ST. PETER MASS SCHEDULE:

Saturday, June 19

     8:00   Mem:  Virginia Whelly by Jeff & Nancy

              Temple and Family

     5:15   Mem:  Father’s Living and Deceased

Sunday, June 20 – Father’s Day

     7:30   Mem:  Father’s Living and Deceased

   11:00  Mem:  Father’s Living and Deceased

Monday, June 21

     9:15   (Loretto Home)  Father’s Day Mem:  Alberico

              Ciccotelli by Carol & Joe Barbagallo

     4:45   Mem:  Father’s Living and Deceased

Tuesday, June 22

     9:15   (Loretto Home)  Ann:  Jennie Baker by the

              Lagattuta, Fair & Baker Families

     2:00   Mass at Genesis Elder Care Center:

              Mass for Parishioners

Wednesday, June 23

     9:15   (Loretto Home)  Ann:  Charlie Baker by the

              Lagattuta, Fair & Baker Families

Thursday, June 24

     9:15   (Loretto Home)  Mem:  Mariano & Benedette

              Cioffi by Family

     4:45   Mem:  Father’s Living and Deceased

Friday, June 25

     9:15   (Loretto Home)  5^th Ann:  Edith Hurley by a

              Friend

     4:45   Mem:  Father’s Living and Deceased

Saturday, June 26

     8:00   Mem:  Father’s Living and Deceased

     5:15   Ann:  Victor Spine by Wife, Daughter and

              Grandsons

Sunday, June 27

     7:30   Mem:  Father’s Living and Deceased

   11:00  Mem:  Father’s Living and Deceased

 

 

CANDLES FOR THIS WEEKEND:

ST. PETER’S

 

Mem:  Giovanbattista Mainolfi

by Sarah, Josephine & Luigi Mainolfi

 

 

 

 

ST. DOMINIC MASS SCHEDULE:

Sunday, June 20 – Father’s Day

     9:15   Mem:  Father’s Living and Deceased

Tuesday, June 22

     9:00   Mem:  Father’s Living and Deceased

Wednesday, June 23

     9:00   Mem:  Father’s Living and Deceased

Sunday, June 27

     9:15   Mem:  Father’s Living and Deceased

 

 

 

 

 

ST. DOMINIC COLLECTION REPORT

WEEKEND OF JUNE 12/13

Offertory                                                        $1,110.00

Fuel                                                                       50.00

 

 

 CALENDAR OF EVENTS

 

Monday, June 21

     2:00 PM – Legion of Mary meet at St. Peter Rectory

                      All are welcome.

     6:30 PM – Parish Council – St. Dominic

Friday, June 25

     Noon – Eucharistic Adoration – Christ the King

Saturday, June 26

     Fr. Luke Austin’s ordination:  Burlington

 

 

ST. PETER COLLECTION REPORT

WEEKEND OF JUNE 12/13

140 Envelopes (311 sent out) plus $754.00      4,265.00

Need                                                                  4,500.00

Difference                                                     -      235.00

Last Year – Same Date – Offertory                      4,141.00

Monthly Upkeep Collection                               816.00

 

 

 

 

Next Saturday, June 26, Deacon Luke Austin from Christ the King parish will be ordained a priest by Bishop Matano in Burlington. We pray that Fr. Austin’s ministry as a priest will be a source of great blessing for him and our Diocese.

The faithful of the Diocese of Burlington are cordially invited to the ordination to the priesthood of Deacon P. Luke Austin on Saturday, June 26, at 10 a.m. at St. Joseph Co-Cathedral in Burlington. “Every ordination to the sacred priesthood is a great cause for rejoicing. Yet, how much more so at the end of this Year for Priests should we unite in prayerful support for our priests," said Father Daniel White, director of vocations for the Diocese of Burlington and vice chancellor. “As the diocesan director of vocations for the Diocese of Burlington, I take this opportunity to extend an invitation to all of the faithful to join with the Most Reverend Salvatore R. Matano, Bishop of Burlington, the priests of the diocese and the family and friends of Deacon Luke P. Austin at the Solemn Mass of Ordination to witness his ordination and to pray for him as he begins his priestly ministry." On that day, his will freely offer his entire life to God, to be used to teach, sanctify and govern the faithful in the name of Jesus Christ, building up the family of faith, the holy Catholic Church, Father White added. During the ordination Mass, Deacon Austin—now a transitional deacon—will be called to serve God’s people. In the presence of Bishop Matano, he will express his resolve to carry out his office in accord with the mind of Christ and the Church under the direction of the bishop. After he is presented, the bishop will accept him for ordination. Later, Bishop Matano will examine the candidate who will confirm his intention to serve in the office of priest with a clear conscience, an undivided heart and prayerful spirit after the example of Jesus. After the Litany of Saints will come the Laying On of Hands and Prayer of Ordination. Through them, the gift of the Holy Spirit for the priestly office will be conferred on the candidate. Priests present will lay their hands on the elect to signify incorporation into the priesthood. The newly ordained priest will then be vested in a stole and chasuble, signs of the office of priesthood. The bishop will anoint the hands of the newly ordained Father Austin with holy chrism and later place the paten holding the bread and the chalice containing the wine into his hands, signifying his duty to preside at the celebration of the Eucharist and of following Christ crucified. During the Sign of Peace, the bishop will welcome Father Austin as a co-worker in the ministry, and the other priests present will come forward to welcome him into the Order of Presbyters. The ordination to the priesthood will be an opportunity for the lay people of the diocese of join with clergy to witness the Sacrament of Holy Orders, to pray for the newly ordained priest and to offer him their congratulations and support. 30 .

 

 

Did You Know?

Parents and Guardians:  Get Involved

 

Parents and guardians play a key role in the success of parish programs for young people. Parents and guardians who are involved in parish programs and events will be in the best position to protect their own children as well as all the children in the parish community. Involvement and communication are important factors in helping to ensure safe environments for all of our children.

 

For particular help you may call, Kevin Scully or Jeanne Bruno at the Roman Catholic Diocese of Burlington at 1-802-658-6110.

 

 

 

 

TOTUS TUUS (Latin for “Totally Yours”, taken from Pope John Paul II’s motto), is a week-long summer catechetical program for students entering grades 1-6 in the fall. New to the Diocese of Burlington in 2010, Totus Tuus combines the riches of our Catholic heritage with the fun and excitement of a day-camp experience. Totus Tuus combines catechesis and having Fun!! Students will participate in a catechetical instruction, daily Mass, songs, games, and recreation. The capable staff is comprised of three seminarians and three college students who love their Catholic faith, and will share their youthfulness and energy with the students. Registration forms are available through the parish office at Christ the King Church. The cost is $50 per student and $75 per family. Scholarships are available by contacting the parish office at 773-6820. Participants are asked to bring a sack lunch and recreation equipment to Christ the King Church on July 19-23, 2010 from 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM.

 

 

 

 

PRAYER TO GOD THE FATHER

 

O God, our Father in Heaven, I marvel to think that You have called me to be a father, too.

 

For in Your presence I am but a child. You are strong, I am weak, You are all holy, I am a sinner, You are perfect in wisdom and love, I am often blind and prone to selfishness.

 

In spite of all this, You have called me to be a father here on earth. I ask from You the grace to lead my family along Your paths, By my words, but especially by my example and my prayer. Help me to put my wife and children ahead of my own ambitions and recreations, to be attentive to their needs, just as You show Your provident care to all of us.

 

And when firmness or discipline are required, help me to be motivated not by frustration or impatience, but – like You – by a heart of love. 

 

Amen.