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Parish Directory
Thirty - third Sunday in Ordinary Time
November 16, 2014
Sts. Peter and Paul
Catholic Faith Community
5300 Old Howell Branch Road
Winter Park, FL 32792
(407) 657-6114
Sacramental Life of the Parish
Reconciliation: Saturday - 4pm to 4:45pm. Also by appointment.
Please call the Parish Office.
Baptisms: Parents must be registered, active members of this parish for three
months before they may begin the Baptism process. Please call the Parish
Office (Ext. 260) to make arrangements.
Marriages: The Catholic party must be a registered, active member of this
parish for a minimum of three months before marriage preparation can begin.
A six month preparation is also required. Please call the Parish Office
(Ext. 260) for more information.
Anointing and Pastoral Care of the Sick: Please call the Parish Office if
anyone is sick at home, in the hospital or nursing home, and would like to be
visited.
Schedule of Masses and Prayers
Saturday Vigil Mass……………………………………....5pm, 7pm (Spanish)
Parish Office
Phone: (407) 657-6114
Fax: (407) 657-9375
Monday through Friday
9am to 5pm
Pastor
Fr. Derk Schudde
Parochial Vicar
Fr. Fidel Rodriquez Cuza,
OCD
Sunday Masses……………………………..….………8am, 10am, 12pm, 6pm
Holy Day Mass……………………………………….……………8:30am, 7pm
Weekday Masses Monday-Friday……………………………………...8:30am
Morning Prayer Monday-Friday…………………………………………..8am
Rosary, Novena & Divine Mercy Chaplet……………….....Monday at 7pm
Adoration and Benediction…….....Tuesday 6pm-9pm, Thursday 9am-12pm
Deacons
Al Castellana
Norm Levesque
Scott Lindeman
Donald Warner
Charismatic Prayer Group………………………….………..Thursday at 7pm
Pope Francis' universal prayer intention for November is:
“That all who suffer loneliness may experience the closeness of
God and the support of others.”
Parish Directory
In Our Parish
Our Lord Jesus Christ, the King of the Universe
Jesus Christ is king of all creation. At
the end of Matthew’s Gospel, Jesus
tells his disciples that all authority in
heaven and on earth has been given to
him (28:18). The Revelation of John
calls him King of kings and Lord of
lords (19:16). People wanted to make
Jesus a king after he worked the
miracle of the loaves, but he went
away by himself instead (Jn 6:15).
They wanted a secular king to govern their land. Jesus
wanted to rule their hearts. The Catholic Church
celebrates the kingship of Christ on the last Sunday of the
church year which is November 23rd. The liturgical year
reaches its climax in a celebration that honors the supreme
command of Christ. He has dominion over all creation,
and he rules every person who believes in him. The feast of
Christ the King entered the Catholic calendar in 1925,
which Pope Pius XI had set aside as a holy year. Pius
thought the feast would bring the year to a solemn close,
help combat the forces of secularism, and remind the world
that Christ is its ultimate ruler. The pope chose the last
Sunday of October because of its proximity to the end of
the liturgical year and to serve as a prelude to All Saints
Day on Nov. 1. The same day was already being observed
as Reformation Sunday in the Protestant traditions. Pope
Paul VI moved the observance from the end of October to
the very last Sunday of the church year in order to exalt its
theme even more. Now we end the year with an idea that
sums up all that we have celebrated and that prepares us to
start anew: this Jesus, whose birth we will soon celebrate, is
the king of all creation.
Thanksgiving Dinner
The Christ Renews His Parish ministry will be helping Fr. Derk
host the annual Thanksgiving dinner on November 27th. It will
take place in the Parish Family Center on Thanksgiving Day.
A traditional dinner of turkey and all the
fixings will be served at 1pm. If you
don’t have family in the area or have no
place to go on Thanksgiving Day, come
celebrate with your parish family. The
dinner will be free. We ask that you call
Gloria in the parish office at (407) 6576114, ext. 228, no later than Monday,
November 24th if you have any
questions or to make reservations for
you and the members in your party.
Join us for Mass on Thanksgiving Day
We invite all to start Thanksgiving Day by “giving thanks” in
the celebration of the Eucharist. Mass will be celebrated at
9:00am in the church.
The Song of Harvest Home - UCF Choral Concert
All parishioners are invited to the UCF Fall Choral Concert to
be held here in our parish church on Thursday, November 20th
at 7:30pm. The University Chorus, Women’s Chorus and
Chamber Singers, directed by Dr. David Brunner and Kelly A.
Miller, will perform classical, folk, American and world music.
Featuring pianist Per Danielsson and Theatre UCF dancers
directed by Judi Siegfried. Narrated by Kate Ingram. Please
bring a non-perishable food item to benefit our food pantry.
Admission is free.
Parish Offices
Adult Faith
Formation/RCIA/
Young Adults
Sal Ballacchino ............... Ext 254
Bookkeeper
Andrea Cole ................... Ext 253
Fingerprinting
Gloria Miller................... Ext 228
Maintenance
Will Rivas....................... Ext 250
Leo Fitzsimmons………..Ext 250
Faith Formation
Fax (407) 657-9530
Scott Lindeman ............... Ext 246
Sacrament Coordinator
Denise Farrington ............ Ext 260
Business Office
Pat Nunes ....................... Ext 225
Pastoral Care/Ministry to the Sick/
Bereavement
Kate Clark ...................... Ext 223
Children’s Faith Formation/
Youth Ministry
Paula Wright .................. Ext 249
Liturgy/Music Ministry
Paul Kusler ..................... Ext 235
Joe Marcellino………….. Ext 244
Early Learning Center
Phone (407) 677-6191
Dr. Kate Clark ................. Ext 434
Terry DeVore .................. Ext 433
Hispanic Ministry
Anna Torres .................... Ext 236
Receptionist
Denise Farrington ........... Ext 221
Website
Sts Peter & Paul... www.stspp.net
Sacristan
Michael Arthur-Wong ..... Ext 355
Parish Directory
In Our Parish
Let’s Celebrate Christmas Together!
Please join us on Saturday,
December 6th from 8:00pm
until 12:00am, at our
Christmas Party Dinner and
Dance, organized by the
Hispanic Ministry of our
parish. Tickets are $30 for
adults, $15 for children ages
9-12 and $5 for children ages 3-8. A typical
Caribbean dinner will be served including dessert and coffee.
A variety of music by DJ, and a 50/50 raffle plus other
surprises. Come, bring your friends and family to celebrate
and share with your parish family. To purchase tickets,
please stop in to the Parish Office, Monday through Friday
from 9am until 5pm. For more information, please contact
us at (407) 657-6114, ext. 236.
New Year’s Eve Dance
Tickets are now available to join Fr. Derk and the pastoral
staff for the “Black Tie and Pearls” ball on December 31st
from 7:30pm until 1:00am in our Parish Center. Your ticket
for this fun-filled evening to ring
in the new year will include hors
d’oeuvres, dinner, dessert, party
favors, photo-booth, and a
champagne toast at midnight.
There will also be silent auction
and raffle items, a 50/50
drawing, and a cash bar, along
with live entertainment and a DJ. Tickets are now available
at the Parish Office and are $50 per person until December
21st ($60 per person after December 21st). Black tie and
pearls are optional.
300 Club Tickets Now On Sale for 2015
The Men's Club are actively selling tickets for our 2015
calendar year. Tickets are $25 for 57 chances to win. The
proceeds from these sales go right back to the church in the
form of: Carillon Sound System that rings before and after
each mass as well as on the hour and half hour; new flat
screen TV's in the classrooms; a significant donation to the
Evangelical Ministry for the purchase of the books
distributed last year at Christmas and again this year. So
support for this 300 club gets you a chance to win some
money, but more importantly allows us to make improvements around the church, so please consider buying a ticket
today. They are on sale at every Mass and by seeing any
Men's Club member.
300 Club Winner
The winner for November 9th: #0185.
Feeding the Homeless
In October, your donations fed the residents in the new
Men's Pavilion, people invited in off the street, those at the
Women, Children and Families
facility as well as to the Battered
Women's facility. Thanks to all of
you who helped us bring meals to
homeless in downtown Orlando. It
was done through your donating
food, donating money, helping with
preparing and serving the hungry. May God bless you all
for your incredible generosity and dedication. Next
Sunday, November 23rd we will again be serving meals at
the Coalition for the Homeless. Tins being distributed
today after Masses can be returned with prepared food (e.g.
pasta, rice, meat, potatoes, baked items) to the Parish Hall
between 7:30am and 2:30pm next Sunday, November
23rd. For more details call (407) 365-6730. Your continued
support is greatly appreciated. Your monetary donations
together with food donations, help us to serve all these
meals. Monetary donations can be left at our carts outside
the church on the 3rd Sunday of each month. Alternatively,
checks made out to Sts. Peter and Paul, with “for Feed the
Homeless” in the memo section, can be dropped in the
collection baskets during Masses throughout the month.
We periodically also need additional assistance with food
transport to the Coalition. If have a truck or SUV and
could serve as back-up for this vital function, please contact
Bill at (407) 365-6730 or wrowan8@att.net. If you have
not been receiving information from our ministry as
requested, or would like to start getting it, send an email to
Bill at (new address) wrowan8@att.net
Saint John Paul II Ministry
Meeting of St. John Paul II Ministry this month will be
Sunday, November 16th in St. Joseph room (parish center)
at 2:30pm. All interested are welcome.
Breakfast with Santa
The annual Breakfast with Santa will be
held on Saturday, December 13th, in
the Parish Family Center. Breakfast will
consist of French toast sticks, sausage,
OJ and milk and will be served from
9:00-10:00 am. Santa will arrive at
10:00 am. Parents, please bring your cameras and take
pictures of your child/children with Santa. Children will
visit with Santa, work on a Christmas craft, and learn about
the Advent Wreath and its meaning for Christmas.
Admission is an item for the Parish Pantry. Breakfast is free
for children 10 years of age and younger. For those 10-16
years old there will be a charge of $2, and adults will be
charged $3. Hosted by the Council of Catholic Women.
In Our Parish
Everyday Evangelization: How to Share Your Faith With
Confidence
All parishioners are invited to an evening of inspiration and
dialogue with popular author and speaker, Bert Ghezzi, hosted
by Ablaze - the Sts. Peter and Paul Young Adult Ministry. Bert
Ghezzi has written twenty books, including: Voices of the
Saints, Mystics and Miracles, and most recently, The Heart of
Catholicism and Prayers to the Holy Spirit. Join us Monday,
November 17th, in the Parish Hall at 7:00pm.
Christmas Caroling for Shut-ins: It’s that time again!
This year’s event will take place on Saturday, December 13th
from 1:30-4:30pm. We will begin gathering by
the fountain with the statue of Jesus washing
Peter’s feet at 1:15pm. and leave promptly at
1:30pm. If you are interested in going, have a
minivan to help with carpooling to the homes
and facilities, or if you just want more
information, please call Marian at (407) 678-8581. It is a
beautiful way to experience the true meaning of Christmas!
Ministry to the Sick Christmas Angels
It is that time of the year when our hearts go out to
our parishioners who are home bound or living in
nursing homes. Christmas Angels with suggested
gift ideas will be in the Narthex after all Masses on
November 29 and 30th. Please pick up an angel
and return an unwrapped gift to the Family Center
or Office by December 14th. We want to ensure
our most vulnerable parishioners know they are
always in our thoughts and prayers especially at
Christmas. For inquiries please contact Diane Fitzsimmons at
(497) 672-0612 or Diana Espinoza at (407) 766-3955.
Ablaze - Young Adult Ministry
Monday Night Ablaze continues its third series tomorrow
night where we will be discussing how to "Ignite the Fire
Within: Celebrating my Catholic Identity." We will meet at
7:00pm in the St. Joseph room. " Join us on Thursday nights at
Crispers at 7:00pm for our weekly Bible Study where we
prepare for Sunday Mass together by discussing and reflecting
on the upcoming weekend's readings. No preparation is
necessary! For more information about Ablaze and our
upcoming events, follow us on Facebook
(www.facebook.com/StsPandPYAM) or email us
at stspp.ablaze@gmail.com.
WorkForce Ministry
The next WorkForce Ministry meeting will be Monday
December 8th from 7:00-8:00pm in the St. Frances
Classroom. The Sts. Peter and Paul WorkForce Ministry
provides support, encouragement, resources and Christian
fellowship to the unemployed and underemployed by
preparing them to face the challenges of a new job search.
Our presenter will be fellow Sts. Peter & Paul parishioner
Dr. Douglas W. Texter who will lead an interactive
discussion on effective resume and cover letter writing
techniques. Doug previously served as a résumé coach for
the Employment Ministry at the Basilica of St. Mary in
Minneapolis and is currently pursuing certification as a
résumé writer, as well as taking refresher courses in copy
editing through the University of California at Berkeley.
Doug currently serves as the Course Director for Literary
Criticism and Analytical Thinking at Full Sail University.
He earned his BA at the University of Pennsylvania, his
MA at Villanova University, and his Ph.D. at the
University of Minnesota. For those looking for fellowship
in your own job search or for those looking to support your
fellow parishioners in their challenging career transition,
please join us at WorkForce. For further information,
please call Stephen Smith at (386) 566-6689.
Life Screening Event
Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic Church is pleased to offer a
preventive health event. Life Line Screening, a leading
provider of community-based preventive health screenings,
will host their affordable, non-invasive and painless health
screenings on December 4th. Five screenings will be
offered that scan for potential health problems related to:
blocked arteries; abdominal aortic aneurysms; hardening of
the arteries in the legs; atrial fibrillation or irregular heart
beat ; and a bone density screening, for men and women.
Register for a Wellness Package which includes 4 vascular
tests and osteoporosis screening from $149 ($139 with our
member discount). All five screenings take 60-90 minutes
to complete. In order to register for this event and to
receive a $10 discount off any package priced above
$129 please call 1-888-653-6441 or visit
www.lifelinescreening.com/community-partners.
Bulletin Deadline
The bulletin deadline is 12:00pm. Information must be
received by Monday, November 17th for the Nov. 22/23
bulletin and by Wednesday, November 19th for the
November 29/30 bulletin. Please email Pat Nunes:
pat.nunes@stspp.net.
Parish Ministries
In Our Diocese
Support the Catholic Campaign for Human Development Collection Nov. 22-23
The Catholic Campaign for Human Development is dedicated to breaking the cycle of
poverty by funding community programs that encourage independence. You are
essential to its success. Your generous donations will give those in poverty the support
they need to make lasting changes. Together, we can make a difference in families and
communities across the United States. Please donate prayerfully and generously.
“Together in Holiness”– An Inspiring Event for Couples!
November 15th from 8:00am-1:00pm. You don’t want to miss this…the first ever
Together in Holiness offered in the Diocese of Orlando! This half-day event for couples
will help your marriage and family—not just to survive—but to thrive in holiness! The
morning includes insightful presentations, Mass, Eucharistic adoration, and conversation with the one you love. Speakers include the dynamic Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers,
radio host of From the Rooftops; Dennis Johnson Jr., Secretary for Evangelization and
Family Life for the Diocese of Orlando; and Chris & Sarah Stravitsch from the John
Paul II Foundation for Life & Family. You will learn how your family is a domestic
church, insights on prayer, and practical guidance for praying with your spouse and
children at home. Free childcare! Learn more and register at
www.TogetherInHoliness.org. Treat yourselves to this inspiring event!
Give Generously to the Support for Retired Religious Collection Dec. 7
Religious order sisters, brothers, and priests have spent their lives ministering to others.
Minister to them in their retirement by giving generously to the Support for Retired
Religious Collection. Funds collected will provide for the day-to-day care of roughly
35,000 senior religious, providing necessities such as prescription medications and
nursing care. Please give to those who have given a lifetime.
Helpers’ Mass and Rosary Procession, December 6th with Bishop Noonan
The next Helpers’ Mass and Rosary procession will be held at St. Mary Magdalen
Catholic Church (861 Maitland Avenue, Altamonte Springs, FL) Saturday, December
6th, beginning with Mass at 8:00am with Bishop Noonan. Following Mass participants
will process to the All Women's Center facility on Maitland Avenue while praying the
rosary. All are invited to join in praying for the protection of human life. For more
information, contact the Office of Advocacy and Justice; (407) 246-4819;
advocacyjustice@orlandodiocese.org.
The Way, The Truth, The Life Video Series
Bishop John Noonan announced a new video series in the Diocese of Orlando aimed at
helping people know the core tenets of the Catholic faith and how to integrate those
tenets into daily life. The campaign, titled "The Way, The Truth and The Life", is
comprised of eight videos and based on Sacred Scripture: "Master, we do not know
where you are going; how can we know the way? Jesus said to him, "I am the way and
the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me" (John 14:5-6).
The videos may be found at http://www.orlandodiocese.org/waytruthlife.
Altar Care
Michael Arthur-Wong .. 671-3208
Altar Servers
Merry Warnock ...... 321-439-5592
Annulments
Lorayne Stelling............ 830-1971
Bereavement
Ellen Ryall …………….694-0216
Boy Scouts
Chuck Hippler .............. 310-4731
Catholic Scripture Study
Mary Pavlis .................. 678-5283
Charismatic Prayer Group
Claude Cassagnol ......... 657-1539
Children’s Liturgy
Christine McFarland ..... 672-1757
Christ Renews His Parish
Michael Tricoche .......... 754-6542
Council of Catholic Women
Nora Stark .................... 252-4537
Compass
Linda Pellegrino ........... 737-9549
English as a Second Language
Mary/Enzo Del Vento...542-5482
Feeding the Homeless
Bill Rowan ................... 365-6730
Filipino Group
Dan Lacsamana ............ 227-2712
Food Pantry
Michael Arthur-Wong .. 671-3208
Hospitality
Art Robinson &
Claudia Silva ................ 208-0788
Lay Carmelites
Albert Perez.................. 657-0074
Legion of Mary
Jose Sharpe................... 690-3749
Marriage Enrichment Ministry
Willie & Gigi Santiago .. 227-1504
Men’s Club
Ernie Smith .................. 671-3998
Ministers of Holy Communion
Donna Chuchla ............ 542-6483
Ministry of Mothers Sharing
Rose Tuttle ................... 765-3394
Neighborhood Network
Gloria Miller ................ 657-6114
Parish Council
Hank Marchese............ 679-5592
Readers
Terrie Rowan ............... 365-6730
Rosary Makers
Rosemarie DiSimone .... 671-9560
Ultreya/Cursillo
Michael & Denise
Farrington .............. 321-422-5603
Ushers
Michael Kubanet .......... 657-2836
Women of Purpose
Diane Fitzsimmons ...... 672-0612
WorkForce
Stephen Smith…....386-566-6689
Parish Directory
Mass Intentions for this Week
Monday, November 17 - Saint Elizabeth of Hungary, Religious
8:30 am...†Tex Bomotano by Eddie & Aida Sambat
Tuesday, November 18
8:30 am…†Francis Engel by Nick & Pat Nunes
Wednesday, November 19
8:30 am…†Andrea Bereznak by Chojnacki Family
Thursday, November 20
8:30 am…†Eileen Lombardi by Lombardi Family
Friday, November 21 - The Presentation of the Blessed
Virgin Mary
8:30 am…†Barbara Rajchel by Lou & Dolores Rajchel
Scripture Readings for
Next Weekend
Ez 34:11-12,15-17
1 Cor 15:20-26, 28
Matthew 25:31-46
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*Please Note: Names will be left
on the Prayer List for one month.
If you would like a name to be
kept on the list for an additional
month, please call the Parish
Office (407) 657-6114.
Saturday, November 22 - Saint Cecilia, Virgin and Martyr
Vigil Mass for Our Lord Jesus Christ,
King of the Universe
5:00 pm…†Cecilia Gillan by Roselie Laugen
7:00 pm…†John Julian Flaherty by Mom, Dad & Sister
Sunday, November 23 - Our Lord Jesus Christ,
King of the Universe
8:00 am...†Joseph A. Yarid by Janet Yarid
10:00 am...†People of the Parish
12:00 pm...†Raquel Montero by Pirela Family
6:00 pm...†Clemente T. Alcala by Family
And Please Pray For...
Cali Rose Adkins
Tere Alcantara
Maria Balisado
The Barrera Family
Bernard Carr
Irene Chessa
Louise Clancy
Ken Clark
Justine Cline
Joseph S. Columbus
Miguel Lopez Deynes
Asher Donovan
Micah Ashley Duff
Emerita Dulce
Patricia Dwyer
Carla Ely
Esther Ely
Mike Farrington
Lynn Fekany
Ron Ferrara
Alice Filipelli
Judi Flanagan
Christy Gallucci
The Galvin Family
Nicholas Garcia
Joan Gogulski
Billy Graham
Arsenio Gumahad
Michelle Haug
Kyra Henriques
The Horgan Family
John Horvath
Margie Ingalls
Robert Jablonski
Tracie Jackson
Maria Jaen
Andy Jenkins
Conrad Kaminski
Edward Kane
Betty Kearney
Eleanor Keilman
Ann Lancaster
Phyllis Lapeus
Morgan Layco
Dominick Livera
Andrew Loire
Jo Longo
Renee Love
Maria Lung
Emilie Lyons
Annette Magloire
Marianne Santos Malsi
Jorge Martinez
The Matta Family
Michael McGrail
Georgina Medina
Midia Medina
Momizagans Mgdl
The Nanadiego Family
S. Lee Nease
Joan Noviello
Edward O’Donnell
Gloria Ocasio
The Ortega Family
Beverly Owen
Rebecca Padilla
Jesus Panora
Mary Pashayan
Christopher Petrisin
Diane Petrone
Silvio Petrone Jr.
Manuel Pino
Myrna Pino
Rafael Pino
Rosa Pino
Jayne Precor
Ruth Proaño
Ed Provencher III
Elizabeth Quintana
Todd Raby
Michael Ramos
The Ramos Family
Alice Redmond
Julia Reparip
Helen Rice
Lorrene Richard
Richard Ridigill
Brendalee Rivera
Dennis Joel Rivera
Lissette Rivera
Sandra Rivera
The Rivera Family
Kathy & Donna Roemer
Lois Roundy
Rosemary Van Ruiten
Annette Schimpf
Gabriel Serna
Pablo Serna
The Serenil Family
Carolyn Sherlock
Joe Shorten
Andrew Sinclair
Sue Smith
Raymond Srebernak
Donna Stas
Ruth Stokes
The Stratton Family
Bernice Summers
The Syzmanski Family
David Talbert
Fr. Joseph Terra
Lindsey Terrell
Dee Thomas
Remy Torres
Flora Twachtman
Nancy Tyson
Inez Uhler
Rosemary Van Ruiten
Susan Vaughan
Emil Veselka
Kathleen Voodre
Son Vu
Trisha Watson
Joe Weber
Elizabeth Winter
Sam Woodward
Beth Young
Steven Young
Holy Mary,
Mother of God, pray for
us sinners, now and at the
hour of our death. Amen.