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January 19, 2020
MASS SCHEDULE
Weekends Saturday 5pm: SPP
Sunday 9am: St. Joe’s 11am: SPP
Weekdays
Wednesday/Friday 9am: SPP Thursday 9am: St. Joe’s
Holy Days
Vigil 7pm: SPP Holy Day 9am: St. Joe’s
Noon: SPP
Confession Saturday 4:00 pm SPP
Sunday 8:30 am St. Joe’s (or by appointment)
STS. PETER & PAUL PARISH 4309 Thomas Jefferson Parkway Palmyra, VA 22963 OFFICE HOURS Monday-Friday 8:30am-3:30pm p: 434.589.5201 parish office f: 434.589.4463 e: office @saintspeterpaul.org [email protected] [email protected] w: saintspeterpaulpalmyra.org
ST. JOSEPH’S SHRINE OF
ST. KATHARINE DREXEL P.O. Box 808
28 Cameron Street
Columbia, VA 23038
p: 434.842.3970
w:saintjosephcolumbia.org
OUR MISSION Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church, made up of Fluvanna County and neighboring communities, aware of our rich Roman Catholic tradition and our own particular parish needs, we dedicate ourselves to praising God through liturgy and prayer. In the spirit of Saint Peter and Saint Paul, the great Apostles and missionaries, we commit ourselves through Education and Social Service ministries, to building a Christian Community in which the Gospel of Jesus Christ might be exemplified and fulfilled.
Diocesan Commemora ve Book
available for purchase ($40) in the parish office.
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WELCOME Whether you are a visitor or Whether you are a visitor or Whether you are a visitor or Whether you are a visitor or new to our parish, interested new to our parish, interested new to our parish, interested new to our parish, interested in becoming Catholic, seeking in becoming Catholic, seeking in becoming Catholic, seeking in becoming Catholic, seeking to return to the practice of to return to the practice of to return to the practice of to return to the practice of your faith, or an active your faith, or an active your faith, or an active your faith, or an active member of our parish, member of our parish, member of our parish, member of our parish, we are pleased that we are pleased that we are pleased that we are pleased that you have come.you have come.you have come.you have come.
Or have a Mass said for a loved one. Contact the office for availability.
JANUARY
HONOR YOUR LOVED ONE WITH A SPECIAL MEMORIAL
BREAD & WINE Donor The Plisko Family Memorial Donald Plisko
ALTAR FLOWERS Donor Don & Eileen Tyler Memorial The Hurley & Finn Families
SANCTUARY CANDLE Donor
Memorial
Pastor Rev. David Martin Ssentamu, (434) 589-5200 Deacons Rev. Mr. Robert Allen, (434) 589-0941 Rev. Mr. Peter Coleman, (540) 250-6716 Administrative Assistant Karen Davidson, (434) 589-5201 Receptionist Marianne Stewart-Carbocci Custodian Patricia Harrison
READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF JANUARY 19, 2020
Sunday: Is 60:1-6; Acts 2:42-47; Mat 18:15-20
Monday: 1 Sm 15:16-23/Ps 50:8-9, 16bc-17, 21 and 23 [23b]/Mk 2:18-22
Tuesday: 1 Sm 16:1-13/Ps 89:20, 21-22, 27-28 [21a]/Mk 2:23-28
Wednesday: 1 Sm 17:32-33, 37, 40-51/Ps 144:1b, 2, 9-10 [1]/Mk 3:1-6
Thursday: 1 Sm 18:6-9; 19:1-7/Ps 56:2-3, 9-10a, 10b-11, 12-13 [5b]/ Mk 3:7-12
Friday: 1 Sm 24:3-21/Ps 57:2, 3-4, 6 and 11 [2a]/Mk 3:13-19
Saturday: Acts 22:3-16 or Acts 9:1-22/Ps 117:1bc, 2 [Mk 16:15]/Mk 16:15-18
Next Sunday: Is 8:23—9:3/Ps 27:1, 4, 13-14 [1a]/1 Cor 1:10-13, 17/Mt 4:12-23 or 4:12-17
OBSERVANCES FOR THE WEEK OF JANUARY 19, 2020
Monday: St. Fabian, Pope and Martyr; St. Sebastian, Martyr; MLK Jr.. Day Tuesday: St. Agnes, Virgin and Martyr Wednesday: Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of Unborn Children Thursday: St. Vincent, Deacon and Martyr; St. Marianne Cope, Virgin Friday: St. Francis de Sales, Bishop & Doctor of the Church Saturday: The Conversion of St. Paul the Apostle Next Sunday: 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time; Catholic Schools Week
Administration Pastoral Council Chair
Susan Feliciano, (434) 589-7285
Finance Council Chair
Marlene Weaver, (434) 589-2062
Building and Grounds
Rich Scampoli, (434) 326-2151
Cemetery
Joe Schaefer, (434) 422-6575
Parish Life
Pat Amato, (434) 589-7811
Liturgy & Worship Director of Music
Sid D’Amico, (434) 996-4325
Ushers
Eddie Griffin, (434) 996-6008
Lectors
Cynthia Aycock, (434) 589-3347
Extraordinary Ministers
Veronica Ly0le, (434) 589-4010
Altar Server
Jim Rekrut, (434) 390-7427
Sacristy
Mary Ann Mason, (434) 589-6141
Formation & Education CCD/RCIA
Rev. Mr. Peter Coleman, (540) 250-6716
Bible Study
June Wimer, (434) 589-2863
Bill Buono, (434) 284-3580
Cursillo
Ellie Henrie0a, (434) 981-3448
Respect Life
John Condon, (434) 409-1246
Prison Ministry
Will Kulick, (540) 308-5152
Good Shepherd’s
Frank Feliciano, (434) 242-0735 Hospital Visits: Call Parish Office or Rectory Homebound: Call Parish Office to
schedule Communion
Bulletin & Announcement Deadline
Fridays-1 week in advance-In writing to
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INTENTIONS
PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK Michael Amato, Cheryl Baressi, Michael Barrett, Debra Borowicz, Nancy Caleca, Danny Connolly, Diana Connolly, Stephanie Connolly, Luke Compton, Dorothy Condon, Jane Crivaro, Ruth Dalsky, Ann Duncan, Bernadette Feliciano, Efrain Feliciano, Faith Feliciano-Zehe, Leoncio Feliciano, Mario Feliciano, Bill Flanigan, Patricia Gaskill-Feliciano, Jack Hartwell, Phil Harvey, Mary Hayes, Susan Jervis, Jimmy, Janet Johnson, Carolyn Kerrigan, Mernee Kinter, Jenny Leigh, William Markle, Michael, Irene Nadig, Denise Pillar, Kevin Raab, Mary Rose, Lisa Sanes-Amaro, Kathy Saurman, Bob and Mary Sedlak, Sommer, Cindy Sczczdrowski, Carmel Tighe, Eleanor Tomasino and Barbara Totaro Please call the office at 434.589.5201 for homebound or hospital visits.
MASS INTENTIONS * Represents Saint Joseph’s Parish
REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS
All those who serve our country, particularly . . .
Kevin and Kathleen O’Malley, Gerard Holodak, James Fulford, Sasha and Lonnie Kuhlow, Rhett Hartwell, William Furst, William Carter Hoppe, Matt Hendl, Damien LaForenza, Mark Mason, Christopher McCarthy, Amanda Illig, Katie Marron, Luke Marron, Russ Marron, Zach Marron, Josiah Noble, Jose Langoria, Joseph Ayuso, Scott Harrison Jr., Alex Ostrowski, Andrew Thompson, Matthew Reinitz, Michael Bohtelo, Raymond Markle and Adam Warren.
Pray God keeps them in His care.
If you are celebrating your
Marriage Anniversary
in January
and would like to be a part of the
Marriage Blessing Mass on
Saturday, February 1st,
please contact the office before
Monday, January 27th.
JANUARY ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
Day Date Mass For Status Requested By
Saturday 1/18 5pm Edward J. Smith D Bob and Muriel Toepfert
Sunday 1/19 9am* Misa Pro Populo
Sunday 1/19 11am Fred Hansen D Joan Hansen
Wednesday 1/22 9am
Communion Services Thursday 1/23 9am*
Friday 1/24 9am
Saturday 1/25 5pm Jane Hall D Be0y and Joe Arleth
Sunday 1/26 9am* Ruth Grubbs D Lillian Shaw
Sunday 1/26 11am Misa Pro Populo D
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ENCOUNTER
“To you who have been consecrated in Christ Jesus and called to be a holy people.” Could it be that you or someone in your family is being called to consider priesthood or consecrated life?
Contact:
The Vocations Office
(804)359-5661
Fr. Michael Boehling
Fr. Brian Capuano [email protected]
THE BAPTISM OF OUR LORD January 19, 2020
The Debt Reduction
collection will occur on the
first full weekend of each
month. Our monthly goal is
$5,000.
Our next
DEBT REDUCTION
Collection is
February 2nd
Thank you for your
continued support .
Diocese of Richmond
January 18-19, 2020
Dear Faithful of the Diocese of Richmond,
Today we begin the celebra on of the bicentennial of our local Church which
will last throughout 2020. This Mass commemorates the arrival of the first Bishop and
recognizes the Catholic presence in the Eastern Vicariate of our diocese. I am grateful to
be celebra ng this historic occasion with you.
The establishment of the Diocese of Richmond took place under difficult
circumstances. First, a schism of formal division among believers had arisen in Norfolk
over the ques on of the ownership of Church property and the authority to appoint
pastors. Second, the communi es of Catholics in Virginia were small, far flung, and
mostly poor. These were the challenges that Right Reverend Patrick Kelly faced when he
came from Ireland as the first bishop of Richmond.
Although the Norfolk Schism eventually subsided, Bishop Kelly s ll had no
income and supported himself by teaching. He returned to Ireland aFer just a year and
a half in Virginia, having never reached Richmond. The diocese, which lacked resources,
was placed under the administra on of the archbishop of Bal more for the next
nineteen years.
In this historical episode, we sense the perennial need for unity in the Church.
That unity flows from the Eucharist, since each celebra on of Mass both expresses and
strengthens the communion of the Church; that is, the bonds that unite us to God and to
one another. Communion is one theme of our diocesan bicentennial.
The readings and prayers for today’s Mass focus on the Church’s communion.
In place of the Second Sunday in Ordinary Time, I have asked that a special Mass from
the Roman Missal, for the Par cular or local Church, be celebrated throughout the
diocese. These readings and prayers will help unite us in giving thanks to God for the
presence of the Catholic Church in Virginia through the centuries.
May this Eucharis c Celebra on at the beginning of the diocesan jubilee help us
live out the mo0o of our bicentennial, which echoes the words of St. Paul: “Shine like
stars in the world, as you hold fast to the word of life.” (Philippians 2:15-16.)
Sincerely in Christ,
Most Reverend Barry C. Knestout
Bishop of Richmond
Pastoral Center * 7800 Carousel Lane, Richmond, Virginia 23294-4201 * Phone: (804) 359-5661 * Fax: (804) 358-9159
Office of the Bishop
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EVERDAY STEWARDSHIP
JANUARY SCHEDULES
SATURDAY 5:00PM SUNDAY 11:00AM
USHERS LECTOR EM USHERS LECTOR EM
OFFERTORY COLLECTION
Pew Count
Sat. – 130| Sun. - 212 Jan 11/12
First Offering $ 3,223
First Offering: Faith Direct $ 1,686
Total $ 4,909
Second Collection: Catholic Virginian $ 469.50
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1/18/20 1/19/20
Cauffield, David Seroskie, Ed Lodato, Joseph
Miglas, Joanne King, Nancy
Deacon Peter Gallaudet, Sandra Mason, Mary Ann
Best, Chris Johnson, Gary Feliciano, Frank
Best, Carrie Palmer, Greg
Deacon Peter Lyttle, Veronica Nicholson, Ann
1/25/20 1/26/20
Amato, Anthony Cullinan, James Maurer, Charles
Amato, Patricia Wimer, June
Deacon Peter Cecil, Nancy Lyttle, Veronica
Bittner, John Schjoth, Madison Salopek, Eric
Landow, Kathy Condon, John
Deacon Peter Forster, Janet Hansen, Joan
ADORATION SCHEDULE
Monday - Thursday 6:00 am - 8:00 pm
In Chapel
Friday: 9:30 am - 3:00 pm
Followed by Benediction
There are several openings for those wishing to spend
one hour alone in Adoration. Please check the schedule
in the Church hallway for times that may be suitable for
you. Adoration offers each of us quality, dedicated,
uninterrupted time with our precious Lord.
Please Note:
In light of our debt-reduc,on efforts, a cost-saving decision was made
prior to Fr. Gerald’s departure that the Church will not be providing any
calendars this year.
2/1/20 2/2/20
Maurer, Charles McNair, Robert Pilk, Frank
King, Michael King, Nancy
Deacon Bob Gallaudet, Sandra
Schjoth, Madison Bittner, John Johnson, Gary
George, Diana Aycock, Cynthia
Deacon Bob Hansen, Joan Palmer, Gregory
2/8/20 2/9/20
Lodato, Joseph McIlnay, Larry Menard, Art
Miglas, Joanne Barcia, Mary Ann
Deacon Peter Raab, Margaret Campagna, Dianna
Best, Chris Feliciano, Frank Salopek, Eric
Momper, Stephan Landow, Theresa
Deacon Peter Nicholson, Ann Lyttle, Veronica
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BIBLE STUDY ROOM SCHEDULE
Rejoice! Bible Study
MONDAYS at 1PM
Parish Center, Room 122
Gospel of LUKE
For more information
or to register,
please contact:
June Wimer
(434) 589-2863
SAVED BY THE BOOK
BIBLE STUDY
(Online Self-Study Also Available)
Mondays, 7pm, Room 122
We are now studying
“>?@A BC @DE >FBA@GEA”
Prayerfully consider joining us.
All are welcome.
Contact:
Bill Buono (434-284-3580)
or Celeste Shapiola (434-981-1405)
UPCOMING EVENTS
2020 HOLY DAYS OF OBLIGATION
Holy days of obliga on are days
dedicated to important events connected
to the life of Jesus or persons linked to
him. In addi on to Sundays, the days
observed as holy days of obliga on in the
United States are:
January 1st - Mary, Mother of God
May 24th- Ascension of our Lord
August 15th - Assump on of the
Blessed Virgin Mary
November 1st - All Saints
December 8th - Immaculate
Concep on of the Blessed
Virgin Mary
December 25th - Na vity of Our
Lord Jesus Christ
Sun 1/19
RCIA 9:30 - 10:30a Lounge
CCD 9:45 - 10:45p Hall
Bicentennial Mass 11:00 - 12:00p Church
Mon 1/20
MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. HOLIDAY - OFFICE IS CLOSED
Body Awareness and Relaxation 11:00 - 12:00p C
Rejoice! Bible Study 1:00 - 2:00p 122
Den 10 6:30 - 7:30p 115
Den 8 6:30 - 7:30p 118
Saved by the Book 7:00 - 8:30p 122
Tues 1/21
Body Awareness and Relaxation 11:00 - 12:00p C
Contemporary Choir Rehearsal 6:30 - 7:30p Church
Girl Scouts 6:30 - 7:30p E
Al-Anon Meeting 7:30 - 8:30p M
Wed 1/22
Communion Service 9:00 - 10:00a Church
Bridge 9:00 - 2:00p 118
Pack Meeting 6:30 - 7:30p F
Troop 1138 7:00 - 8:30p E
Thurs 1/23 Cursillo 6:45 - 7:45p 122
Worship Committee 7:00 - 8:00p 123
Fri 1/24
Mass or Communion Service for March for Life
7:00 - 8:00a Church
Communion Service 9:00 - 10:00a Church
Adoration 9:30 - 3:00p Church
Al-Anon Meeting 10:00 - 11:00a R
Benediction 3:00 - 3:30p Church
Sat 1/25 Vigil Mass 5:00 - 6:00p Church
Sun 1/26
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK
RCIA 9:30 - 10:30a Lounge
CCD 9:45 - 10:45p Hall
Mass with Children 11:00 - 12:00p Church
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Are you considering converting to the
Catholic faith or are you just curious? Bring
your questions and learn about Catholicism
and its practices. Non-Catholics and Catholics
are welcome! No obligation sessions are on
Sundays in the church lounge at 9:30am.
Contact Deacon Peter with any questions at:
“Shine like stars in the world, as you hold fast
to the word of life” (Phil. 2:15–16)
During the bicentennial year, Bishop Knestout is encouraging the
faithful to revisit and renew their commitment to evangeliza on
par cularly through the Diocesan Pastoral Plan, Encounter the Joy of
the Gospel and See the World Ablaze (2014.) With the bicentennial
focus on the themes of communion and mission, evangeliza on
teams are encouraged to renew their work within their local
communi es.
Resources have been and will periodically be made available through
this website to assist individuals, along with parish and school
communi es, to spiritually prepare for the bicentennial
commemora on.
The Diocese of Richmond’s beau ful commemora ve book is now
available and highlights our two-hundred year history with text,
pictures, and profiles of our nearly 150 parishes. Copies are available
in the office for $40. Quan es are limited.
To learn more about planned 2020-2021 bicentennial events,
visit:
www.2020.richmonddiocese.org
Learn to swim with experienced Coaches who love to teach.
Join us at iswimfast.org
The Grief Share Ministry is looking for men and women who would like to par cipate in a leadership role. You need to
have experienced a loss of a person that was in your life. It is a 13-week session which is held every week. You will be
trained before the program begins. If you are interested, please contact June Wimer at [email protected].
Virginia Beach
FundraiserforSpecialOlympicsVirginia
The Knights of Columbus at Sts. Peter & Paul are
participating in the VA Beach polar plunge on
February 8th. We are raising funds to support the
Special Olympics Virginia. This fundraiser is so much
more than an icy dip into the Atlantic Ocean. The
funds raised help Special Olympics Virginia provide
year-round sports training, competition, leadership
opportunities, and health services to more than
25,000 athletes of all abilities.
Donations can be made through the team’s webpage
(KnightsofColumbus11475) or individual members
here:
https://impact.specialolympicsva.org/team/271465
**Knights of Council 11475 who wish to partake in
this fundraiser and take the Polar Plunge may join the
team at the above link.
Thank you Everyone!
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JOIN US AT THE WORLD’S LARGEST PRO-LIFE EVENT
Mass, Rosary, or Communion Service will be at 7: 00 am with a light breakfast to
follow. Please bring snacks and water for the day. Dress warmly.
Our bus is scheduled for pick up at 8:00 am at
Sts. Peter & Paul Church and will return there at 8:00 pm.
Let’s get on board and fill our Bus for Life!!
$10 per person, no charge for students.
A Sign-up sheet will be available in the Commons.
To sign up or receive more informa on,
call John Condon at 434-409-1246 or David Cauffield at 814-525-0594.
MARCH FOR LIFE 2020
FRIDAY, JANUARY 24TH
WASHINGTON, D.C.
Pro-life partners organize 2nd annual VA March for Life
Second Annual Virginia March for Life - February 13, 2020
The Family Founda on, the Virginia Catholic Conference, & the Virginia Society for Human Life,
Partnering to Speak Out Against Extreme Abor on Legisla on, Policy
The Virginia March for Life will start with a rally at 11:45 am ET, followed by a march at 12:45 pm ET. More
details, including a list of speakers, will be announced soon. MFL will do their best to keep this list updated
with addi onal state and local events. Email [email protected] to have an event added.
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PARISH YOUTH
Join ScouSng! Do you have a son or daughter
between the ages of 6 and 17? Now
is the perfect me to sign him or her up
for Scouts. The Scou ng program helps
youth develop academic skills,
self-confidence, ethics, leadership skills,
and ci zenship skills that influence
their adult lives.
For more informa on contact:
Cub Scouts (ages 6-10):
David Seal
(434)981-7810
Boy Scouts Troop 138 (boys):
Chuck Palmer
(571)212-4445
Scouts BSA Troop 1138 (girls):
Gator Shiffle/
(434) 531-7311
CHILDREN’S RELIGIOUS ED
STS. PETER AND PAUL
RELIGIOUS ED
K - 10th grade
Sunday
Parish Center
9:45 - 10:45am
$45 PER Student
(additional $20 per sibling).
Scouts BSA- Girl Troop 1138 - Scouts BSA is the tradi onal Scou ng experience for
youth in the fiFh grade through high school. Troop 1138 is a very ac ve girl troop with
trained, dedicated leaders and parent support. A variety of trips are planned and
designed by the youth leadership to include camping, zip lining, biking, and hiking.
Service, community engagement and leadership development become increasingly
important parts of the program as youth lead their own ac vi es and work their way
toward earning Scou ng’s highest rank, Eagle Scout. Those who have earned the Eagle
Scout rank count it among their most treasured achievements.
There are more than 135 merit badges, and any Scout may earn any of these at any
me. There are more than 150 awards you can earn as a member of Scouts BSA.
Whether it’s a rank advancement, merit badge or one of the many other individual
awards, there’s plenty for you to set your sights on. Our goal is to par cipate in scou ng
at all levels-local, regional, and na onal. We are also involved in numerous community
service projects/events.
Please contact us if you would like more informa on, or would like to join this fantas c
program!
Contact for Scouts BSA Girl Troop 1138:
Natalie Godfrey [email protected] 434-270-1996.
SHARING THE GOSPEL
Imagine how excited John the Bap st
must have felt aFer he bap zed Jesus.
He knew without a doubt that Jesus was
God’s Son. The very next day John told
the crowds that Jesus would take away
the sins of the world. God’s people had
eaten a Passover lamb every year to
remember how God saved them from
death in Egypt. Jesus was the Lamb of
God. He frees you from your old sins and
offers you new life with God.
PRAYER
Dear God, thank you for sending Jesus to
take away my sins.
We are now accepSng applicaSons for
the 2020-21 school year at
Charlo/esville Catholic School. An Open
House will be held, in conjuncSon with
Catholic Schools Week, on Sunday,
January 26 from 1:00 – 3:00pm. We
invite you to drop in and witness just
how CCS nurtures students’ God-given
giXs, insSlling acceptance, respect and
compassion; preparing students to be
advocates, leaders and stewards;
producing collaborators, achievers and
creators, to make a difference in our
world. CCS serves students in Junior
Kindergarten through 8th
grade.
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ST. JOSEPH’S
28 Cameron Street Washington & Cameron Street
P.O. Box 808 Columbia, VA 23038 p: 434.842.3970 e: [email protected] w:saintjosephcolumbia.org
Shrine of St. Katharine Drexel
JANUARY ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
If you have pictures or ministry informa on to be added to St. Joseph’s
website, please email Melissa at [email protected].
If you are celebrating your
Marriage Anniversary
in January
and would like to be a part of the
Marriage Blessing Mass on
Saturday, February 1st,
please contact the office before
Monday, January 27th.
Administration Pastoral Council Chair Debbie Blackburn, (804) 815-3737 Finance Council Chair Pat Morse, (434) 589-4106
Liturgy & Worship Director of Music Denny Barbario, (434) 981-0678 Ladies Auxiliary Danielle Murphy, (703) 969-2123 Refreshment Committee Pat Morse, (434) 589-4106 Usher Marvin Jackson Carroll Morse, (434) 589-4106 Lectors Jo Hardy, (434) 989-2609 Extraordinary Ministers Danielle Murphy (703) 969-2123 Altar Servers Melissa Kenny, (434) 589-3416
Formation & Education CCD Celeste Shapiola, (434) 981-1405 Prison Ministry Will Kulick, (540) 308-5152
Knights of Columbus Roundtable Chairman
Denny Barbario, (434) 981-0678
Please Note:
It has come to our a0en on that parishioners are being contacted by
scammers posing as Fr. David and reques ng financial assistance (as a
loan) in an effort to aid others in dire need.
If you receive any communica on appearing to be sent from Fr. David
through email or by phone, please first confirm with the office the validity
of the sender and do not reply. Replying to such messages may also
expose your personal contacts to similar decep on.
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THE KNIGHTS OF
COLUMBUS
ROUND TABLE
and
LADIES AUXILIARY
MEETING
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6TH
6:00 PM POTLUCK DINNER
We would like to have you
join us for the potluck dinner
organized by the
Ladies Auxiliary.
Just remember that an RSVP
is being requested in order
to prepare enough food for
all a0ending the potluck.
Jay Bergman* Dan & Diane Connolly*
Alice Galvez-Sobral *
Mauricio Granados * Bob Merhoff *
Bill & Jell Miller * Angelica Motta *
Odila Motta* Oscar Motta *
Thelma Motta * Bill Servais *
Jordan Watkins * Diane Wolfe
PLEASE PRAY
FOR THE SICK
St. Katharine Drexel
The Bicentennial Prayer for the
Diocese of Richmond
Father of lights, The radiance of your Son has guided the advance of the Gospel across the Diocese of Richmond for two centuries, strengthening our Church from the Eastern Shore to the Cumberland Gap. Grant that the nearness of your Son may dispel the darkness of our sins, so that as our love increases more and more, we may dare more than ever to fearlessly proclaim the word. Holding fast to the word of life, may we shine like stars in the world. We ask this through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirt, one God for ever and ever. Amen.
If you would like to honor a loved
one by having a Mass said for them,
contact the office at
Sts. Peter and Paul
at 434.589.5201 to check
on available dates.
AdoraSon is on the FIRST
THURSDAY of each month from
4pm - 6pm
Upcoming:
Feb. 6th, 2020
CCD NEWS . . .
All classes are from
10:30 - 1130am
Jan 19 - Class
Jan 26 - Class
St. Joseph Homeschool Co-Op
St. Joseph Catholic Church, 828 Buford
Road in Richmond, VA, invite all to a0end a
planning mee ng for a Homeschool Co-Op
2020-2021 (Grades 4-12) on Sunday,
January 26th at 12:45 pm. The Mother of
Divine Grace Curriculum will be followed.
For more info, please contact
Mrs. Michelle Blake at 704-614-2765 or