WELCOME to all who have come to worship and pray with us this weekend. We’re glad you’re here!

Rev. Bill Peckman, Pastor ………............ frrwp65@gmail.com

Deacon Dave Miller, RCIA Director; Marriage Prep ……………………….(660) 888-6827 ………...dkndav0438@yahoo.com

Flo Howard, Secretary/Bookkeeper ………..….ssppchurch@socket.net

Theresa Krebs, Director of Religious Education/Youth Ministry ……….……….ssppdre@socket.net

Brian Lutz, Pastoral Council Chairperson ……….…...blutz1970@gmail.com

WEEKEND MASSES Saturday, 5:30PM Sunday, 7:30AM and 11AM

WEEKDAY MASSES Wed.-Fri. 8:15AM & Sat. 9AM

The Saturday 9AM Mass is followed by the Our Lady of Perpetual Help Devotion.

School Masses are held Wednesday & Friday mornings during school year.

SACRAMENT OF PENANCE Half-hour prior to weekday

Masses Saturdays from 4:30 to 5:15PM Holy Days, 45 minutes prior to

Mass Or by appointment

HOLY DAYS Holy Day Masses are at 8:15

a.m. and 7 p.m. unless otherwise noted.

Vigils are at 7 p.m. at St. Joseph, Fayette.

FORMED.ORG Join Formed.org for information on faith formation, sacramental preparation, Bible studies and youth resources. Our parish code is: MR7FGW. Or, visit: stsppchurch.formed.org.

SS. Peter & Paul Catholic Parish 322 7TH STREET • BOONVILLE, MO 65233

Parish Office & Rectory: (660) 882-6468 Website: www.stsppchurch.net

Facebook: @ssppchurchboonville Instagram: @ssppchurch School Office: (660) 882-2589

TODAY’S READINGS First Reading — The question of whether circumcision is neces-sary for salvation (Acts 15:1-2, 22-29). Psalm — O God, let all the na-tions praise you! (Psalm 67) Second Reading — John envi-sions the holy city, the new Jeru-salem (Revelation 21:10-14, 22-23) or Revelation 22:12-14, 16-17, 20. Gospel — Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you (John 14:23-29) or John 17:20-26.

The English translation of the Psalm Responses from Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, International

Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.

THE GIFT OF PEACE “There arose no little dissension and debate.” Did that happen at work this week? Most of us can recall run-ins with coworkers, even with the boss. Did it happen while socializing with friends? Go easy on politics, reli-gion . . . even sports. At home? Even the most peaceful household experiences a little “give and take” now and then. So where was it that “there arose no little dissen-sion and debate”? That tumultuous conflict occurred among our first Christian ancestors, disrupting the com-munity life of the early church. But today’s Acts of the Apostles shows how beautifully the Holy Spirit, prom-ised by Jesus in today’s Gospel, helped the church achieve a grace-filled resolution. What evolved was that “reconciled diversity,” often encouraged by Pope Francis and even envisioned in today’s Revelation passage; and a wondrous experience of Jesus’ promised Gospel gift: “Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you.”

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ADMINISTRATION COMMISSION Richard Eichelberger, Joe Herzog, Romey Wirths BOY SCOUTS TROOP #67 Joe Baker CEMETERY BOARD Vince Andrews, John Davis, Jody Gramlich, Greg Johnson, Steve Kraus, Monica Pfeiffer, Sarah Ronnfeldt CHRISTIAN EDUCATION COMMISSION Kathryn Schuster, Kristi Widmer, Elizabeth Atkinson FINANCE COUNCIL Mary Beth Conway, Phillip Cottrell, Bob Horne, Cindy Larm, Judy Moser, Heather Rapp FIRST FRIDAY ADORATION Deacon Dave Miller FUNERAL DINNERS Marty Twenter (660) 537-9299 LEGION OF MARY Mary Ellen Kosky, President LITURGICAL SCHEDULING Linda Schuster MUSIC SUBCOMMITTEE Beth Rumbaoa, Kristina Hahn PASTORAL COUNCIL Brian Lutz, Chair; David Joynt, Vice Chair; Kristi Widmer, Secretary PRAYER LINE Thelma Kraus, Phyllis Lauer SCHOOL ADVISORY BOARD President: Brent Drummond; VP: Ashley Wassmann; Secretary: Risa Venable, Tuition Family Representative; Members: Brad Atkinson, Brea James, Mona Brownfield SOCIAL CONCERNS COMMISSION Logan Comegys, Marilyn Vanderfeltz, John Kempf WORSHIP & SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION David Joynt, Brian Lutz, Lillian Oswald YOUTH GROUPS Brent & Janell Drummond Brian & Trish Lutz Jesse & Kelly Rohrbach Sally Gaines, Mariah Smith & Jennifer Spears Bradley Nave, Steve Teson, Richard Woodson

Office Hours: The parish office is open 8:30 a.m.—4:30 p.m., Monday—Friday. The bulletin deadline is Tuesdays at 4 p.m. Email bulletin items to: ssppchurch1@socket.net

Sacramental and Spiritual Life of the Parish AUTOMATIC TRANSFERS If you would like your giving to be processed automatically, please download the authorization form at: HTTPS://STSPPCHURCH.FILES.WORDPRESS.COM/2013/08/SSPP-ACH-AUTHORIZATION-FORM.PDF or pick-up a form in the back of church. BAPTISM Preparation is required for both parents, preferably during the early months of pregnancy. Contact Theresa Krebs, 882-6468 or ssppdre@ socket.net. CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS Adults interested in inquiring about becoming Catholic are invited to participate in this process. Sessions are held Wednesday evenings September through May. Contact Deacon Dave Miller, 888-6827, for more information on the process. The CURSILLO movement is active in our parish. The Women’s Group contact is Ruth Wells, 660-848-2490. They meet Wednesdays at 5:30PM. The Saturday morning group meets in the parish office.

Contact Dave or Sue Miller at 888-6827 or 537-0437. EXPOSITION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT is held on First Fridays after the 8:15AM Mass until Saturday at 8AM. Please come and pray with the Lord. LEGION OF MARY meets Mondays at 9AM in the Parish Office basement. Their main ministry is to reach out to people to witness the Good News of Jesus. Please call the parish office for more information. MARRIAGE Contact Deacon Dave at least six months prior to your proposed wedding date to begin marriage preparation. MINISTRY TO THE HOSPITALIZED AND HOMEBOUND Please contact the office when a parishioner is hospitalized or sick. Father will schedule a visit and communion call, as appropriate. (Due to patient confidentiality, the parish is not automatically notified of hospital admissions.) Any parishioner in need of transportation to/from Mass may contact the office and we will attempt to schedule a ride for you. NEW PARISHIONERS Welcome! Please

take advantage of belonging to our parish by getting involved in a ministry! To register, pick-up a form in the back of church, download the form from our website or visit the parish office. PARISH SCHOOL OF RELIGION Meets Wednesdays, September through April, at the school, 6-7:30PM. Coordinator: Theresa Krebs, 882-6468 or ssppdre@socket.net PRAYER LINE To place someone on the Prayer Line, please call Phyllis Lauer at 882-6367 or Thelma Kraus at 882-5910. You need not give your name, just let us know who we can pray for. If you want to be a part of our e-mail prayer chain, contact Russell Gerling at rgerling@iland.net. REDUCED GLUTEN HOSTS are available at each Mass. Please check-in at the sacristy so Fr. Bill

will know to have it available. You will need to go to the center aisle to receive communion from Father. RELIGIOUS ARTICLES CASE is open every third weekend of the month. Items are also available by contacting Elaine Gramlich at 882-5814 or Mary Hilden at 537-0077. VOLUNTEERS Anyone who is volunteering on a regular basis with the Youth at church or the school is REQUIRED to attend a VIRTUS session. Contact Theresa, 882-6468 or ssppdre@socket.net for more details, or visit www.virtus.org. YOUTH SUPPORT GROUP is for children ages 8-14 who have experienced significant change in their lives. For more information, contact Logan Comegys at 660-537-4777 or logancomegys@ gmail.com.

Monday: Acts 16:11-15; Ps 149:1b-6a, 9b; Jn 15:26 — 16:4a Tuesday: Acts 16:22-34; Ps 138:1-3, 7c-8; Jn 16:5-11 Wednesday: Acts 17:15, 22 — 18:1; Ps 148:1-2, 11-14; Jn 16:12-15 Thursday: Acts 18:1-8; Ps 98:1-4; Jn 16:16-20

Friday: Zep 3:14-18a or Rom 12:9-16; Is 12:2-3, 4bcd-6; Lk 1:39-56 Saturday: Acts 18:23-28; Ps 47:2-3, 8-10; Jn 16:23b-28 Sunday: Acts 1:1-11; Ps 47:2-3, 6-9; Eph 1:17-23 or Heb 9:24-28; 10:19-23; Lk 24:46-53

READINGS FOR THE WEEK

Sunday, May 26, 2019 Sixth Sunday of Easter

May the peoples praise you, O God; may all the peoples praise you! — Psalm 67:6

Sunday, May 26 7:30AM: Wally Richey 9:15AM: Mass at St. Joseph, Fayette 11AM: Pat & Guy Jackson Monday, May 27 9AM: Mass at the cemetery; Edwin Kammerich Tuesday, May 28 10:15AM: Mass at Hartmann Village: Ernie & Margery Lammers 6:30PM: Mass at St. Joseph, Fayette

Wednesday, May 29 8:15AM: Mary Monnig Thursday, May 30 8:15AM: Mary Helen & Roy Taylor Friday, May 31 8:15AM: JB Hodges Saturday, June 1 9AM: Return of the Fallen Away; Our Lady of Perpetual Help Devotion 5:30PM: Living & Deceased Members of the Knights of Columbus & Ladies Auxiliary Sunday, June 2 7:30AM: People of the Parish 9:15AM: Mass at St. Joseph, Fayette 11AM: Bill Triebsch

Bishop McKnight’s May Prayer Intention for our Local Church: “For those who have received the Easter Sacraments of Baptism, First Communion, and Confirmation this year; that they may witness the resurrection in works of sacrificial love.”

The Pope’s Prayer Intention for May (The Church in Africa, a Seed of Unity): “That the Church in Africa, through the commitment of its members, may be the seed of unity among her peoples and a sign of hope for this continent.”

SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES Sunday: Sixth Sunday of Easter Monday: St. Augustine of Canterbury; Memorial Day Friday: Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary; First Friday Saturday: St. Justin; First Saturday

Liturgical Ministers: June 1 & 2 In Charge of Altar Linens for June: Shelly Chrisman

Sacristan Coordinator

& Lector Servers Offertory

Gifts Greeters/Ushers Musicians Money Counters (Team 10)

Greg & Lana Kempf

Jared Sanders

Scrip

5:30 p.m.

Glenn & Carol Jones

Linda Schuster Nancy Windsor

Kylie Imhoff Randi Cottrell Ellise Kirchner

Kevin Griffy Family

Dick Blanck, Matt, Lori & Carter Rowlett (2) TBD

Jessica Johnson

7:30 a.m.

Ed & Sandra Larm

Kim Wolfe Darryl Kempf

Levi Jeffries Chase Amos

Addison Amos

Jason Eckerle Family

JD & Gretchen Twenter Bob Horst

TBD Children’s

Liturgy Bob & Lucille

Horne

Nancy Harris

11 a.m.

Steve & Jane Brengarth

Anecita Alvizo JoAnn

Berwanger

Addie Hubach Nathan Sims

Allison Drummond

Becky Wessing Family

Diane & Aaleigha Elbert Steve Brengarth TBD

Marilyn Kenney

If you are unable to serve in your ministry at the scheduled time, please obtain a substitute from the substitute list or trade times with someone on this schedule. Thank you for all you do to make our Liturgy so special!

MAY 27 ST. AUGUSTINE OF CANTERBURY (? – MAY 26, 605) May 27: Saint Augustine of Canterbury, a monk, was the first bishop of Canterbury. While he only labored for another eight years after establishing the diocese, his influence lives on. Part of his success, limited though it was, was due to his compassionate approach to the local peoples. Laboring patiently, Augustine wisely heeded the missionary principles—quite enlightened for the times—suggested by Pope Gregory: purify

rather than destroy pagan temples and customs; let pagan rites and festivals be transformed into Christian feasts; retain local customs as far as possible. The limited success Augustine achieved in England before his death in 605, a short eight years after his arrival, would eventually bear fruit long after in the conversion of England. Augustine of Canterbury can truly be called the “Apostle of England.”

Remember SCRIP for your summer travel plans! Watch the bulle n for an updated order form soon. You may also call, text, email us or see a SCRIP coordinator a er Mass. SCRIP email: stsppscrip@gmail.com. Or, call or text: Julie Lauer

660-888-1871; Darlene Smith 660-537-8638 or Cindy Larm 660-888-1817. REMINDER: Once school is dismissed for summer, the SCRIP binder will be kept in the parish office. Please see Flo or Theresa for purchases.

Please pray for the repose of the souls of Chester Harvell, father of Sy Harvell, who died May 3; Wilma Montgomery, mother of Paul Spr igg, who died May 16; and Henry Wessing, father of Beverly Imhoff, who died May 17. “May the souls of your faithful departed, through Your mercy Oh God, rest in peace, and may their families and friends receive comfort from the Lord.”

SATURDAY-SUNDAY, MAY 25-26 Catholic Charities Housewares Collection, church hall. Collection times: Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday from 12 noon to 2 p.m.

MONDAY, MAY 27 9AM: Memorial Day Mass at the cemetery

THURSDAY, MAY 29 6PM: Parish Vitality, church hall

MONDAY, JUNE 3 9AM: Legion of Mary, parish office 6PM: Rosary at church

FRIDAY, JUNE 7: FIRST FRIDAY 8:15AM: Adoration until Saturday morning at 8AM

TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION Why is it still Easter? The lilies have long since faded. The roots of our tradition of fifty days of rejoicing from Easter to Pentecost lie in the seven-day rhythm of the Jewish week, drawn from the six days of creation plus a Sabbath day. A favorite name for the Lord’s Day among our ancestors in the faith was “The Eighth Day,” meaning that in Christ a breakthrough to a new humanity was achieved. With that inner architecture, it makes sense to see Pentecost as a week of weeks, forty-nine days plus one, again signaling that a new age has begun in Christ and the outpouring of his Spirit. The Jewish appreciation for Pentecost gave rise to the Jubilee year, the fiftieth year, when debts were released and prisoners set free. Today, the character of our Easter Sundays is conveyed by joyful Alleluias and the rite of sprinkling at Mass. Long ago, people expressed this joy by suspending all rules of fasting and by never

kneeling at liturgy. These customs all point to our conviction that time is holy. There is an elegant balance to the Christian year: forty days of Lenten fast and discipline give way to fifty days of unrestrained rejoicing. That’s why it is still Easter!

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PRAYERS FOR OUR TROOPS Please pray for: Technical Sgt. Matthew A. Babbitt,

USAF San Antonio, TX, son of Tony & Jeanette Babbitt; Chief Paul Bryant, US Navy, Mayport, FL,

son of Robert & Connie Gerling; Spc. Justin Coleman, US Army, Fort Huachuca, AZ, son of Jim & Laura Coleman; AIC Rory Concannon, USAF at Luke

Air Force Base, Glendale, AZ, son of Justin and Kristina Hahn and Steven Concannon; LTJG Austin L. Hein, US Navy, stationed Joint Base, Charleston, SC,

son of Linda Hein and grandson of Gene & Emilie Herigon; Chad Twenter, Marine Corps, Officer

Training School, Quantico, VA, son of John & Lori Twenter, grandson of Ray & Mary Ellen Twenter;

Sgt. Johnathan Welborn, US Army, Fort Bragg, NC, grandson of Rich & Margie Moranville.

To have your military family member included in the bulletin, please email the information to: ssppchurch1@socket.net.

Ladies, would you like the man in your life to continue to grow his faith? Do you want him to be a positive Catholic role model for your family, the parish and community? Are you interested in access to some of the best insurance in the country? If so, the Knights of Columbus can do all these things! Have him visit www.kofc.org/joinus or email: boonvillekofc@gmail.com

It’s Pool Time! The Knights of Columbus swimming pool opens for the season Saturday, May 25. Memberships are $175. For membership information, text Bruce Gentry at 660-888-9194.

Church Cleaning Ministry SSPP is looking to reinstate our

"Heavenly Dusters" volunteer group to clean the church. If you are interested in helping with this ministry, please contact

Flo in the parish office, 660-882-6468. Thank you!

Second Banns Chandler Peeks and Amanda Hampton,

whose wedding will be Saturday, June 8, 2019 at

SS. Peter and Paul Catholic Church.

Catholic Wedding Bibles The Catholic Wedding Bible by Fireside Catholic Publishing is available for purchase in the church office. The cover is white bonded leather. It includes wedding day readings, family genealogy pages and a sacramental record section.

The English version is $28.35. The Spanish version is $21.95. Please see Flo in the church office, 882-6468.

Thank you to the family of

Agnes Rude for the memorial

donations to SS Peter & Paul Catholic Parish.

Find a Mass. If you’re traveling, use this free app to find a Mass near you. “Find a Mass” will

help you find a Mass in your current area, or the area you are traveling to. It's a very simple and intui ve app that strives to provide you with the exact informa on of what Masses are happening in any given area at any given me.

Annunciation Catholic Church Annual Picnic

California, Mo. A family-style dinner will be held Sunday, June 2 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the church hall. Dinner includes chicken, roast beer, mashed potatoes & gravy, sides, and pie. Adults $10, children 5-12 $5, under 5 free. Other activities: Bingo, country store, and kids games. Raffle prizes include a quilt and $500 cash.

The Bible Teaches It

Malachi 3:10-12 We Believe It Acts 4:32-35

God Honors It Genesis 14:18-20

We are grateful to you for your

presence, your participation and your financial support of

SS. Peter & Paul Catholic Parish.

It takes an average weekly collection

of $15,365 to sustain our current parish mission. If one wants to enjoy the benefits of the parish, one must invest in the parish. Stewardship is

everyone’s responsibility.

Sunday, May 19 Envelopes: $7,070.00;

Loose Checks: $4,080.00; Plate: $309.85;

School Support: $350.00; Cemetery: $125.00; TOTAL: $11,934.85

SSPP Care Fund

$610.00 was donated

PRAY FOR OUR SEMINARIANS Deacon Brad Berhorst, North American College, Rome Matt Lorang, Kenrick-Glennon Seminary, St. Louis Christopher Hoffmann, Ryan Bax, Ben Klebba, Taylor

Leffers, Erick Chinchilla, Jacob Hartman and Connor McCarty; Conception Abbey, Conception, Mo.

STEWARDSHIP REPORT Envelopes, Checks, Plate & ACH

May 5: $14,736.49 May 12: $13,366.03 May 19: $12,964.85 May 26: $ 0.00

Budget Month-to-Date: $47,662.50 Receipts: $41,067.37

Difference: <$6,595.13>

Budget Year-to-Date (5 yr. avg.): $718,862.50

Year-to-Date Received:$621,602.12 Difference <$97,260.38>

Saturday 5:30PM 225 in a endance 200 empty seats

Sunday 7:30AM 179 in a endance 246 empty seats

Sunday 11:00AM 232 in a endance 193 empty seats

TOTAL 636 in a endance 639 empty seats

Mass Counts: May 18 & 19, 2019 Sea ng capacity is 425 x 3 masses = 1,275.

Sister Nancy recently wrote this in anticipation of her 60th Jubilee:

“A religious vocation is a privilege and a gift. Many years ago I received the gift of a vocation. First, I tried to ignore the call, but the relentless lover, as God is often called, would not let me run away.

What a gift I have been given! Through the years of serving God and the dear neighbor, I have come to realize the value of this gift and what a vocation really means to me.

I have taught music, theatre and religion and enjoyed each. However, the highlight was theater productions with junior high youth in Boonville, Mo., because it included the entire family in some aspect or

another. For example, the dads would build the sets, the moms created the costumes and often

former students who were in high school would ask if they could be part of the cast.

One of my favorite productions was “The Wizard of Oz.” I can

recall with vivid memory the costumes created and the energy and delight of all involved.

A high tribute came from the civic community when I was offered the local civic theater for not only this performance but for others.

I thank God each day for this gift and pray that more young people will follow the call to serve God in religious life.

Sister Nancy Meade is celebrating her 60th Jubilee! She took vows June 1, 1959. Cards may be sent to her at: 1300 Washington St.; PO Box 279; Concordia, KS 66901

You may call her at 785-243-2113

Saturday, June 1st, 5:30PM Knights of Columbus

Memorial Mass for Deceased Knights, spouses, and Ladies

Auxiliary members. Please plan to attend

in their memory. Scholarships and youth

organization donations will also be presented at this Mass.

Immaculate Conception Parish in Loose Creek is hosting a

German Pot Roast and Fried Chicken Dinner Sunday, June 9

from 11 .m. to 7 p.m. Adults $11, children 6-12 $5. Free shuttle

service will be provided from the Loose Creek Community Center. The event will include live country music from 12 noon to 4 p.m. and

a quilt and dessert auction at 5 p.m. Quilts can be viewed online

at www.optionc.com. (Enter school code 8104.)

MEN’S RETREAT “Come away by yourselves to a lonely place,

and rest a while.” (Mark 6:31) The men’s retreat at the

White House Jesuit Retreat Center in St. Louis for the Columbia-area will be held June 6-9, 2019.

In your silence, a hallmark of the St. Ignatius Spiritual Exercises, you will journey with the Lord

in a renewal of mind, spirit and body. For information and registration contact

Bill Busch at 573-874-1212.

CHRISTpower is an authentically Catholic service retreat for high school students to grow in relationship with Jesus Christ and his Church where a safe environment is created for each retreatant to ask the question, “Who is God the Father creating me to become?”

Retreatants are divided into teams. In the course of a week, each team goes to five different service sites.

In the evening, everyone is brought back together where spectacular life nights filled with uplifting Christian music and activities allow the retreatants to grow in relationship with Jesus Christ, each other and themselves.

Camp is at Helias Catholic High School in Jefferson City on July 14-20.

For more information visit www.oymdiojeffcity.com/christpower.

Summer youth camps There are several youth camps

available this summer. Please check them out!

Camp Maccabee 2019 Camp Maccabee was founded in 2009 with the purpose of forming bold, Catholic, masculine leaders. Since then, the

camp has evolved into a much-anticipated summer event for many young Catholic men (grades 9-12) across the Diocese of Jefferson City. Camps are in St. Roberts on June 23-28 and July 21-26. For more information visit: www.oymdiojeffcity.com/camp-maccabee.

Camp Siena Camp Siena is a summer camp experience committed to helping young Catholic women (grades 9-12) deepen their

relationship with God and others by exercising, understanding, and living their unique feminine spirituality and becoming the woman God is calling them to be. It is offered July 28-Aug. 1. For more information, visit: www.oymdiojeffcity.com/camp-siena.

Totus Tuus (“Totally Yours”) will be held at SS Peter & Paul from July 7-12. Registra on for Totus Tuus is open! Informa-

onal flyers and registra on forms are avail-able in the front ves bule of church in the document organizer and on our church web-site, stsppchurch.net. Totus Tuus is a weeklong Catholic summer program for kids and teens, facilitated by diocesan hired and trained college-age counselors. The Kids Program (for children entering grades 1-6 in the fall of 2019) runs from Monday, July 8 to Friday, July 12, from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The Teen Program (for students entering grades 7-12 in the fall of 2019) runs from Sunday, July 7 to Thursday, July 11, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. We will need parent volunteers as well! For more infor-ma on, or to volunteer, contact Theresa in the parish office, 882-6468 or email ssppdre@sspp.net.

SSPP 8th Grade Garage Sale (Class of 2020) The SSPP Class of 2020 will hold a garage sale

Friday & Saturday, May 31 & June 1 from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. at

812 Christus Dr. and 815 Christus Dr.

Proceeds will benefit their 8th grade class trip. Donations accepted.

Call Jessica Johnson at 660-537-9650 for information.

SS. Peter and Paul Catholic School 502 7th Street; phone: 882-2589 www.stsppschool.net

End of the 18/19 School Year: Another year has concluded at Saints Peter & Paul. On behalf of the students, faculty, and staff, thank you for supporting the educational mission of the Catholic church by operating a parish school! 2019-2020 School Year Registration: Registration packets have been sent out! If you have any questions, please contact the school. 2018-2019 Yearbooks: Orders are being taken for the yearbook! The full-color yearbook is $20 each. You may order online at https://inter-state.com/Yearbook and use code 35732K.

For information about our school,

to inquire about registering your student in our school, or for other school-related requests, please call the school, 882-2589.

Principal: Alan Lammers; Email: alammers@ssppschool.net

Formed Pick of the Week

In this week’s FORMED Pick, join the adventure of legendary warrior and saint, Joan of Arc, who, at seventeen, led one of the greatest military campaigns for freedom the world has ever witnessed.

This week, go to formed.org and watch Joan of Arc.

To register on stsppchurch.formed.org. Follow the instructions to set up a free account.

Use our parish code: MR7FGW.

The following employment opportunities are available in the diocese. Please visit https://diojeffcity.org/about-us/employment/ for details. Housing and financial

counselor, Catholic Charities of Central and Northern Missouri

Director of Stewardship Administrative Assistant—

Faith Formation Director of Human Resources Part-time relief house parents Father Tolton Catholic High

School: Assistant Swim Coach, Math Teacher, Language Arts Teacher, Social Studies Teacher, Theology Teacher, President

Helias Catholic High School: Administrative Assistant, Guidance Counselor

Immaculate Conception —Jefferson City: Music Teacher

(K-8), PK-8 Resource Teacher, Preschool Aide

Our Lady of Lourdes Interparish - Columbia: Elementary School Counselor, Middle School Language Arts Teacher, Middle School Science Teacher, Middle School Theology Teacher, Teachers for Grades K-5

SS. Peter & Paul: Music Teacher/Minister

St. Joseph, Pilot Grove: 3/4 Grade Teacher, Kindergarten Teacher

St. Joseph Cathedral, Jefferson City: Athletic Director/PE Teacher, School Counselor, Special Education Instructor

St. Peter Interparish School, Jefferson City: Kindergarten Teacher, Special Education Aide, Teacher Aide/Preschool Aftercare

Congratula ons SSPP Class of 2019 Congratula ons to the SSPP Class of 2019 who graduated eighth grade Thursday, May 16. Class members include: Colby Caton, Will Wright, Tyson Frederick, Grace Williams, Katelyn Smith, Aaron Vossler, Jordyn Fuemmeler, Cooper Kopine, Isaac Marrio , Leah Ziegelbein, Owen Armentrout, Adam Neckerman, Maxwell Eckerle, Abby Fuemmeler, Zoey Lang, Evan Gerke, Madison Smith, Aus n Rice, Carter Rowle , Bryson Wessing and Claire Wi ng. May God bless you as you start your high school years!

Confirma on Students A end REBOOT! Confirma on students from SSPP and St. Joseph, Faye e a ended Chris Stefanick’s REBOOT! event at the Cathedral of St. Joseph in Jefferson City on May 1. The focus of the evening was “Live the Life You Were Made For.” Stefanick’s talk included an outline of five habits to achieve this goal as Chris ans. The five habits include: loving yourself, praying, sharing the faith, friendship, and reboot. Everyone who a ended was given a booklet that contained informa on from the evening as well as two of Stefanick’s other books, “Joy to the World: Twenty-Five Medita ons on the Best News Ever and How to Live it Every Day” and “I Am _________ REWRITE Your Name—REWRITE Your Life.” You can follow Chris on Instagram and Twi er.

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All participants who attend an estimated 60-90 minute in-home product consultation willreceive a $50 gift certificate. Visit https://www.restaurant.com/about/terms for complete

terms and conditions and https://www.restaurant.com for participating restaurants. Retailvalue is $50. Offer sponsored by LeafGuard Holdings Inc. Limit one per household.

Company procures, sells, and installs seamless gutter protection. This offer is valid forhomeowners over 18 years of age. If married or involved with a life partner, both

cohabitating persons must attend and complete presentation together. Participants musthave a photo ID, be able to understand English, and be legally able to enter into a contract.

The following persons are not eligible for this offer: employees of Company or affiliatedcompanies or entities, their immediate family members, previous participants in a Company

in-home consultation within the past 12 months and all current and former Companycustomers. Gift may not be extended, transferred, or substituted except that Company maysubstitute a gift of equal or greater value if it deems it necessary. Gift card will be mailed tothe participant via first class United States Mail within 10 days of receipt of the promotionform. Not valid in conjunction with any other promotion or discount of any kind. Offer is

subject to change without notice prior to reservation. Expires 9/30/19.

*Guaranteed not to clog for aslong as you own your home, orwe’ll clean your gutters for free.

CALL BY 5/31 TO RECEIVE75% 50% OFF

LABORAfter 5/31/19 customer will be

eligible for 50% off labor.Does not include cost ofmaterial. Offer expires

9/30/19.

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