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PodcastFr. Ledoux, Fr. Janise & the Parish Staff of St. Peter Roman Catholic Church, wish you and your family a Happy & Holy Christmas. May God continue to Bless you all in the coming New Year!
This is the last week to sign up! Don’t miss out or you miss your chance on Confirming in May. Below is a link that will take you to the calendar that will show you an available appointment slot. Click on the slot that works for you. That’s it.
The only “Gotcha” catch to this is you will need a gmail account. But gmail is free, so sign-up for one. In the “Details” make sure to put you cell # and email address. Let me know if you have questions.
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So we had to make a couple of changes to the Calendar for next Semester. Please download the updated schedules and note the changes.
Our Confirmation Retreat is changing from Saturday, February 11th to Saturday, May 5th. Also, our Spring Retreat is changing from the weekend of April 13th-15th to the weekend of March 23rd to 25th.
Click on one of the links to download the new schedules. Highlighted dates are the ones that have changed.
HSM Schedule (9th & 10th)
ROC Schedule (11th)
If you missed last Sunday’s Luncheon, here’s the talk and the questions. The next Luncheon is on Sunday, January 22nd. Also, here’s the first part of the 5th Confirmation Journal - be sure to read the instructions.
by Mark Hart – excerpt from LifeTeen.com
Now a lot times we think the bride wears the white dress to show that she’s a virigin or that she’s pure, and that is part of the tradition. In this case, the linen garment shows in an outward way that on the inside is pure. This is one of the reasons that in Corinthians the Church says before you go to receive the Eucharist, you should be in a state of grace. You should not have serious sin. You should not have mortal sin in your soul. You should go to Confession before you go to Communion. What the Church is trying to teach us, what God is revealing to St. John to reveal to us is Revelation. The book of Revelation is not a book of damnation and hell; the book of Revelation is about a wedding.