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1 ~t. lleter ([at nlit ([ Mass Schedule Saturday Vigil 5:00 PM Sunday 8:30 & 11:00 AM Mon. Wed., & Fri. 8:30 AM Thursday 7:00 PM Holy Hour 7:30 PM No Mass on Tuesdays Holy Days of Obligation 8:30 AM & 7:00 PM Parish Office Hours Monday, Wednesday, Friday 8:30am ~ 3:30pm Lee Highway, Washington, VA website: Receiving the Sacraments The Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick Any Catholic with a life-threatening illness should receive this sacrament even if not in immediate danger of death.. Please call Father Grinnell and ask him to anoint you if you think you should receive the sacrament soon. The Sacrament of Reconciliation Every Thursday Evening during Adoration Every Saturday - 3:45 PM until 4:45 PM (Also by appointment) The Sacrament of Matrimony The Diocese of Arlington requires that the parish priest be contacted at least six months before the intended wedding, We want to help all of our couples receive the abundant benefits and graces that the Sacrament of Matrimony can offer them. The Sacrament of Baptism A class is required for parents having a child baptized at S1. Peter Parish for the first time. Please call Father Grinnell at to make arrangements. Pastor Reverend Father Horace Grinnell Parish Phone Numbers Pastor Rev. Father Horace Grinnell (540) grinnellhorace@gmail.com Deacon Bob Benyo (540) deaconbenyo@gmail.com Jean Hagarty, Office Manager (540) stpeterschurch@comcast.net Mary Ann Krammes, Cemetery Admin (540) and Bulletin Coordinator Mrs. Kathleen Tester, Organist (540) Epiphany Catholic School (PK-8) (540) EpiphanyCatholicSchool.org Sunday, May 21, 2017 "6TII SUNDAY OF EAsTER" ~~LET AIL THE EARTH CRY OUT TO GoD wrrnjov. II

2 MASS IN'1'I<JN'l'IONS AN)) IU<JA))INHS ron 'I'I1E "VI<JI<Jli Vigil Mass 5:00 PM Father Kevin Walsh May 20 Sunday 8:30 AM Rosie Falcone+ May 21 11:00 AM For Our Parish. Rdgs. Acts 8:5-8,14-17, Peter 3:15-18, John 14:15-21 Monday 8:30 AM Marvin Read family May 22 St. Rita of Cascia Wednesday 8:30 AM Bren Miller May 24 Thursday 7:00PM May 25 7:30PM Friday 8:30AM May 26 St. Philip Neri Eucharistic Holy Hour Daris Munera+... o 0 Today's second collection is for Diocesan Retired Priests.... A REFLECTION "For it is better to suffer for doing good, if that be God's will, than for doing evil." 1 PETER 3:17 The old line says "if you want to make God laugh, tell him your plans." Many of us are diligent in our planning, making sure things are progressing smoothly, then disaster strikes, we don't get tile result that was intended. An unforeseen problem arises. Many times we may respond negatively. Wh)' me? I did everything right! Here's the thing-god has a different and better plan ill store for you. "Those who love Me will keep my word." Is your love for the Lord leading you to grow in holiness as a priest, deacon or in the consecrate life? Call Father 1.0 I affe at (703) or write: j.jaffe@arlingtondiocese.org. o ~ Please pray for the following members and their ~ relatives of our Parish: Elaine Viguerie Jane Collinson Colleen Cybrowski Deacon Charles Coutu Nicholas Hovey Michael and Eileen Hawkins Joan Gannon Bonnie Fogelberg Melanie Maloney Pat Galletta Christopher John Field Please pray for dearly departed Kathy Winter, and her family. THE RAPPAHANNOCK LEAGUE FOR ENvmoNMEN TAL PROTECfION PRESENTS NASA SOLAR SyS TEM AMBASSADOR REDFERN who will present an engaging, must-see presentation about our amazing Universe and the Milky Way Galaxy. Following this colorful, fun-filled talk, Mr. Redfern will lead an outdoor viewing of our night sky using telescopes and laser pointers (weather permitting) on Saturday, May 27th at 7pm, at the Castleton Festival Theater. Admission is free. Please RSVP to kaye@kohlerrealtors.com, Seating is limited. ADULTS GROWING IN FAITH JOIN THE BIBLE STUDY GROUP ON ST. LUKE'S GOSPEL WEDNESDA Y MORNINGS, 9 A.M.-1 0 A.M. All are invited to join the Wednesday morning bible study in the parish meeting room. Come ~ every week or come when you can! ALL ARE WELCOME. FALLING UPWARD, by Fr. Richard Rohr CHAPTER 2, JOIN US ON MONDAYS, AT 9:15 A.M. TO IO:I5A.M.! You are invited to join the Monday morning group -we are discussing Falling Upward, by Fr. Richard Rohr. We will be discussing Chapter 2 of the book on Monday, May 22nd.

3 " FEEDING THE HUNGRY ST. LUCY PROJECT On May 16, Walt Longyear and I " " Fred Eggers delivered 925 pounds of food from Cath- olic Charities to the Rappahannock Food Pantry. " Separately our Knights of Columbus donated 22 pounds to Rappahannock Food Pantry. ".I THE TEENAGE ENRICHMENT FOR THE Ar-os CONGRATULATIONS - TO OUR FIRST COMMUNION STUDENTS: LEVI BROOKS BRIANNA COVARRUBIAS GABRIELA BROWN CONGRATULATIONS - TO OUR CONFIRMANDI: LEE REINBOLDT DOUG MEUSE BOMEUSE KAMMIBROWN L YNDI THORNHILL BRIGETTE HILLAERT JOSEPH HILLAERT JOSHUA MILLER MAGGIE DELMARE JOHN AUGUST Jesus said to his disci~les: "If you love me, you will keep my commandments." John 14:15 TLES OF MARY (T.E.A.M. RETREAT) is sponsored by the Legion of Mary to be held at HOLY TRINITY JUBILEE PARK INC. located at 4407 Aldie Road, Catharpin, Virginia on June 24th. It is open to all Catholics from ages Come and join us for an exciting day with Holy Mass, Benediction, Confession, Eucharistic Procession, uplifting talks, skits, and three hours of exciting activities. The speakers are Bishop Michael Burbidge (?), Rev. Richard Guest, Rev. Mark Mullaney and Rev. Francis Peffley. The fee is $35.00 per person and $45.00 for late registration after May 26, which includes refreshments. Bring a bag lunch, water and rosary. Participants will have opportunities to meet new friends, have fun, learn strong Catholic values, and more particularly, be drawn closer to God. Mark your calendar and register early. To obtain registration forms or to inquire about the retreat, call Dr. Seggy Acosta at (703) , Kevin Degnan (210) , Nancy Grenier (703) or Sandy Witter (703) Scholarships are available based on fmancial needs. You may visit it at: for registration See you there! forms. What is the message from Our Lady of Fatima? Pray the rosary daily for peace in your family, peace in your country and peace in the world! ;,.«Weekly Contributions for 5/14/17 \~YI~. General Collection - $ ip:,,'1 Online Giving- $ Special Needs -$ THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY!

4 P'{/STOR~PIECE Dear friends, I would like to thank members of the Knights of Columbus for pitching in and helping with the office furniture for Jean. (Bob Klaus, Tom Junk, Bob Ward and Tom Woolman) I would also like to offer my thanks to Tom Woolman for picking the furniture up and delivery it to st. Peter's. Also, to Rose and Bob Ward for donating it to the Church. It is much appreciated. I also want to thank all the parishioners who helped with our Confirmation on Monday evening. Bishop Burbidge enjoyed being here and confirming our children. My special thanks to Joan Beattie, Marie Riedel, Jean Hagarty, and Peggy Cybrowski. They helped make this evening a huge success; and Peggy graciously donated her time and expertise to photograph our Confirmation. I thank everyone for coming and joining in this wonderful celebration. DIOCESAN RETIRED PRIESTS' COLLECTION There will be a second collection this weekend for the care of our diocesan retired priests. Currently there are 21 retired priests and an additional 20 diocesan priests who will retire in the next ten years. Please consider donating to this collection. Thank you for your support CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR FIRST COMMUNICANTS AND OUR CONFIRMANDI. Father Tuck Grinnell

5 Republic For Which W e Stand A play by John Henry Sunday, May 28th 6 pm at the Stone Hill Amphitheater John Henry's new play Republic For Which We Stand portrays the behind-the-scenes struggle of the founding fathers and mothers in designing the Constitution in Philadelphia in They make the fateful decision to place the war power in Congress so the new nation can be a Republic, not an Empire. While they wait for a convention quorum, George and Martha Washington stage three plays at Benjamin Franklin's home. The plays-within-the-play dramatize the conquests of the three great warrior kings in Medieval England: William the Conqueror, Edward III and Henry V. After each performance, Benjamin, George and Martha - together with James and Dolly Madison, George and Sarah Mason - spar with Alexander Hamilton over the meaning and vision of the American Revolution. Republic For Which We Stand picks up the thread of the larger argument over the general theory of man, riddled with jokes and humor, where Henry's Arguing with God leaves off. Theater Critic John Stoltenberg called AWG "sharp and smart, pithy - well nigh Wildean". Henry's new drama foreshadows how three generations of Presidential wars have turned what the Founders created on its head. The cast of two-dozen citizen actors includes Bill Walton as George Washington, Gail Kitch as Martha Washington, Hugh Hill as Alexander Hamilton, Bruce Fein as James Madison, Pat Nicklin as Dolly Madison, Bill Nitze as George Mason, Hali Jilani as Sarah Mason, John Lewis as King John, Faith Lewis as Matilda, Bob Randolph as Edward III, Maeve Ciuba as young Edward III, Deverell Pedersen as Madame Helvetius, Nuchhi Currier as Queen Isabella, Ed Hughes as Henry V, Lynn Sullivan as Norman Lady, Peter Stenner as Count of Salisbury, Jennifer Ruger as Virgin Mary, and Father Tuck Grinnell as Priest. Republic for Which We Stand is directed by Rick Davis, Dean of the College of Visual and Performing Arts and Professor of Theater at George Mason University. The premiere will take place at Henry's outdoor Stone Hill Amphitheater in the beautiful countryside of Rappahannock County Virginia. The Stone Hill Amphitheater (Stonehilltheatricalfoundation.org) 40 Spring Wish Lane, Flint Hill, Virginia Tickets available at RepublicForWhichWeStand.Eventbrite.com

6 Your gifts to the Catholic Communication Campaign (CCC) bring the message of the Gospel to people from all walks of life, all around the world. Where do your donations go? Fifty percent of all funds collected remains in your diocese to fund local communications projects. The other half helps to fund national and international programs that use the media to evangelize. In the past year, CCC funds have made possible: TV and e-books to the faithful in five developing countries 365 days of audio podcasts and video reflections on the daily readings Over 127 million page views on the USCCB.org website in 2015 Thousands of Catholics engaged daily through social media channels Millions of people reached... and still counting! By supporting the CCC, you help bring the gospel message to "everyone, without exception," as Pope Francis asks. "God Bless you for this wonderful way to begin my days. Before 6:30 Mass I read the readings. When I return home later I then watch the video reflection for more insight. Please let everyone there know what a wonderful work all of you are doing." -Patty 0., Centennial, CO The Catholic Communication Campaign. Connect with Christ. Support the Catholic Communication Campaign today! To learn more about the Catholic Communication Campaign and the projects it supports, visit uruno.usccb.orgfccc CCC FINANCIALS Distribution of Funding in 2015 Grants (External and Internal): 99.5% Fundraising, Promotions, and Program Expenses: 0.5% CATHOLIC COMMUNICATION OFFICE OF NATIONAL COLLECTIONS CAMPAIGN 3211 FOURTH STREET NE WASHINGTON, DC FAX ~~~. ~ Catholic Comrnunicatioi Campaign CONNECT WITH CHRIS