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St. Peter's Catholic Church Cosgrove at 4022 Cosgrove Road, S.W., Cosgrove, IA 52322 US - November 7-8, 2009

November 7-8, 2009

St. Peter’s Church
Rev. Edmond Dunn, Pastor
Deacon, David Montgomery
4022 Cosgrove Road SW, Oxford IA 52322
Web site: http://home.catholicweb.com/stpeterscatholicchurch/
Contact Father Dunn: Phone Number: 828-4488 or 563-333-6130   E-mail:DunnEdmondJ@ambrose.sau.edu Contact Deacon Montgomery: 563-349-1814 © or 828-8190 (h)
Sacrament of Baptism: Pre-Baptism registration is required; contact Father
Weddings: Contact Father six months in advance of wedding date.
Parish Council: Mary Beckler, Janet Lewis, Dennis Barloon, Frank Rohret, Lorri Hodgden & Brett Finnegan
Rectory: 545-2077 at 4022 Cosgrove Road SW, Oxford, IA 52322
St. Peter’s Hall: 545-2965   For rental info contact Marilyn Pitlick 828-4164
Bulletin: Call by Wed.: Sarah Maiers 545-2778 rfmssm@southslope.net
Mass Intentions (3 wk notice for requests): Jeanne Goldsmith 545-1022
Altar & Rosary: contact: Carol Flansburg & Penny Eckrich, Co-Presidents

 

                Nov. 7-8, 2009
Saturday –
LECTORS:  William Michel, Daryl Reynolds
EUCHARISTIC MINISTER:  William Michel, Daryl Reynolds, Ron Alberhasky
GIFTS: Charles & Linda Stimmel
 Sunday –
LECTORS:  Jack Ruth, Alyssa Mougin
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS:  Jack Ruth, Janet Lewis, Matt Malloy
GIFTS:   Jim & Janet Volk
 
                Nov. 14-15, 2009
Saturday –
LECTORS:  Shirley Stockman, Helen Hesseltine
EUCHARISTIC MINISTER:  Shirley Stockman, Helen Hesseltine, Sharon Meade
GIFTS: William & Mary Michel
 Sunday -
LECTORS:  Dan Scheetz, Bob Meade,
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS: Dan Scheetz, Jim Seelman, Bob Meade
GIFTS: Dennis & Lisa Dohrer-O’Leary
 
 
Youth Group: contact Kris Peterson & Michelle Montgomery

 

Sacrament of Reconciliation – 20 minutes prior to Mass
Collection Counter Nov: Larry & Penny Eckrich, Mike Pitlick
Bell Ringer Nov:  Charles Stimmel (Saturday)  Jim Seelman (Sunday)
Parish Receipts: Envelopes: $ Offertory: $
 
                   The Week November 7, 2009
                                Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Times
Sat     07   St. Peter    5:00 p.m.     Veenona Mesa
                St. Mary    6:30 p.m.     Jerry Quinlan
Sun    08   St. Peter    8:00 a.m.     St. Peter’s Parish Family                                                  
               St. Mary    10    a.m.     People of the Parish
Mon    09  St. Peter    5:00 p.m.    Gary Rourke
Tue     10 St. Mary    7:30 a.m.     Helen Barry
Wed    11 St. Peter   5:00 p.m.     Chris Lukavsky
Thur  12  St. Mary    7:30 a.m.     Bud Scheetz
Fri       13 Amana    11:00 a.m.      No Mass
Sat      14 St. Peter    5:00 p.m      Gene Krob
                 St. Mary    6:30 p.m.      John Howard Jensen
Sun     15 St. Peter    8:00 a.m.      St. Peter’s Parish Family         
                St. Mary    10    a.m.      People of the Parish
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
November is
the month to remember
loved ones.
 
Restrooms available at the Parish Hall or at the back of the Rectory
        
                                  Servers
Nov     07   Erica & Andrew Rohret, Nicci Rohret
Nov     08   Hannah Mougin, Lauren Stopko
Nov     14   Haley Mougin, Jared Steckly, Katie Pitlick
Nov     15   Matthew & Andrew Suther, Ben Szot
 
(all servers are responsible for finding a replacement if they are unable to serve)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
If interested in becoming a member of St. Peter’s Parish Family, please fill out & put in the basket &/or see Father after Mass.  
 
Name: _______________________________________________________________________________________
Children (ages): _______________________________________________________________________________
Address: ______________________________________________________        Phone Number: _______________

St. Peter’s Announcements
November is the month when we remember those loved ones that have gone before us. Remembrance cards have been placed at the entrances to the church on which you may list the names of those you wish remembered during our November masses. Drop the card in the collection basket and they will be placed on the altar, or you may place them directly on the altar yourself.
 
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION:
  • Classes will be held today with coffee and rolls being served by the Wells and Tom Detweiler families.  Classes will be held on November 15th with coffee and rolls being served by the Finnegan & Barloon families. 
  • ALTAR SERVERS:  Training will be held today at 10:00 AM.  It is requested that all Altar Servers, current and new servers attend the training. 
 
Congratulations to the Confirmation Candidates who will be signing the Rite of Choice this Sunday morning at 8:00 am Mass: Jordan Detweiler, Morgan Finnegan, Kameron Kahler, Tim Mardesen, Jared Steckly, and Matthew Wells.
 
YOUTH GROUP
  • News flyer called: TEAM NEWS TOGETHER EVERYONE ACHIEVES MORE. St. Mary’s & St. Peter’s Youth Group will be placed in the back of church once a month. This Team News will have upcoming events, articles for reflections & scripture reflection for that month, announcements & also a thought for the month on Renewal, Action, Piety & Study. Team News is for all high school youth & all parishioners to take home & enjoy.
  • NCYC chaperone's meeting Nov. 15th at St Mary’s Hall at 11:00 after the 10:00 mass
  • NCYC Send off Blessing, St. Peter's Saturday Nov.14th, 5;00 Mass. St. Mary's Oxford Nov.15th, 10:00 Mass. All participating plan to attend one of these masses that week.
 
Altar & Rosary Society: Next meeting will be on November 22nd after the 8:00 am Mass at Waldschmidt Hall. We will be discussing Pork Day proceeds and implementing a new way to choose new leaders for A&R. 
 
The Annual Diocesan Appeal drive is now under way.  We have received $5,785 in pledges towards our 2009 ADA goal of $14,043 from thirty-three parish families.  That is 41% of our total goal.  Twenty one percent of our parish families have pledged toward this drive.  This drive funds many diocese programs - please consider giving to this cause.  Thank you to those that have already given so generously.
HOLIDAYS CAN BE CHALLENGING FOR THOSE GRIEVING A LOSS. Iowa City Hospice and area communities offer free workshop on coping with the pain   Iowa City Hospice will offer a free workshop, “Handling the Holidays,” which looks at healthy ways of coping with the holiday season after the death of a loved one.  Anyone grieving the loss of a loved one is welcome to attend.  The workshops are free and open to the public.  This presentation will explore ways to help you cope with grief during the holiday season or any day of remembrance.  A packet that includes specific “holiday survivorship skills,” a holiday job list, and a suggestion for a holiday memorial will also be provided.   Sessions will be held: Sunday, November 8, 3-4:30 pm, Fry Funeral Home, 220 E. 6th Street, Tipton, IA; Thursday, November 12, 6-7:30 pm, Brosh Chapel and Community Center, 100 S. Cedar Street, Solon, IA.; Sunday, November 15, 3-4:30 pm, Stacey-Lewis Funeral Home, 2907 Mulberry Avenue, Muscatine, IA, and Monday, December 7, 1-2:30 pm, Johnson County Senior Center, 28 S. Linn Street, Iowa City, IA. Registration is encouraged, but not required. Contact Keila Naparstek, Iowa City Hospice bereavement outreach coordinator, at 319-688-4217, 800-897-3052 or keila.naparstek@iowacityhospice.org. 
The debate and decisions on health care reform are reaching decisive moments. The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) principals and priorities are outlined in a series of letters to Congress, fact sheets and other materials on the USCCB health care reform website (www.usccb.org/healthcare). USCCB is asking for Catholics to get activated and contact their Congressional representatives. Please see announcement on the Bulletin Board for more details. You can also go to these websites for updates, additional tools and resources: (www.usccb.org/healthcare) and to Glenn Leach (leach@davenportdiocese.org) for local insight and updates within the Social Action Office at the Diocese. Finally, please pray that Congress will act to ensure that needed health care reform will truly protect life, dignity and health care of all and that we will raise our voices to protect the unborn and the most vulnerable and to preserve our freedom of conscience.
 
Fr. Vitalis Torwel is one of our local priests who says Mass at the Newman Center, in Nichols and Lone Tree. Fr. Torwel's home in Benue, Nigeria they have the highest rate of HIV and AIDS in the African nation's 36 states.  In the state of Benue there are 4.8 million people and only one health care facility for every 129,000 people.  There are fewer than 1.7 health care workers per one thousand people.  Shine Nigeria is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that teaches Nigerians preventive health measures and provides them with
job skill training.  Proceeds from the bake sale will benefit Shine Nigeria. The bake sale will be after the 9am and 11am Masses at the Newman Center on November 15.  Please donate some baked goods, come buy some or both to support Fr. Torwel's very worthy project. If you would like to make a cash donation to Shine Nigeria, Father Vitalis at 515-770-2353 or send a donation to 406 Ijem Ave., Nichols, Iowa 52766.  Funds are needed to buy sewing machines, tools for the job training centers, and a vehicle to help health professionals travel to different villages.

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