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A Parish Family of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Charleston
Parish Clergy
Our Mission
Office hours:
Stay connected:
Welcome! Are you new?
From Our Pastor
Brushy Creek Road
1 Church
2 Christ the King Adoration Chapel
3 PAC (Parish Activity Center) & PAC Classroom
4 Guadalupe Hall
5 School & School Offices (Lourdes Hall)
6 Croghan Hall
6 & 7 Parish House, under the protection of Our Lady of Fatima
8 KofC Building
9 Pope Francis House
10 Walsingham Hall
Parking Lots 11, 12, 13 and 14
Dear Friends in Christ, In the year 385, the Arian Empress Justina demanded that the Roman Emperor Valentinian give over a Catho-lic church to her heretical sect. The Bishop of Milan, St Ambrose, refused to give the basilica over and barri-caded himself and his flock in the church from Palm Sunday until Easter. During that week, he composed the first hymns in order to teach his faithful orthodox doctrine and inoculate them against false teaching. He also had the people memorize the Psalms, and taught them to sing the Psalms and these hymns, alternating stan-zas on opposite sides of the church. Hymns were actually called ambrosiani at one point, in reference to their author, even though only 14 of these hymns have been preserved until today. Hymns eventually migrated to the Liturgy of the Hours, and were not a part of the Mass at all. After the Protestant Reformation, it was not uncommon in English and German speaking countries for people to sing hymns while the priest was at the altar celebrating Low Mass, reading the text in a quiet voice. Lutherans were known for their incredible hymnody, but most Protestants did not sing anything other than Psalms until the 19th century. The Anglican Communion had a veritable explosion of hymn writing in the 19th century, and many of our beloved hymns date from that period. But many of the hymns of the Divine Office com-posed in the Middle Ages found their way by means of paraphrase into Protestant worship, and even into Catholic worship. Now, actually, the Church does not prescribe any hymns at all for Mass. Instead, she prescribes for the En-trance and the Communion what are called proper antiphons, mostly Scriptural texts. Until the Ordinary Form Missal of 1970, there were also proper antiphons for the Offertory as well. At Prince of Peace, we continue to sing the proper antiphons at the Latin Mass, and we sing English versions of them at the 10a Mass during the choral year. At the Sung English Masses, we do sing hymns. They are chosen because of their liturgical appropriateness, but also, like St Ambrose, to teach sound doctrine. Much of what has been written for church music since the 1960s is musically, lyrically and theologically inferior. It fails to convey the truths of the faith or the dignified use of language. That is why we opt for hymns which do express the doctrine of the Church and are models of English or Latin usage. Music is not an optional add on to Mass: it is an integral part of the worship experience. We encourage you to use the music sheet and sing along at Mass with all of the responses and hymns. It’s part of full, conscious and active participation. And it is an incredible witness to others when they come to Prince of Peace and hear a congregation united in song and praise. It also gives contrary witness when people are zoned out, standing with their arms crossed and refusing to engage in the musical treasury of the Church or reading the bulletin or texting as the congregation sings the hymns! Let’s always do our best in this regard!
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Prince of Peace Community Calendar
Please contact the Parish Office to request a name be added to the prayer list. We will leave names on the prayer list for two weeks, unless requested otherwise.
sunday, 19 aug twentieth sunday in ordinary time
(OF year B)
thirteenth sunday after pentecost (EF)
monday, 20 aug st bernard of clairvaux (OF & EF)
tuesday, 21 aug st pius x (OF)
st jane frances de chantal (OF)
8a Mass Johnny Blackwelder+(FCS)
10a Mass Sandra Araujo+ (FCS)
12P EF Mass For the People of the Parish (FRT)
6p Mass Ankner Family (FRT)
No Mass
7p Novena
No Mass
wednesday, 22 aug the queenship of the blessed virgin
mary (OF)
immaculate heart of mary (EF)
thursday, 23 aug st rosa of lima (OF)
st philip benizi (EF)
friday, 24 aug st bartholomew (OF & EF)
No Mass or Confessions 7a Mass Robert & Patricia Backstrom+(FCS)
12p EF Mass Eleanor Kelly+(FRT)
7a Mass Teresa Nguyen Davis+(FRT)
12p EF Mass (FCS)
saturday, 25 aug sts louis & joseph calasanz (OF)
st louis IX (EF)
sunday, 26 aug twenty-first sunday in ordinary time
(OF year B)
fourteenth sunday after pentecost
(EF)
prayer requests
All those serving our country, Gena Cunning-
ham, Julie Mallory, Bridgitte Gunnells, Parker
Longbottom, Wrenn Calcutt, Jim Bannister,
Stephen Wiltberger, Lillie Nesbitt, Kevin Stain-
ton, Doris Pratt, Ron Schichtel, Sarah Williams,
Kenneth Price, Helen Pihokker, Kevin McGavin,
Joan Rohaley, Ed Smith, Jackie Andrejack,
Deacon Bob Smith, Leslie Ziminsky, Shannon &
Lloyd Harkins, Charlie Dustimer, Jennifer De-
Maria, Gloria Dussich, Ed Rauch, Sally Little,
Genny Khars, Rose Schillaci, Maria Maccini,
Josh Rimer, Kristina Murphy, Tony Scachetti,
Kenny Sajous, Laurie Taylor, Eileen Rogers,
Mary Jac Reed, Kyle Walsh, Carole Harris, Rick
Tallman, Eric McIntryre, Gerry Kobelski, John
Fitzgerald and Christopher Davies.
8a EF Mass Ronnie Ficco+(FRT)
3.30p Confessions (FCS & FRT)
5p Mass Elena Carollo+(FCS)
8a Mass George Lewandowski+(FRT)
10a Mass Grace Russo+(FCS)
12P EF Mass Richard E Dodd+(FCS)
6p Mass For the People of the Parish (FRT)
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Happenings & Needs
Introduction to Roman Catholicism is a wonderful
way for individuals who wish to join the Catholic
Faith to come to know Jesus Christ through the
Catholic Christian community as they learn how to
live as Jesus’ disciples.
Classes meet Tuesday nights, beginning 11 Septem-
ber at 7p in the Parish House. If you are interested
or know someone who is interested in learning more
about the Catholic Faith or you just want to refresh
your knowledge, please contact Sean Chapman at
Invitation cards are located in the Narthex on the
credenzas, to give to friends and family that might be
interested in learning about the Catholic Faith.
Are you a Mom seeking community from other
Catholic Moms? Join the Facebook group: Upstate
Catholic Moms to connect with Moms online, receive
invitations to spontaneous events, and more!
Upcoming events:
During the school year, this group meets on cer-
tain Fridays from 9,30a-11.30a for a rosary, Gos-
pel reading, coffee and socializing:
31 August
7, 14, 28 September
5, 12, 26 October
9 & 30 November
7 & 14 December
Questions? Contact Annie Neds via email at
envelopes #381 $16,352
loose cash $3,143
electronic deposits #75 $4,714
total sunday offertory $24,208
weekly budget needed $25,000
surplus/(shortfall) ($792)
st vincent de paul society $7,360
All hours are available for
adoption. We are grateful
to the loving response to
the urgent requests for
open hours and rejoice in
saying that all urgent hours
are filled!
Contact Lisa Buss to obtain
the code to the door at
864.508.7123 or email
We’re thrilled you’re part of our parish fam-
ily: Glenn & Susan Jo Cad; and Joseph & Sarah Baird
and Family; Robert & Judy Cad; and Lucy Baird.
Consider being an usher/greeter at one of our many
masses! Contact Marco De Maria at 864.414.3090
or at [email protected] to discuss how you can
help us with this important ministry.
Choir rehearsals begin on 5 September. We have
a choir for everyone from children in K5 through
adults. To register stop by the parish office for a
form or visit our table in the Narthex on the week-
end of 25-26 August. For more information contact
Elizabeth Eger.
CDs are available in the narthex and cost $4 each or
3 for $10. Please put money in black box be-
side CD holder.
suggested title: Why Is
There Hell? What You Should
Know About It!
In this moving study on hell,
Dr. Scott Hahn shares what
scripture teaches about why
hell is necessary. What it is
like? Who goes there? How
can you stay out forever? He explains why Lucifer
refused to serve and then responds from a scriptural
perspective to the most seductive modern errors
about hell. Included are two bonus excerpts from Dr. Hahn's talk, The Healing Power of Confession.
View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com
Parents desiring Baptism for their children must at-
tend a Baptism Class. The next class will be held on
Thursday, 13 September, at 6.30p in Parish House
Conference Room. Questions? Contact Gus Suarez
at 864.420.0297 or [email protected].
The Men’s Bible Study resumes on Tuesday,
14 August and will study Isaiah. For questions,
contact Michael Thompson at 864.449.7845.
Women’s Group is studying Humanae Vitae
(latin: human life), an encyclical by Pope Paul VI
(1968). Join meetings on Wednesdays at 7p in
Guadalupe Hall. Contact Angela Calabro with
questions.
Join the men of the parish as they study
Humanae Vitae, Pope Paul VI's 1968 encyclical
on love, marriage, and human life. This 4-week
study, facilitated by Sean Chapman, will meet on
Mondays (10, 17, 24 September and 1 October)
in Guadaloupe Hall at 7p. For more information
contact Angela Calabro.
Please continue supporting your parish home when
you’re on vacation with the convenience of Elec-
tronic Giving. To set up electronic donations please
call Mark Pulley, Director of Finance/Bookkeeper,
864.331.3907.
Farewell Summer! Our normal schedule resumes:
7a Mass Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday
8.30a School Mass Wednesdays
12n Latin Mass Monday-Friday
8a Latin Mass Saturdays
Confessions resume their regular schedule on 15
August: 5p Wednesdays, 3.30p Saturdays
Note: There will be no Mass Monday, Tuesday or
Wednesday, 20-22 August and no Confession on
Wednesday 22 August. All diocesan priests will be in
Charleston.
Happenings & Needs
Crafters! Craft night will be held from 6-10 pm in the
Parish House on the 3rd Friday of the month (in Au-
gust, on the 17th). Come with your supplies to work
on your own project. All are welcome, from scrap
bookers, knitters, jewelry makers and beyond. Ques-
tions? Contact Michelle at [email protected].
Did you know that when you donate blood at The Blood Connection, Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School has a code to “credit” it to our parish? The code is 3APE. Our next blood drive is Sunday, 30 September from 11.30a-1p. This is the day of our Ministry Fair, too!
On Saturday, September 8, pro-life Americans
throughout the country will gather at the gravesites
of aborted babies and other memorial sites dedicated
in their honor for the sixth annual National Day of
Remembrance for Aborted Children.
Solemn vigils will be held at these sites to com-
memorate the more than 59 million children who
have lost their lives to legal abortion since 1973, and
to remind our society of the humanity of the unborn
child. Please join us for the memorial service in our
community
The Friends of the Poor Walk/Run benefiting local
chapters of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul will be
held at St. Joseph Catholic School on Saturday, 22
September with 9a registration and 10a event. To
learn more, contact Lawrence Herta at 864.963.5561
or [email protected]. All proceeds and donations
from the event will directly benefit the people in the
Greenville County served by SVdP, and there are no
administrative fees associated with the event. Any-
one interested in learning more, participating, or
making a pledge at www.fopwalk.org/event/2164.
CYO (Catholic Youth Organization) resumes activi-
ties on Sunday, 9 September, at 7p in Parish
House. Volunteers are needed to help with dinner!
To sign up please contact Stephanie and John Lasitter
View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com
Happenings & Needs
2018-2019 Religious Education Forms are now avail-
able in the Parish Office or by emailing Maria at
[email protected]. Register
early and receive a discounted registration fee.
Classes will begin 26 August, with a parent meeting
in the PAC after dropping students off in their class-
rooms. There will be a few new policies this year so
one parent MUST attend the meeting.
Important Dates to add to your calendar now:
26 Aug RE Session #1/Parent Meeting
20 Sept First Holy Communion Parent meeting
5.30p
20 Sept Confirmation Parent meeting 7p
18 May 2019 First Holy Communion Mass
The prayer shawl ministry meets the third Friday of
the month at 10a in the Parish House.
Please consider coming and allowing us to show you
the shawls we create and deliver to those in need.
We always welcome new members! Questions?
Contact Jeanette Kripinski at 864.801.3078.
Fr Tomlinson will offer a course in Latin for adults
on Tuesdays from 7 to 8:30 pm. An optional work-
shop will be held Saturday mornings from 10 to
11. The course will begin 4 Sept. and consist of 35
classes. The text will be A Primer of Ecclesiastical
Latin by John F. Collins ($21.99, available from Ama-
zon and other booksellers). Recommended texts
are An Answer Key to A Primer of Ecclesiastical
Latin by John Dunlap ($19.99) and A Dictionary of
Ecclesiastical Latin by Leo Shelton ($16.73). Regis-
tration is required. Spots are limited. For further in-
formation, contact Angela Calabro.
Are you thinking of homeschooling your child(ren)
for the upcoming 2018-2019 school year? COME
JOIN OUR CO-OP! The Homeschool CO-OP
meets on Friday afternoons during the school
year. We have classes in the fall semester and per-
form a play in the spring semester. Call Tracey Mer-
shon at 864.525.5498 for more info or to register.
The Five First Saturdays devotion – Our Lady of Fatima appeared to 3 children in 1917, and requested a particular devotion on 5 consecutive FIRST Satur-days. This devotion is one of the principal points of the Fatima message. It centers on the urgent need for mankind to offer reparation and expiate for the many injuries that the Immaculate Heart of Mary suf-fers from the hands of both impious and indifferent men. To help you fulfill this request made by Our Lady of Fatima, plan to attend our First Saturday Masses on September 1, October 6, November 3, December 1, January 5, February 2,March 2, April 6, and May 4. On the First Saturday during 5 Consecutive
Months, the Devotion consists of 1) Going to Confession, 2) Receiving the Sacrament of Holy Communion, 3) Saying five decades of the Ro-sary, and 4) Meditating for 15 minutes on the mysteries of the Rosary. All offered in REPARATION for the sins of blasphemy and ingratitude committed against the Immaculate Heart of Mary.
https://www.americaneedsfatima.org/Our-Blessed-Mother/the-five-first-saturdays-devotion.html
For those who participated in the parish-wide Con-
secration last year (Feast of Our Lady of the Ro-
sary, October 7), recall that it is encouraged to re-
consecrate yearly. Mark your calendars to begin
your 33-days of preparation on September 4.
Would you like to make your personal Conse-
cration to Jesus through Mary with us or on a
different Feast day? If so, we encourage you to
visit https://www.catholiccompany.com/content/
total-consecration-jesus-through-mary.cfm for
more information. One may follow the links pro-
vided here for daily prayer; or, one is encouraged
to support our local Catholic bookstores by pur-
chasing books from them.
2019 ATTRACTION COUPON BOOKS containing discounts for local merchants and restaurants will be available for sale starting this month! Please contact Cheryl Wargo at 864-879-7671 to order your book. They will also be available for sale in the parish office. Proceeds benefit the Tonan Scholarship Fund for ANY student attending Prince of Peace School. The cost of the Attraction Book is still only $20.
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Happenings & Needs
Fraternus is a mentoring program for boys from 6th
to 12th grade run by the men of the parish 18-99yo!
All men are invited to mentor, regardless of whether
they have a family member in the program. The men
form a brotherhood of Christian men seeking virtue
and then they invite the young men into that broth-
erhood.
The program for the 6th-12th graders will launch
with Frat Nights beginning on Wed, 22 August
from 7:15-8:45pm in the PAC and occurring each
subsequent Wednesday in accordance with the
school year.
To learn more, contact Paul Pizzuti at 843.616.1766
or Thomas Connelly at [email protected].
Join us in praying for those couples in our parish fam-
ily celebrating a wedding anniversary! Sts. Louis and
Zelie Martin, pray for:
Dave & Lois Torlina, 54 years on 1 August
Ed & Maria Rauch, 36 years on 14 August
Lou & Deborah Aiello, 39 years on 18 August
Richard & Pam Zurawski, 51 years on 18 August
Alan & Janice Olson, 40 years on 19 August
Bob & Joan Ashworth, 60 years on 20 September
Send us your anniversary! Email Kylee at
Take time for a mini-retreat at one of our upcoming
Recollections at Prince of Peace. Questions? Contact
Thierry at [email protected].
24 August (Friday): Men’s Recollection at 7p with
reception following in Croghan Hall.
25 August (Saturday): Women’s Recollection at
9a with reception following in Croghan Hall.
If you are unable to receive Holy Communion for whatever reason, make a Spiritual Communion by reciting the following:
An Act of Spiritual Communion
My Jesus, I believe that You are in the Blessed Sacra-ment. I love You above all things, and I long for You in my soul. Since I cannot now receive You sacramentally, come at least spiritually into my heart, as though You have al-ready come. I embrace You and unite myself entirely to
You; never permit me to be separated from You.
NOW ENROLLING! Prince of Peace Catholic School is
currently enrolling for the 2018-2019 School Year in grades
K4 - Grade 8. We now offer a full-day or half-day K4 Pro-
gram, an Advanced Learning Program directed by Mrs.
Robin Marlar, and we are proud to introduce our new
Learning Specialist, Mrs. Rebecca Blevins. Call 864.331.3911
to schedule a tour today! You’ll be glad you did!
View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com
Happenings & Events
Best-selling author, speaker, and podcaster, Matt Fradd will be speaking at Prince of Peace Catholic Church &
School on Wednesday, 20 March (The Man Talk) and Thursday, 21 March 2019 (Parenting the Internet Gen-
eration). Adults only. Childcare will be provided. Stay tuned to the bulletin, website, and social media for
more details to follow.
Matt Fradd speaks to tens of thousands of people every year. He is the author of several books, including Does
God Exist?: A Socratic Dialog on the Five Ways of Thomas Aquinas and The Porn Myth: Exposing the Reality
Behind the Fantasy of Pornography. Matt earned his master’s and undergraduate degree's in philosophy from
Holy Apostles College. His podcasts, Love People Use Things and Pints With Aquinas are listened to by tens of
thousands of people every month. Matt lives with his wife, Cameron, and their children in the mountains of North
Georgia.
The parish would like to re-start the nursery for
the 10 a.m. Mass but we need your help! We are
looking for two adults to run the nursery at 10 a.m.
Diocesan policy says we MUST have two adults
every week for childcare during Mass. We do require
background checks and completion of the Safe Haven
course to fill these positions. We can offer volunteer
hours for the school OR a weekly compensation for
filling these positions. We can also discuss a monthly
rotation if enough interested parties come forward.
Please contact Maria Barontini to discuss further:
[email protected]. Once up
and running, childcare during 10 a.m. Mass will be for
children twelve months to three years of age.
Join us and the Center for Evangelical Catholicism for
a special lecture by Dr. Daniel Sundahl, Emeritus
Professor in American Studies and English at Hillsdale
College on Religious Liberty. Dr. Sundahl will pre-
sent "Religious Liberty and the Public Square" on
Thursday, 6 September, at 6:30p at St Mary's Catho-
lic Church in Gallivan Hall. For more information
contact T.J. Nielsen [email protected]
or Angela Calabro at 864.331.3903 or by email at
The Knights of Columbus 9184 announced special
recognition of the following folks for the month of
August:
Knight of the Month - Gerry Paradise
Youth of the Month - Jack Kinkade
Family of the Month - The Hediger family
Contact the Knight’s today to learn how to join their
Catholic fraternal organization www.kofc9184.org
Please be mindful of our Lord’s presence whenever
you are in the church. Making a sign of reverence
when you pass the tabernacle, maintaining prayerful
silence before and after Mass, and silencing cell
phones are all practices we would benefit from fol-
lowing—not simply out of respect for our Lord, but
also for the benefit of our fellow parishioners.
The Holiday Craft Fair & Gift Show is scheduled for
Saturday, 3 November from 9a-2p. If you are a ven-
dor interested in attending, please send an email to
[email protected] for the application!
View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com
Contact Us
Fr. Christopher Smith Pastor 864.268.4352 [email protected]
Fr. Richard Tomlinson Parochial Vicar 864.268.4352 [email protected]
Deacon Robert Smith Deacon 864.908.7047 [email protected]
Phil Head Director of Administration 864.331.3908 [email protected]
Mark Pulley Director of Finance/Bookkeeper 864.331.3907 [email protected]
Maria Rauch Parish Secretary 864.331.3901 [email protected]
*contact Maria R. about facility reservations and requesting Anointing of the Sick prior to surgery or when gravely ill
Angela Calabro Director of Catechesis & Evangelization 864.331.3903 [email protected]
*contact Angela about marriage preparation (call at least 6 months in advanced of proposed wedding date)
Maria Barontini Pastoral Associate for Children’s Catechesis 864.331.3919 [email protected]
*contact Maria B. about first confession, first communion, and confirmation
Alan Reed Director of Music 864.331.3904 [email protected]
Elizabeth Eger Organist 864.331.3906 [email protected]
David Connors Maintenance Supervisor [email protected]
Marianne Tully Interim Principal 864.331.2145 [email protected]
Tammy Lopez Office Manager 864.331.3911 [email protected]
20s-30s-40s group Katie Sullivan 864.404.7796 facebook.com/groups/20s30s40s
Basketball Maria Rauch 864.331.3901 [email protected]
Cub Scouts/Boy Scouts Harry Grilliot/Marty Yigdall 864.423.6541 [email protected]
Columbiettes 9184 Michelle Zimmerman 864.354.7321 [email protected]
Communications Director Kylee Jean Heap 864.266.8843 [email protected]
CYO (Catholic Youth Organization) John & Stephanie Lasitter [email protected]
Foster Families Sara Hinson 864.434.8725 [email protected]
Food & Financial Assistance St. Vincent de Paul Society 864.331.3937
Knights of Columbus 9184 John Olson 864.354.5680 [email protected]
Natural Family Planning Kristie Killough 864.243.7800
Respect Life Tanya Wersinger 864.979.1856 [email protected]
Sick & Homebound Mark Thompson 864.630.0606
Spiritual Direction Lisa Buss [email protected]
Widows/Widowers (BOUNCE) Jean Casey 864.268.7554
Fr. Christopher Smith Pastor 864.268.4352 [email protected]
Fr. Richard Tomlinson Parochial Vicar 864.268.4352 [email protected]
Deacon Robert Smith Deacon 864.908.7047 [email protected]
*contact Deacon Bob about declarations of nullity
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Diocesan & Other Parish News
Retrouvaille has been helping couples rebuild a loving
relationship since 1977. Our next Retrouvaille
Weekend will be 14-16 September 2018 in Augusta,
Ga. Please call (706) 869.8434 or visit
http://www.helpourmarriage.com.
What is the social doctrine of the Catholic Church?
What is social justice? Join us to hear Fr. Raymond
de Souza, syndicated columnist and founder of Con-
vivium, Dr. Jay Richards of Catholic University of
America, Dr. Nathan Schlueter of Hillsdale College,
and Philip Nielsen of the Center for Evangelical Ca-
tholicism discuss these important questions. Remem-
ber to register for our great conference this Septem-
ber 21-22 at St. Mary's Catholic Church in
Greenville, South Carolina.
https://www.evangelicalcatholicism.com/social-justice/
The 6th Marian Eucharistic Conference will be held
on Saturday-Sunday, 10-11 November 10 at
the Hilton Hotel in Greenville. The featured speak-
ers include: Bishop Robert Guglielmone; Fr. Bill Ca-
sey; Fr. Frank Pavone; Jeff Cavins; Doug Barry, Battle
Ready; Fr. Brian Mullady, OP, Western Dominican
province; Dr. John Bruchalaki, Former Abortion-
ist, Tepeyac OB/GYN.
Registration costs are $80 for adults ($40 for youth)
and includes a buffet lunch on Saturday and Sunday
(gluten free available). Registered by October 27 by
mail. Late registration is an additional $10 (after 27
October).
For more information, call (864)354-7160 or go to www.meconferencesc.net
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