Due to excessive snow, the parish office is closed today, January 15. All parish events scheduled for today have been canceled.
We will provide an update if the situation continues tomorrow. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.
For many people, whenever they hear that Jesus was baptized, one of the first questions that come to their minds is: why? Why did Jesus have to be baptized? If Baptism is the sacrament that cleanses us from sin and re-establishes us in relationship with God, why did Jesus, who was born without sin and was always in relationship with God, need to be baptized? Continue reading
Bulletin for week of January 11, 2026
Bulletin for week of January 4, 2026
May God be with you and your family through this New Year 2026
and fill your lives with comfort, love and cheer.
May this day and the days ahead, hold many blessings for you and yours.
Happy New Year!
~ Fr. Michael and the parish staff~
Thank you very much to all of the parishioners who have supported the Winter Welcome Table with their generous donations and gifts for those who attend. This important program is a great sign of the parish’s love for our brothers and sisters. Thank you to all who volunteer in this program and to all who have made it possible through their support. Merry Christmas!
Thank you to all who helped to make our Christmas celebrations so beautiful through music, service, donations and decorations. Thank you also to the many parishioners for your Christmas cards, gifts and sweets to Fr. Michael and the St. Peter’s staff during the Christmas season.
Every year, on the first Sunday following Christmas, the Church celebrates the beautiful feast of the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph. The purpose of this beautiful feast is to remind each and every one of us that the most important place where we are to encounter God’s love for us is within the family. Like all of us, Jesus was born into a human family so that we might all be reminded that it is first and foremost within the family that we are to make Christ’s love present to our brothers and sisters and where we are to encounter the love and acceptance that we all desire and long to know. This beautiful feast is to remind all of us that every family—mine and yours—is a sacred place where God’s love is to be encountered. Continue reading
Bulletin for week of December 28, 2025
