wanted to be a gift bearer? Generally
gift bearers are chosen at random by the ushers, so if you
want to be a gift bearer on a special day (birthday,
anniversary, remembrance, etc.) or “JUST BECAUSE” you
want to, see an usher before Mass. They will be VERY
happy to accommodate you.
ALL YOU NEED TO DO IS ASK!!
For more information, please contact: Pam Dempsey - (434) 589-5201
or John Condon
j r c b i s k i t 1 @ e m b a r q m a i l . c o m
Holy Comforter Parish in Charlottesville is
seeking a full-time Coordinator of Religious
Education. This position is responsible for
the Parish Catechetical programs for both
youth and adults. This position also
provides preparation for celebration of the
sacraments for adults, youth and their
parents. This individual:
• Must follow the policies of the Diocese
to insure the safety of all children and
youth involved in the programs;
• Must keep records for the religious
education program;
• Prepare the calendars and annual
budget;
• Order all textbooks and materials;
• And, coordinate, recruit, and train
catechists according to their gifts and
needs of the program.
• Applicant must be a practicing
Catholic in good standing.
• A bachelor's degree in theology,
religious education or a related field
• or a certificate in pastoral ministry
from a Catholic Institution or working
toward a BA degree.
• This position requires evening and
weekend work.
Please send resume to:
Fr. Joseph Mary Lukyamuzi
Pregnancy Center
Baby Shower
In the Church Lobby
February 1st – February 29th
All new or handmade baby items will
be gratefully appreciated!
DVD’s available in the Commons Now Borrow or Purchase
If you choose to borrow, please select one of the Borrow Copies and return it to the shelf after you finish with it. If possible, purchase a copy (suggested donations on the kiosk), use it for yourself and/or, in the spirit of Evangelization, give it to someone you think it might benefit.
Confession
Based upon his proven and powerful parish mission
presentation, Fr. Larry Richards’ talk on Confession
has become the #1 talk in North America dealing
with the Sacrament of Reconciliation. He is riveting,
honest, humorous, very human, and often touchingly
gentle. Fr. Larry provides listeners with hope for a
closer, healing relationship with Jesus Christ.
*** Car Raffle Status ***
The car raffle drawing is expected to be held on
FEBRUARY 7th
after the 11am mass
We are fast approaching that date. Please consider
buying a raffle ticket now, so we can calculate how
close we are to meeting our goal.
The raffle is open to all- family, friends, co-workers
etc.
Tickets are $150/each.
Other options:
• You may share a ticket.
• If you do not want a car, the winner has the
option of selling the car back to the dealer.
Please refer to the full page Car Raffle
information in this bulletin for more details.
HopeTree Family Services
Do you have room in your heart and home for a
child in need? Do you want to make a positive
difference in the life of a child? HopeTree Family
Services is looking for people like you to consider
long-term or short-term foster care for children
who are in need of a safe a loving home. HopeTree
provides you with the training and support you
need to be the parents that they need. To hear
more about this opportunity, please come to our
next Orientation Session which will be held at:
The Virginia Baptist Resource Center, 2828 Emerywood Parkway,
Richmond, VA 23294 On Feb 8, 2016 from 6:00—7:00 pm
For more information contact Shannon: (804) 201-9006
The Virginia Catholic Conference invites
Catholics to come to Richmond to advocate for
life and justice during this winter’s General
Assembly session on one of three newly
introduced Catholics in the Capital Days. The
dates are Tuesday, Jan. 26, Thursday, Feb. 4, and
Wednesday, Feb. 17. (On Feb. 17 the Conference
and Virginia Bishops will also host Virginia Vespers
at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Richmond at
5 p.m. All are invited.) To attend Catholics in the
Capital Days, call or email your senator and
delegate to set up your appointments, and then
register with the Conference at
[email protected]. We’ll provide you with
legislative updates, talking points and
refreshments at our offices prior to your legislative
visits. Learn more at www.vacatholic.org
Virginia’s Catholic Bishops welcome
government leaders and public to first Virginia
Vespers to pray for needs of Commonwealth
At the midpoint of this year’s Virginia General
Assembly session Virginia Bishops Francis X.
DiLorenzo and Paul S. Loverde and their public
policy agency, the Virginia Catholic Conference,
invite government officials and the public to the
first-ever Virginia Vespers: Evening Prayer for
the Commonwealth at the beautiful, historic
Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Richmond at 5
p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 17. The hour-long service
will draw on an ancient Christian liturgy to pray for
the needs of Virginia. Join lawmakers and public
officials of all faiths, clergy, educators, social
service practitioners, parishioners and other
people of goodwill at this vital gathering. A
reception follows.
Register at www.vacatholic.org
WIN A 2016 CAR!!!
A chance for you to win a 2016 car, and at the same time, help raise funds to further
pay down our New Parish Center and Cemetery debt.
A limited number of raffle tickets will be sold, enhancing your odds of winning.
Minimum tickets to be sold: 200*
Maximum tickets to be sold: 500
Price: $150 per ticket (tickets may be shared)
RESCHEDULED
Drawing Date: February 07, 2016
*We must sell at least 200 tickets for the drawing to take place
If less than 200 tickets are sold, the raffle will not be held.
The $150 per ticket will be refunded to the purchaser.
WINNER: choice of one car from
Jim Price Auto Dealer
Winner is responsible for all taxes
2016 CHEVY MALIBU KIA SPORTAGE HYUNDI SONATA
Ticket Sales: Tickets are available in the Commons after mass and the Parish Office
If you have any questions, please contact:
Jim Cullinan
(434) 589-4551
Thank you for your continued support of our fund raising efforts.
The Knights of Columbus
Substance Abuse Awareness Poster Contest
is open to all young people between the ages of:
8 through 11
12 through 14
Please pray for: John Blackburn * the Blackwell Family * Rosemarie Campbell * Lorraine Cottrell Alma Davis * Christine Fusaro * Angelica Galvez-Sobral * Rodolfo Galvez-Sobral Mike Genovese * Mauricio Granados * George Lewis * Leonard Joseph Mark
Bob Merhoff * Bill Miller * William Monola * Tom Nelson * Howell L. B. Newton * Alice Noel Angela Novosel * Richard Sharff * Jeff Slaydon * Julie Waitz * Kathleen Miller Warn * Jordan Watkins
Christopher White * Kathie Williamson * Meredith Williamson
OFFERTORY COLLECTION
Weekly Offering for
January 01, 2016 $382
January 03, 2016 $760
Georgia Wells $45
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