Saint Peter
Catholic Church
1250 South Shore Drive, Forest Lake, Minnesota 55025
Parish Office: 651.982.2200
School Office: 651.982.2215
After Hours Emergency: 651.629.1565
ST. PETER STAFF
PASTOR
FR. DANIEL BODIN ..............651-982-2203
PARISH ADMINISTRATOR
GENE SCHOMMER ............... 651-982-2217
ASSISTANT MUSIC DIRECTOR
BRUCE NOLDEN.................. 651-982-2232
ASSOCIATE PASTOR
FR. PAUL SHOVELAIN .........651-982-2204
DIRECTOR OF PASTORAL CARE
LISA ENGSTROM .................. 651-982-2229
DIRECTOR OF STEWARDSHIP/VOLUNTEERS
DEBBIE LARSON .................. 651-982-2227
DEACONS
GARY HOULE .......................651-982-2200
RALPH L’ALLIER .................651-982-2200
TERRY MORAVEC ................651-982-2200
DIRECTOR OF FAITH FORMATION
SUE FAST ............................. 651-982-2235
INTERIM PRINCIPAL
MIKE CONWAY ................... 651-982-2214
DIRECTOR OF YOUTH/CONFIRMATION
JASON BECKER .................... 651-982-2223
DIRECTOR OF MARKETING/DEVELOPMENT
KAREN ANDERSON ............ 651-982-2215
DIRECTOR OF MUSIC/LITURGY
BONNIE WURSCHER............ 651-982-2224
Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
January 18, 2015
FROM THE ASSOCIATE PASTOR
Who’s calling?
The scriptures this weekend speak of God’s calling. In the first book of Samuel, we hear God
calling Samuel to be his servant. In the Gospel of John, we hear Jesus calling Peter and
Andrew. These men sought to serve God with their whole lives. We too, are called to serve
God with our whole lives! What does this look like though? This means fulfilling your God
given vocation should be your top priority. For those who are married, your vocation is to
love your spouse and children. For those who are single, your vocation is to give yourself in
love to those God has placed in your life. In loving them, you love God. As we begin
ordinary time this year, let us renew our commitment to serving and loving those who God
has trusted to us.
If you or someone you know feels a call to the priesthood or religious life, please do not hesitate to contact me.
I am happy to help you discern and get you in touch with others who will help you discern God’s calling.
January 22—Day of Prayer for the Unborn
This Thursday is the anniversary of the Supreme Court Roe vs. Wade decision that legalized abortion. The
horrendous crime of abortion has been permitted in our country for 42 years. We need to continue to stand up for
the most defenseless, the unborn. Please join myself and others as we pray and march at the State Capitol. We
will be carpooling at 9:15 am from St. Peter’s parking lot to the Cathedral of St. Paul. We will participate in the
10:00 am Pro-Life Prayer Service and then march to the State Capitol. I encourage everyone, young–old–families,
to attend. If you cannot make it, please still pray for the end of the abortion and make a penance by fasting for
deserts or meat.
Catholic School’s week!
The week of January 25th-31st is Catholic School’s week! Our wonderful school will have an open house on
Sunday January 25th, from 10:00-1:00 pm. I encourage you to attend! Please consider Catholic Education for your
children as it is extremely beneficial on so many levels. We have a great school and the faith of the students and
teachers inspire me to be a holy priest. Just last week they put together a book with notes and prayers for
Archbishop Nienstedt from the staff and students. I delivered it to him on Sunday and he was very grateful for the
support! That is just one example of many which shows their love for the faith. I know personally, I greatly
benefited from my many years of Catholic Education. Also, Friday January 30th, is the School Carnival. The
theme is “A Trip to the Tropics!” So break out your flip flops, shorts and beach shirts! It is from 5:00-8:00 pm in
the Multi-purpose room and St. Peter’s Hall. All parishioners are welcome! I hope to see you there!
God bless you!
Father Paul
Readings for the Week
Monday: Heb 5:1-10; Mk 2:18-22
Tuesday: Heb 6:10-20; Mk 2:23-28
Wednesday: Heb 7:1-3, 15-17; Mk 3:1-6
Thursday:
Heb 7:25 — 8:6; Mk 3:7-12
Friday:
Heb 8:6-13; Mk 3:13-19
Saturday: Heb 9:2-3, 11-14; Mk 3:20-21
Sunday:
Jon 3:1-5, 10; Cor 7:29-31;
Mk 1:14-20
FROM THE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR
HELP NEEDED
It’s here! It’s that time of year to begin looking at our parish activities for the New Year. Our staff
is busy looking at calendars and planning their activities. I too am looking at my calendar and beginning to think about the Parish Festival. Late last year I announced that we are in need of a core
group of people to come together to assist me and a couple of other staff people with the planning
of the Parish Festival. Unfortunately, no one has called me yet! We need the young, the old, the
seasoned veterans and inexperienced beginners. We need you! All are welcome!
Our goal is to review what works, what didn’t work and entertain new ideas, while embracing the
traditions of previous festivals. This core group will also “host” this year’s festival weekend and
will be actively engaged in each area of the festival. Tim Jacobson, our staff accountant, and I will lead the team and the
administrative work for the festival will be handled by our parish staff. We are hoping to put
together our first meeting for the early part of February. Therefore, I ask you to look into
your hearts, say yes to the call to assist us with this year’s festival. Remember many hands,
will make light work for everyone. Please call me at the office to graciously accept my
invitation to join us for an awesome time!
THANK YOU
Thank you to everyone that sent the staff Christmas gifts this year. Each year we are overwhelmed by the generosity of
our parishioners that supply us each year with goodies that are given from the heart. The out pouring of support, care
and kindness that we receive each day from those we are here to serve. We ask God to send His blessings upon you in
this New Year.
CEMETERY NEWS
As you may know, Deacon Gary Houle has retired from his position as the Cemetery Curator. Deacon Gary has been
serving the parish in this capacity for the past 27 years. We are extremely grateful for all he has done to ensure the beautification of Calvary Cemetery and the work he has done in assisting those with needs for burial sites. Please join me in
thanking him for his many years of service in this ministry. In looking for a replacement for Deacon Gary, we have
made the decision to take his position and assign the duties to our staff. I have assumed the role of selling graves, arranging burials, as well as working with monument companies, funeral homes, and families for all of their needs. Steve
Jutz has taken on the role of marking the graves and actually opening and closing the graves for cremations. Questions
regarding the cemetery should now be directed to me at the parish office.
END OF YEAR STATEMENTS
We are working hard to close the books for the calendar year 2014. This includes preparing contribution and tuition
statements for each family in the parish and school. Our goal is to have them ready for the mail on or before January 23,
2015. If you need the information sooner, we can assist you via phone, but will be unable to send a statement until we
have the year closed out.
God bless,
Gene Schommer
PASTORAL CARE AND SPIRITUALITY
Please Pray For
James Gajeski
Alex Schiefelbein
Beverly Zerwas
Pete Peters
Jack Healey
Allie Wolfbauer
Tom Gallaty
Ron Paul
Ardena Feils
Arlene Anderson
Nancy Greene
Ken Stepka
Tony Sellman
IN SYMPATHY…
Blake Brunner
Clarence Zeleschnak
Bonnie Welsch
Kathy Augustine
Ellen Winistorfer
Mike Wilde
Judy Gallaty
Kellie Taylor
Tom Mike
Steve Kane
Mary Ann Broos
Kim Hedin
Please pray for the repose of the souls of the following
individuals whose funerals were celebrated recently:
Beverly Stehr
Leonard Mirocha
Pray for their families and friends that
they may feel God’s presence and be
comforted with His peace and love.
Eternal rest grant unto them O’ Lord and
let the perpetual light shine upon them.
May their souls through the Mercy of
God, rest in peace.
2015 Catholic Services Appeal
Respect Life
The 2015 Catholic Services Appeal (CSA) is underway. The
Board of Directors of the Catholic Services Appeal Foundation
thanks all who contributed in 2014 to this organization that is
raising funds to support CSA funded ministries. The 2014
campaign did just as well as the 2013 campaign
On January 6 the Minnesota legislative session opened.
Among the Minnesota Catholic Conference’s 2015 legislative principles is to “Protect each and every human life
from conception until natural death.
The Appeal funds services that no one parish or individual
can do alone and these services must go on despite these troubled times in our archdiocese. It is important to know that
contributions to the CSA are being used for the benefit of designated ministries of the Appeal. Please visit the new Catholic
Services Appeal Foundation website at www.csafspm.org for
more information.
Minnesota must effectively affirm, protect and defend
each and every human life, including the unborn. We
must limit the availability of abortion , particularly during the later stages of pregnancy; end taxpayer funding
of abortion; and oppose attempts to legalize euthanasia
and assisted suicide.
(CCC.2270-79; Evangelium Vitae2; Living the Gospel of Life, USCCB)
Many of our parishioners will soon receive or have already
received a mailing from the Catholic Services Appeal Foundation requesting their support of the 2015 CSA. Please respond
generously. When you give to the CSA, you provide food and
shelter, education, spiritual support and sacraments to individuals who are in need, disabled, imprisoned, hospitalized or
in nursing homes. You support low-income seniors, pregnant
mothers, refuges and immigrants. You support seminarians
preparing for the priesthood, make the annual Archdiocesan
Youth Day happen and help to fund the evangelization and
catechesis initiatives. You help our 65,000 brothers and sisters
at the mission parish of Jesucristo Resucitado in Venezuela.
Please contact state elected officials with these concerns. House information: 651-296-2146, Senate information: 651-296-0504.
This year, the theme of the Appeal is: “Be Imitators of
Christ”. Your gift to the CSA helps to meet that challenge by
enabling the funded ministries to reach out and demonstrate
Christ’s love to many, many people in need. Funds given to
the CSA help to share the message of salvation not only in our
parish but throughout our local Church and beyond. Commit
to helping the CSA supported ministries. Then, please contemplate God’s gifts to you and reflect on your gratitude for
these gifts. Your financial support for the work of our parish
and vital ministries throughout this local Church is one way to
express this gratitude. Please note that when our parish
reaches it’s goal, 25% of all funds received will be returned for
use in our parish.
Contact Cheryl (651.464.6823) or Jean (651.466.0324) to
make Eucharistic Adoration a part of your life.
Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration
PARISH AND COMMUNITY
Flu Season
All Things Catholic Gift Shop
Reported cases of flu and colds are very high this year.
During the flu season it’s a good idea to offer a sign of
peace other than the shaking of hands. This could be a
slight bow of the head or just some words of peace.
The gift shop will be reducing the price on some of our
Christmas merchandise including Christmas cards until
the weekend of January 24th.
Do not be offended if the people near
you do not offer to shake your hand.
Let’s all try to keep the flu at bay.
Thank you.
Loaves and Fishes
St. Peter Parish will be hosting Loaves and Fishes on
Friday, January 30, 2015 at the Loaves and Fishes site at
Faith Lutheran Church, 499 Charles Ave, St. Paul.
There is a group which goes to cook the food for the meal
and leaves St. Peter’s Parking lot at 2:00 pm. There is
another group which gets to the Faith Lutheran site at
5:15 pm, in time for instructions and to help serve the
meal at 5:30 pm. We serve the meal until 6:30 pm. With
clean up the group is ready to leave Faith Lutheran by
7:00 pm.
For more information or to help, contact Sue Fast at
651-982-2238.
For your convenience, the gift shop will be open during
the following times to offer the parents of children making their First Communion this year an opportunity to
purchase or special order any items they may need or
want for this special occasion.
EXTENDED HOURS
January 28th (First Eucharist Parent Information Evening) – Shop open from 4:30 to 8:30 pm – We will be
closed during Father's talk.
March 18th (Teaching Mass) – Shop open from 6:00 pm
to 8:00 pm.
April 11th (First Eucharist Day of Preparation) – We will
once again be offering you a convenient way to shop by
providing you with a large selection of missals, rosaries,
medals, crucifixes, white gloves, veils, ties as well as
many other gift ideas. On this day we will be located in
St. Peter’s Hall from 8:45 am to 3:30 pm.
We look forward to being a part of this special day and
thank you for supporting the parish gift shop.
God bless
The Knights of Columbus Ladies Auxiliary
PARISH AND COMMUNITY
PARISH AND COMMUNITY
THIS WEEK’S EVENTS
Monday, January 19
8:00 am Life Line Screening
8:30 am Daily Mass / Confessions
for Nancy Geeene
6:30 pm Faith / Works
7:00 pm RCIA
Tuesday, January 20
8:30 am Daily Mass / Confessions
for George Schmidt †
9:30 am Women’s Bible Study
2:30 pm 9-12 Grade Youth Open House
5:00 pm Multiple Choir Rehearsals
1st one starts at 5:00
7:00 pm Adult Bible Study
7:00 pm Parish Council Meeting
Widow/Widower/s Group
The Widow/Widower’s Group will
meet in the Annex for a potluck and
game night on Thursday, January 22
at 6:00 pm.
Winter Conference
The Catholic Charismatic Renewal
Office invites you to its winter
conference, Cascade of Salt & Light,
Saturday, January 31, 8:30 – 5:00, at
Epiphany Catholic Church in Coon
Rapids. Keynote address by Bishop
Lee Piché, followed by a variety of
sessions focusing on the gifts of the
Holy Spirit and how to be salt and
light in your family, parish and community. Speakers include Fr. Greg
Paffel on discerning your gifts, Fr.
James Livingston on the gift of healing, and many more. Praise & worship, Baptism in the Holy Spirit and
prayer ministry offered.
Visit www.ccro-msp.org for more information and to register or call 763571-5314. Cost $30 (includes lunch).
Wednesday, January 21
Saturday, January 24
Thursday, January 22
Sunday, January 25
8:30 am Daily Mass / Confessions
for Mary G. Churack †
5:15 pm 1st Session Faith Formation
6:45 pm EDGE Night 7-8 Grade
7:00 pm 2nd Session Faith Formation
7:00 pm Hand-bell Rehearsal
8:30 am Daily Mass / Confessions
for Arthur Soots †
2:30 pm 7-8 Grade Youth Open House
6:00 pm Crafter’s Club
6:00 pm Widow/Widower’s Group
6:30 pm Youth Ensemble Rehearsal
7:00 pm Exploring Our Faith
Friday, January 23
8:30 am Daily Mass / Confessions
for Bob Robeck †
6:00 pm New Member Dinner
7:00 pm Youth Night Grades 9-12
7 :00 am Men’s Bible Study
8:30 am Daily Mass / Confessions
for Marguerite Lamers †
3:30 pm Confessions
5:00 pm Anticipatory Sunday Mass
for Georgia Murphy †
8:00 am Sunday Mass
for Marie Sobiech †
9:00 am Sunday Morning Fellowship
9:00 am All School Open House
9:30 am Sunday Mass
for Helen Beimert †
11:00 am Sunday Mass
for People of the Parish
5:30 pm Sunday Mass
for Micah Longsdorf
6:45 pm Confirmation
2015 Medjugorie Trip
Announcement of 2015 Medjugorje Pilgrimage and Mission Trip
St. David’s Relief Foundation (www.stdavids.org) is sponsoring a two week
combined pilgrimage and mission trip to Medjugorje during the summer of
2015. St. David’s has sponsored pilgrimages and mission trips to Medjugorje
for over twenty years. Medjugorje is a village in Bosnia-Herzegovina where
the Blessed Virgin Mary has been appearing since 1981.
We expect to depart on July 24 and return on August 7. A Medjugorje
pilgrimage is scheduled for the first week and will be led by a professional
tour guide. During the second week, our pilgrims can choose to work on several humanitarian projects for Mother’s Village (www.mothersvillage.org), a
Franciscan humanitarian organization located on the outskirts of Medjugorje.
The 2015 International Youth Festival will be held in Medjugorje from
August 1 through August 6, and our pilgrims will be able to attend and
participate in many of the International Youth Festival activities that week.
The estimated cost for the two week trip is $3,000, which includes roundtrip
airfare from Minneapolis, ground transportation, lodging and two meals per
day. The estimated cost for the one week pilgrimage only trip (July 24-31) is
$2,700.
If you are interested in joining us on our 2015 Medjugorje pilgrimage and
mission trip or want further information, please contact Ben Fellows by email
at [email protected] (telephone 612-799-2699) or Tom Klun at 612240-6602. Brochures describing the 2015 Medjugorje trip are available at the
parish office front desk.
SCHOOL
SaintPeter’sCatholicSchool
A foundation of faith and academic excellence
www.school.stpeterfl.org / 651-982-2216
“We, at St. Peter’s Catholic School, in a faith centered environment, strive to nurture the spirit, mind and body of every child, so
that each may pursue life’s journeys with the heart and mind of Jesus.”
Long-term Substitute Teacher Needed (4th Grade)
St. Peter’s Catholic School is looking for a substitute teacher for one of our 4th grade classes from approximately
April, 2015 thru the end of the school year. If you have questions or are interested, please contact Principal Mike
Conway at 651-982-2214 or [email protected].
School Carnival - "A Trip to the Tropics"
You are invited to join us for our annual carnival on Friday, January 30,
from 5:00 – 8:00 pm to celebrate the end of Catholic Schools Week. This year we
are adding a tropical twist to the event, so pull out those Hawaiian print shirts and
mark the date on your calendar. Everyone is welcome to come for this fun, family
event that includes games, food and other surprises!
Open Registration for All Families
Open Registration for Preschool thru Grade 6 for the 2015-2016 school year will begin on Sunday,
January 25th at our school’s Open House. We are transferring to an on-line registration system for
the 2015-2016 school year. Information will be posted on the school website under Admissions.
St. Peter’s Catholic School
Serving Preschool, Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten through Grade 6
 MNSAA Accredited
 Extended Day Program (Before and After School, Non-School Days, Summer)
 Academic Preschool/Pre-Kindergarten programs - Licensed teachers
 Kindergarten, ALL DAY-EVERYDAY
 Faith & values centered environment based on the Catholic virtues
 Academic excellence with higher outcomes
 STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics) curriculum integration
 Small class sizes providing the individual attention your child deserves
You are invited to attend an OPEN HOUSE at St. Peter’s Catholic School!
Please join us for one of our Open Houses or call the Admissions office for more information or to schedule a school-day
tour, 651-982-2216.
Sunday, January 25, 2015 / 10:00 am – 1:00 pm / Meet in the Multipurpose Room
All School Open House
Preschool through Grade 6
Sunday, March 1, 2015 / 9:00 am - Noon / St. Peter’s Hall
All School Open House / Science Fair
Preschool through Grade 6
HERE
AT
ST. PETER
GIFTS TO GOD
WEBSITES
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
FOLLOWING WEEKDAY MASS
SATURDAYS AT 3:30-4:30 PM,
PARISH
WWW.STPETERFL.ORG
SCHOOL
WWW.SCHOOL.STPETERFL.ORG
OR BY APPOINTMENT
SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING
TO SCHEDULE, PLEASE CALL THE PASTORAL
CARE OFFICE OR THE EMERGENCY PAGER FOR
OFFICE HOURS
MONDAY-FRIDAY 9:00 - 4:30
Budgeted this Week .......... $28,036.29
Difference ............................... $311.27
SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY
PLEASE CALL THE PARISH OFFICE ONE YEAR IN
Budgeted YTD*................. $630,979.94
Collected YTD* ................. $597,931.35
Variance ............................. $-33,048.50
ADVANCE TO BEGIN THE MARRIAGE PROGRAM
AND TO SCHEDULE THE WEDDING
WEEKDAY
MONDAY-SATURDAY 8:30 AM
Envelopes ............................ $14,716.00
Plate ....................................... $2,331.06
Online Giving ....................... $4,165.00
ACH ....................................... $7,135.50
Total Collection ................. $28,347.56
AFTER HOUR EMERGENCIES
MASS SCHEDULE
WEEKEND
SATURDAY 5:00 PM
SUNDAY 8:00, 9:30, 11:00 AM &
(5:30 PM SEPT—MAY ONLY)
Weekend of: 1/04/2015
ADDITIONAL SERVICES
HOSPITALIZED/HOMEBOUND
THE SICK AND HOMEBOUND OF THE PARISH
MAY ARRANGE TO RECEIVE HOLY COMMUN-
24 HOUR PRAYER CHAIN
651-462-0221 OR 651-464-6164
ION BY CALLING THE PARISH OFFICE
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
TWICE PER MONTH. PLEASE CALL THE PARISH
OFFICE TO SCHEDULE BAPTISM PREPARATION
CLASS AND BAPTISM
SUNDAY 9:30 MASS BROADCAST
LATV CABLE CHANNEL 10
THURSDAYS 7:00 PM
AND FRIDAY 11:00 AM
Building Fund ....................... $2,226.93
Cemetery .................................. $191.50
Christmas ................................. $495.00
Mary Mother of God............ $5,359.98
*Calculations based on fiscal year
Thank you for your generosity!
NOTE: If you give electronically and
would like envelopes to place in the
Sunday Collection Basket, please
contact the parish office.
PIANO LESSONS
Bruce Nolden (Parishioner)
• 21 Yrs. Teaching Experience
• Masters Degree in Piano Pedagogy
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651-464-4422
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651-464-8428
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2126 2nd St.
White Bear Lake
651-426-6633
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55 SW 2nd Street
651-464-3326
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State Farm Agent
(651) 464-7227
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651-464-7130
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Forest Lake
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Residential, Commercial, Additions
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
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MUSIC
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-Certified Music Teacher
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Jerry Scanlon
651-464-5649
1155 W. Broadway
651-464-3270
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with service providers who support your parish
through their sponsorship of the parish bulletin.
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Across From High School
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New Construction • Remodels
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651-464-2245
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651-464-2405
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Brian or Sally, coordinators 860.399.1785
For further information,
please call the Parish Office.
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508 S. Lake St.
Forest Lake
651-955-1594 1 mile N. of Forest Lake on Hwy. 8
REUB’S TIRE
SHOP, INC.
Space is limited. Thanks and God Bless,
651-395-2400
651-464-2887
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(651) 982-6575
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55 So. Lake St.
255 Hwy 97
Across From Forest Lake High School Forest Lake
Parishioners
MARY JO JENSEN-CARTER
612-963-0674
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when one purchased
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651-982-1622
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651-464-6875 633 South Lake St., Forest Lake
651-464-3331
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