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Sunday, October 26 at 10:00 AM It’s time for our annual Pass the Pasta! Bring boxes of dried pasta, any style, to any Mass in October. After Mass on October 26, we will line up along the school driveway to pass them down to vehicles waiting to take them to local food pantries. Everyone is…

Two Saturdays: October 18 and 25, 2025  2:45 PM to 3:45 PM In Person at Saint Peter Church Parish Center Join us, as often as you can, to read and discuss selected chapters and verses from the Bible where we will learn more about some of the Disciples of Jesus. Specifically: *Simon Peter – Matthew…

Wednesday, 6:45 – 8:00 PM November 19 Please join our council of men of all ages, who gather to pray, contemplate, question, listen, and support one  another in our lives and relationships. No experience with a group is necessary. We will meet in the Convent Chapel (enter from parking lot across from the Parish Center). Please contact Bede…

Please Continue to Submit Your Commitment Form We are grateful to several of our families who have already responded generously to the Increased Offertory Program. All families are asked to return a completed Commitment Form by placing it in the offertory collection basket or mailing it to the Parish Office. Your new commitment should begin…

Saturday, October 18 Drop in between 9:00 AM and Noon for a “45-minute tour” This is a fantastic opportunity to visit our vibrant campus, with tours led by our enthusiastic middle school students, alumni, and parents. Meet our dedicated staff, explore our engaging classrooms, and discover what makes St. Peter School truly exceptional. With a…

As we celebrate 125 years of teaching Hearts, Minds, and Souls, St. Peter School is creating a Memory Wall—and we’d love for you to be a part of it! The memory wall is a space inside the school, likely in the middle school/lower parish, where past and present students, families, and teachers can post memories, photos, prayers, and reflections about their connection…

A jubilee year is a time for forgiveness and renewal in our relationship with God. Jubilee years were initially marked in Scripture by the remittance of debt and property, and the healing of relationships. The Holy Father desires that this Jubilee Year will be a “moment of genuine, personal encounter with the Lord Jesus, the…