ST. PETER’S PARISH TWENTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME AUGUST 28, 2011 MASSES MON AUG 29 7:00 pm FRED MOXLEY TUE AUG 30 9:00 am HELEN SAINDON WED AUG 31 8:00 am PARISHIONEERS THU SEPT 1 8:00 am COMMUNION SERVICE FRI SEPT 2 9:00 am PROLIFE INTENTION SAT SEPT 3 9:00 am DOROTHY MOORE 5:30 pm VINCENT JAMES FAZIO GOAL COLLECTION & EFT FIG SUN SEPT 4 7:15 am INTENTIONS OF DOUG & TERRI JACKSON *COLLECTION $17,931.00 $15877.95 $1,960.00 9:00 am BILL STEIN *POOR BOX $ 833.34 $ 342.15 $ 249.13 11:00 am BRETT SELTMANN CHURCH MORTGAGE MO (AS OF 8/21) 8365.00 $1,386.00 **************************************************************************************************************************************************************************** SEPTEMBER 3 RD & 4 TH MASS ALTAR SERVER LECTOR SEPT 3 5:30pm GREGORY, ROACHE & ROSENBURG GREGORY & BOHRER SEPT 4 7:15am PUGH & P & T RUBELING JACKSON & SWEENEY 9:00am HEILAND, OESTERLE & RICE GAUDLIP & HOFFMAN 11:00am J & T DUBOYCE & SUPROCK GETSINGER & ROLFS ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ DAILY MASS on the following date will be celebrated at 9 am instead of 8 am. Saturday, September 3rd NEXT WEEKEND the second collection will be for the church mortgage THIS WEEK’S READINGS : Jer 20:7-9, Rom 12:1-2, Mt 16:21:21-27 (124) NEXT WEEK’S READINGS : Ez 33:7-9, Rom 13:8-10, Mt 18:15-20 (127) PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR SICK : Mary Unglesbee, Tom and Mary Ellen McKoy, Judy Churco, Ann Fowler, Marsha Lawn, Angie Moriarty, Joe Roskowinski, Rob Player, Doris Howell, Fr. Ray Harris, Joseph Gruodis, Toni Simon, Joe Wirfs, Stephen Hassett, Deacon Dan McGuire, Cathy Helbers, Richard Ellis, Ellen Burns, Norman Avery, Gemma Carroll, Deacon Mike Misulia, Len Bainbridge, Darlene Houck, Bernice Cooper, Joe Boone, Anna Heflin, Richard Salter, Sharon Baker, Bill Stein, Mable Davis, Susan D Aud, Susan K Aud, John Thompson, Dillon Morrissey, Cliff Smyers, Meghan Hickey, Lily Weaver, Joseph Gruodis, Joshua Wade Names will be kept on the prayer list for 1 month from the time they are requested. At the end of that time, you may renew your prayer request by emailing or calling the Parish Office. ***Anyone wishing to receive Communion and/or the Sacrament of the Sick please call the Parish Office. PRAY WITH THE HEART PRAYER GROUP will meet this Wednesday, August 31st at 7:30 pm for Eucharistic Adoration, Rosary and Prayer in the Adoration Chapel. PERPETUAL EUCHARISTIC ADORATION : All are invited to our Adoration Chapel to visit our Eucharistic Risen Lord. He is always with us as He promised. We need a person for the 12:00 midnight Monday into Tuesday hour & 6 am Thursday. Also, we always have a need for people who want to be substitutes particularly for late night and early mornings. Please call Linda 301-829-2888 or Diane 301- 898-0833. Thank you so much. ATTENTION LITURGICAL MINISTERS & MUSIC MINISTRY : Would you like to learn more about the New Translation of the Roman Missal? There is a workshop being held at St. Peter’s on Sat., Sept. 17 th at 9:00am. The Archdiocesan Office of Worship will be presenting the workshop, which runs until 3:00pm. You may attend all or part of the workshop day. From 9:00 am - 12:00 noon, Catherine Combier-Donovan will speak on the new translation, followed by lunch by the Ladies Club for $6.00, and 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm musicians are invited to participate in a sing-through of the new & revised mass settings. Please see the flyer in today’s bulletin for more details. ATTENTION SINGERS & MUSICIANS : Please prayerfully consider lending your talents to the Adult Choir. We start up again on Sun., Sept. 18 th at the 9:00 mass and sing/play every other weekend. We rehearse the Thurs. before our scheduled mass at 7:15pm in the church. Now that we meet only every other week, won’t you consider joining us? We especially need men. Please contact Sherri Slattery at sslattery@stpeter- libertytown.org or by phone: 301-898-5111, ext. 11 if you have any questions, come to our first practice of the year – Thurs., Sept. 15 th at 7:15 in the church. The ability to read music is a plus, but not necessary. More important is a willingness to praise God. through song. “Sing to the Lord with harp and song, with trumpet and with horn.” Psalm 98
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ST. PETER’S PARISH TWENTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
AUGUST 28, 2011
MASSES
MON AUG 29 7:00 pm FRED MOXLEY TUE AUG 30 9:00 am HELEN SAINDON WED AUG 31 8:00 am PARISHIONEERS THU SEPT 1 8:00 am COMMUNION SERVICE FRI SEPT 2 9:00 am PROLIFE INTENTION SAT SEPT 3 9:00 am DOROTHY MOORE 5:30 pm VINCENT JAMES FAZIO GOAL COLLECTION & EFT FIG SUN SEPT 4 7:15 am INTENTIONS OF DOUG & TERRI JACKSON *COLLECTION $17,931.0 0 $15877.95 $1,960.00
9:00 am BILL STEIN *POOR BOX $ 833.34 $ 342.15 $ 249.13 11:00 am BRETT SELTMANN CHURCH MORTGAGE MO (AS OF 8/21) 8365.00 $1,386.00 ****************************************************************************************************************************************************************************
SEPTEMBER 3RD & 4TH
MASS ALTAR SERVER LECTOR SEPT 3 5:30pm GREGORY, ROACHE & ROSENBURG GRE GORY & BOHRER SEPT 4 7:15am PUGH & P & T RUBELING JACKSON & SWEENEY 9:00am HEILAND, OESTERLE & RICE GAUDLIP & HOFFMAN
11:00am J & T DUBOYCE & SUPROCK G ETSINGER & ROLFS ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
DAILY MASS on the following date will be celebrated at 9 am instead of 8 am. Saturday, September 3rd NEXT WEEKEND the second collection will be for the church mortgage THIS WEEK’S READINGS : Jer 20:7-9, Rom 12:1-2, Mt 16:21:21-27 (124) NEXT WEEK’S READINGS : Ez 33:7-9, Rom 13:8-10, Mt 18:15-20 (127) PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR SICK : Mary Unglesbee, Tom and Mary Ellen McKoy, Judy Churco, Ann Fowler, Marsha Lawn, Angie Moriarty, Joe Roskowinski, Rob Player, Doris Howell, Fr. Ray Harris, Joseph Gruodis, Toni Simon, Joe Wirfs, Stephen Hassett, Deacon Dan McGuire, Cathy Helbers, Richard Ellis, Ellen Burns, Norman Avery, Gemma Carroll, Deacon Mike Misulia, Len Bainbridge, Darlene Houck, Bernice Cooper, Joe Boone, Anna Heflin, Richard Salter, Sharon Baker, Bill Stein, Mable Davis, Susan D Aud, Susan K Aud, John Thompson, Dillon Morrissey, Cliff Smyers, Meghan Hickey, Lily Weaver, Joseph Gruodis, Joshua Wade Names will be kept on the prayer list for 1 month from the time they are requested. At the end of that time, you may renew your prayer request by emailing or calling the Parish Office. ***Anyone wishing to receive Communion and/or the Sacrament of the Sick please call the Parish Office. PRAY WITH THE HEART PRAYER GROUP will meet this Wednesday, August 31st at 7:30 pm for Eucharistic Adoration, Rosary and Prayer in the Adoration Chapel.
PERPETUAL EUCHARISTIC ADORATION : All are invited to our Adoration Chapel to visit our Eucharistic Risen Lord. He is always with us as He promised. We need a person for the 12:00 midnight Monday into Tuesday hour & 6 am Thursday. Also, we always have a need for people who want to be substitutes particularly for late night and early mornings. Please call Linda 301-829-2888 or Diane 301-898-0833. Thank you so much. ATTENTION LITURGICAL MINISTERS & MUSIC MINISTRY : Would you like to learn more about the New Translation of the Roman Missal? There is a workshop being held at St. Peter’s on Sat., Sept. 17th at 9:00am. The Archdiocesan Office of Worship will be presenting the workshop, which runs until 3:00pm. You may attend all or part of the workshop day. From 9:00 am - 12:00 noon, Catherine Combier-Donovan will speak on the new translation, followed by lunch by the Ladies Club for $6.00, and 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm musicians are invited to participate in a sing-through of the new & revised mass settings. Please see the flyer in today’s bulletin for more details. ATTENTION SINGERS & MUSICIANS : Please prayerfully consider lending your talents to the Adult Choir. We start up again on Sun., Sept. 18th at the 9:00 mass and sing/play every other weekend. We rehearse the Thurs. before our scheduled mass at 7:15pm in the church. Now that we meet only every other week, won’t you consider joining us? We especially need men. Please contact Sherri Slattery at [email protected] or by phone: 301-898-5111, ext. 11 if you have any questions, come to our first practice of the year – Thurs., Sept. 15th at 7:15 in the church. The ability to read music is a plus, but not necessary. More important is a willingness to praise God. through song. “Sing to the Lord with harp and song, with trumpet and with horn.” Psalm 98
Prayers please: today your youth ministry team is meeting to plan out our fall semester. Please keep us in your prayers! YOUTH MINISTRY STARTS September 25th! Get ready for a fantastic year as we roll out our theme this year: "Sanctuary". LifeTeen kicks off with the "Parking Lot Palooza! EDGE kicks off by playing the popular game show "Minute to Win It"! Parent & Teen Orientation date is September 18 @ 4 pm in Sappington Hall. We will have a raffle for all parents who attend for two 50 dollar gift cards to restaurants! We'll also be talking about some of the new exciting changes in youth ministry. Details next week! 2011 SPY LIFE TEEN & EDGE FALL RETREATS: SAVE THE DATES EDGE Retreat is Oct. 14-15. The LIFETEEN fall retreat is going to be November 4th - 6th. The theme is going to be based on the Pirates of the Caribbean movies! Ru-mor has it Captain Jack is coming on the retreat and he is in need of a crew to help him find the lost country of Atlantis... Look for sign ups next week!
This Week’s Marriage Tip: Don’t “trash talk” your husband – even among your girl friends. Don’t make fun of your wife – even when out with the guys. It may be tempting and just lighthearted banter, but as Stephen Covey says, “Be loyal to those not present.” visit: www.foryourmarriage.org
Baptism Prep Classes - meets on Tuesday, Sept 20 from 7 – 9 pm in the lower level of the Parish Office Bldg. You need only one godparent and this person must be Catholic; to have celebrated Confirmation; is at least 16 years of age, and is practicing the faith (attending mass each week and celebrat-ing the sacraments.) RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) is for those aged 18 and older who have thought about becoming Catho-lic. Weekly classes begin August 30 @ 7 pm in the Birch Library. Contact Carolyn for more information. Chosen & Cherished- A Woman’s Bible Study, Sept. 8 from 9:30-11:30 a.m., Parish Center, lower level. Women of all ages are invited to join us as we study the virtues of purity, life-long commitment in marriage, and how to assist our spouses in growing in virtue. Following this session, we will be plan-ning for future studies. Bring along a friend; children are
welcomed to remain with their mom’s. Contact Carolyn at
301-898-5111 x14 if interested in attending.
THE NEW TRANSLATION OF THE ROMAN MISSAL
Confiteor—”I confess to almighty God…”
Current: ‘I confess through my own fault”, New: “Through my fault, through my fault, through my most grievous fault.” We will now repeat it three times while striking our breasts in a sign of repentance, This thrice repetition gives a fuller expression of sorrow for our sins. It is a strong reminder that all sin offends God and that we must take responsibility for sinning in our thoughts, words, deeds, and for the good things we have failed to do. The purpose of this prayer is to help us cultivate an attitude of remorse for our sins and humble acknowledgement that we are in need of God’s mercy.
Registration for all Religious Education Classes will close on Friday, September 2nd & will resume on Monday, September 26th. Any registration not received by September
2nd will incur a $10 late fee.
St Peter’s Parish
Religious Education Registration
PO BOX 278, Libertytown, MD. 21762
301-898-5111 phone / 301-898-0465 fax
www.stpeter-libertytown.org
Family Last Name: E-Mail:
Father’s Name: Father’s Cell:
Mother’s Name: Mother’s Cell:
Mother’s Maiden Name: Emergency Contact:
Home Phone: Emergency #:
Faith Formation Options for Children & Youth
Cost is $70 (1 Child) / $95 (2 Children) / $110 (3 or more Children)
Pre-K through Grade 5
Class time is 10:15 – 11:15AM on Sunday mornings
Grades 6 through 12
Class time is 12:30 – 2:30 PM on Sunday afternoons
Details:Details:Details:Details: Catherine Combier-Donovan, Archdiocesan Director of the Office of Worship, will speak on the New Roman Missal, followed by lunch & a music session where Michael Ruzicki, Archdiocesan Coordinator of Adult & Sacramental Formation & musician, will lead us through various new & revised Mass settings. You may stay for just the morning session or both morning & afternoon.
Cost:Cost:Cost:Cost: FREE, unless you plan to stay for lunch (provided by the St. Peter’s Ladies Club.) Lunch is $6.00 per person & includes choice of ham or turkey sandwich, salad, soup, and dessert.
To Register:To Register:To Register:To Register: Fill out the tear sheet below and mail to: Sherri Slattery, St. Peter the Apostle Church, P.O. Box 278, Libertytown, MD 21762 or email Sherri at [email protected] . Checks should be made payable to: St. Peter’s Ladies Club. Please RSVP by Sept. 8.
Name:
Parish you attend:
Position: i.e. Liturgical Min., Catechist, Musician
___ Yes, I will attend both sessions and am enclosing $6.00 for lunch.
___ I will only be attending the morning session and will not be eating lunch there.
New Roman Missal WorkshopNew Roman Missal WorkshopNew Roman Missal WorkshopNew Roman Missal Workshop
We meet Mondays from 5:15 – 6:30 PM during the school year.
We sing at 4 masses in addition to Christmas and Easter.
Boys and Girls are both invited!
Parent meeting at first rehearsal: Sept. 19 in the Church
Chorister Enrollment Form 2011 - 2012 (Please print)
Name of child: _______________________________ Birth date: _____
Season runs from Sept. 19 through Easter, April 8, with the
option of singing for a First Communion Mass.
“LETS GO TO
THE HOP”AN ADULT EVENT SPONSORED BY THE LADY AUXILIARIES OF
ST. PETER THE APOSTLE AND ST. KATHARINE DREXEL KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
WHAT: A 50’S Style Sock Hop
WHERE: St. Peter’s Parish Center.
WHEN: September 17th, 2011 (7 - 11 pm)
Cost: $20.00 per person! ! ! ! ! !
Price includes admission and dinner from 7 - 8:30 pm. The menu is hamburgers, hot dogs, french fries, table snacks, non alcoholic bev-erages and dessert.
There will be a beer and wine cash bar, and a 50/50 drawing.
Music will be provided by a DJ, your favorite rock and roll tunes.
Tickets will be sold after Mass on Aug. 20-21, 27-28, September 3-4 and 10-11.
Reservations for tables of ten must be made with payment.
Contact Kathie Droter for more information:
301 856 4565
Proceeds to Bene�t
St. Peter the Apostle and
St. Katharine Drexel Parishes
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 13290: Membership - Please mark your calendar for October 4th, a Tuesday evening and our council social meeting. You are encouraged to invite a non member to a steak dinner and a short presentation of “Who We Are and What We Do. A chance to meet members and to have questions about the K of C answered. ... Meetings - None scheduled for this week. ... SpotLite - This week we are featuring information on our Family Activities. Our Order was founded on the notion of the importance of securing the family unit and to protect a widow from loosing her children to state run orphanages or foster homes due to the lack of required funds by the State of Connecticut. Thus Fr. Michael J. McGivney founded the Knights of Columbus to develop an insurance fund for such circumstances. Yes, we were founded in part as a Fraternal Catholic Family Men’s Service Order. Today, the Knights have one of the top 5 insurance companies in the United States. At the State level our State of Maryland family support charity fund helps those in need of a “Bridge” back to normal living. At the council level we have our own Charity Corporation and Grand Knight Discretionary fund to help our members and we also sponsor family events for our parishioners such as our Monthly Dances, the Valentine’s Day Social, our Family of the Month honoree program, our “MaryGold” flower hand outs on Mother’s Day, and we support “Mary’s House” helping young mothers to develop a sense of family life with their new born child. We also participate in “Rebuilding Together” which helps needy families in need of home repairs. SOCK HOP: The Ladies’ Auxiliaries of our Knights of Columbus and those of the Knights at St. Katharine Drexel in Frederick are cosponsoring a sock Hop for the benefit of both parishes. See the flyer in today’s bulletin. PARISH NURSE NOTES: Risk for Dehydration “… I will pour out my Spirit on your descendants, and my blessing on your children. They will thrive like watered grass, like willows on a riverbank.” Isaiah 44:3b, 4 NLT The elderly have a high risk for dehydration since the aging process decreases their sense of thirst. They live alone, eat poorly and either forget to drink or have no desire for fluid refreshment. As bodily functions change and chronic conditions like diabetes and kidney disease develop, their ability to conserve water also changes. One side effect of dehydration can be confusion due to changes in fluid volume and chemical imbalances. Monitor the elderly, be creative, and see that they have adequate fluid. Try setting a thermal mug of ice water or lemonade next to them – whatever they like to drink , but not caffeine – it dehydrates!! Marybeth Terrell, [email protected] THANK YOU to all who donated blood at the Libertytown Fire Hall, August 23rd. God Bless You! AN ECUMENICAL DAY RETREAT FOR WOMEN : entitled Living in the Present Moment – Finding God in the Here and Now is being held Saturday, September 17th from 9 am to 3 pm at St. Timothy’s in Walkersville. Come join Carol Marozzi, SSJ, as she leads participants to identify the obstacles that hinder the discovery of the richness of God’s life within them. The cost is $30 per person which includes morning coffee/tea & pastries & a Panera boxed lunch. For more information and a registration form, please contact Melissa Main at 301-845-6672 or by email at [email protected]
LADIES CLUB MEETING CHANGE: Due to the Labor Day Holiday, Our SEPTEMBER MEETING will be held on the 2nd Friday, September 9th, not on the first Friday, September 2nd. THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO MADE OUR AUCTION A HUGE SUCCESS!
GOING AWAY PARTY : September 3rd after the 5:30 pm Mass the Parish will be giving Chelsea Moxley a going away party. Please come and wish Chelsea well before she departs for her formation into the Daughters of St. Paul.
GIFT CERTIFICATES: The weekend of September 10 & 11, gift cards will only be sold at the 5:30 PM Saturday night Mass and the 7:15 AM Sunday morning Mass. Sorry for the inconvenience.
FOOD PANTRY: is currently in need of the following items: spaghetti sauce, spaghetti noodles, peanut butter, jam/jelly, mac & cheese, Ramen noodles, hot cereals, cold cereals, cookies, canned tomatoes & canned fruit. Please consider picking these items up when you go shopping this week for those who are less fortunate and dropping them off in the back of the church.
ADULT BELL CHOIR is in need of bell ringers. High Schoolers are also welcome. Please contact Margaret Stack at 301-865-1349.
A PRO-LIFE SPEAKER will be in the Daily Mass Chapel on Friday, September 16th at 10 am. Dr. Monica Miller will speak on “Abandoned: The Untold Story of the Abortion Wars. CATHOLIC RADIO: Do you want to be part of Metropolitan Washington's first Catholic Radio station that speaks to the soul? Consider sharing your time, talent or treasure with WMET 1160 AM through a matching gift or helping us staff our call center. Our Fall 2011 "Rejoice Always" Radiothon will take place Sept 20-23, with programs that inspire hope! WMET 1160 is part of the Guadalupe Radio Network, Radio for your Soul! WMET 1160 is a 50,000 watt station that brings quality Catholic programming to Washington, DC, Northern Virginia, and Western Maryland from sunrise to sunset. Call 1-877-636-1160 to Volunteer, or visit us at www.grnonline.com to pledge your support for local Catholic Radio. St. John Regional Catholic School: Take a moment to visit our website at www.sjrcs.org to experience our outstanding academic programs and state-of-the-art facility, our students' accomplishments, and the Christ-centered atmosphere on campus. You will see why we are proud to celebrate 180 years of academic excellence in Frederick County. Walk-in Wednesdays! Join us every Wednesday from 9a.m. -11a.m. to tour our school. ST. THOMAS MORE ACADEMY : PreK3 to 8th grade Catholic Elementary school in Frederick/Buckeystown. Small Classes, Classical Education – Accepting applications for all grades – Call for a tour 301-874-9014. Bingo every Friday and Saturday night doors open at 5pm, bingo starts 7pm NFP Classes Forming: Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Ellicott City. Registration now open for Fall 2011: 9/17, 10/15 and 11/19 from 10-noon. Registration is through www.ccli.org. Questions? Contact teachers Mark and Kathy Schmidt at [email protected] or 410-747-5611.
