Sacraments & Liturgy
Baptism is a sacred sacrament that welcomes individuals into the Christian faith, symbolizing spiritual cleansing and rebirth. Infant baptism preparation class is required for parents, unless they...
Confession at St. Peter offers a time for spiritual reflection and forgiveness. Regular confession is available every Saturday at 9:00 AM. Confessions can also be scheduled by appointment—please...
Training in the 2nd grade either at St. Peters's School or CCD program. Celebrated three weekends in spring. Click here to learn more about registering for CCD.
Confirmation at St. Peter's Catholic Church is a significant step in deepening one’s faith, marking the full outpouring of the Holy Spirit and commitment to the Church. This sacrament strengthens...
Congratulations! Thank you for considering St. Peter's Church to witness your exchange of vows and celebrate the start of your married life together. Our pastoral staff is here to support and guide...
Holy Orders and religious life are unique vocations dedicated to serving God and the Church. Holy Orders involve becoming a deacon, priest, or bishop, while religious life is a commitment to live in...
The Anointing of the Sick at St. Peter’s provides spiritual strength, comfort, and healing to those facing illness, surgery, or advanced age. This sacrament offers God’s grace and peace during times...
Losing a loved one is not easy, but the church’s funeral rituals help us to honor the life of the one we love and affirm our faith in the gift of eternal life given to us by Jesus Christ. We want to...
Eucharistic Adoration at St. Peter’s is a beautiful opportunity to spend quiet time in prayer and reflection before the Blessed Sacrament. Adoration is held every Tuesday after 8:30 AM Mass until...
Communion for the homebound and sick at St. Peter’s ensures that those unable to attend Mass can still receive the Eucharist and feel connected to the Church community. This ministry brings...
