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ST. PETER ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 23th Sunday in Ordinary Time September 8, 2019
Confessions
Saturday 2:30PM Wednesday 11:30AM
Eucharistic Adoration
Monday 12:45PM To
Thursday 5:00PM
www.StPeterGreeley.org
Mass Times
Weekend
Saturday 4:00PM (Anticipatory)
Sunday 7:00AM , 8:30AM, 10:00AM, 11:30AM, 6:00PM
Weekday
Monday - Friday 12:10PM Saturday 9:00AM
Office Hours
Monday - Thursday 8:00AM - 4:00PM
Friday 8:00AM - 12:00 noon
Angelic Accents Gift Shop
Tuesday, Thursday 11:00AM - 1:00PM Sunday 8:00AM - 12:45PM
The new 2018-19 Biblical and Catechetical School classes begin this week! If you’re on the fence about attending, just go to the first few weeks of class to check it out. Don’t miss this opportunity to mature into a deeper knowledge and love of our Lord and his Church through an unforgettable study of the faith and Scriptures! Pick up a brochure at one of the
parish entrances for a list of locations. You can also call 303.715.3195 or visit sjvlaydivision.org for more details.
Our Lady of the Valley (Windsor) Mondays, 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
FREE childcare provided
St. William (Fort Lupton) Thursdays, 9:00-11:00 a.m.
Come check out our new line: Willow Tree!
MADE THIS WAY MALE & FEMALE
Tuesday, September 10th, 6:30 pm St. Thomas More Church
Join us for an incredible evening of timely and relevant information, equipping you to understand and dialogue
effectively on the topic of the Transgender Trend. How does this effect our children, what to do in your child’s school, your rights,
parent involvement and community building.
To register or get more information about this event visit: https://respectlifedenver.org
Fall Campaign September 25 – November 3
Join us to prayerfully protest, hold signs and silently pray
Planned Parenthood office on 35th Ave. and 10th Street.
sign up: https://40daysforlife.com/local-campaigns/greeley
For more information contact Shirley Johnson 970-518-2156
10th Annual Bear Catholic
Wednesday, 3:00 – 5:30 PM Thursday, 9:00 – Noon
Mary’s Cradle
Assists anyone who finds themselves struggling financially by providing FREE diapers, wipes, formula, clothing, toys
blankets and other items.
Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church
Questions, call: (970) 686-5084
Fellowship & potluck breakfast followed by the Formed Lectio study of Mary. Books will be available. Please join us when you can, we will gather monthly
on the second Saturday.
Questions call Susan LaBonde at 970-353-3342 or Shirley Johnson at 970-518-2156.
Women Growing in Christ September 14th at 7 AM
Saturday, September 14th
When: 8am Shotgun Start
Where: Boomerang Links, Greeley Play: 4-Ball Scramble
Registration - www.stpetergreeley.org
Men’s Retreat Hope in the Darkness,
Walking in the Light of Christ Featuring Matthew Leonard
Saturday, September 14 8:00AM-2:30PM
Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church
Cost:$20 (Incudes Breakfast and Lunch)
Get Tickets Online at ourladyofthevalley.net
GOLF TOURNAMENT
Angelic Accents Gifts Cathie 412-8621………[email protected]
Liturgical Ministry Lector & EMOHC
Agnes Schmerge 284-5341..…[email protected]
Adoration
Linda Gaspers 381-7567…[email protected]
Altar Servers/Adult Sacristans
Andy Martinez………….…..……………….....284-5224
Finance Council
Bear Catholic Campus Ministry
Campus Center 800 19th St. Greeley CO 80631
[email protected] www.bearcatholic.com
Campus Coordinator
Rick Hoines-Brumback ...……[email protected]
Campus Coordinator
Mikala Daughenbaugh…...…[email protected]
Campus Development Director
Michael Lynch 400-1855…[email protected]
Joe Nally Ron Cole
Caia Berning Rob Martin C.J. Shovlin
St. Peter Catholic Church 970-352-1060
Sacramental Emergencies 970-373-5172
Pastor
Fr. Tomasz Strzeboński [email protected] Parochial Vicar
Fr. Crispin Kibambe….…[email protected]
Deacon
Bill Hastings..…..……[email protected]
Deacon
Cecil Gingerich ...……[email protected]
Deacon
John Wehrman………[email protected]
Deacon
Cesar Perez…………[email protected]
Administrative Assistant
Dorothy Peterson...………[email protected]
Business Manager
Cheryl Martin.……………... [email protected]
Director of Evangelization & Catechesis
Justyna Baustert ....………[email protected]
Director of Facilities Management / Youth Minister
David Hicks...….…………[email protected]
Located outside the Gift Shop leave a book - take a book
Prayer Requests
Kendall Scheiderer, Ashley, Sue and Virgil Landretti, Deacon Bill, Don Hafner, Lee Lind, Luke Barden, Henry Hernandez, Mallory Cranwell, Inez, Ann, N. J. King, Gil Romero, Elliot Hitchock, +Jerry Shea, Juanita Garcia, Tony Quigley, Josephine Valdez, Joe Yates, Skip Motter, Rodney Kontz, Lisa Biem, Ivan Linnebur, Chad Dunfee, Matt Griego, Carlos Pena, Sonny Unrein, Wilmena Stahla, Jean Hawkins, Carla Martinez, Henry Smith, Laronda Leigh, Karen Eicher, Sharon Aughe, Tamara Wilkinson, Betty Clark, Terry Walsh, Marie Rose, Judy Stryker, Eleanor Sneddon, Debie Simonton, Josh Yeater, Ray Burns, Conny Casarez, Marcella Holguin, Corrina Cantrell, Mary Frances Villarreal, Patricia Marie Villarreal, Roman Castaneda, Zachary Quick, Karen Johns, Cynthia Hochmiller, Lydia Castillo, Herm Kapuska Aaron Greber, Jackie J. and family, Fred Sieber, Jean Koch, John Casynn, Chrissy Moore, Diane Brown, Majorie Whittington, Red and Velda James, Priscilla French, Victor Gonzalez, Barbara Morales, Lea Ciothe, Larue Lara, Mabel Tapia, Sadie Smelker, Nestia and Josie Nuanez, Rodriguez Gonzalez, John Muniz, +Stella Brown, Cheryl Rubino, Claudean Boatman, Kevin McKenzie, Kay Anderson, Virginia Rodriguez, Neva Spencer, Carol Murphy, +Mary O’Connor, Bob and Lorene Steele
Feed the Bears
Sign up to feed our hungry college students on Sunday
evenings after the 6pm Mass! To sign up call the parish office
970.352.1060
St. Mary Catholic School is hiring for the following positions
for the 2019-2020 school year:
*Part-time K-8 PE Teacher (29 or fewer hours per week)
*Part-time K-8 Spanish Teacher (29 or fewer hours per week)
If you hold a current CO teacher’s license and are interested in applying for this position, please send a letter of interest along with your resume to Mrs. Donna Bornhoft at [email protected]
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Fr. Tomasz’s Weekly Reflection
Attending college in Greeley? Join us for bible studies, retreats, and lots of great events!
UPCOMING EVENTS:
Wednesday, September 11 Beyond Sunday at Campus Chapel:
7:00pm-8:00pm Adoration and Confession 8:00pm-9:00pm Mass
Thursday, September 12 4:45pm - 5:15pm Adoration and Confession
at Campus Chapel 5:15pm - 5:45pm Mass at Campus Chapel
Friday, September 13 4:45pm - 5:15pm Adoration and Confession
at Campus Chapel 5:15pm - 5:45pm Mass at Campus Chapel
6 pm BA Staff Retreat
Saturday, September 14 6:30am Bear Catholic Golf Tournament
1pm BA Table Staff Retreat
Sunday, September 15 6pm Mass at St. Peter 7pm Dinner at St. Peter
Mac and cheese Soups Canned beans
Canned chicken Juice Canned tuna
Canned fruit Pancake mix Rice
St. Peter Food Pantry
We are in need of the following items:
Thank you for your continued support !
Jesus Christ, in today's Gospel, clearly sets out requirements for all his disciples. The first is the willingness to give up everything. "If anyone comes to me without hating his father and mother, wife and children, brothers and sisters, and even his own life, he cannot be my disciple." These are one of the hardest and most radical words of Jesus. God gives us our families - father, mother, siblings - to love them. He gives us life, so that we can enjoy it. Yet, He wants us to value the relationship with Him above all else. St. Paul will say: "For his sake I have accepted the loss of all things and I consider them so much rubbish, that I may gain Christ". This is a necessary condition in the life of a Saint. Like St. Francis of Assisi, who very literally accepted the call to follow Christ. He left the wealth of his family home, and made the poverty a companion in his life.
The second condition is the carrying of the cross. "Whoever does not carry his own cross and come after me cannot be my disciple." Jesus reminds us about the challenges in our lives. Most often, this work is fulfilled by raising children, securing living conditions, building a loving family. Sometimes this effort also concerns the good of the country, another person, the Church. The burdens we carry in everyday life, if we dedicate it to God, become the crosses that make us His disciples.
The third condition that characterizes the disciple of Jesus, along with readiness to give up everything for the Master and the willingness to carry a cross, is great prudence. It is especially needed in the fight against evil. This is the most difficult point of our lives. Evil grows next to us, we have to wrestle with it every day, but if you do it imprudently, you will die. Following Jesus is not easy. You need seriousness, understanding and the ability to plan for the long term. It takes a willingness to make an effort, to decide to persevere to the end. Often it requires us to do a general restoration of the hierarchy of values, giving up all half-measures, compromises or concessions, aimed only at the comfortable and pleasant life. We need to make a sacrifice to God out of what hinders us from deeper relationship with Him. Maybe there's an obstacle that has been in our way for many years. Jesus will accept such a token, because it can become for us a pivotal moment of our lives, moment of making a conscious and free choice of Him. A moment that will make us true disciples.
800 19th St. across from the President’s Row Dorms.
Hope and Healing after Abortion
Retreat September 27-29 Contact Edith: (303) 775-4108 (call or text) [email protected]
Or Lori: (303) 904-7414 (call) [email protected]
Spanish Retreat September 20-22 Contact Rosy: (720) 561-1061 [email protected]
For more info visit: www.rvrcolorado.org/home.html
Wednesday, September 11th
6th-12th grade are welcome!
Come kick off the year with us, bring your friends!
Students preparing for their sacraments are required to attend.
