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DAILY MASS : MONDAY-SATURDAY ~ 9AM WEEKEND MASS : SATURDAY AT 5PM SUNDAY AT 9AM, 11AM & 5PM A Rosary is offered 30 minutes prior to weekend Masses. Drive through communion ~ Sunday's: 9:45-10:15am. Livestream of Masses is on Tuesday and Thursday, 9:00am. Rosary & Mass on Saturday, 4:30pm and Sunday, 10:30am. Live stream link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCozjU7yWDlXR6fAB-gyPGbw Parish Office Update:
please read! To keep you & our staff safe we encourage you to call the office for all of your needs as we try to limit in person contact at this time. (252)757-3259. Hours are 9:30am till noon each day. We will be glad to make appointments for you! To help with the spread of germs, please mail, email or use the side office door mail slot for Offering, Mass Intentions or anything else! Thank you for helping us stay safe! OFFERINGS ARE NOW BEING TAKEN UP IN THE COLLECTION BASKETS DURING MASS. AT THIS TIME WE ARE ONLY PASSING THE BASKET ONE TIME. THIS HAS LED TO CONFUSION REGARDING 2ND COLLECTIONS. YOU MAY PLACE YOUR 2ND OFFERING IN WITH YOUR FIRST. YOU CAN MAKE A NOTE IN THE MEMO SECTION REGARDING WHO IT IS FOR OR PUT IT IN A SEPARATE ENVELOPE. IF YOU ARE NOT ATTENDING MASS, YOU ARE WELCOME TO MAIL YOUR OFFERINGS OR DROP THEM IN THE OFFICE DOOR MAIL SLOT THAT IS ON 4TH STREET. YOU CAN ALSO SET UP ONLINE GIVING AND NOT WORRY ABOUT ANY BASKETS OR ENVELOPES! CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT HOW! |
The Knights of Columbus are inviting all to pray a nine-day novena for beatification of Father Michael J. McGivney. The event begins Oct. 22 and concludes Oct. 30. Find the Novena here.
Father McGivney (1852-1890), a priest at St. Mary Parish in New Haven, Connecticut, founded the Knights of Columbus 138 years ago to enable Catholic men to support one another and their families with spiritual and temporal needs. Today it is the largest Catholic fraternal service organization with nearly two million members in more than a dozen countries. Father McGivney's beatification Mass will take place Saturday, Oct. 31, at the Cathedral of St. Joseph in Hartford, Connecticut. At that liturgical celebration, an apostolic letter from Pope Francis will be read, along with the bestowing of the title "blessed" on Father McGivney. This is the step just prior to sainthood. A miracle recognized by the Vatican occurred in 2015 and involved a baby, still in utero, with a life-threatening condition that, under most circumstances, could have led to an abortion. That baby, Mikey Schachle, is now 5. His parents, Dan and Michelle Schachle, of Dickson, Tennessee, prayed to Father McGivney to intercede with God to save their son, still in his mother's womb, who was given no hope of surviving a life-threatening case of fetal hydrops. The son of Irish immigrants, McGivney was born in Waterbury, Connecticut, and was ordained a priest in 1877 for what is now the Archdiocese of Hartford. He will be the first American parish priest to be beatified and has long been a hero of working-class Catholics. When he died of pneumonia complications at age 38 in 1890, it was during an outbreak of influenza. "Father McGivney has inspired generations of Catholic men to roll up their sleeves and put their faith into action," Supreme Knight Carl Anderson said. "He was decades ahead of his time in giving the laity an important role within the Church. Today, his spirit continues to shape the extraordinary charitable work of Knights as they continue to serve those on the margins of society as he served widows and orphans in the 1880s." |
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Fr. Samuel James “Jim” Buchholz
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St. Peter Catholic Church
2700 E. 4th Street Greenville, NC 27858 (252) 757-3259 Weekend Mass Times Saturday Vigil: 5:00pm Sunday: 9:00am, 11:00am, 5pm Daily Mass Times Mon-Friday: 9am Saturday: 9am |
