Entries for July 2016

St. Peter has a Food Booth at the Festival of the Little Hills. The Festival this year is Aug 19, 20, 21. This opportunity is the only one all year that gets school families volunteering for themsself. You have fun, you meet other St. Peter families, and you make tuition credit for the current school year. All profits from the booth get divided up equally among the families that work the booth based on how many hours you work. In years past the families that worked the booth got to keep 60% of the profits and the church kept 40% to give toward tuition aid as they saw fit. Because we have had the Beyond Sunday Campaign with...

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St. Peter Church St. Anne Sodality Card Party Monday, August 8, 2016 St. Peter Parish Center 221 First Capitol Drive $12.00 Per Person Attendance Prizes Sleepers Pot-O-Gold Quilt Raffle Doors Open     @ 10:00 A.M. Lunch Served  @ 11:30 A.M. Reservations: Mary Ann 636-724-3928 Jan 636-395-7317

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Parish Mission Trip Information Meeting:  We are planning our next trip to San Marcos, Nicaragua for February 2017.  There will be a short  meeting in the Day Chapel on Sunday, July 31st at 12 noon for those who are interested in possibly going on the mission trip.  A brief presentation and discussion will cover what you can expect to encounter while you are in the country, and what preparations need to be made prior to leaving for Nicaragua.  There will also be a  question and answer session.  If you need additional information about the meeting or are not able to make the meeting but in...

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STEM education is a movement to teach students how science, technology, engineering and mathematics can be used collaboratively to solve real world problems in a non-traditional classroom environment. Students are generally presented with challenges that are project and team based. The engineering principles of brainstorm, design, implement, and test in iterations are the norm and not the exception. Students are encouraged to be inventers and innovators. Through funding from the Home and School Association, the school was gifted 10 Lego Mindstorm EV3 robot kits this past school year. Coding of the robots was added to the 7...

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There will be a memorial mass for Virginia Boyd on Saturday July 16th at 10:00 am

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Days 6 in the Holy Land with Deacon Larry--just catching up on a very long but spiritual day in the Old City. Today was a walking tour beginning at the Mount of Olives and the Garden of Gethsemane to the Cave of Betrayal to the Via Dolorosa to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and the empty tomb. We also made stops at the Wailing Wall, the Upper Room and the Tomb of King David. We had a Mediterranean style dinner in the Holy City followed by a light show at the Tower of David. Was a lot to take in and it made Holy Week really come to life.

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Day 5 in the Holy Land with Deacon Larry--another full and beautiful day in Jerusalem and Bethlehem. We started at the Garden Tomb a recent find believed to be the the tomb of Joseph of Aramethea where Jesus was buried after the crucifixion. We then headed to the hill country of Judea to the site of the Church of the Visitation between Mary and her cousin Elizabeth. The church is built over the home of Zechariah, Elizabeth and John the Baptist. On our way to Bethlehem, we stopped at the house of Caiaphas where Jesus was held for the trial by the Sanhedrin. The Church of Peters Denial if built over the house. We had lunch i...

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Here is what Deacon Larry has posted  the first few days in the Holy Land.  For pictures and further updates, go to https://www.facebook.com/SaintPeterChurchandSchool/   Day 1 in the Holy Land with Deacon Larry. Our tour doesn't start until tomorrow so we ventured on our own walking to the city of Old Jaffa. This is a seaport just south of Tel Aviv. You may find this hard to believe but there is a St. Peter Church in Jaffa. I will post a few pictures once I upload them from my cell phone. Beautiful Church managed by the Franciscans. We also visited an art studio with a small sculpture of St Peter sl...

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Don't miss walking with Deacon Larry and Mary Boldt on their pilgrimage to the Holy Land.  Also on the pilgrimage is Deacon John and Mary Ellen Schiffer.  You can follow along on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/SaintPeterChurchandSchool/.  Deacon Larry will post updates as cell phone reception allows. Please pray for them as they make this journey.  

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St. Peter Parish Center Wednesday, July 13th 8am - 1pm and 5-7pm & Thursday, July 14th 10am –1pm Luncheon on Wednesday and Thursday 11AM-1PM.

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St. Anne Sodality Annual Rummage Sale will be held on Wed. July 13th and Thurs. July 14th, 2016.  Donations of household items, books, clothes, jewelry, toys and etc. will be appreciated and accepted at St. Peter's Parish Center on Sunday, July 10th and Monday, July 11th.  WE ARE UNABLE TO ACCEPT CAR SEATS, COMPUTERS, PAINT, TIRES, TV'S OR EXERCISE MACHINES. Ermajean Hogan and Ginny Hargis are looking for your jewelry for the Bazaar NOW.  They would like to mark it, clean it and do whatever to get ready.  They'll be glad  to pick it up.  Their phone numbers are 724-8059 and 940-047...

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Classes are held on Wednesday Evenings from 6:30 to 8:00 PM at Saint Robert Bellarmine Parish, 1424 First Capitol South, St. Charles, MO. Saint Robert Bellarmine – Saint Peter Parish School of Religion is open to Registered Parish Members at Saint Peter Parish and Saint Robert Bellarmine Parish only.  Classes are offered to Students attending Public Schools or Home Schooled Students in Grades K-8.  Families are expected to be practicing Catholics according to the Catholic Education Statement.  Each Family is expected to be involved in Parish an PSR activities and functions. Registration Forms are ava...

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There will be a memorial mass for Bridget Gierer-Laird on Wednesday July 6th at 10:00 am.  There will be visitation before from 9-10.

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