St Peter parish is a community of individuals who are people of God. As the Church, we have a responsibility through Baptism to ensure the spiritual growth of all people and to build Gods Kingdom on earth.

 

There were some changes to the liturgy beginning with Advent November 2011 in the words that are spoken, and prayed.  Provided here are some good information pages on the different changes that are going to happen and even a "why" as the first article. You are welcome to print them off or read them here on line. When we understand change, though it may be awkward at first, knowledge can be helpful for the transition and that is why providing knowledge can ease us into the new translation.

 1.Why is the mass being revised?  2.What is the Roman Missal 3. Introductory Rites 4. Greeting 5.Confiteor         

 6.Gloria 7.Liturgy of the Word 8. Creed pt 1  9. Creed pt 2 10. Creed pt 3 11. Creed pt 4 12. Prayers of the Faithful

13.Liturgy of the Eucharist 14."For Many" 15. Preface Eucharistic Prayer 16. Sanctus Holy 17. Institution Narrative

18. Memorial Acclamation 19. Doxology -Amen 20. Lords Prayer 21. Lamb of God 22.Sign of Peace

23. Invitation to Communion 24. Lord I am not worthy 25.Concluding Rite 26.Go in Peace

27.Music  28. Liturgy and Ritual 29.Liturgy Shapes our Lives

 

Adult Faith Formation Schedule 2012      

Sunday Mornings 9:10 in the library

January 15^th through February 19^{th :} DVD Catholicism EWTN Series

February 26^th through April 1^st : Living the Eucharist

April 15^th and 22^nd: Having a healthy Catholic Marriage

April 29^th: The Roll of the Laity

May 6^th, 13^th ,20^th ,27^th , Class will decide on topic

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Saturday Evenings after the 5:00 pm Mass

Potluck and Discussion with Charlie Kamilos on the Sunday readings

February 18^th and 25^th

March 10^th*, 24^th , 31^st

May 5^th*, 12^th , 19^th , and 26^th

(* No Potluck simple supper meal offered)

 

RCIA Adult Formation:    

The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults

Begins again in October 2012

This is the process by which people become members of the Roman Catholic Church. 

         The RCIA process is for:

              * People who have never been baptized

     * People who have been baptized but have had little or no faith formation

     * People who have been baptized and have had faith formation in another denomination

    * People who have been baptized in the Catholic Church but who have not  received  Sacraments of Initiation: Eucharist and Confirmation.

Contact Denise Bernt Pastoral Associate for any questions you may have on the RCIA process I would love to talk to you and answer your questions 503-538-4312

 

Adult Faith Formation