Ss. Peter & Paul. Catholic Church 207 VANDALIA STREET COLLINSVILLE, IL Contact Information. Staff. Masses. Sacraments

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1 Contact Information Parish Office: 207 Vandalia Street Phone Office Hours: Monday - Thursday 8:30 AM-4:00 PM Friday 8:30AM-3:30 PM Parish Center 301 Vandalia School 210 N. Morrison Parish Prayer Line Staff Rev. John P. Beveridge, Pastor Ext. 100 Deacon Jim Hill Ext. 104 Deacon Jimmy Ghiglione, Director of Faith Formation Ext. 101 Deacon Fernando Solomon Ext. 107 Patricia Kirk, Principal Ext. 200 Maggie Brennan, Director of Pastoral Care Ext. 111 Teri Lesicko, Director Finance & Development Ext. 105 Michelle Trimble, Accounting Manager Ext. 106 Camille Emig-Hill, Director HR & Communications Ext. 102 Kimberly Zagorski, Ext. 103 Faith Formation Coordinator Nick Robinson, Ext. 107 Music Director Masses Weekend Saturday 4:30 PM Sunday 8:00 AM & 10:30 AM Weekday Monday Communion Service 8:15 AM Tuesday - Friday 8:15 AM First Friday Masses 8:15 AM Holy Day Masses Eve of Holyday 6:30 PM Holyday 8:15 AM & 6:30 PM Sacraments Confessions: Saturday 3:00-4:00 PM Thursday before First Friday 4:00 PM until all are heard Marriage: Contact the parish office. Annulments & Counseling: Ariel Martin Baptism: Contact the parish office for registration forms and scheduling information. Visit our Website saintspeter-paul.org Ss. Peter & Paul Catholic Church 207 VANDALIA STREET COLLINSVILLE, IL 62234

2 Liturgy Saturday October 27, 4:30 pm Lector: SSPP School Family Music: SSPP Children s Choir w/ D Popovchak-Erickson Gifts: The family of Bob Range Servers: Hannah Eade, Jack Starr, Ryan McMahon Communion Ministers: Kerri Castelli, Judy Dunne-Keefe, Beverly McDonald, Matt Popov, Sandy & Mike Phillips, Ed Welle, Jim Wolters Intention: Bob Range Sunday October 28, 8:00 am Lector: Augie Lohmann & Mary Kay Ogle Music: Glory Choir w/ J Butterfield Gifts: The family of Charles LaRobardier Servers: Lucas Roedl, Edwin Kircher, Ellis Kircher Communion Ministers: Robert Alvarado, Chip Awalt, Pat Furfaro, Darrol Gasawski, Tim Kircher, Jodi Roedl Intention: Charles LaRobardier Sunday October 28, 10:30 am Lector: Kathy Cook & Judi Schutzenhofer Music: Hausmann/ Wiegmann Gifts: The family of Ollie Camillo Servers: Alex Ferguson, Isaac Wendler, Isabella Wendler, Tori Marrel Communion Ministers: Jean Buchana, Catherine Benvenuto, Camille Emig-Hill, Judy & Terry Falline, Debbie & Bob Sanders, Richard Schutzenhofer Children s Liturgy of the Word: Jill Witte & Allison Farnworth Nursery: Lisa & Kevin Muniz Intention: Ollie Camillo Auditor s Schedule Sunday, October 28 Team #8 Nolan Von Feldt, Dan Kelley, Terry Lanter, Mike Quain Server s Schedule 8:15 am For weekdays Tuesday, October 23 thru Wednesday, October 24 Emma Berg, Daniel Wilde, Ellie Ronzo Thursday, October 25 thru Friday October 26 Eric Denny, John Traubitz, Kassidy Walker World Mission Sunday: Be a Mission Voice! Mass Intentions Monday, October 22 8:15 am Communion Service Tuesday, October 23 8:15 am Anthony Boron All School Mass Wednesday, October 24 8:15 am The Barnish Family Thursday, October 25 8:15 am Katie Bauer Friday, October 26 8:15 am Jay Greer All School Mass Saturday, October 27 4:30 pm Bob Range Sunday, October 28 8:00 am Charles LaRobardier 10:30 am Ollie Camillo Collections for 10/07/2018 Envelopes/Loose $11,990 Parish Improvements 281 Angel Fund 1,657 Annual Fund 621 Holy Cross 62 Special Collections 119 TOTAL $14,730 ZIGGY S WISDOM: If you wish for peace, real joy, and Jesus please read on Today, with Catholics of the world, we are called to offer, at this Eucharistic celebration, our prayers and our generous financial support, through The Society for the Propagation of the Faith, to continue the mission of Jesus. Today we speak up through our prayers and personal sacrifices for our brothers and sisters in the Missions. As little as $25 helps support a catechist for a month in Latin America; $75 provides for the work of religious Sisters in Africa; $100 assists children in schools in Asia. Your prayers and financial help support mission priests, religious Sisters and Brothers, and lay catechists who are Christ s witnesses to a world so in need of His healing love and peace. ZIGGY S OFFERING: Passing along the advice of saints and my own personal experiences, SILENCE is the absolute answer! Seek silent moments throughout the day, give thanks for them and let God s Holy Spirit speak to your heart. Guaranteed results!

3 Thank you to everyone who helped with our Free Yard Sale. It was amazing to see the many clothes, etc that many of you brought on Let It Go weekend. The many who helped sort fold arrange etc. was fantastic and made it so easy for folks to find what they needed. Thanks also for the hospitality and food service adults who helped plan and cook the youth who were so generous with their time and energy who helped serve the many who came and enjoyed a great breakfast free! They all were so thankful and grateful for all that everyone did to make them feel welcomed! It seems almost strange to talk about air conditioning with the weather having changed so drastically but our technical advisors tell us that we need to be planning even weeks ago. The information that I had passed on to you last weekend has not changed we must do something now so we can be ready for the spring and summer weather. The main equipment (especially the chillers pumps pipes insulation etc.) we have is nearly thirty (30) years old. It has outlasted any prediction of service it was to perform. We can be grateful for that. It got us through some very tough times even though with some downtime along the way. But now is the time for us to face the reality we must do something now and plan for the future. More information will continue to come out as we look for reputable companies to bid and estimate the real cost of the needs we have. Thank you for your past generosity and let us ask the Lord to help us with this new need. We will not know the real cost to replace the equipment until prospective bidders can see the scope of the work involved. We continue to pray the Lord will lead us in this effort to the right person and a reasonable price. The lesson starts with a question. It seems innocent enough What must I do? It leads Jesus to respond to the young man who seems so sincere. Jesus responds with another observation about who really is good referring directly to God. Then Jesus addresses From the Desk Of Fr. John the goal of the man s question Eternal life. Jesus helps the man to reflect on the Torah or as we would call it the Law or more traditionally the Commandments. These were God s guidelines and instructions as how to live in harmony with God and with neighbor. The man answers that he has abided by these commandments since his youth. The man continues his conversation with Jesus and seeks what else is there that he must do to inherit this relationship with God. Jesus tries to help him to see that it is not something earned but a gift to be accepted and lived. God has blessed this man with much wealth which we did not know at the beginning of his dialogue with Jesus. But Jesus now challenges him to surrender what he had put his trust into money possessions wealth and put it all in God s hands. The rest of the challenge is to use these God given gifts for the benefit of others especially those who do not have enough to live on. What are we facing in our own lives? How can we use the gifts that God has given us to benefit others? How can we now follow Jesus? With this Sunday we move it almost seems backward to the disciples seeking position and power. Two disciples James and John ask that they receive the first and second place in Jesus kingdom. Jesus has to challenge them to see that their power seeking is not the kingdom that He has been preaching. The world wants to lord it over others but, Jesus has come to serve. Jesus invites His disciples to take on a different attitude. Jesus teaches them that It shall not be so among you. That is such a powerful statement it cuts to the heart of what it means to be a disciple. Jesus goes on to say Rather, whoever wishes to be great among you will be your servant For the Son of man did not come to be served but to serve and give His life as a ransom for the many. That is the lesson we must follow!

4 Discipleship: A Way of Life - Prayer & Service Pat & Bob Burg Joe Giacoletto Ed Ruef Estelle Rangle The Ferguson Family Raymond Tilden Hattie Lance Randy & Rodney Dominick Liz Sanchez-Setser Sandy Walter Mary Ann Ellis Andrea Dunlap Terri Koehler Donna Fick Peggy & Dennis Diaz Diane Mottin Laura & Rick Suria & Family Veronica Green Gary Harvell Stephanie Hagen Anna Kussmann Judy Lucas Ferrin Marcia Crites Katie Klaas Dominik Kuhl Noah Rensing Virginia & Fern Clementi Louise Fernandez Remember In Your Prayers Jane Emig Sandy & Tim Day Walt Parrill Blake Bohnenstiehl Joyce Reyes Rosemary Chadwick Kaye Blaylock Katie Ziegler Tim Cadagin Gayla Donahue Brian & family Dee McCameron Greg Weber Wayne Rick Dianne Loyet Liberty Lawrence Fr. Nino Viviano Richard Schmidt Brad Hill Camille Emig-Hill Rob A. Helen Levinski Bob Welle Paul Valenti Lisa (Koke) Bohnenstiehl Dolly Livingston Pray for Families Expecting/ Adopting : Amy Michiaels Pray for These Special Infants and Families In honor of National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day, this weekend our parish is remembering families who have experienced pregnancy loss and infant death, including miscarriage, still birth, SIDS or death of a newborn. The lit candle on the Baptismal Font recognizes a child or family that has experienced this loss. Please remember them in your prayers. ABL Facility - Blessing Oct. 27 ABL (A Beacon of Light) Pregnancy Center announces the Blessing of its new location on Saturday, October 27 at 10 a.m. Please join us at 6201 W. Main Street (behind Casey's), Suite 150, Maryville. Open House with refreshments until noon. Please pray for the following men and women who are serving in our armed forces: Maj Matthew Derfler Army MSgt Glen Davis Air Force Cpl Larry Tyler Marine Corps MSgt Adam Mercer Air Force SSgt Britt M. Sherman Army Capt Michael A. Shah Army Capt Jacob Lewis Marine Corps Lcpl Juan A. Gonzales Marine Corps Pvt Monica Gonzalez Army Fc3 Matthew Wehmeyer Navy Lcpl Michael I. Guide Marine Corps SSgt Daniel Husbands Air Force MSgt Hugh Weise Marine Corps Lt Joshua A. Reeder Navy Pfc Gary Voegtle Army Maj Michael W. Meyer, Jr. CW04 Jerry Hunter Army SSgt Ben Air Force Bohnenstiehl AOM Ed Clark Navy SrA Mark Kimball Air Force 2Lt Adam Fischer Marine Corps SSgt David Bednara Air Force 2Lt Scott Heimann Army AOM Jack Matthews Navy Col Ed Hulten Army CPO Edward Mahoney Navy SrA Kelly Mahoney Air Force Maj Natalie Walker Marine Corps Pvt Sam Asbury Army Sgt Daniel Manning Air Force David Zagorski Natl Guard LCpl Dominic Marine Corps Blackburn 2Lt Nathen Walker Navy FA Seth C. Popov Navy Amn Manny K. Soto Air Force Ens. Bobby Bitzer Navy With Sympathy We extend our deepest sympathy to Donna Johnston on the death of her husband

5 Ss. Peter and Paul School News Fri., Oct. 26 Honor Roll Presentation after 8:15 am Mass Sat., Oct. 27 School Choir sings at 4:30 pm Mass Mon.,Oct 29 Vision & Hearing Screening Tue., Oct 30 Rosary 1:40 p.m. Knights of Columbus KNIGHTS KNEWS: Mon. Oct. 22: Fourth Degree meeting 7 pm Tues. Oct. 23: Wing Ding 4-7:30 pm Thurs. Oct. 25: Bingo! Noon Mexican Menu: 99-cent tacos, $2 Margaritas Queen of Hearts Drawing 8 pm Grand Prize $33,000 Fri. Oct. 26: Fish Fry Team #2 All Are Invited: SSPP Parents & Friends A special anti-bullying presentation by the Y I Count organization was held October 9 in the Gym. It focused on creating self worth for youth using education, music and empathy. Presenter Steph Carse did this for our school in honor of Isabell Suria. Looking for Christmas gifts for grandchildren or other family and friends? Then be sure and visit the Scholastic Book Fair in the school after all Masses the weekend of Nov The Enchanted Forest Book Fair will feature a variety of books for beginning readers through 8 th graders. PSR Teacher Needed We are in need of a PSR teacher for K/1st Grade on Wednesday nights 6:30-7:45 pm. We use the Be My Disciple religion program to help you plan your study. If interested please contact Deacon Jimmy or him at dj@saintspeterpaul.org ALL of our Parents & Friends are invited to build a stronger school community through social, spiritual and fundraising activities. Be a part of school life, and afterschool life! Meet new friends who share the same values our children. Next meeting is Monday, October 22 at 6pm in the Fellowship Hall. CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT BAZAAR The Social Justice and Life Issues Ministry is holding a Christmas Ornament Bazaar after masses on the weekend of Nov They need your lightlyused, expendable Christmas ornaments. Your unneeded ornaments could be another's treasure! Drop off your ornaments at masses the weekends of Nov. 3-4 and Nov Help Wanted A parishioner is in need of a part-time person to assist with a disabled family member. Contact Eileen at for more information.

6 Mass of Remembrance In a spirit of prayer and consolation, the parish family of Ss. Peter and Paul Church is invited to attend a special Mass of Remembrance on Sunday, November 4 at 10:30 am. Those who lost loved ones in the past year (Oct. 1, 2017-Sept. 30, 2018) are welcome to attend the Mass and the dinner afterwards in the Fellowship Hall. If you have lost a loved one who is not on the list below and you want them remembered at the Mass of Remembrance, please notify the parish office at Please RSVP for the dinner and if you want a candle in your loved ones honor. Joan Arth Joseph Bank Gerald Bargiel Stephen Barnish John Basarich Kathy Bauer Mary Katie Bauer Bobby Beckenbach Betsy Benker Bob Bigham Regina "Jean" Birk Thomas Bober Anthony Boron Charles Bugger Delores Caby Oliver Camillo Sandra Capizzi Paul Clark Rita Cloin Thomas Cushing Barbara Davis Vernon Deason JoAnn DeWitt Henry Dorn Bobbie Easton Sally Eaves Betty Eberle Justin Fadden Edna Fick Violet Fletcher David Frerker Michael Garcia Nancy Gilley Jack Gilmore Richard Goble Floretta Gutierrez Norma Hanratty Edward Hanson June Hartman Linda Harvell Betty Heller Tim Herlehy Don Heyden Raquel Hurtado Michael Jessee Richard Johnson, Jr. Russell Johnson Shirley Johnson Steven Juda Susanna Kalmer Helen Kavaliunas Charles LaRobardier Francis Leveling Katherine Lilley Barbara Litzelman Jim Loyet Joann Macios Edmund McAtee, Jr. Marybeth McAtee Mary Ann Mennerick Jim Mettille Steve Mottin Delores Neace Kenneth Nochta Noelie "Lieann" O'Brien John Onesky Shane Osterhout Joe Paskero Stephanie Payne Roger Pense Angelle Pisetta Pam Pool Estelle Rekowski Alfredo Santos Bethany Scott Judith Sewell David Skittino, Sr. Esther Smith Joline Smith Mary Soto Shirley Steinwagner Lorraine Stites Janet Strackeljahn Lula Sumner Isabell Suria Timothy Sweeney Jeanette Swip Larry Thompson Tod Valenti Ann Van Dyke Joseph Varda Rose Viviano Ralph Weiss LeRoy Wendler Charles Wenner Jim Wesolik Bernice Wetherell Sharon Wheater

7 Annual Catholic Services Appeal: Educational Services The Annual Catholic Services Appeal (ACSA) theme Called to Share God s Gifts focuses on how we can all work together to care for the Church s people. Contributions to ACSA support ministries and services that reach across parish boundaries. Some very important services are beyond the resources of most parishes, including Ss. Peter and Paul. To meet those needs, the diocese offers programs and services which help our parish and the people of the diocese, making our communities better places Reason #7 for Singing in the Choir Seventh in a series By Nick Robinson,Music Director # 7 Reason: Singing in the church choir has allowed me to get to know so many wonderful people who love the Lord and have a heart of service. A choir becomes a family as we serve together and care for one another. We love each other and share God's love with one another. What a bond is formed when you have worshiped together, cried, smiled, laughed, worked, learned and prayed together. I can sing a to live and work. This produces a wise use of resources by eliminating needless duplication. One important ministry area supported by ACSA is Educational Services. These include: Catholic Teachers Training Catechist Formation Catholic School Services (Planning and assistance with programs and policies) Promotion of Schools In-service for Directors of Religious Education Diocesan Adult Enrichment Conference Lay Ecclesial Ministry Formation Program Campus Ministry Services Your gift to the Annual Catholic Services Appeal helps make these ministries and services possible. Our assessment/goal is $121,010. wrong note, say the wrong phrase/ words and my choir family considers this to be part of the process of learning the music, growing in faith and a musical expression called harmony. I'm so blessed to have been adopted by this church family and given the ability to bring God glory. Psalm 84:4, "Blessed are those who dwell in Thy house, ever singing Thy praise!" Please prayerfully consider these reasons and think about joining us in the choir. You can contact me at For the first time, Ss. Peter and Paul will participate in the annual pilgrimage to Washington, D.C. for the March for Life. The four-day pilgrimage is January 16-20, Eighth grade and high school students are invited to participate. The cost of the pilgrimage is $345 based on four participants per hotel room, $370 based on three people per room and $390 based on two people per room. The deposit for the pilgrimage is $145 and is due by October 30. The deposit is NON-REFUNDABLE but is transferable. Please make checks payable to: Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church (write the name of the participant on the memo line of your check). Spots are available on a firstcome, first-serve basis. Students MUST submit all paperwork and deposit to the school or church office by November 30. Important Dates: 10/1 Application/permission forms available in school and parish offices 10/30 Deposit, permission form due 11/30 Final balance due 1/8/19 Final Informational Meeting You can view this website for more information about the March for Life: goo.gl/51tdwj For questions, contact Meagan Vanderiet at

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9 Yard Sale Our Parish came together on October 13, again demonstrating Hospitality, Prayer, Formation and Service. We served more than 250 breakfasts and more than 100 families shopped and were grateful for the much needed clothing and accessories. Thanks to all who let it go with your generous donations, those who sorted and arranged the items in the Fellowship Hall, donated baked goods, served breakfast and assisted our shoppers. Special thanks to Marty Wiegers and the Outreach Ministry for putting discipleship into action. See more photos in the Gallery on our website at saintspeter-paul.org Be. Grow. Make Disciples

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