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May 23, 2021 Geneva, Illinois
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10 Year Anniversary
Congratulations
to Father
Bakkelund
on
10 years of
Priestly
Ordination
Thou Art a Priest Forever
To live in the midst of the world,
Without wishing its pleasures;
To be a member of each family,
Yet belonging to none;
To share all sufferings;
Presbyteral Ordination by Bishop Doran Pastoral Installation by Bishop Malloy
May 21, 2011 at St. Peter Cathedral, Rockford
To penetrate all secrets; June 29, 2017 at St. Peter, Geneva
To heal all wounds;
To go from men to God
And offer Him their Prayers;
To return from God to men
To bring pardon and hope;
To have a heart of fire for charity
And a heart of bronze for chastity;
To teach and to pardon,
Console and bless always--
What a glorious life!
And it is yours,
O Priest of Jesus Christ!
Author Unknown
Be not
unbelieving,
but believe.
John 20:27
First Mass First Communion
May 22, 2011 at St. Bridget, Loves Park May 1, 2021 at St. Peter, Geneva
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10 Year Anniversary
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Worship, Prayer & Sacraments
Mass Intentions
Saturday, May 22nd—St. Rita of Cascia
8:00 am † Gail M. Noonan by Brian Noonan Altar Flower Intentions
Saturday-Sunday, May 22 & 23
Anticipated: Pentecost
4:30 pm † Patrick McCaffrey In Celebration of Father Bakkelund’s
by Colleen Jackson 10 Years of Priestly Ordination
Sunday, May 23rd—Pentecost Donor: Saint Peter Staff
7:00 am † James Claffy by The Family Altar flowers are a special way to memorialize a
9:00 am † Peg Lawley loved one, remember an anniversary or share a
by Joe & Mary Cannizzaro special intention. If you are interested in offering
11:00 am People of the Parish an intention ($120 for arrangements), stop by the
Monday, May 24th—Mary, Mother of the Church Parish Center, Monday-Friday, 9:15 AM to 4:30
7:00 am Special Intention—William Flood PM (Closed Noon-1:20 PM for staff prayer and
by Mele & DiIorio Families lunch) or go online to www.stpeterchurch.com,
8:35 am † Marikay Nichols, Gary Byrd & under “Mass Intentions and Memorials.”
Pauline Fahnestock Upcoming Available Dates include:
by Mary Cannizzaro June 5/6 July 17/18 July 31/Aug 1
Tuesday, May 25th—St. Bede the Venerable; July 3/4 July 24/25 Aug 7/8
St. Gregory VII; St. Mary
Magdalene de Pazzi
7:00 am † Frank Johnson by Herrera Family
Baptisms
8:35 am † Joan & Martin Zander Marcella Elaine Fischer
by Bill & Donna Zander Parents: Josef & Lauren
Wednesday, May 26th—St. Philip Neri Godparents: Todd Hewell, IV & Kristin Anderson
7:00 am † Michael Loughman III & Michael Reign Douglas Oney
Loughman, Jr. by The Family Parents: Joel & Megan
8:35 am † Ralph Campbell & William Godparents: Andrew Milz & Tara Ditchen
Campbell by The Family
Thursday, May 27th—St. Augustine of Canterbury Death
7:00 am † Michael Cleary by Anne Hutter Please pray for the soul of:
8:35 am † Ralph E. Campbell by The Family † William Schaefle, husband of Elizabeth Schaefle
Friday, May 28th
7:00 am Special Intention—Eric Schwendner Flames of Faith
by Carleen Schwendner May 22nd—June 4th
8:35 am † Lenny Zullo by Mary Fran Rogers
In Celebration of 10 Years of
Saturday, May 29th Priestly Ordination for
8:00 am Special Intention—America, under Fr. Jonathan P. Bakkelund
God & indivisible by Marie Lee Donor: Mary D. Cannizzaro
Anticipated: Trinity Sunday
The Flames of Faith in our Panis Angelicus
4:30 pm People of the Parish
Adoration Chapel provide a great opportunity for
Sunday, May 30th—Trinity Sunday you to remember a loved one or offer a special
7:00 am † Helen Ullrich prayer intention for someone you hold dear. If you
by Jeff & Carolyn Butz are interested in sponsoring a set of Flames of Faith
dates ($30.00), please call the Parish Center,
9:00 am † Jeffrey R. Kass
(630) 232-0124, ext. 100 to inquire about open
by Julie, Tim & Nick Puhr dates, or go online to www.stpeterchurch.com,
11:00 am † Peg Lawley under “Mass Intentions and Memorials.”
by Jack & Rosemary Hood & Family
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Worship, Prayer & Sacraments
We Pray for those in Need
Allie Karen S. Tom & Mary Kolecki
Cathy Carol Sue Borkowski Vicky Majewski
Dan Sr. Karen Bricher Coreen Newell
Howard Ann Campbell Kathy Pott
Liam Jim & Michele Doherty Maureen Pott
Lucas Kimberly Finnegan Brian Quinn
Maureen Hamp Fowler Carol Schaefges
Peter Priscilla Gallina Gigi Skelton
Priscilla John Hanses Dijah Tillis
Tony Jane Herrera Stan Wegrzyn
Bill S. Flora Kaindl Corrine White
Dan K. John Kaindl
Lisa K. Leslie Kofron
We Pray for our Service Men & Women
SSGT Katherine Brooks PFC Sean Morrisey
S/SGT Rayce Burns SGT Mark Murphy
1ST LT Harold G. Cubillo PFC Matthew Musielski
SGT Ryan DiBenedetto ENS Andrew Niedbala
SGT Maj. David Eastwood CPT Richard Niedbala III
CE3 Robert Farrell SA Dominick Pistorio
Eucharistic Adoration SGT Neil Garity SGT Brendan Purcell
The Panis Angelicus Chapel is devoted to Eucharistic 2ND LT Chris Gensler SCPO Michael Purvis
Adoration. Located adjacent to our Parish Center on the MM3 (SS) Kenneth Graff PVT Jullian Reed
west side of the church, the chapel is open 24 hours a SGT Thomas P. Horvath PFC Rob Regan
day, 7 days a week for anyone who wishes to spend LCPL Ryan Hutchinson SGT Michael W. Renner
time with Jesus. Between the hours of 6:00 AM and CDR David A. Keating SPC David Reo
LCDR Theresa Keating CPT Ashley Ritchey
10:00 PM, the door is open. If you are interested in
HM3 Donny Klein PFC Ruben Rodriguez
praying between the hours of 10:00 PM and 6:00 AM, CPL Holt J. Lenert SGT 1st Class Eric Romero
contact Kathy Soeder for a swipe card, 1ST LT Kevin Marks 2ND LT Brian Spears
secretary@stpetergeneva.org. In response to SGT Nicholas Maxwell PFC Christian Stevens
COVID-19, the following directives apply: LT Sean McHugh CPL Chris Verbel
■ Fully vaccinated individuals are no longer required LT Jim McHugh CH (LT COL) Paul Weberg, OSB
to wear masks or social distance. PFC Alexander Meade PFC Jacob Wilson
1ST LT Thomas J. Menn 1ST LT Nicholas Wiltsie
■ Everyone must sign in on the visitor sheet. SGT J. Patrick Morrisey
■ When you leave, please use the cleaning supplies
in the vestibule to sanitize your pew and kneeler.
Failure to follow these procedures could result in
the adoration chapel having to close again.
If you have any concerns, feel free to call Kathy
Soeder, our Business Manager and safety liaison,
(847) 648-0075.
Anyone with a cough, fever,
shortness of breath or who feels
sick for any reason is asked
to refrain from entering If you know someone in need of prayer,
the chapel at this time. please contact the Parish Center at
(630) 232-0124.
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Parish News
Weekend Collection
May 15 & 16…………….......…..…….…........$22,588
Total includes all regular collections mailed or
dropped off in the office, plus recurring/regular online
donations made via OSV.
1% Stewardship …………....................................$226
Our gifts of 1% stewardship fund various charitable To sign up to attend Mass in person,
not-for-profit organizations as needed. please visit:
Thank you for your faithful support! www.stpeterchurch.com/mass
QUESTION: When we transition to a new
month, where can I find those dates on the
sign up page?
In observance of Memorial Day on
Monday, May 31st, the Parish Office ANSWER: Our Mass reservation page on
will be closed. Also, daily Mass is at SignUpGenius now has tabs at the top of
the screen that will allow you to sign up by
9 AM only. month. Currently, only May dates are
available. Upcoming months will have their
own tab when added.
Dear Parishioners:
We at Catholic
Cemeteries are sorry The dispensation from the Sunday obligation
to inform you and remains in effect for the foreseeable future.
your parish we will You are not obligated to attend Mass on
be cancelling this Sundays or Holy Days. If you feel
year’s Memorial Day uncomfortable or are at risk, join us virtually
Mass at the through live-streamed Mass:
cemetery. We
understand the Monday through Friday at 8:35 AM
history and the
importance of this Saturdays at 8:00 AM
Mass, however, due Sundays at 11:00 AM
to the pandemic, and
after much
discussion, we DAILY LINKS
believe the safety of everyone is first and foremost www.stpeterchurch.com/mass.html
important. We will be keeping you all in our OR
prayers. St. Peter Facebook Page @stpetergeneva
May God bless and keep you all safe and healthy. OR
Sincerely, Subscribe to YouTube Channel
Catholic Cemeteries www.tinyurl.com/
Mt. Olivet Cemetery - Aurora stpetergeneva-youtube
Resurrection Cemetery – Geneva
Mt. Hope Cemetery - Elgin
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Diocesan Stewardship Appeal
We are abundantly blessed with many people
PLEDGE TARGET: to thank! If you do not see your name listed at
$160,478 this time, please stay tuned to future bulletins
as there may is a time lag between online
PLEDGES TO giving, weekend collections, etc.
DATE: $77,915 Mario & Cathy Balettie Kevin & Carole King
Joe & Sue Benco Carl & Clover Koester
Mike & Melinda Bernhard Carol Lesmann
Ken & Laurie Brown Bruce & Rosemary Malec
% TO PLEDGE Virginia Bruno Patrick Malone
Douglas Chang & Jacqueline Jordan Pat & Kristin McChrystal
GOAL: 49% Brad & Theresa Clemmons Dave & Katie McQueeny
Kim Daly Richard & Joanne Nelson
Nancy Dantino Leonard & Marianne Noga
Randy & Karen Duerr Kevin & Donna O'Dea
Thank you for Terry & Dorothy Flanagan Terrence & Janet Payne
your faithful Mike & Michele Happold Mike & Chris Perillo
Clarence & Barbara Herman Cat Richter
support of the Jerry Hurley Dave & Jodeen Rogers
Mark & Eileen Hutchinson Doris Vainisi
2021 Diocesan Al & Nina Jackson Annette Weiland
Stewardship Kathy Jaeger Ted & Jodie Wollnik, Jr.
Paula Jamrock Gus & Cathy Wulfkuhle
Appeal! Renato & Cynthia Jocson
Stewardship Appeal Prayer
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Ministry News
Baby Bottle Boomerang
(Minus the bottles!)
Weekend of June 5 & 6
Please support Corbella Clinic, of South
Elgin, in their ongoing mission to help
women who find themselves dealing with
an unplanned pregnancy.
Corbella offers the following medical
services: free pregnancy tests, ultrasounds,
STI testing and abortion pill reversal. Of
YOUR donations have helped provide food for course, counseling and support are also
our neighbors. Thank you! offered throughout the pregnancy.
During the month of May, we are Please bring your donation (a bottle
concentrating on collecting ketchup typically holds $20 in coins) to Mass on
and mustard, a great addition for Saturday and Sunday, June 5 & 6. Respect
those spring and summer cookouts! Life representatives will collect donations in
We are also collecting the plastic baskets after Mass. You can also donate
newspaper bags/sleeves to use in online at http://www.corbellaclinic.org
packing.
Thank you for your support of life!
Donations of non-perishable food may be
deposited in the bin located at the St. Peter Food
Pantry on the west side of the Parish Center. We
also accept donations at the east and west boxes
located in the church entrances. Support for
Those Who
Tax-exempt monetary donations are always
welcome! A check should be payable to the St. Have Lost a
Peter Food Pantry and mailed to St. Peter Food Loved One to
Pantry, 1891 Kaneville Road, Geneva, IL 60134 Substance
(or dropped off in the collection basket at Mass Abuse
or mail slot at the Parish Center).
The Society of St.
Our next distribution is Mark Ji Tianxiang
Wednesday, May 26th between is a ministry
8:00-11:00 AM and 5:30-7:00 PM. dedicated to
Everyone is welcome helping those who
to receive food. have lost loved
ones to substance
It will be a curbside distribution with pre- abuse find peace.
packaged groceries. Volunteers will load
vehicles in a drive-through style, so customers We provide a safe place to share stories and provide support to
are asked not to leave their vehicle. This helps us one another as we grieve the loss of our loved ones. Members
maintain social distancing. Everyone is welcome may share as much or as little as they feel comfortable and
to receive food. attend only when they feel called. We welcome all who are
Current Food Pantry updates are posted on the carrying this cross to join us for an evening of prayer, hope and
parish homepage www.stpeterchurch.com or you understanding. Members are encouraged to bring a picture of
can email us, foodpantry@stpetergeneva.org. their loved one.
We are especially seeking those who have lost loved ones in
“Whatsoever you do to the least years past to share their wisdom and support with those
of my people, that you do unto who are just starting on this journey.
me.”
Matthew 25:40 Please contact David Pens, (815) 210-6920 or
davidpens@sbcglobal.net for more information.
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Ministry News
Looking for Lazarus House
Dinner Volunteers!
On the first Sunday of each month, St Peter provides Registration for our parish RE Family Faith
dinner to the residents of Lazarus House homeless Formation program is open online!
shelter in St.Charles through our great community of Visit www.stpeterchurch.com and either
volunteers. We use MealTrain.com as a virtual sign up
process to make it easier to fill the various openings click the button on the bottom of the home
each month. By following the link below, you can help page beneath Father Bakkelund’s welcome
the homeless in our community by providing a main or follow the link provided for Religious
dish, side dish, sack lunches (great family or service Education under the Ministries Menu.
hour activity), or drinks. All the volunteer options and REMINDER! You can pay via Online
instructions are on the site and updated as needs Giving, but you have to register first, so go
change. The process is easy! You make the dish in your
home, or purchase the food, and drop it off at the online and REGISTER TODAY!
shelter on our designated Sunday before 6:00 PM.
St. Peter sign-up link: https://mealtrain.com/w1yw3q
Questions? Contact Julie Schokora via phone or text at
(630) 473-7474 or jschokora@gmail.com.
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Totus Tuus Summer Camp
Registration Form: www.tinyurl.com/stpetertotustuus2021Page 12
St. Peter School Corner
TEACHER CHALLENGES
As part of the Spectacular fundraiser in February,
students bid on which challenges they would like to see their
teachers participate in. Here is some of the fun our teachers
had with these challenges last week!
St. Peter School ● 1881 Kaneville Road, Geneva ● (630) 232-0476 ● bward@stpeterrockets.orgPage 13
Queen Of Hearts Raffle
Our most recent winner, John Connolly, won $100
finding the King of Spades under card #14!
Our next drawing 1. Buy a ticket Monday through Friday* either at the Parish Center or
School Office (during school hours). You can also buy a ticket after
will be Monday, weekend Masses outside the entrance(s) of the church. Tickets
May 24th! are $5 each (cash only).
2. Print your first and last name, and phone number, on your ticket.
Ticket sales will stop at 3 PM on 3. Write a card number on your ticket (any number 1-54 that is still
that day. The drawing will take open**). This is the card YOU think the Queen of Hearts is behind.
place at 3:15 PM in the St. Peter 4. Give your ticket stub to the seller to put in the box.
School Office. You can watch it **Cards NO LONGER IN PLAY:
LIVE on Facebook! Card #2 Card #9 Card #22 Card #38
Card #4 Card #11 Card #24 Card #44
www.facebook.com/ Card #5 Card #14 Card #28 Card #48
stpetergeneva/ Card #7 Card #21 Card #33 Card #52
The day of the drawing, ONE TICKET will be drawn. If it’s
If the Queen of Hearts is YOUR TICKET, they will look under the card number YOU CHOSE,
not found on the 24th, our and see what you won!
next drawing will be ■ If it’s a number card, 2-10, of any suit, you win $50.
■ If it’s a Face Card (Ace, King, Jack), you win $100.
Monday, June 7th.
■ If it’s a Joker, you win $150.
■ If it’s a Queen, but not the Queen of Hearts, you win $200.
■ If it’s the Queen of Hearts, you win 1/2 the jackpot!
For official rules, drawing information,
and most current jackpot total, visit *Tickets will not be sold on weekdays that the Parish Center and/or School
www.stpeterrockets.org! Office is closed (holidays, vacations, etc.)
CURRENT JACKPOT
$33,000!Page 14 Youth Ministry
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Catholic High School News
Congratulations to Seniors
in the Class of 2021
7 Things Every High School Graduate Should Hear
1. Live with intention. College will be full of new opportunities.
Think carefully about your priorities for your new start.
2. Make the right friends. There will be plenty of new people!
Concentrate on the ones who motivate you to be a better
person.
3. It's a big world! Look for new perspectives, new
opportunities, and new ideas that push you to grow.
4. Find a mentor. Building relationships with people who have
"been there, done that" can be a great help.
5. Give yourself away. You may not need to volunteer
anymore, but you'll surprised what you learn, how you
grow, and who you meet when you serve.
6. Before you go, learn how to do your laundry, address an
envelope, schedule a doctor's appointment, use public
transportation, and cook basic meals (ramen doesn't
count!).
7. Remember that God is in control. And that's a good thing!Page 16
Local Area News & Events
Do you feel the call
to a life of
deeper relationship
with our Lord?
If so, consider visiting our
Secular Carmelite community of
the Order of Carmelites
Discalced founded by St. Teresa
of Jesus and St. John of the
Cross. We meet once a month at
St. Rita Church in Rockford.
For more information, please
email Paul Sanderson,
paulsandersonocds@gmail.com
or leave a voicemail at
(815) 904-1184.
God bless you
in Carmel!
CHARITY
UNITY
FRATERNITY
PATRIOTISM
Becoming a Knight will change your life
and the life of your family!
For more information, contact
membership@kc2191.org.Page 17
Local Area News & Events
Servants of the Holy Heart of Mary offer
several online programs during
this time of pandemic.
Thursday, May 27 from 6:30-8 PM
“I Know My Wings Are Gonna Fit Me Well:”
The Healing Truth in Black Spirituality
Rev. Joseph A. Brown, SJ, PhD
Tuesday, June 15 from 6:30-8 PM
Mental Health & Supportive
Family Relationships
Dr. Valerie Maty, Assoc. Dir. Family Ministry
in Diocese of Joliet
For more information or to register, visit:
http://sscm-usa.org/online-programming.html
Monthly meetings will be held via
Zoom at 1 PM and repeated at 7 PM.
Our next Nourish Event is:
Monday, June 21
Roles in Caregiving and the
Decisions We Face
For more information and to register, call:
Susan Amann , (815) 348-9871 OR
Ruth Barber, (815) 405-4553Page 18
Events For The Week
DATE EVENT TIME LOCATION
Sunday, May 23 No Scheduled Events
Monday, May 24 Bereavement Ministry 9:00 a.m. Muldoon Room
Confirmation Ceremony 1 5:30 pm Church
Confirmation Ceremony 2 7:00 p.m. Church
Tuesday, May 25 Quilts for the Sick & Homebound 9:00 a.m. Seton Hall
Parish Staff Meeting 9:30 a.m. McLoughlin Hall
Wednesday, May 26 Food Pantry Morning Distribution 8:00 a.m. Food Pantry
Food Pantry Evening Distribution 5:30 p.m. Food Pantry
Finance Council Meeting 7:00 p.m. Virtual
Thursday, May 27 No Scheduled Events
Friday, May 28 No Scheduled Events
Saturday, May 29 No Scheduled Events
UPDATE on Campus Meetings
Various ministries and programs are meeting on
the St. Peter campus. There are specific directives
to follow in order to ensure a safe environment.
Group requirements include, but are not be limited
to:
■ NEW! Fully vaccinated laity and cler gy
are no loner required to wear masks or social
distance. This applies to both sacramental
and non-sacramental gatherings.
■ If you wish to continue to wear a mask and
socially distance, we are more than happy to
In mid-May, we will begin room accommodate you.
scheduling for July 1, 2021 through ■ Maintenance of a list of group members or
June 30, 2022. event participants (name and phone number)
If you are a ministry leader wishing to host meetings or for everyone in attendance; and
events on campus during this period, you will be ■ Sanitizing the meeting space at the end of
notified via flocknote regarding this process and when meetings (group leadership will be trained
you can submit your meeting dates and times for and supplies provided).
consideration. Requests must include specific meeting
rooms, dates and times, as well as any audio-visual If you have questions whether a particular
needs or extended set up and clean up times before and ministry has resumed in person meetings,
after your gathering. Questions? Contact Laurie Brown, contact Laurie Brown at
calendar@stpetergeneva.org. calendar@stpetergeneva.org.
Until Further Notice
Doors on the west side are ONLY OPEN for weekend Masses.
For weekday Masses, confession, weddings, funerals or to attend parish or ministry events
during the week, please use the doors on the east side.Page 19
Presider Schedule
Schedule subject to change.
Saturday Sunday Sunday Sunday
MAY 29/30 4:30 PM 7:00 AM 9:00 AM 11:00 AM*
Presider Fr. Warren Fr. Warren Fr. Bakkelund Fr. Bakkelund
*This Mass will be live-streamed on the parish website, YouTube Channel and Facebook page.
Monday, May 24
Gn 3:9-15, 20 or Acts 1:12-14; Ps 87:1-3, 5-7;
Jn 19:25-34
Tuesday, May 25
Sir 35:1-12; Ps 50:5-8, 14, 23; Mk 10:28-31
Wednesday, May 26
Sir 36:1, 4-5a, 10-17; Ps 79:8, 9, 11, 13;
Mk 10:32-45
Thursday, May 27
Sir 42:15-25; Ps 33:2-9; Mk 10:46-52
Friday, May 28
Sir 44:1, 9-13; Ps 149:1b-6a, 9b; Mk 11:11-26
Saturday, May 29
Sir 51:12cd-20; Ps 19:8-11; Mk 11:27-33
Sunday, May 30
Lord, Send Out Your Spirit Dt 4:32-34, 39-40; Ps 33:4-6, 9, 18-20, 22;
In today’s responsorial psalm, the Church sings out: Rom 8:14-17; Mt 28:16-20
“Lord, send out your Spirit,
and renew the face of the earth.”
All three readings describe how God has answered this
prayer already.
In the first reading from the Acts of the Apostles and in
the Gospel passage from John, we read of astonishing
events that called cowering disciples to step out of hiding
and proclaim news that would condemn them and change
the world forever! In the second reading Paul’s words
reach out into the future to us: “we were all given to drink
of one Spirit” (1 Corinthians 12:13).
It is our task to truly pray today’s psalm response. Let us
together beg the Holy Spirit to renew the earth by
renewing the Church, sending many more men and
women to serve in its various ministries.
Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.ST. PETER SCHOOL: RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
ST. PETER Preschool - Grade 8 FAMILY FAITH FORMATION:
(September through May):
1881 Kaneville Rd…(630) 232-0476
DIRECTORY www.stpeterrockets.org Kindergarten - Junior High
One Wednesday evening per month
PARISH CENTER: School Principal
6:00 - 7:30 p.m.
1891 Kaneville Rd…(630) 232-0124 Becky Ward, ext. 137
For specific dates, see RE website
FAX . . . . . . . . . . . . .(630) 232-9262 bward@stpeterrockets.org
PANIS ANGELICUS
FOOD PANTRY, ext. 444 ADORATION CHAPEL:
PARISH CENTER HOURS:
On the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the Adoration Chapel open 24 hours a day
Monday-Friday 9:15 AM—4:30 PM
month from 8:00-11:00 AM and 5:30- 7 days a week. If you need access
*Closed Noon to 1:20 PM for lunch
7:00 PM unless otherwise announced. between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m., call
EMERGENCIES: foodpantry@stpetergeneva.org parish office during business hours.
(630) 232-0124, prompt 9
MASS SCHEDULE: CHURCH WEBSITE:
REGISTRATION: New member s Saturday: 8 AM and www.stpeterchurch.com
can register on our website: 4:30 PM (Anticipated Mass)
www.stpeterchurch.com Sunday: 7, 9, and 11 AM BONUS BUCK$ EMAIL:
Mon.-Fri.: 7 AM and 8:35 AM bonusbucks@stpetergeneva.org
GENERAL PARISH EMAIL:
secretary@stpetergeneva.org CONFESSIONS: ROOM RESERVATIONS:
Saturday: 8:30 AM calendar@stpetergeneva.org
PASTORAL STAFF: (until all are heard) BULLETIN SUBMISSIONS:
Pastor Tuesday: 6:00 PM bulletin@stpetergeneva.org
Rev. Jonathan P. Bakkelund (until all are heard) Submission deadline is ten days prior
frbakkelund@gmail.com to the bulletin date unless noted.
INTERESTED IN
Parochial Vicar BECOMING CATHOLIC? FACEBOOK:
Rev. Charles Warren Please call the parish center. www.facebook.com/stpetergeneva
frwarren@stpetergeneva.org
BAPTISMS:
Permanent Deacon, Director of Please call the parish center.
R.C.I.A. & Catholics Come Home HELPING
Greg D’Anna, ext. 110 MARRIAGES: Call the par ish ORGANIZATIONS:
deacongreg@stpetergeneva.org center to plan your wedding. NOTE: At St. Peter:
If you or someone you know needs a St. Vincent de Paul Hotline
Adult Formation Coordinator previous marriage investigated for its (630) 232-0124, prompt 6 (or ext. 310)
Melinda Bernhard, ext. 126 validity or invalidity (the annulment svdp@stpetergeneva.org
afcoord@stpetergeneva.org process) so that you may fully St. Peter Outreach Ministry
Director of Religious Education participate in your Church faith or (630) 232-0124, prompt 7 (or ext. 130)
Kindergarten - 8th become Catholic, please call the outreach@stpetergeneva.org
Nicole Billapando, ext. 117 Tribunal Office at (815) 399-4300
In the Community:
re.director@stpetergeneva.org SICK CALLS: One *free* call to 2-1-1 connects you
Director of Parish Services Please notify the pastor when anyone with all Human Services in Kane County
Laurie Brown, ext. 101 in the parish is sick or injured. Lazarus House, (630) 587-2144
parishservices@stpetergeneva.org Hesed House, (630) 897-2165
PRAYER CIRCLE:
Parishioners pray privately for others Carpenter’s Homelessness
Coordinator of Operations & Prevention, (630) 897-2156, ext. 556
Parish Hospitality in need. To submit an intention, call
Quad County Urban League,
Colette McKenna, ext. 105 the parish center or submit on our (630) 851-2203
ols@stpetergeneva.org website. Corbella Clinic, (847) 697-0200
Database Manager Care Net, (800)-395-HELP
Lisa O’Leary Volk, ext. 111 Nurturing Network,
(800)-TNN-4MOM
database@stpetergeneva.org
Geneva Township & Emergency
Business Manager Assistance, (630) 232-3607
Kathy Soeder, ext. 104 Batavia Township, (630) 879-1392
busmgr@stpetergeneva.org St. Charles Township, (630) 584-9342
secretary@stpetergeneva.org Blackberry Township, Elburn,
(630) 365-6580
Youth & Young Adult Minister Illinois Housing Development Authority,
Isaac Weickert, ext. 113 (855) 873-7405
Chamber of Commerce Members
ym@stpetergeneva.org
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