New and Noteworthy
November 1 bulletin
Every Sacred Sunday Mass Journal 2025-2026 Group OrderIntentionally prepare for Mass, recording where God is speaking to you through the readings and the homily. The Every Sacred Sunday Mass Journal contains the full Mass readings for each Sunday and Solemnity in the 2026-2027 liturgical year. In addition to the Mass readings, inside this linen hardcover you will find space for notes, seasonal reflections, and original illustrations.
Save up to 20% by ordering with the group! If you are interested in purchasing a journal, please contact parishioner Kari Martin (
karimartin.unitywomen@gmail.com), by Friday, November 6.
Prayer Intention
As we pray together each day at 3pm, please join us in praying for All Souls in Purgatory.
This Week
Holy Hour - Friday, October 30, 3pm
Parish Rosary (Glorious Mysteries)Saturday, October 31, 4:30pmSunday, November 1, 10amSunday, November 2, 4:30pmIf you are unable to attend, click
here for recordings to pray along with us on Saturday, Sunday, and throughout the week.
All Saints' Day Party - Sunday, November 1, 9-10:15amDetails above.
Savio Sunday All Saints' Party - November 1, 6-8pmDetails above.
All Souls' Day Mass schedule - Monday, November 2
8:15am
9:15am
10:15am Mass of Remembrance - Thursday, November 5, 5:30pmThe Mass of Remembrance is a special liturgy to celebrate, remember and honor deceased loved ones who have gone to live in the light of the Lord. All are welcome.
Amazing Women's Guild - Friday, November 6, after 8:15am MassWomen of St. Peter: Join us in the PMC for food, fellowship and a presentation by Hallie Chapin from Tri-Lakes Cares.
Reminders:
--The casserole sale is November 7 & 8.
--Deliver Elder Boxes to parish office by November 8.
Holy Hour - Friday, November 7, 3pm
Reminders
One Nation Walking Together
Christmas boxes for Native American EldersElder Christmas boxes are shoeboxes filled with various things listed below, wrapped in Christmas paper and labeled either elder man or elder woman. Suggested items include personal hygiene items (soap/shampoo/lotion, toothbrush, chapstick) playing cards, gloves, warm socks, notepad and pens, flashlight, sugar free candy, coffee mug. Help spread some Christmas love and warm a heart.
Please return boxes to the church office by November 8. Thank you for supporting this worthy cause!
Tapping into Theology - Tuesday, November 10, 7pmNovember is American Black Catholic History Month, established in 1990 to highlight the contributions of Black Catholics in history and contemporary society. Join Deacon Clarence Johnson as he returns to St. Peter for a very personal presentation on the
"Saintly Seven: Role Models of Charity and Forgiveness." Come to the PMC to learn more about the blessed and venerable men and women (some of whom were former slaves) who are on the path to sainthood. RSVP (especially if ordering pizza) by noon on November 10 to
stephanierkemp@gmail.com or 719-481-4355. Learn more
here.
Ladies' Lunch Bunch - Thursday, November 19, 11:30amAll women of the parish are invited to dine with the lunch bunch on the 3rd Thursday of each month. The November location is Sushi Ato (12245 Voyager Pkwy.). RSVP by noon on Monday, November 16, to Karen B. (719-321-6288 or
bishopia@msn.com).
Please pray the rosary every day
Please join in praying the St. Peter Parish Rosary on Saturday at 4:30pm, Sunday at 10am, or Sunday at 4:30pm. If you are unable to come, click
here for recordings to pray along, Sat/Sun and throughout the week. Please pray the Rosary every day.
195,358 Rosaries prayed so far by St. Peter parishioners! If you would like your
prayed rosary count to be included in our parish tally, just fill in an anonymous tally sheet on the rosary table in the back of the church (by the new mural) and place in the glass vase. You can also write in your recurring weekly count one time to be included automatically or email Monica Whiteside at
TJTM@petertherock.org.
Online Giving
Click
here to make an offering via our safe, secure, and convenient online giving program.
- Blood Drive - Wednesday, November 18, 8:30am-12:30pm