As Pastor of St Peter the Apostle Parish, I would like to welcome you to our Spirit-filled Community of Catholic Women. This group is a very dedicated organization supporting, empowering and educating the women of our parish in spirituality, service, and leadership.
May the following "Beatitudes" be yours as you join them in being a wonderful support to me and our whole community:
√ Blessed is she who suffers with the very young, the very old, and the very lonely, for she has compassion.
√ Blessed is she who greets the world with joy, laughter and anticipation, for she has courage.
√ Blessed is she who speaks gently, lives humbly, and chooses to give freely, for she has dignity.
√ Blessed is she who listens and hears and extends her hands as a friend, for she has understanding.
√ Blessed is she who gives simply, loves deeply, and walks joyfully in life, for she has sincerity.
√ Blessed is she who lives intensely and sings life's alleluias, for she has awareness.
√ Blessed is she who has compassion and courage, freedom and dignity, understanding, sincerity and awareness, for she is a woman, a gift, a blessing.
May God bless you abundantly!!!
Fr. Gerard F. Critch, Pastor
I am truly honored and very excited to serve as President of the St Peter the Apostle Community of Catholic Women.
I will do my best, along with the Board, to promote events that build and support:
1) Fellowship
2) Service to our parish and community
3) Spiritual growth of our membership.
To all of you I say, get involved: work at the CCW shop, volunteer for the Fashion Show, work at the 2nd Time Around Sale. The more you get involved, the more wonderful people you will meet. Share your enthusiasm, your time and your talents. You won’t be sorry. I look forward to working with you on our fun projects while helping to support our wonderful parish. You can make a difference.
With Mary as our guide, we go forward with our CCW sisters ready to make this another wonderful and successful year.
Peace be with you,
Doriel Hess
Psalm 121:1,2
“I raise my eyes toward the mountains.
From where will my help come?
My help comes from the Lord, the maker of heaven and earth”