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Our Council is proud to fund a pizza party for the Saints Peter and Paul elementary CCD students as they celebrate their last class on April 24th.  We recognize the hard work and spiritual commitment displayed by our faithful students in this past year.  Well done, kids…Enjoy!

It’s official…2,007 pounds of food donated to date! Parish, you’ve done it again. Thank you! May you all have a blessed and joyful Easter!

As of today, the 40 Cans for Lent food donation total is 1,922 pounds! Amazing! Only 78 pounds of food stands between us and the 2,000 mark. Will it arrive in the next 2 days? Stay tuned!

GOAL REACHED…and Goal Broken! Thank you, parishioners of Saints Peter and Paul. You have, once again, shown your abundance of generosity. Last week’s food donations of 383 pounds have pushed our total donations (thus far) to 1,854 pounds, including $50.00 in cash contributions! This exceeds our posted goal of 1,500. We still have a weekContinue reading “40 Cans for Lent”

Our amazing parish continues to rock! As of 4/4/2022, our total of donated food is 1,471 pounds…thanks to 324 pounds that was donated last week. Keep up the great work!

As of March 28, 2022, the total amount of food donated to this year’s 40 Cans for Lent program stands at 1,147 pounds! Way to go, parish!

As you know, for the last month or so, we have been working on obtaining a supply of K of C flags to place on the graves of the deceased Knights in the Saints Peter and Paul Cemetery.  We were first made aware of the need by Mike Wasilko, Chairman of the Cemetery Committee.  ThanksContinue reading “K of C Cemetery Flags”

Although it seems like ancient history now, we kicked off 2020 with a council and parish sponsored St. Valentine’s Day dance/social featuring the Moore Brothers Band. The event was well received and attended by our parish family and many members of the local community. During Lent, we ran a “40 Cans For Lent” food collectionContinue reading ““2020 Bragging Rights””

We have officially begun our “Fall Food Drive.”  With this year’s “Fall-Fest” celebration cancelled due to COVID-19 concerns, we hope that this drive will help redirect the positive, charitable enthusiasm that our parish experiences during our annual Fall-Fest towards supporting our community food pantry.  Much like our “40 Cans for Lent” program, we hope toContinue reading “Fall Food Drive – Kickoff”