SAINT PETER THE APOSTLE - St. Peter the Apostle Parish

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22-23 November, 2014
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Make Your Choice
This will be the last Sunday of the Church year.
Next week we will begin the new year, starting with
Advent—our waiting time for the birth of Jesus. So,
on this last Sunday of the year, the Church appropriately overviews the career of Christ the King.
Here is the story of this king of ours.
God has continually sought out his people throughout history, inviting them to a covenant* relationship. But the “shepherds of Israel” let God’s sheep
scatter over the face of the earth. They actually ate
the sheep (God’s people), feeding themselves instead of feeding them (See Ezekiel 34: 1-10). So
God said the words of the First Reading: “I myself
will look after and tend my sheep. The injured I will
bind up, the sick I will heal.”
God’s care for his people is exquisite, and it is the
foundation of all our belief. He shepherds us today
in the same way.
Maybe you or I have never taken time to care for
Christ’s least brother or sister. The Responsorial
Psalm, “The Lord is My Shepherd,” is used here
simply as a reply to the First Reading. If I may paraphrase it: “We sheep understand that God is shepherding us as he promised. Goodness and kindness
are all around us. God lets us walk beside restful
waters, through green pastures. We are filled with
thanks.”
People of different generations sometimes call
God’s love to mind and sometimes simply ignore it.
The ones who ignore it fill their lives with other
gods—whichever seem most attractive. Idols, these
are called.
So, in the Second Reading, St. Paul tells us about
Christ, who is God made flesh as shepherd. Although death and sorrow and sin had been on the
rampage, Christ brought the First Reading’s light
and peace and wholeness.
Then, in a parable, the Gospel tells us who will receive this light and peace. Not everyone. Some
people have acted as perfect goats instead.
Which are you? The standard is extremely clear.
Have you cared for the hungry? Have you given water to the thirsty? What about welcoming the
stranger, giving clothes to those who have none,
and what about visiting people in prison? This is
what God did in the First Reading. It is what Jesus did in his
life on earth. It is the loving duty
he has entrusted to us who are
his body, his band of shepherds.
If you have acted in this way,
then you are one of the sheep
who have received Christ's love
and who are very grateful.
But maybe you or I have never taken time to care
for Christ’s least brother or sister.
Maybe we are the goats.
If we continue that way, we should not be surprised
when God says at the end of time, “You never did
pass on to others the care I gave to you. You did
not let me into your life. If you had, your gratitude
would have led you to others! I desire to shepherd
you even now, but all I can do is affirm the choice
you have made with your life. You have chosen to
live without me, your God, and I will respect that
choice.”
This action of God shows the way a real king acts.
He respects and honors his subjects’ needs and
desires.
We have to ask ourselves in freedom whether we
are letting God’s love into us now.
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*Covenant: a formal alliance or agreement made by God
with a religious community or with humanity in general.
John Foley S. J.
Fr. John Foley, S. J. is a composer and scholar at
Saint Louis University.
Copyright © 2014, John B. Foley, S. J.
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Gratitude is the inward feeling of kindness received.
Thankfulness is the natural impulse to express that feeling. Thanksgiving is the following of that impulse.
—Henry Van Dyke—
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CHILDREN’S FAITH FORMATION
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READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Sunday:
Ez 34:11-12, 15-17; Ps 23:1-3, 5-6; 1 Cor 15:2026, 28; Mt 25:31-46
Monday:
Rv 14:1-3, 4b-5; Ps 24:1bc-4ab, 5-6; Lk 21:1-4
Tuesday:
Rv 14:14-19; Ps 96:10-13; Lk 21:5-11
Wednesday: Rv 15:1-4; Ps 98:1-3ab, 7-9; Lk 21:12-19
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Sunday:
Rv 18:1-2, 21-23; 19:1-3, 9a; Ps 100:1b-5;
Lk 21:20-28 Thanksgiving Day (suggested):
Sir 50:22-24; Ps 145:2-11; 1 Cor 1:3-9;
Lk 17:11-19
Rv 20:1-4, 11 — 21:2; Ps 84:3-6a, 8a;
Lk 21:29-33
Rv 22:1-7; Ps 95:1-7ab; Lk 21:34-36
Is 63:16b-17, 19b; 64:2-7; Ps 80:2-3, 15-16, 1819; 1 Cor 1:3-9; Mk 13:33-37
Children's Faith Formation is beginning a See's Candies
fundraising sale. We chose See's because of its fine
reputation for quality.
Since all of the Vacation Bible School students will benefit from our fundraiser, we greatly appreciate everyone's
support. Pick up order forms at the Parish office, CFF
office or St. Peter's School office. Please help by placing
an order by Nov 23rd. One pound boxes and novelty
items will be sold at the Alternative Gift Fair.
We are happy to place a large order for your employee
gifts. Call Mary Ward at 760-405-5083
No Faith Formation classes on Nov 23rd/30th.
YOUTH MINISTRY - D
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No classes on Nov. 30th - Thanksgiving break. Classes
resume Dec. 7th.
Fresh & Easy Money
The WWJD Junior High Youth Group meets every Tuesday, 6:30pm to 8pm in the Bosco Center. All 7th and 8th
graders are welcome!
We get up to 5% back each month for all qualifying purchases– instead of collecting crumpled-up shopping receipts, you can use a Fresh & Easy Friends card to help
us earn valuable funds.
"Ignite" 5:00pm Mass every 2nd Sunday beginning in
January 2015!!
"Ignite" - Starting Jan 11th 2015 there will be a new Mass
at 5pm! Come early as we will gather for praise and worship at 4:30pm and stay after as we will have complimentary In N Out Burgers for all! If interested in volunteering
there is a wide variety of opportunities. Please email at
[email protected].
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Create an account at freshandeasy.com/friends (be
sure to link your Friends card!)
Sign up at eScrip.com/FreshAndEasy:
Create your account.
Select our school to raise money for by searching for
us in the search box.
Enter your 18-digit primary Friends card.
Once you’ve completed the Sign Up process, you will
receive a Welcome Email from eScrip with the password you created.
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Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe
Friday December 12
Community Mass and Mañanitas
4:30am- Recep on in Hall following mass
Mass in English 8:30am
Mass in Spanish 6:00pm
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Adults: "Who are the least of your sisters and brothers for whom you care? Who are those whom you
ignore?"
Children: "To which person did you especially try to
show the love and care of Jesus?"
The children's choir will once again
sing at the 4pm mass on Christmas
Eve. If you are in grades 3-8 and
would like to sing on Christmas Eve,
there will be a practice on Monday,
Dec. 22 from 5:30- 6:30pm in the music room in the Bosco Center. You
must be at this practice if you want to
sing. Call Valerie at the parish office if
you have any questions.
Parroquia San Pedro Apóstol
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FORMACIÓN DE FÉ PARA NIÑOS (FFN)
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A TODOS LOS PADRES DE NIÑOS DE KINDER Y
PRIMER GRADO.
Empezando el miércoles 3 de diciembre tendremos una
clase para sus chiquitos. de Kinder y Primero. Si le interesa pase a la oficina de F. de F. para registrar a su hijo/
hija. Ellos esucharán historias de la Biblia, cantos y juegos
apropiados a su edad. La clase de martes tiene 32 niños.
Le aseguramos que el aprenderá cada semana.
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El Novenario a la Santisima Virgen de Guadalupe empieza el 3 de diciembre. Acompañe a su comunidad todos los
dias a las 7:00 p.m. a rezar el Santo Rosario. Convivencia
en la plaza de San Pedro todas las noches.
GRAN KERMESS EL DOMINGO 7 DE DICIEMBRE DE
8:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M.
Quiere poner un puesto para ayudar a la deuda de la iglesia? Llame a la Sra. Diaz para más información.
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¡ Gracias ! a las Catequistas que ayudaron con la comida
para el Retiro de los Jovenes. 98 jovenes gozaron de este
día con el Señor. Aprendiendo de su amor y su palabra.
La Feria del Regalo Alternativo será el domingo 23, de
noviembre del 2014 de 8am a 1pm. Por favor venga y
vea como puede apoyar a 11 programas que apoyan a
los pobres, presos y personas sin hogar, tanto aquí en
Fallbrook como a nivel mundial. Un nuevo ministerio en
San Diego, Rise Up Industries.
Vamos a tener una segunda colecta el 22 y 23 de
noviembre
para las Necesidades Nacionales.
Tendremos sobres disponibles para esta colecta que
ayuda a sostener a las Misiones para Negros e indios,
las Misiones Católicas Domesticas, la Campaña para
la Comunicación, y la Universidad Católica de América. Gracias por adelantado por su generosidad.
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Adultos: ¿por cuáles de sus hermanas y hermanos
menores usted se preocupa más? ¿Quiénes son los
que usted ignora?
Niños: ¿A qué persona usted trata de demostrarle
el amor y el cuidado de Jesús?
Dia de Acción de Gracias
Jueves 27 Noviembre
9am Misa Comunitaria
Se les invita a que traigan dinero, scrip o
comida enlatada para la procesión ofertorio.
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LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA
Domingo: Ez 34:11-12, 15-17; Sal 23 (22):1-3, 5-6;
1 Cor 15:20-26, 28; Mt 25:31-46
Lunes:
Apo 14:1-3, 4b-5; Sal 24 (23):1bc-4ab, 5-6;
Lc 21:1-4
Martes:
Apo 14:14-19; Sal 96 (95):10-13; Lc 21:5-11
Miércoles: Apo 15:1-4; Sal 98 (97):1-3ab, 7-9;
Lc 21:12-19
Jueves:
Apo 18:1-2, 21-23; 19:1-3, 9a; Sal 100
(99):1b-5; Lc 21:20-28
Día de Acción de Gracias (sugerencia):
Sir 50:22-24; Sal 145 (144):2-11;
1 Cor 1:3-9; Lc 17:11-19
Viernes:
Apo 20:1-4, 11 — 21:2; Sal 84 (83):3-6a, 8a;
Lc 21:29-33
Sábado:
Apo 22:1-7; Sal 95 (94):1-7ab; Lc 21:34-36
Domingo: Is 63:16b-17, 19b; 64:2-7; Sal 80 (79):2-3,
15-16, 18-19; 1 Cor 1:3-9; Mc 13:33-37
No habrá adoración del Santísimo
el viernes 28 de noviembre
Para más información llamar a
Luz al 760-728-5971
CELEBRACION A LA VIRGEN DE GUADALUPE
Novenario del 3 al 11 de diciembre
Rosario todas las noches a las 7:00 p.m.
Convivencia todas las noches después de Rosario
GRAN FIESTA 7 DE DICIEMBRE
de 8:00 a.m. --- 6:00 p.m. Comidas, juegos,rifas etc.
Todos invitados. Gusta ayudar? llame 689-6211
12 DE DICIEMBRE "DIA DE LA VIRGEN
DE GUADALUPE"
Mañanitas 4:30 A.M., Misa 5:00 A.M. Convivencia 6:00 A.M. Salón
Parroquial Misa 6:00 p.m. Danza, Apariciones 7:30 p.m. Cena, Salón Parroquial. Todos están invitados a celebrar a la Guadalupana. Todo sera para ayuda de la iglesia. Gracias por su cooperación.
Parroquia San Pedro Apóstol
Homilía
Nuestro Señor Jesucristo, Rey del Universo
Un Líder Muy Extraño
Al principio del evangelio según Mateo, Jesús es tentado a llegar a ser un líder como los demás dirigentes
que afligen el mundo.
Los políticos del mundo siguen pidiendo préstamos y
los bancos los siguen dando a pesar de que los pagos
de interés hayan sobrepasado hace tiempo el capital
del préstamo original. En las democracias nuevas y
viejas, los candidatos al liderazgo enfatizan las divisiones del pueblo en lugar de las posibilidades de
unión, distilando el voto favorable del temor popular.
Todos prometen producir los milagros de sanación sin
ningún intento de realizarlos.
Los políticos abogan, no la confrontación y el diálogo,
sino la separación y la mentira. La adoración y adulación llegan a quien divide y riega, al diabólico.
Jesús era diferente. El luchaba en contra de estas
tentaciones toda la vida. El no fue el centro de su propia vida, sino el Padre. Todos los demás, cuyas vidas
él tocaba, estaban reunidos alrededor de ese centro.
Allí Jesús buscaba la manera de facilitar sus dones
personales y su sentido de solidaridad.
Según las
diferentes versiones del Evangelio, Jesús es un líder
diferente a los demás. Marcos lo presenta en el
camino de la cruz que traerá la justicia a toda historia
y cultura. Lucas permite que Jesús aparezca entre
todos los dirigentes de su época, mostrándolos sin la
capacidad de producir lo nece-sario para el futuro reconciliador que brota del partir del pan. Juan nos dice
que la verdadera gloria de Dios se ve en la cruz y en
el Espíritu encarnado en nuestras historias particulares.
Mateo, viendo a Jesús como profeta, nos lo pre-senta
desde el momento de la primera tentación como la
persona que incluye a todos, así estableciendo el
juicio de Dios sobre la identificación en-tre Dios y el
prójimo necesitado. ¿Reconocemos de verdad al Dios
de Jesús en el hambriento, desnudo, preso o enfermo?
Al analizar esta última 'Buena Nueva' de Jesús, ¿no
debemos revisar, juzgar y rehacer nuestra vida? El
gobierno debe pasar por nuestro escrutinio. Las Iglesias deben tomar en serio e incluir a sus laícos. Los colegios deben analizar la sociedad que les provee lo
necesario para la enseñanza, a la vez que la sociedad
juzgue la eficiencia de las escuelas. Debemos fundamentar las estructuras gubernamentales, eclesiales y
educativas sobre los valores humanos que producen
la esperanza. No es fácil desarrollar una relación íntima entre las personas escogidas para ejercer el liderazgo de un pueblo y las masas que las escogen o
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siguen. Los sistemas de la sociedad son más problemáticos cuando proceden de un liderazgo arbitrario. En las Iglesias, los obispos
se escogen, no por lo que han
hecho, sino por lo que no han
hecho. En los gobiernos, las elecciones salen a favor de los que
oscurecen el diálogo y discusión
con acusaciones atrevidas sobre la vida pública y
privada de sus adversarios. Los colegios rehusan
cambiar sus agendas de estudio, evitando la
despedida de los maestros y admininistradores que
no rajan ni prestan hacha.
El texto evangélico de hoy nos da todo el propósito
del evan-gelio según Mateo. Para vivir con Jesús como nuestro único dirigente, debemos dejar de insistir
en ser los exclusivos de Dios y abrazar toda la humanidad. En esto, no hay moderación posible. Según
esta parábola de Mateo sobre las consecuencias de la
fe cristiana, todos estamos vinculados. No importa si
el mundo alrededor acepta esto o no. Nuestro ministerio no existe para servir la cultura genérica de los
tiempos variables. No vivimos en la historia para que
unos cuantos la declaren suya, mezclando el racismo
y el genocidio en una sopa venenosa para los que
viven sin experiencia y criterio. Nuestras aventuras de
comunicación, lenguaje e identidad cultural nos deben
ofrecer la oportunidad de ser fuente de una nueva
creación y los valores humanos necesarios para ella.
Si no, ¿cómo podemos profesar una fe en la encarnación y la presencia de Dios en lo que hacemos y
decimos?
La parábola de hoy es lo que lleva a Jesús a su
pasión y muerte. Los que matarán al profeta no
aceptan al Dios que él les ofrece porque no ha sido
fabricado por ellos. ¿No es esto también nuestro problema? Debemos analizar nuestra propia situación. ¿A
quién seguimos? ¿Es Jesús nuestro verdadero líder o
hemos abrazado a otro?
Donaldo Headley
Donaldo Headley se ordenó al sacerdocio en 1958. Se graduó con
MA en filosofía y STL en teología de la Facultad Pontificia del Seminario de Santa María del Lago en Mundelein, Illinois.
Derechos de Autor © 2013, Donaldo Headley.
Todos los derechos reservados.
Se concede permiso para la reproducción para uso personal o uso
parroquial.
La gratitud es el sentimiento íntimo de la bondad recibida. El
agradecimiento es el impulso natural de expresar ese sentimiento. Lo que sigue a ese impulso es una Acción de Gracias.
—Henry Van Dyke—
St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Parish
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Thank you for your faithful
stewardship of treasure
November 15th-16th Offering
General Fund:$16,318.37
Debt Reduction:$2,324.50
Gracias por su más fiel tesoro
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SAVE THE DATE!
Mark your Calendars for these Events
Nov. 23 - Alternative Christmas Fair
Jan. 8 - Epiphany Program
Jan. 30 - Grandparents Day
March 21 - Art Auction
May 8 - Golf Tournament & Dinner
JustFaith Catholic is seeking monetary donations for
the 12/10/14 Christmas Party at the Rainbow Prison.
On that date each of the 90 inmates will be given a
gift bag of personal grooming articles. To comply with
prison regulations all of these bags must have identical
items. Any donations will be gratefully accepted and
used to purchase these gifts. Donations can be made
at the office or at the Alternate Gift Fair on 11/23.
Please call Nikki Thompson@ 760/723-1225 with any
questions or email her at: [email protected].
PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS:
POR FAVOR RECORDAR EN SUS ORACIÓNES:
The Sick / los enfermos… Daniel Mejia,
Catherine Bartoli, Patricia Whiteside,
Craig Balter, Debbie Davis, Roger
Combs, Erica Cordvan, Beverly Thill,
Peter Anderson, Wallace Rothbart, Katie Bartou, Lorenzo Correa, Kay Ballota, Eugene Morrissey, Maria
Eloina Garcia...
The Deceased / los difuntos … Maria Whiteside,
Richard Conan, Annie Meek, Pascual Tomas, Magdalena Lucas, Scott Rysewyk, Mary Cassara, Daniel
Flaxbeard, Eugene Rose, Gracia Diaz, Remedios
Romero, Helen and Vincent Spanier, William Schulte,
Maria Southard, Mary Odermatt, Ausencio Dorantes,
Lorenzo Correa, Emorgelia del Carmen Pazos, John
Ivelich, Maria Rosario Orozco, Joshua Hernandez,
Ruth Anne Ellinger, Rigoberto Puga Olmos, Nemesio
Rio, Alejandro Gutierrez, Chizuke Frances Sauter,
Roy Hollingsworth...
Second Annual Christmas with the Marines
St. Vincent de Paul and St. Peter the Apostle will host
thirty (30) deserving Marine Families from Camp Pendleton in our parish hall, December 16th. If you would like
to donate to this worthwhile event, your Tax Free Contribution will be added to our funds and be divided equally
among the families. Donors will be acknowledge on a
Banner displayed at the event and then at the Thrift
Shop. If you are unable to make a donation, please keep
all of our armed forces in your prayers.
You can drop off your donation with your contact information at the Thrift Shop marked “Marine Christmas”,
or call Bob Kruger @ (760) 695-8508.
Caregiver Support
Are you a caregiver for a spouse, child, sibling, or a
friend? Come and share a cup of coffee with others who
are on the same journey who understand the responsibilities that go beyond being a wife, husband, a daughter or
a son. An informal gathering will be held on Monday, November 24th from 10 AM to 12 PM. Please call Nancy at
(760) 731-2757 for additional information.
Thanksgiving Day
Thursday, November 27
9am Community Mass
Please bring money, scrip or non-perishable
food for the offertory procession.
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Saturday November 22
4:30pm, † Rose Mary Sawyer
6:00pm, Isabela Beckler
Sunday November 23
7:30am, German Alex Heath
9:00am, † Danny Rosas Torres
11:00am, Missa Propopulo
1:00pm, † Apolinar Hernández
Monday November 24
8:30am, Silvia Berens
(Happy Birthday)
Tuesday November 25
6:30pm, Alejandra Montaño
Wednesday November 26
8:30am, † Frank Ballotta
Thursday November 27
8:30am, † Vicente Silva
Friday November 28
8:30am, † Margaret Shughrou
Saturday November 29
4:30pm, † Judith Flanagan Bolt
6:00pm, † Anselmo Andres Ortiz
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STEWARDSHIP CORNER
“Amen, I say to you, what you did not
do for one of these least ones, you did
not do for me.” Jesus does not make it
easy for any of us when He says that.
Even those who practice stewardship
faithfully, even the best among us,
have times when they may turn their
back on those in need. The Solemnity
that we celebrate today is popularly
known as Christ the King.
It is in Church terms relatively new. Instituted in 1921 by
Pope Pius XI, it was originally on the last Sunday of October. It was renamed in 1969 by Pope Paul VI and
moved to its present date, which is the last Sunday in the
liturgical year, the last Sunday before Advent. The edict
issued by Pope Pius XI in 1925 was called Quas Primas.
It stated “It has long been a custom to give to Christ the
metaphorical title of ‘King.’ He is King of Hearts by reason of His ‘charity which exceedeth all knowledge’."
Today’s readings trace our Lord Jesus Christ from “the
shepherd who tends his flock” to the “first fruits” to the
“king.” As stewards of His Word, His Kingdom, and His
Hope, He invites us to see Him in everyone we see and
everyone we encounter so that we can finally hear His
glorious declaration, “Come, you who are blessed by my
Father.”
- See more at: http://www.thecatholicsteward.com -The Catholic Steward, Reflection on Lectionary Readings -
We are having a second collection on November 22 and
23 for National Needs in the United States. Special envelopes will be available for the collection which supports
the Black and Indian Missions, the Catholic Home Missions, the Catholic Communication Campaign, the Catholic Campaign for Human Development, and the Catholic
University of America. Thank you in advance for your
generosity.
St. Peter the Apostle Women's Guild
Meeting Tuesday, December 2, 2014
All women of the parish are invited to attend the Tuesday
Dec. 10th meeting of the Women's Guild. The Rosary
will be said in the church at 11:00, and the lunch and
meeting will begin at 11:30. All members of the Guild will
please bring the food for the luncheon.
We are asking all in attendance to bring a new, unwrapped toy to the meeting. We will have a representative from the U.S. Marine Corps to speak about the Toys
for Tots program and to accept our donations for this
drive.
We want to thank all who helped with the Fall Fashion
Show, especially the Board members and Priscilla White,
Pat Kraatz and Nancy Brown, co-chairmen.
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Monday November 24 / Lunes 24 de Noviembre
Boy Scouts: 6:30pm-8:00pm; Loft
Wednesday November 26 / Miércoles 26 de Noviembre
Centering Prayer: 9am-10:30am; Upper room
Women of the Bible: 9:15am-10:30am; Conference room
Thursday November 27 / Jueves 27 de Noviembre
PARISH OFFICE CLOSED
Friday November 28 / Viernes 28 de Noviembre
PARISH OFFICE CLOSED
Many parishioners at St. Peter the Apostle are deeply
involved in ministries that will be present at the Alternative Gift Fair (Get on the Bus, Rainbow Women’s
Prison, Fallbrook Food Pantry, Fallbrook Pregnancy
Resource Center, Vacation Bible School). Please stop
by our tables and offer your monetary and prayer support. The Alternative Gift Faire is Sunday, November
23rd, 2014 from 8am-1pm.
There will be No Eucharistic
Adoration
On Friday, November 28th
For information call Mary at
760-723-5420.
KNIT OR CROCHET?
Fallbrook Blankets – An Ongoing Project
Fallbrook is now participating in Warm-Up America and you can help our
less advantaged brothers and sisters stay warm and cuddly.
Knit or crochet a 7” X 9” rectangle using washable acrylic yarn and place it in
the basket in the parish office or in the designated spots around town. It can
be any color, or combination of colors, any stitch, any design. Crochet with
worsted weight acrylic yarn, using a size G crochet hook. Knit with size 7
needles. You may use any free yarn in the basket in the Parish Office, or if
you would like to donate yarn, please put it in the basket.
Your patch, along with many other 7 X 9 pieces will be sewn together to
create a warm and unique blanket. The finished product may be on display
for two weeks. It will be given to a needy person in Fallbrook, the Food
Pantry, a woman’s shelter or to Father Joe’s Ministries.
Finished segments can be placed in the basket in the Parish Office, the
Fallbrook Library, Senior Center, Espresso Lounge or North County Academy of Dance in Bonsall. Volunteers are also needed to stitch together the
patches into blankets and to teach knitting or crocheting at the Senior Center
or Library.
For more information, contact Carmen Willard at 314-803-0986 or [email protected]
To learn to knit or crochet, go to warmupamerica.org Classes are available
at Labors of Love.

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