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Adoration with Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament is available three times a week: Tuesday mornings, Thursday evenings, and for a public Holy Hour at 3pm on Fridays.

Numerous adult faith formation, bible studies and enrichment opportunities are available at St. Peter Catholic Church.

The St. Peter Amazing Ladies' Guild (formerly the Women's Guild) increases the love of God and encourages community within the parish by supporting our parish and larger community needs, both financially and through service. Meets once a month after morning Mass for prayer and social community with a breakfast and a presentation on a topic of interest.

The name Arimatheans comes from St. Joseph of Arimathea who tended to our Lord after his death. Arimatheans are caring parishioners who attend funeral and memorial Masses as representatives of the St. Peter faith community.

This ministry enhances our worship space to encourage and promote adoration. We prepare the physical church space for each liturgical season with linens, banners, and floral arrangements. No formal training is required.

Parishioners gather together to learn more about the Bible and our Catholic faith via DVD presentations and group discussion.

Chartered by St. Peter Catholic Church, Troop 17 provides boys in grades 6-12 the character-building values of scouting.

Provides comfort, encouragement, and support to those grieving the loss of someone dear. Sessions include a video seminar on grief related topics, discussion and prayer. Meets on Wednesdays, 2-4pm for 13 weeks, twice a year.

The St. Peter Health and Healing Ministry promotes better health for the St. Peter church community through health education, referral and spiritual support.

Trained Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion take Communion to those parishioners unable to attend Mass due to chronic illness or recent surgery.

Trained Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion are scheduled on a regular basis to take Communion to Catholic patients in Memorial North Hospital.

Trained Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion are scheduled on a regular basis to take Communion to Catholic patients in St. Francis Hospital.

Training and Scheduling provided for EMHC (Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion), Altar Servers, Lectors, and Ushers serving our parish.

Volunteers prepare and serve lunch receptions for family and friends following a funeral or memorial service.

Volunteers provide home-cooked meals for parish families facing times of short-term trial or difficulty, such as those who are welcoming new babies, homebound, suffering loss, or facing other challenges.

List of military members deployed overseas is posted in the parish bulletin.

A continuation of OCIA. Following the OCIA year, the neophyte year brings the neophytes (formerly candidates or catechumens) and their sponsors to continue to meet and learn more about being Catholic and inviting them to discern where God is calling them to be in the various ministries of the Church and community.

Prayer intentions are gathered by the parish and emailed to volunteer Prayer Warriors to add to their daily prayers.

Volunteers hand knit or crochet shawls and lap robes that are given to people who are experiencing grief, illness, sadness, loneliness, or any other situation when the gift of love and prayer would be helpful and comforting.

Stephen Ministry is intended for adults experiencing difficulties in all areas of life. Stephen Ministers are lay Christians who receive 50+ hours of training to provide confidential one-on-one emotional and spiritual care to those experiencing difficulty.