Masses
Saturday 4:00PM Vigil
Sunday 8:00 & 10:30AM, 5:00PM
Monday– Wednesday 6:45AM
Thursday 8:15AM
Friday 6:45AM
Holydays 6:45AM, 12:10PM
Confessions
Monday-Wednesday 7:15-7:30AM
Thursday 6:00-7:00PM
Friday 7:15-7:30 AM
Saturday 3:00-3:45PM
Perpetual Help Novena
Tuesday after 6:45AM Mass
Holy Hour
Thursday 6:00-7:00PM
December 24 - 31, 2023
The Nativity of the Lord
200 West Harrison Street, Belleville, IL 62220
Notre Dame Academy (618) 233-6414 Green Mount Catholic Cemetery (618) 234-4858
Most Reverend Michael G. McGovern, Bishop of Belleville
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From Fr. Godfrey
- A CHILD IS BORN TO US. Sunlight
fades each day as darkness envelops the earth.
Yet the brilliance of the moon reflects the
light, even in darkness. As Jesus is born, far
brighter than the sun or moon, even brighter
than the star of Bethlehem, shines the Light of
the World, newborn, yet ancient, a tiny child,
yet Almighty and Everlasting. The presence of God’s Love
Incarnate conquers darkness and the sweetness of the Infant
shines always upon us. Surrounded by darkness, we gather in the
warm light, twinkling on the trees, flickering in the candlelight,
glimmering in our souls, sparkling in our hearts, dwelling always
among us in charity. Our weeks of waiting have reached their
hope. It is no mirage: the Savior dwells among us in the flesh.
Christ is born to us. Let us rejoice.
- JANUARY 1. We will celebrate the Solemnity of Mary, Mother
of God on January 1, but because it’s on a Monday, it is not a day
of obligation this year. Masses will be New Year’s Eve at 4:00PM
(not 5:00PM) and New Year’s Day at 9:00AM only.
- CHRISTMAS SEASON. Don’t go taking down that Christmas
tree on Tuesday! For us the Christmas season lasts until the
Baptism of the Lord – January 8. It takes us time to celebrate such
a wondrous event in our life of faith. So don’t run too quickly to
Ordinary Time. Live it up a bit and remember how blessed we
are.
- THANK YOU to so many people who have made year-end
gifts to the parishes. Those gifts help us. I’ll be following up with
more precise information, but our finances aren’t in great shape.
Thanks for helping keep us afloat! God bless you all.
- NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS. What if we all made FOUR
new year’s resolutions along the lines of hospitality, prayer,
formation, and service? How will I be more welcoming? How will
I pray better? What faith formation will I engage? And how will I
offer more generous service? If we head in those directions, I
promise we’ll be better disciples!
Parish Office Hours
Monday-Friday 9:00AM-4:00PM
Parish Staff
Parish (618) 234-1166
Cemetery (618) 234-4858
Notre Dame Academy (618) 233-6414
Rector
Very Rev. Godfrey Mullen, OSB
Deacons
Deacon David Fields
Deacon Doug Lugge
Deacon Wayne Weiler
Director of Religious Education
Sister Theresa Markus, SSND
Organist/Choirmaster
Mr. Richard Thompson
Contemporary Choir
Mr. Paul Lindauer
Business Manager
Mrs. Josie Weiler
businessmanager@cathedralbelle.org
Facilities Manager
Mr. Daryl Barton
maintenance@cathedralbelle.org
Office Manager _
Mrs. Sue Pederson
receptionist@cathedralbelle.org
Assistant Office Manager
Mrs. Carissa Reitano
Parish Trustees
Mrs. Greta Stock
Mr. John Schaberg
Notre Dame Academy Principal
Mrs. Linda Hobbs
linda.hobbs@notredamebelleville.org
Green Mount Catholic Cemetery
Mrs. Carissa Reitano
Mrs. Diane Walsh
Wedding Coordinator
Mrs. Aldara Henderson
Sexual Abuse Hotline
(800) 640-3044
Anniversary of the Dedication
of the Cathedral of Saint Peter
Monday, January 8th
6:45 AM Mass
Page 3 December 23 & 24, 2023
Prelude
O Come, O Come, Emmanuel,
Paul Manz (1919-2009)
10:30 AM: Advent Prelude for Flute &
Organ, Charles Callahan (b. 1951)
Entrance
#39 O Come , O Come, Emmanuel
Psalm
To You, O Lord
\
Marty Haugen. Copyright © 1982 GIA Publications, Inc.
All rights reserved.
Gospel Acclamation
#948 Advent Gospel Acclamation
Offertory
#52 The Angel Gabriel from Heaven Came
10:30 AM Choir: Come Now Savior of the
Nations, Michael Burkhardt (b. 1957)
Communion
#65 Litany for Advent
10:30 AM Choir: Ave, Maris Stella trad.,
Anon. IX cent.
Communion Thanksgiving
#476 Holy Darkness Verses 4 & 5
Recessional
Awake, Awake! And Greet the New Morn,
Marty Haugen (b. 1950)
Postlude
Lo! How a Rose E’er Blooming,
Johannes Brahms (1833-1897)
Music for
December 23/24
Fourth Sunday
Of Advent
4:00 PM, 8:00 AM, & 10:30 AM Mass
Published with Permission of OneLicense.net #A-400250
Page 4 December 24 & 25, 2023
10:00PM Preludes
Brass Choir
Break Forth, O Beauteous Heavenly Light
Congregational Carol
#85 O Little Town of Bethlehem
Choir
Before the Marvel of this Night,
Carl Schalk (1929-2021)
Brass Choir
While, By My Sheep
Choir
Sussex Carol, arrg. David Willcocks (1919-2015)
Congregational Carol
#93 God Rest, Ye Merry Gentlemen
Choir
Christmas Night, John Rutter (b. 1945)
Congregational Carol
#76 Away in a Manger
Choir
Little Road to Bethlehem,
Michael Head (1900-1976)
Congregational Carol
#106: Once In Royal David's City
Entrance
#99 O Come, All Ye Faithful
Psalm
Today, Today
Offertory
10 PM: A Child Is Born, Leo Nestor
(1948-2019)
9 AM: #85 O Little Town of Bethlehem
Communion
10 PM Choir: In the Bleak Mid-Winter,
Harold Darke (1888-1976)
10 PM: #81 Silent Night
9 AM: #88 Infant Holy, Infant Lowly
Recessional
#102 Hark! The Herald Angels Sing,
Verses 1 & 3
Postludes
Brass Choir
Fum, Fum, Fum
Organ
Toccata on O Come, All Ye Faithful,
Richard Purvis (1913-1944)
Published with Permission of OneLicense.net #A-400250
Music for
The Nativity OF
the Lord
December 24/25
December 24, 10:00 PM & December 25, 9:00 AM Mass
Page 5 December 30 & 31, 2023/ January 1, 2024
4PM, 8AM, & 10:30 AM
Prelude
Organ:
What Child Is This?, Richard Purvis
10:30 AM Choir:
#106: Once in Royal David's City
Entrance
#102: Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
Psalm
Today, Today
Offertory
4 PM & 8 AM: #52 The Angel Gabriel from
Heaven Came
10:30 AM: Before the Marvel of This Night,
Carl Schalk (1929-2021)
Communion
#97 What Child Is This?
10:30 AM Choir:
The Little Road to Bethlehem,
Michael Head (1900-1976)
#81 Silent Night
Recessional
#86 Joy to the World
Postlude:
Toccata on O Come, All Ye Faithful,
Richard Purvis (1913-1944)
9:00 AM
Prelude
What Child Is This, Richard Purvis
(1913-1994)
Entrance
#87 Angels We Have Heard On High
Psalm
Today, Today (see left)
Offertory
#97 What Child Is This
Communion
#81 Silent Night
Recessional
#86 Joy to the World
Postlude
Joy to the World,
Robert Edward Smith (b. 1946)
Published with Permission of OneLicense.net #A-400250
Music for
The Most
Holy Family
December
30/31st
Music for
The
Solemnity of
Mary
January 1
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WORSHIP
Our Cathedral worship - especially the holy Mass - is directed to the
Father, through the Son, in the unity of the Holy Spirit.
Mass Intentions
Sunday, December 24: Fourth Sunday of Advent
8:00 am Rob Allison
10:30 am Joyce Lehr
Sunday, December 24: Christmas Vigil Mass
4:00 pm Deceased of Bier, Louis, & Jenks Families
10:00 pm Mullen & Boss Families
Monday, December 25: The Nativity of the Lord
9:00 am Helen Kloess
Tuesday, December 26: St. Stephen
6:45 am Stephen & Lynn Deputy
Wednesday, December 27: St. John
6:45 am Fred Wachtel
Thursday, December 28: The Holy Innocents, Martyrs
8:15 am Jack Hagarty
Friday, December 29: Fifth Day within the Octave of
the Nativity of the Lord
6:45 am Thomas Renner
Saturday, December 30: Sixth Day within the Octave of
the Nativity of the Lord
4:00 pm Oliver Wehmeyer
Sunday, December 31: Feast of the Holy Family
8:00 am Richard Wright
10:30 am Molly Kern
Sunday, December 31: Vigil of Mary, Mother of God
*Please note: Mass for December 31,
is at 4pm ... Not 5pm.
4:00 pm Living & Deceased of Cathedral Parish
Monday, January 1: Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God
6:45 am Rose Marie Sheer
Tuesday, January 2: Sts. Basil The Great &
Gregory Nazianzen
6:45 am Deacon Joseph & Elizabeth Stock
Wednesday, January 3: The Most Holy Name of Jesus
6:45 am Deceased of Tony & Audrey Augustine
Family
Thursday, January 4: St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
8:15 am Margaret & Robert McGlynn
Friday, January 5: St. John Neumann
6:45 am Marcia Richardson
Saturday, January 6: Vigil Mass– St. Andre Bessette
4:00 pm Rev. Gary Paul Gummersheimer
Sunday, January 7: The Epiphany of the Lord
8:00 am Living & Deceased of Cathedral Parish
10:30 am Marie Woodward
5:00 pm Gloria Cox
Liturgical Ministries
December 30th/31st
4:00 PM
Dec 30
8:00 AM
Dec 31
10:30 AM
Dec 31
4:00 PM
Dec 31
EMHC D Schaefer J Jacquot C Augustine A Henderson
B McCormack J Hill A Beatty P Segert
S McCormack S Cerny S Augustine P Robison
B Barbieri S Cutler A Augustine S Szewczyk
G Schwartz D Crawford M Konradt D Schaefer
Lector
J Haar J Lebryk
Cynthia
Brennemann
L Lindauer
Offertory
J & J
Goedelman
J Jacquot &
J Mason
Igbo
Family
T & P
Segert
Liturgical Ministries
January 6th/7th
4:00 PM
Jan 6
8:00 AM
Jan 7
10:30 AM
Jan 7
5:00 PM
Jan 7
EMHC Sr. Tess L Horn C Augustine P Storment
G Schwartz P Schilling M Garcia M Storment
P Jenks L Kania
Cynthia
Brennemann
J Schaberg
J Goedelman D Crawford
Christianne
Brennemann
J McQuillan
J Goedelman M Rodriguez S Brennemann P Robison
Lector C Becker
N & G
Weissert
D Schaefer
H & J
Ritter
Offertory L & P Flynn J Hill S Pederson Bean Family
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Notre Dame Academy (NDA)
at Cathedral Campus
All of us at Notre Dame Academy
wish you and your family a very
Merry Christmas and a Happy New
Year.
We are thankful for all your support
and prayers throughout the year.
We look forward to a wonderful and
exciting 2024!
We return to class on
Wednesday, Dec. 3rd.
Linda Hobbs
Principal
Parishes’ School of Religion (PSR) at
St. Augustine Campus
A Very Blessed Christmas to all of our families in the
Parishes’ School of Religion. May your time spent with
family and friends be blessed. Let us all rejoice in the
Lord, for our Savior has been born in the world. Today,
true peace has come down to us from heaven.
—————————————————————————
A Blessed New Year to you. As we begin a New Year,
let us give thanks for His goodness to us in the past year.
There is NO CLASS thru December 31 for the Parishes’
School of Religion. We will return to class Wednesday,
January 3 from 6:00 – 7:30 P.M. Thank you to each of
you for your support of the Parishes’ School of
Religion. We appreciate your continued cooperation.
Sister Theresa Markus, S.S.N.D.
Coordinator of the Parishes' School of Religion
FAITH FORMATION
For believers, faith formation is life-long - children, teens, young
adults, singles, married, families, seniors - everyone at Cathedral.
IRA CONTRIBUTIONS
The Qualified Charitable Distribution
(QCD) is another means by which to contribute to
your Parish. A QCD is a direct transfer of funds
from your IRA, payable directly to a qualified
charity, as described in the QCD provision in the
Internal Revenue Code. Amounts distributed as a
QCD can be counted toward satisfying your RMD
for the year, up to $100,000. The QCD is excluded
from your taxable income.
Funds must be transferred directly from your
IRA custodian to the qualified charity. This is
accomplished by requesting your IRA custodian to issue
a check from your IRA payable to the charity.
You can then request that the check be mailed directly
to the charity, or forward the check to the charity
yourself.
If this parish is your charity of choice,
checks are to be made payable to
St. Peter’s Roman Catholic Cathedral.
Please contact your broker for further details
on how to facilitate this type of contribution.
Your Sunday Contributions
Your contributions may be made by any of the following:
• Drop off your envelope during Mass or in the mail slot at
the front door of the Rectory.
• Mail your contribution to: Cathedral of St. Peter,
200 W. Harrison St., Belleville, IL 62220
• Give online: To set up an online account, go to
https://www.osvhub.com/cathedralbelle/funds
register and set up your preferences. This is a secure site
used by thousands of parishes throughout the USA.
• Send a “check” directly from your bank or credit union.
Contact your bank, either by phone or online, for your
contribution to be sent via check to: Cathedral of St. Peter,
200 W. Harrison St. Belleville, IL 62220.
If you have any questions, please call 618.234.1166.
Your Gifts to God And Parish
**Stewardship for December 16-31 is not
available due to an early bulletin deadlines.
BUDGETED ACTUAL
December 2/3 $14,420 $17,539.30
December 9/10 $14,420 $17,293.99
December 16/17 $14,420
December 23/24 $14,420
December 30/31 $14,420
TOTAL $72,100 $34,833.29
STEWARDSHIP
Stewardship is a way of life which allows the disciple of Jesus to respond appropriately,
with gratitude and generosity, to the gifts that God so readily gives.
At the Cathedral of Saint Peter, we are embracing this proven way of living our faith.
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Mr. & Mrs. Lambert Abell Family
Lewis & Claudine Abbott
Paul & Gert Amann
Audrey & Tony Augustine Family
Patrick & Adeline Bann
Mary Ann Baer
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Barbieri
Mrs. Lillian Barbieri
Tom & Marcie Bedell
Maddie Best
Marie & Engelbert Bier
Joan Bonnot
Charles Bruss
Drusilla Bruss
Leonard Buescher
Linda Buescher
Chester, Ruth, Mark &
Randy Burton
Rick Clifton
Dr. & Mrs. Arthur Clyne
Tony & Jeanette Dalechek
Celia Fain
Daniel Feldmann
Mark & Leona Feldmann
Rose & Jim Flynn
Mr. & Mrs. Emil Gerkin
Joseph Gilmer
Deceased Members of Gimenez &
Jamison Families
Ralph & Mary Guthrie
Mary Catherine Hawthorne
Anna & George Hlavek
Doris & Tony Holdener, Sr
Trish Holdener
Jane & Joe Hromadka Family
Indy Huettner
Audrey Jackson
Ormond Jackson
Bill Jenks
Doris & Willis Jenks
Benjamin Jordan Sr.
Jama Hall & Vicki Keller
Donald & Carol Keller
Fred & Dorothy Keller
Frederick, Caroline, & Frieda Keller
Sr. Aurelia, & Sr. Frederick Keller
Frank Koch
Stanley & Rita Konradt
Clayton & Leona LeSaulnier
Wayne E. Lanter
Ben & Catherine Louis
George & Fern Louis
Duvard Lowe
Joe & Luvenia Lowe
Leo & Marcina Maes
Joan McAvoy
Eugene Missel
Martha Missel
Jim Monken
Omer & Louise Monken
Ethel, Lawrence & Judy Montroy
Tim & Helen Mooney
Constance & Kelley Mullen
Bob & Joyce Oravec
Jerome Ott
Casmir Pavlak
Joseph & Virginia Pees
Bishop & Jo Ann Radcliff
Marilyn Reinhardt
John Sr. & Nancy Reitano
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Richards
John Richardson
Marcia Richardson
Delmar Riess
David Rolstadt
Tommy Wayne Sadler Jr.
Lawrence Schaefer
Virginia Schaefer
Adelaine Scheller
Wesley Scheller
Alfred H. & Mary Schilling
Edwin Schilling
Gladys, Jean, Bruce & Bill Schnieder
Aletha & Jim Schon
Branden Schrader
Patrick Schwartz
Martin & Pauline Semrau
Robert Howard Sheer
Rose Marie Sheer
Harrison Siddall
Karen Siddall
Henry & Clara Siekmann
Lloyd & Patrica Jo Smith
Robert Speichinger
Al & Elaine Spizzo
Matt & Rusty Steckler
Gerald Steiger
Julie & Gus Steinkoening
Deacon Joseph & Elizabeth Stock
Don & Verna Stock
Lucille “Pat” Stolberg
Stephen Trentmann
Nancy Troutmann
Fred Wachtel
Marcy Wachtel
Kathleen Walthes
Ellen Lowe Watts
Harry Watts
Magie & Wayne Weaver
Marilyn & Oliver Wehmeyer
Raymond & Hazel Weiler
Marie Weissert
Peter & Erwina Wesolik
Mrs. Francis Westbrook
Odile & Marion Wilkinson
Harold Wright
Richard Wright
Bernard & Arleen Wuebbels
Linda Wuebbels
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Young
Anna & Anthon Yovandich
Max & Julia Yovandich
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OUTREACH
Cathedral parishioners are called to look beyond our own needs–
to our neighborhoods, our city, our diocese– and to all the worlds.
Resources for You
• Bishop’s Library: located in the far right of the North
entrance. Catholic books & films are available to
borrow, please return them when finished.
• Flag Repository: Need to retire your American Flags?
This repository box is just outside the Bishop’s Library
in the North Nave.
• Restrooms: a single handicap restroom is located inside
the ramp entrance, additional restrooms may be accessed
downstairs through the right door, near the entrance to the
Marian chapel.
Vocations
Today we again hear God’s asking of Mary to be the
Mother of the “Son of the Most High”. Her total
self-giving reply of “Behold, I am the handmaid of the
Lord. May it be done to me according to your word” is
the greatest example of “listening” to the Lord’s call.
Do you hear a call from the Lord to be a sister or priest?
In this season of giving, “give” some time to quiet
reflection and “hear” what the Lord is asking of you.
RESPECT FOR LIFE
“Dearest St Joseph… Help us to faithfully commit
ourselves to the service and defense of human life —
especially where it is vulnerable or threatened. Obtain
for us the grace to do the will of God in all things.”
USCCB Secretariat of Pro-Life Activities
A Prayer to St. Joseph, Defender of Life
(www.respectlife.org/prayer-to-st-joseph)
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ:
During the holy season of Advent, we prepare for the celebration of the birth of Christ and look forward with hope to his
Second Coming at the end of time. Christ came to help all people, especially those who are most vulnerable and in need.
During Advent, as faithful disciples of Christ, we prepare our hearts and the world for the coming of Emmanuel, God with
us.
An important way of proclaiming the good news of our Savior's birth is by imitating Christ's love for the poor and serving
those most in need among us. I ask your support for our 46th Annual Diocesan Christmas Collection which will be taken up
at our Christmas Masses. One hundred per cent (100%) of the money collected through this fund stays in our Diocese to
help people with emergency utility assistance, shelter, food, transportation, burial expenses and countless other forms of
crisis aid. During the past year, approximately $35,000.00 has been distributed to those in need in southern Illinois through
your gifts to the Christmas Collection.
Our Annual Diocesan Christmas Collection has been a much-needed source of help for many, Envelopes for this special
collection are in your regular envelope packet; the collection will be taken up at all Masses on Christmas Eve and Christmas
Day. You may also make your donation electronically through your parish on-line giving. Another option is to make your
gift on-line by visiting the Diocesan website at www.diobelle.org. Please know I am most grateful for any support you are
able to give.
A blessed Christmas to you and your loved ones.
Sincerely yours in Christ,
Most Reverend Michael McGovern
Bishop of Belleville
The true joy of Christmas is in the everlasting love of
Christ. May you find His peace, love and joy now and in
the coming New Year.
With deepest gratitude for your prayers and generosity,
-Bishop Michael McGovern &
Ministries and Programs Funded
by The Catholic Service and Ministry Appeal
2023 Catholic Service and Ministry Appeal
“The one who does justice
will live in the presence of the Lord.”- Psalm 15
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TO ALL THE PARISHIONERS AND VISITORS
OF THE CATHEDRAL OF SAINT PETER,
may the greatest gift of God’s perfect love overflow your hearts with inexpressible
joy during this brief, but powerful season of Christmas.
May you encounter the exhilarating new life of the Christ-child in the celebration.
During the days that follow, may you sense the strong presence
of the living Christ walking alongside you.
The King of kings is born to us.
Let us rejoice and be truly glad.
-Bishop McGovern, Father Godfrey, & the Cathedral Staff
BECOMING CATHOLIC
On the Second Sunday of Advent, nineteen young women and men were introduced to and welcomed
by the Christian faithful of the Catholic parishes of the City of Belleville. Of the nineteen, nine of them
are from our Cathedral parish. This was a significant milestone on their pilgrimage toward “Becoming
Catholic.” Those not baptized were entering into the Catechumenate, and those previously baptized in
another Christian tradition became candidates for the Full Communion of the Catholic Church.
The Becoming Catholic gatherings have been coming together weekly since late September on Thursday evenings in the
Undercroft. These first months of this journey have proven to be for them enlightening and time well spent. They have focused
on how throughout time God has sought a relationship with His most cherished creation—all of us, and how He continues to do
so even today in the midst of our still trouble world.
In January, our catechumens will continue their trek toward Baptism, Confirmation, and the Holy Eucharist. The candidates will
be confirmed and make their first Holy Communion. As a side note, if there is anyone who, for whatever reason, has not received
the sacrament of Confirmation, now would be an opportune time to take advantage of the formation being offered in the Becom-
ing Catholic gatherings. All are welcome on Thursday evenings at 7:00 PM in the Undercroft. Please contact the parish office for
details.
All of those walking this Becoming Catholic journey are being richly fed by the good work of the team of presenters who share
their spiritual insights, and stories of their own faith journeys. These are all enhanced by the material presented via the streaming
platform FORMED.org. If you’ve not yet enjoyed your FREE subscription to the amazing selection of faith-filled productions,
do yourself a favor this Christmas and join your 260 plus parishioners who are already doing so. The programs are as close as
your smartphone—where they all may be found.
This Christmas and beyond, please keep these young women and men in your prayers as they continue this spirit-filled journey.
May the coming of Emmanuel rest peacefully in your hearts this Christmas and into the New Year.
Deacon Wayne Weiler
Becoming Catholic Coordinator
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So much good happens at the Cathedral of Saint Peter. With Jesus, at the center at the center of all that we
do, we too strive to give all that we have for the building up of the church, and the good of the world.
Our ministries are all designed to give glory to God.
If you had not had the chance to sign up for any of our ministries, please consider doing so, even now.
The ministries of our Parish are one of the chief ways that we get to know each other
and build the community that we so long for.
To all who have volunteered for these ministries, thank you very much.
And those who are waiting for the invitation, here it is.
Liturgical Ministries
Adult Altar Servers
Adult Sacristans
Altar Servers
Cantors
Choir
Contemporary Choir
Church Decorating
Exposition of the Holy Eucharist
Extraordinary Ministers of
Holy Communion
Gift Bearers for Sunday Mass
Greeters
Lectors
Ushers
Service
Adopt-A-Spot
Boy Scouts of America
Caring Contact
Cemetery Care Crew
Cub Scouts
Dessert Disciples
Fun-Raising Committee
Funeral Luncheon Girl Scouts
Heavenly Helpers
Knights of Columbus
Holy Communion to the
Sick & Homebound
Music Library
Photography Ministry
Pro-Life Activities
Rosary Makers Guild
Sacred Heart Prayer Chain
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Tour Guides
Wednesday Work Crew
Welcoming Committee
Faith Formation
Adult Faith Formation
Planning Committee
Bishop’s Library
Youth Ministry
Cursillo in Christianity
Notre Dame Academy Parents’ Club
Becoming Catholic
Secular Franciscan Order St. Peter
Fraternity
Serra Club
Sponsor Couple
Young Adult Initiative
Parish Ministries
If you are interested in joining or learning more about these ministries,
please contact the parish office at 618-234-1166.
