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PARISH LIFE
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We have a beautiful Adoration Chapel where you can spend some quality time with Jesus.
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Spend time studying the Scirptures with your fellow parishioners! We've got groups for men, women, young adults, and more!
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Most Sunday mornings following the 8:00 and 9:30 am Masses, parishioners gather to enjoy fellowship with new and old friends while enjoying doughnuts and beverages. Volunteer opportunities exist to help serve on this fellowship ministry.
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The Community Fall Festival, held in September each year, is the largest fundraising and community building event for the parish.
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The Finance Council is an advisory body focusing on the allocation of resources to appropriately serve our different ministries. Responsibilities include planning and overseeing the parish budget, advising on revenue and expenditures, and buildings and grounds planning. The council meets monthly.
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Join us for our 2023 Fish Fry Season!
February 24 • March 3, 10, 17, 24, & 31
5 pm – 7 pm • Multipurpose Room
Church of St. Peter, 1250 South Shore Drive, Forest Lake
Free-will Offering
Suggested Donation:
$13 (Ages 13+) • $7 (Children 6-12) • 5 & under FREE!
Takeout is available! All are welcome!
Menu Featuring:
Fried Cod*, Baked Tilapia*, Fries or Potatoes, Coleslaw, Texas Toast, Coffee, Milk, Lemonade/Water, Dessert
*Can be substituted with Meatless Pasta or Grilled Cheese Sandwich
There will also be an opportunity for Confessions in the church (6 pm – 6:45 pm). Stations of the Cross will follow in the church at 7 pm.
Questions? Want to volunteer?
Kathy Rubio • (651) 982-2227 • krubio@stpeterfl.org
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These appointed members attend and participate in meetings to represent the views of the parish and act in an advisory capacity to our Pastor. Each member serves as a liaison to other parish committees. Meetings are generally held once a month.
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The objectives of this volunteer committee are to inspire, educate, and motivate the parish community to ensure the Church teaching; that each human life, from conception to natural death, needs to be respected as a marvelous gift from God. Monthly meetings include training, spiritual, and educational opportunities.
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