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Sixth Sunday in Ordinar y Time Februar y 14, 2021 — Geneva, Illinois
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Worship, Prayer & Sacraments
Mass Intentions
Saturday, February 13th
8:00 am William Flood (Special Intention) Altar Flower Intention
by DiIorio Family In observance of Lent, after this weekend there
Anticipated: 6th Sunday in Ordinary Time will be no flowers adorning the altar until Easter,
4:30 pm People of the Parish with the exception of Laetare Sunday,
March 13 & 14.
Sunday, February 14th If you are interested in offering an intention for
6th Sunday in Ordinary Time Laetare Sunday weekend ($120 for arrangements),
7:00 am † Mark Driessen by The Family stop by the Parish Center, Monday-Friday, 8:30
9:00 am † Thomas Buda by Jim & Susan Buda AM to 4:30 PM (Closed Noon-1:20 PM for prayer
11:00 am † Fred Rosati & Rick Rosati and lunch) or or go online to
by Mary Rogers www.stpeterchurch.com, under “Mass Intentions
and Memorials.”
Monday, February 15th
7:00 am † Elaine McClure by Patty Zeyen
8:35 am † Mary Irwin by Joanne Greenwald
Tuesday, February 16th Baptism
7:00 am † James Ekberg by The Family Theodore Thomas Harrison
8:35 am Cindy (Special Intention) Parents: Troy & Casey
by Anonymous Godparents: Michael Schuiling & Amy Schuiling
Wednesday, February 17th—Ash Wednesday
7:00 am William Flood (Special Intention) Deaths
by DiIorio Family Please pray for the souls of:
† Patricia Bensfield, mother of Cindy Stanis
8:35 am Stephen (Special Intention) † Jo Ann Collins, wife of David and mother of
by Anonymous Shirley & Kathleen
12:00 pm † Ron Bolger † Amelia “Amy” Jeskie, mother or Reino “Rick” Jr. and
by Joe & Mary Cannizzaro Mary Paula
7:00 pm † Barbara Mayer by Ron & Lisa Volk
Thursday, February 18th Preplanning Funeral Mass
7:00 am † Ralph Dantino by The Family Today, more than ever before, individuals and families
8:35 am Our NET Team (Special Intention) are making the decision to pre-plan their funeral Mass.
by Ron & Lisa Volk Advance planning makes sense because it allows you
to communicate your wishes and desires to your
Friday, February 19th family. Also, surviving family members will have less
7:00 am † Virginia Pierucci by Kathy Woodin to worry about at the time of your death. We are
8:35 am † Sr. M. Margaret Knittle, RSM available to pre-arrange funeral Masses with you or your
by Mary Jaeger loved ones. Please contact Colette McKenna at
(630) 232-0124 ext. 105 or ols@stpetergeneva.org to
Saturday, February 20th schedule an appointment.
8:00 am † Donald Bruski by Anonymous Planning A Wedding In the Church?
Anticipated: 1st Sunday of Lent If you are a recently-engaged couple planning a wedding
4:30 pm † William & Ida Heisten in the Church, please contact Fr. Bakkelund to request
by Ron & Sue Lingle your date and begin the preparation process. It is also
important to note, if you or someone you know needs a
Sunday, February 21st—1st Sunday of Lent previous marriage investigated for its validity or
7:00 am People of the Parish invalidity (the annulment process) so you may fully
9:00 am † Pat Reisdorf by Debra Toohill participate in your Church faith or become Catholic, you
will need to call the Tribunal Office at (815) 399-4300.
11:00 am † Marie Reichett by Donna Serluco
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Worship, Prayer & Sacraments
We Pray for those in Need
Dear Lord, dearest comforter of the troubled, lift the
pain and worry of these people with Your gentle love
and grant them the strength and grace to accept their
burden. Amen.
Brian Lisa K. Leslie Kofron
Cathy Karen S. Tom & Mary Kolecki
Dan Carol Sue Borkowski Vicky Majewski
The Panis Angelicus Chapel is devoted to Eucharistic
Howard Sr. Karen Bricher Al Ochsner, Sr.
Adoration. Located adjacent to our Parish Center
on the west side of the church, the chapel is open 24 Kelly Ann Campbell Stephen Perry
hours a day, 7 days a week for anyone who wishes to Liam Jim & Michele Doherty Kathy Pott
spend time with Jesus. Between the hours of 6:00 AM Lucas Kimberly Finnegan Maureen Pott
and 10:00 PM, the door is open. If you are interested in Maureen Priscilla Gallina Brian Quinn
praying between the hours of 10:00 PM and 6:00 AM, Max John Hanses Carol Schaefges
contact Kathy Soeder for a swipe card, Sylvia Jane Herrera Stan Wegrzyn
secretary@stpetergeneva.org. In response to Tony Flora Kaindl
COVID-19, the following directives apply: Dan K. John Kaindl
■ Only 4 people are allowed in the chapel at one time. We Pray for our Service Men & Women
■ You must wear a mask the entire time in the chapel.
■ Everyone must sign in on the visitor sheet.
■ Please sit only on the designated “X” in each pew. Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them
■ When you leave, please use the cleaning supplies in as they protect us. Bless them and their families for the
the vestibule to sanitize your pew and kneeler. selfless acts they perform for us. This we ask in the name
of Jesus, our Lord and Savior. Amen.
Failure to follow these procedures could result in the
adoration chapel having to close again. If you have SSGT Katherine Brooks PFC Sean Morrisey
any concerns, feel free to call Kathy Soeder, our S/SGT Rayce Burns SGT Mark Murphy
Business Manager and safety liaison, (847) 648-0075. 1ST LT Harold G. Cubillo PFC Matthew Musielski
Anyone with a cough, fever, shortness of breath or SGT Ryan DiBenedetto ENS Andrew Niedbala
who feels sick for any reason is asked to refrain from SGT Maj. David Eastwood CPT Richard Niedbala III
entering the chapel at this time. CE3 Robert Farrell SA Dominick Pistorio
SGT Neil Garity SGT Brendan Purcell
2ND LT Chris Gensler SCPO Michael Purvis
Flames of Faith MM3 (SS) Kenneth Graff PVT Jullian Reed
SGT Thomas P. Horvath PFC Rob Regan
February 13th—February 26th LCPL Ryan Hutchinson SGT Michael W. Renner
In Thanksgiving for Deacon Greg & Irene D’Anna CDR David A. Keating SPC David Reo
by Volk & Herrera Families LCDR Theresa Keating CPT Ashley Ritchey
The Flames of Faith in our Panis Angelicus Adoration HM3 Donny Klein PFC Ruben Rodriguez
Chapel provide a great opportunity for you to CPL Holt J. Lenert SGT 1st Class Eric Romero
remember a loved one or offer a special prayer 1ST LT Kevin Marks 2ND LT Brian Spears
SGT Nicholas Maxwell PFC Christian Stevens
intention for someone you hold dear. If you are
LT Sean McHugh CPL Chris Verbel
interested in sponsoring a set of Flames of Faith dates LT Jim McHugh CH (LT COL) Paul Weberg, OSB
($30.00), please call the Parish Center, (630) 232- PFC Alexander Meade PFC Jacob Wilson
0124, ext. 100 to inquire about open dates, or go online 1ST LT Thomas J. Menn 1ST LT Nicholas Wiltsie
to www.stpeterchurch.com, under “Mass Intentions SGT J. Patrick Morrisey
and Memorials.”
Upcoming Available Dates Include: If you know someone
■ April 10 through April 23 in need of prayer, please contact
■ July 3 through July 16 the Parish Center at (630) 232-0124
■ July 17 through July 30 and we can add them to our prayer lists.
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Parish News
Weekend Collection
February 6 & 7 …..………………...…..….....$40,435
Total includes all regular collections mailed or
dropped off in the office, plus recurring/regular online
donations made via OSV.
1% Stewardship …………....................................$404
Our gifts of 1% stewardship fund various charitable
not-for-profit organizations as needed.
Thank you for your faithful support!
Please join us in welcoming
and praying for the
Our military stationed overseas in Germany have
newest members of our requested a subscription to FORMED in order to
St. Peter Parish Family! access faith formation materials for their military
parish families. The Augustine Institute has offered
January 2021 them a discounted rate of $900. Sadly, the discounted
price is still not possible for their meager parish
Grant & Amber Bales Family budget. If you are willing to pitch in and help get
Rosemary Bednarczyk them a subscription, please make a check out to St.
John & Tina Bleakley Family Peter Parish with FORMED-USA in the memo line,
Philip & Theresa Brown or you may contact Lisa O’Leary Volk at
Michael & Mira Franco Family database@stpetergeneva.org or (630) 232-0124,
Alan & Hillary Hearth ext. 111. Thank you!
Mark & Kerry Mirandola Family
Carol Moses
Michael & Melanie O’Neill Family
C. Matthew & Jenine Olson
Janet Pierangelino
Patrick & Anna Marie Scialo
Andrew & Meghan
Starrenburg Family
Rick Zaha
In observance of
PRESIDENTS’ DAY,
the Parish Center
will be closed on
Monday, February 15th.
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Lent
Wednesday, February 17
Mass Schedule
7:00 AM
8:35 AM*
Noon
7:00 PM
*This Mass will be live-streamed
in the event you are unable to
attend in person.
STATIONS OF THE CROSS
Starting Friday, February 19th, join us every Friday
during Lent for Stations of the Cross at 5:30 PM.
■ Register to attend in person:
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/stpeterstations
■ To participate virtually, visit our parish website,
YouTube channel or Facebook page.
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Ministry News
Our next distribution date is Wednesday,
February 24th from 8-11 AM and 6-7:30 PM. Volunteer s
will load vehicles in a drive-through style, so clients are
asked not to leave their vehicle. This will help us maintain
social distancing.
All are welcome to receive food.
Please continue to pray for those in need.
Food donations may be dropped off at the Food Pantry bin on
the west side of the parish center, outside the Food Pantry
doors.
Monetary donations are gratefully accepted and used to purchase groceries direct from our suppliers. A check may
be sent payable to the St. Peter Food Pantry:
c/o St. Peter Church
1891 Kaneville Road
Geneva, IL 60134
You may also drop off a check payable to the food pantry in the collection basket at Mass or in the mail slot at the
Parish Center.
Current Food Pantry updates are posted on the parish homepage www.stpeterchurch.com or you can email us,
foodpantry@stpetergeneva.org.
We are collecting tomato products such as diced, stewed or crushed
tomatoes, throughout the month of February.
Thank you to St. Peter School's 8th grade class
and their labor of love creating over 50
birthday bags for our clients during Catholic
Schools Week. A birthday bag is an unexpected
special treat when food is distributed.
God bless
your efforts!
“Whatsoever you do to the least of my people, that you do unto me.”
Matthew 25:40
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Ministry News
Women’s Catholic Book Club Prayer For Life
This Tuesday, February 16th at 9:30 AM, we will Wednesday, February 17th is the day our par ish
RETURN TO CAMPUS (Muldoon Room) for our prays across from Planned Parenthood in Aurora for an
book club! We will discussing Life of Christ by Fulton end to abortion of all the innocent infants murdered under
J. Sheen, chapters 41-53 regarding Jesus’ passion and the guise of aid/services for women. Our parish hours are
death. Since we meet the day before Ash Wednesday— 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. You are welcome to spend one
it will be a timely preparation for the start of Lent. Even hour, or possibly two, asking our Dear Blessed Mother to
if you haven't read the book, please join us! help save babies and their mothers - even the
abortionists - to stop the terrible acts taking place behind
their walls. If you decide to pray on this day, please call
Contact Donna Zander at
Vicky Julitz at (630) 677-6005, with your approximate
(630) 209-5186 or time. God be with you and bless you for your sacrifice!
spazand@sbcglobal.net if
you have any questions. All In response to COVID-19, since prayer is outdoors, as
are welcome to join us. long as participants maintain proper social distancing,
masks are not required.
In response to COVID-19,
all participants are asked to You formed my inmost
wear a mask and maintain being; you knit me in my
proper social distancing mother’s womb. I praise
while on campus. you, because I am
wonderfully made;
We hope you can join wonderful are your works!
us and look forward My very self you know.
Psalm 139: 13-14
to SEEING you!
Support for
Those Who Have
Lost a Loved One
to Substance
Abuse
The Society of St. Mark
Ji Tianxiang is a
ministry dedicated to
helping those who have
lost loved ones to
substance abuse find Bonus Bucks is a parish program that costs you nothing
peace. We provide a ‘extra,’ but can mean THOUSANDS back to our parish
safe place to share stories and provide support to one and school ON YOUR BEHALF with each rebate
another as we grieve the loss of our loved payout! You buy gift cards, eCards or reload cards at
ones. Members may share as much or as little as they face value to places you normally shop and a percentage
feel comfortable and attend only when they feel of your purchase comes back to St. Peter and YOU GET
called. We welcome all who are carrying this cross TO DESIGNATE where it goes. There is great flexibility
to join us for an evening of prayer, hope and where your rebate can be directed: educational
understanding. Members are encouraged to bring a institutions, parish ministries, St. Peter School and/or
picture of their loved one. We are especially seeking Guardian Angel Fund, etc. How often do I get a rebate?
those who have lost loved ones in years past to Rebates are distributed twice a year, January and June.
share their wisdom and support with those who
are just starting on this journey. To get started, visit
www.stpeterchurch.com/bonusbucks
Please contact David Pens, (815) 210-6920 or and fill out the enrollment form. We’ll walk you
davidpens@sbcglobal.net for more information. through it from there. For more information, email
bonusbucks@stpetergeneva.org.
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Adult Formation
Our March Light of the World Retreat has gone virtual!
All are invited to our
Awaken Virtual Retreat: Encounter Christ During a Pandemic
Two Day Live Event hosted on Zoom
Saturday, March 6: 8 AM to 5 PM
and
Sunday, March 7: 8 AM to 5 PM
Preview:
https://lotwem.wistia.com/medias/qxj7nrk1mm
Questions?
afcoord@stpetergeneva.org
Register:
https://www.stpeterchurch.com/adult-formation.html
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Religious Education
To stay in touch and to teach our children,
each month Father streams a presentation to
the families enrolled in Religious Education.
These talks are both engaging and
informative! Available remotely on our
Religious Education webpage. Currently we
can only live-stream. Once we are able to
have in-person attendance, we will let you
know.
The remaining monthly presentations are on
Wednesdays at 6:00 PM on the following
dates:
Wednesday, March 3, 2021
Wednesday, April 7, 2021
Wednesday, May 5, 2021
YOU CAN STILL ENROLL IN RE!
Contact Nicole Billapando, DRE,
WATCH FATHER WARREN’S (630) 232-0124, ext. 117 or
FEBRUARY SESSION! re.director@stpetergeneva.org.
https://youtu.be/lHOXRJiYePI
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St. Peter School Corner
SAVE THE DATE!
FRIDAY, MARCH 12th
This year, our annual fundraiser will be
virtual, so everyone can participate!
Bidding on auction items will be online.
You WON’T want to miss it!
Stayed tuned for more information
as the date gets closer!
St. Peter School ● 1881 Kaneville Road, Geneva ● (630) 232-0476 ● bward@stpeterrockets.orgPage 12 Catholic High School News
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Local Area News
Full-time Bilingual Religious
Education Position
Our Lady of Good Counsel in Aurora is seeking
a full-time bilingual Director/Coordinator of
Religious Education.
Please visit their church website at
www.ourladyofgoodcounsel.net
for the complete job description.
If you have questions or are interested in the
position, please contact:
Fr. Timothy Mulcahey, Pastor
615 Talma Street
Aurora, IL 60505
fr.t.mulcahey@gmail.com
Waterleaf Miracle of the Month
It's time to celebrate
the miracles God provides
at Waterleaf, and share in the success
YOU help bring to fruition!
“I might have to change my mind…”
When Amber first arrived at Waterleaf, she stated she was looking for an abortion. A college student with two
part-time jobs and living at home with her parents, she felt she could not afford to have a child at this time. She
said the baby’s father, Don, seemed to initially panic at the thought of her pregnancy but told her if she wanted
to keep the baby, he would be there for her.
At her first appointment, she asked about the abortion pill and how it worked. After she was provided the
information, her cousin Teri, who came to the appointment as a support, hugged her and said while pregnancy
might be an additional stressor on an already stressful situation, she would be there throughout for Amber.
During her initial ultrasound, both Amber and Teri cried when they saw the baby. Amber said, “I might have to
change my mind and not do the abortion after seeing that,” as she pointed to the ultrasound on the screen.
At a follow-up visit, Amber and Don arrived together, and both seemed in awe at the sight of the baby during
the subsequent ultrasound. Afterward she told the staff she changed her
mind. “We have decided to go through with the pregnancy.” She stated she
had some concerns about telling her parents, but the Waterleaf staff
reassured her they could help her find the right words to say.
At her last visit, Amber came with her mom! She had told both her parents,
and Don’s, and all stated they are happy for them and would support them.
“I’m very happy with my decision. Even after seeing the first ultrasound I
was torn, but in speaking with my mom, I realized I want to keep my baby.”
Amber has met with a resource specialist in our Aspire Education and
Resource Center and is getting the additional support she needs for health
insurance.
Part-time Sonographer Needed
Waterleaf Women’s Center in Aurora seeks a part-time sonographer to join their medical team. Waterleaf
provides confidential, no-cost, early pregnancy screening to include pregnancy testing, limited ultrasounds
and consultation. OB-GYM ultrasound experience required, ADMRS preferred. For more information and
to apply, contact Julie Garofalo at (630) 701-6270 or julieg@waterleafwc.org.
PHONE: 630.701.6270 TEXT: 630.630.CALM (2256)Page 14
Local Area Events
SPONSORED BY: PREPARED BY:
Council 2191
FRIDAY NIGHTS DURING LENT
February 19th through March 26th
**ALL ORDERS MUST BE PLACED BY WEDNESDAY AT NOON for a Friday pick up**
Pick up between 4:30-7:00 PM at the Knights of Columbus Hall
1117 N. Washington Avenue, Batavia
(just south of Fabyan Parkway bridge on Route 25)
TO-GO DINNER IS $14.50 PER PERSON (tax included)
INCLUDES:
8 oz. Fried Cod (may substitute gluten free Baked Cod upon request)
French Fries
Green Beans Almondine
Hushpuppies
Cole Slaw
Mac & Cheese There is also limited
seating buffet!
ADD ON SIDES: Call to reserve your
Friend Shrimp (8) $8.00 seat at our *limited*
New England Clam Chowder $4.00
Apple Pie Slice $3.50 buffet for
$15.50/person.
Call (630) 761-0399 or email Beverages available for
enticingcuisine@sbcglobal.net to place an additional charge.
an order or to make a reservation.Page 15
Local Area Events
Servants of the Holy Heart of Mary offer
several online programs
during this time of pandemic.
Sunday, February 21st
(and continuing for 5 weeks)
Lent Gospel Film Series
Sr. Myra Lambert, sscm, Facilitator
3-6 PM
Wednesday, February 24th
A Prayer Walk to Calvary
Sr. Linda Hatton, sscm, Presenter
9:30 AM
For more information and registration,
visit our website:
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, February 22nd
The Thing About Compassion
For more information and to register, call:
Susan Amann , (815) 348-9871 OR
Ruth Barber, (815) 405-4553Page 16
Events For The Week
DATE EVENT TIME LOCATION
Sunday, February 14 High School Ministry night 6:30 p.m. McLoughlin Hall
Monday, February 15 No scheduled events
Tuesday, February 16 Women’s Catholic Book Club 9:30 a.m. Muldoon Room
Parish Staff Meeting 9:30 a.m. McLoughlin Hall
Wednesday, February 17 RCIA Meeting 8:00 p.m. Virtual
Thursday, February 18 Awaken Series 7:00 p.m. Virtual
Friday, February 19 Stations of the Cross 5:30 p.m. Church
Saturday, February 20 That Man Is You! Meeting 6:30 a.m. Seton Hall
Jr. High Ministry Night 6:30 p.m. McLoughlin Hall
Various ministries and programs have resumed 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:
■ Masks worn by all group members while on campus;
■ Adherence to new room capacities (allowing for social
distancing);
■ Proper social distancing in those rooms (6 feet apart; doors
open whenever possible);
■ Maintenance of a list of group members or event participants
(name and phone number) for everyone in attendance; and
■ Sanitizing the meeting space at the end of meetings (group
leadership will be trained and supplies provided).
IMPORTANT!
Not all programs are resuming at this time. Please
speak with your ministry leader to check on the status
of your ministry or program. Contact Laurie Brown
(calendar@stpetergeneva.org)
for further details.Page 17
Presider Schedule
Schedule subject to change.
Saturday Sunday Sunday Sunday
FEBRUARY 20/21 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, February 15
Gn 4:1-15, 25; Ps 50:1, 8, 16bc-17, 20-21;
Mk 8:11-13
Tuesday, February 16
Gn 6:5-8; 7:1-5, 10; Ps 29:1a, 2, 3ac-4, 3b,
9c-10; Mk 8:14-21
Wednesday, February 17
Jl 2:12-18; Ps 51:3-6ab, 12-14, 17;
2 Cor 5:20 — 6:2; Mt 6:1-6, 16-18
Thursday, February 18
Dt 30:15-20; Ps 1:1-4, 6; Lk 9:22-25
Friday, February 19
Is 58:1-9a; Ps 51:3-6ab, 18-19; Mt 9:14-15
Saturday, February 20
Is 58:9b-14; Ps 86:1-6; Lk 5:27-32
Sunday, February 21
Gn 9:8-15; Ps 25:4-9; 1 Pt 3:18-22;
Mk 1:12-15
Jesus’ Way
Today’s readings present a contrast between “Jesus’
way” and the “old way.” An example of the old way is
the law given to Moses and Aaron about leprosy: the
leper was unclean and cast out of the community. Jesus’
way is the opposite: the leper is reached out to, touched,
and finally cured.
We should not think of the “old way” as restricted to the
days of Moses and Aaron, or even to the “old”
testament. The difference between the old way and
Jesus’ way arises in our own lives. We still choose,
every day, to live in our old way or in Jesus’ way.
Jesus dared to touch a leper, disregarding the old way.
The leper then was changed forever. He felt a calling.
He couldn’t keep himself from proclaiming he had been
touched by Jesus (even though Jesus told him not to!).
Once Jesus touches us, we are called to proclaim his
way.
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 8:30-11:00 AM and 6:30- 7 days a week. If you need access
*Closed Noon to 1:20 PM for lunch
8:00 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
Adult Formation Coordinator previous marriage investigated for its St. Vincent de Paul Hotline
(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 PRAYER CIRCLE: Hesed House, (630) 897-2165
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
the parish center or submit on our Quad County Urban League,
Colette McKenna, ext. 105 (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,
database@stpetergeneva.org (800)-TNN-4MOM
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
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