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The Fourth Sunday of Easter's (4/25/2021) Songs and Readings can be accessed here.

The St. Peter Catholic School PTU will be hosting our 11th annual Raise Your Paddle event virtually the weekend of May 21-23.  Raise Your Paddle is the largest fundraiser for our school and allows us to budget for an abundance of experiences for our students, teachers, and families.  This year we plan to grow our Maker Space Lab within the school, expanding on hands-on learning and applied sciences through the acquired STREAM alignment.  If you would like to assist us in reaching our goal please reach out to Jackie Masaveg at Jmasaveg@gmail.com, Kiersten Sanfilippo at kierdoll@yahoo.com or Colleen Hargis at vegas1020@live.com.  A donation of any amount or type would be greatly appreciated.  Your contribution, no matter the size, is truly the gift that counts.  

All ministries and organizations are asked to get your 2021-2022 meeting dates (July 2021 through June 2022) to Cheryle if you plan on using parish facilities. Please complete the form no later than May 21st.

The survey is now closed.  We THANK all of you that participated and provided your input.  The survey results will be invaluable to Fr. Bob, the staff, and others as we seek ways to best support everyone in their discipleship journey.  We look forward to sharing the results once they are made available.

All are invited to clean up our parish grounds on SATURDAY, MAY 8th, 9:00 - 12:00 Noon. Individuals and families are invited to join together in: mulching, trimming, weeding and anything else that needs to be done. Direction and equipment (if needed) will be given to fulfill specific tasks around our campus. Click here to let us know that you will be helping.

Parish Council Nominations are now open. Please prayerfully consider fellow parishioners and submit the nomination form no later than May 1st.

Please read this message from Bishop Malesic.

Please find our Holy Week Schedule, including Confessions, by clicking here.

All are welcome to our Easter Masses. The Mass Schedule and all of our COVID-19 safety protocols can be found by clicking here.

Our last Holy Hour this Lent is Sunday, March 28th at 7:00 pm. The Blessed Sacrament will be exposed, evening prayer along with preaching on one of the virtues of St. Joseph and some silent time will be included.

Opportunities for prayer, fasting and almsgiving this Lent at St. Peter's can be found at this link.

Pray for the Unborn for an hour on Mondays either in the Church at noon or at Pre-Term on Shaker Blvd. We leave the parking lot at 11:15 am to carpool to Pre-Term. Our last day for this season is March 22nd.

Bishop Malesic announced a new initiative this week regarding the diocese's Catholic elementary schools. View his message here.

Join us in praying for our loved ones who are being remembered through our Memorial Candles. The candles by each Station of the Cross will have your loved one's name displayed and will be lit each Friday during Lent. Reserve yours through the parish office.

Discovering Christ will be offered during Lent. Two sessions will take place to accommodate your schedule. AND you don’t even have to leave your home! We are using ZOOM. Won't you join the nearly 400 people who have discovered Christ in a new way. These 8-week sessions will begin February 16th or 18th. Click here for the full schedule, testimonies from parishioners, and all details.

In this Year of St. Joseph, you are invited to join us for a Consecration to St. Joseph. In this 33-day study, you will get to know St. Joseph better and understand his greatness and the love he has for you. We will meet at 7:00pm via ZOOM on Tuesday’s beginning Feb 16th. The Consecration will take place at our final meeting on the eve of the Solemnity of St. Joseph, Thursday evening, March 18th. For all details, including the purchase of the required book and how to register, click here.

PSR is getting an extra week off of religious education! PSR resumes on January 11, 2021 instead of January 4th. The school building is closed until that date.

The time has come and gone in the blink of an eye it seems. The Giving Tree has been put away for another year. We could not do this wonderful work without your generosity! We and the community are so blessed to have such a loving, compassionate parish. A heartfelt thank you goes out to all! God Bless You!

Please review the attached document for the changes that are in place in order to provide a safe environment for all celebrating public Mass.  We very much look forward to worshipping with you once again.

The recordings of our Parish Mission, Call to the Deep with Deacon Ralph Poyo, are available for viewing here.