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A warm welcome to all our guests and visitors who have joined us at today’s liturgy.

We hope that you feel at home here. Please let us know if we can be of any assistance while you are

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CONTACT US

Rectory: 636-391-1307 | 8:00 am - 3:30 pm School: 636-394-6840 | 7:30 am - 3:30 pm

Evening School (PSR): 636-394-6840

OUR MISSION

Nourished by the Word and Eucharist, we imitate Christ, the Prince of Peace, through unconditional love and service to others.

HOLY MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday: 8:00 am & 5:00 pm (Sunday Liturgy) Sunday: 8:00 am, 9:45 am & 11:30 am

Weekdays: 8:00 am Tuesday: 6:30 am & 8:00 am

Wednesday: 6:30 am & 8:00 am

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NOTES FROM THE PASTOR i ,

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“Strange things are afoot at the Circle K…”- Ted Theodore Logan

Well, strange things are afoot at the Circle K, I mean the CPOP, the ArchSTL. First, it’s the 6th

Sunday of Easter, and the Holy Spirit, the Advocate, is referenced not once, but twice in the readings. The pic above reflects disciples a er having received the Holy Spirit a er hands were laid on them.

What takes center stage in this space this week and next is the return to public Masses in the Archdiocese of St. Louis, effec ve this Monday, May 18. But be prepared, Mass is NOT going to look like it did before COVID-19, at least not yet. Now here’s what you need to know from the Archdiocese of St. Louis. Highlighted items are in bold.

Masses at CPOP will follow the regular Mass schedule for the me being.

GENERAL GUIDELINES/REMINDERS

· Dispensa on of the obliga on to a end Sunday Mass con nues un l further no ce.

We will con nue to livestream Mass each Sunday. Simply go to: h ps://christprinceofpeace.com/live-stream

· Parishioners who are symptoma c or who have been exposed to another with the virus should not come to church, in accordance with na onal, state and local health direc ves.

· A endees should take their temperature at home before determining whether they should a end Mass.

· Anyone over 60 years old and those with underlying health complica ons are encouraged to par cipate in Masses via live-stream only.

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NOTES FROM THE PASTOR Families are to maintain six-foot distancing between their family and other families or individuals throughout the celebra on of Mass. Sea ng is to be arranged such that six feet of distance can be maintained between members of one household and members of another.

CLEANING, SANITIZING AND HYGIENE

· Appropriate cleaning of high-use areas within the church is completed before and a er each service.

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)

· The faithful are obliged to wear a mask during the celebra on of Mass, except for the brief moment of receiving Communion.

· Ushers and other volunteers will wear masks and gloves (when gloves are not available, frequent handwashing will be necessary) throughout the celebra on of Mass.

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HOLY COMMUNION · Communicants are to receive the Host in the hand in keeping with the advice of state health officials

· Communion ministers must be masked and must sani ze their hands immediately before and a er distribu ng Communion.

· Distribu on of Holy Communion from the chalice is prohibited to the assembly. For those who suffer from celiac disease, special arrangements are to be made with the pastor.

· When approaching the Communion minister, the communicant is to pull their mask below their chin in order to prepare to receive Communion as above. The communicant immediately replaces their mask a er consuming the Host.

· Ushers or other volunteers who are masked and gloved will ensure six-foot distancing in the Communion line.

· Floor markings shall be placed six feet apart in the aisles in which the congrega on approaches the sanctuary for Communion to facilitate proper social distancing.

NOTES FROM THE PASTOR

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· Maintaining a single-file is necessary for the distribu on of Holy Communion for each Communion minister and communicant to maintain social distancing.

Finally, maybe the most painful part of all is there will be no gatherings or gree ngs before or a er Mass. While I greatly miss our parish family, I must first be concerned about your health and safety.

We cling to hope that we will return to normalcy at some point, hopefully sooner rather than later.

Please remember that collec ons remain essen al to the con nued opera on of our parish and our mission. Please use online giving, drop off or mail your contribu ons to the rectory. Here is the link to sign up for online giving: h ps://christprinceofpeace.com/on-line-giving

Pic above means even more now, eh?!

But, it’s s ll Easter, so the celebra on con nues! He is Risen, Alleluia!

Upcoming Parish Events:

For this week, beginning Monday, May 18, the regular Mass schedule resumes.

Confessions: Saturday at 4 p.m. and by appointment.

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For the best way to stay updated, please be sure to sign up for our email updates via Flocknote on the parish website, www.christprinceofpeace.com. Scroll down toward the bo om of the homepage to find the Flocknote form. Currently, we are sending our 4 parish emails per week to help you stay connected, containing reminders, links, and resources, now including Bishop Robert Barron’s Word on Fire resources!

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ANNOUNCEMENTS Parish and St. Vincent de Paul

Donations

We thank all who con nue to send in their contribu on dona ons along with dona ons for our St. Vincent de Paul Society. Please note that these contribu ons cannot be combined in one check. These dona ons go to two different bank accounts held by two different organiza ons. Your coopera on is greatly appreciated!

Come pray the Rosary

The Christ, Prince of Peace Knights of Columbus Council, would like to invite the parish community to pray the rosary together on May 19th via Zoom. Please share... Topic: Christ, Prince of Peace Parish Rosary Time: May 19, 2020, 7:00 PM Central Time (US & Canada) Join Zoom Mee ng h ps://zoom.us/j/4075923592 Mee ng ID: 407 592 3592 All are welcome!

Knights of Columbus Essay Winners

Congratula ons to the following winners of the 2020 CPOP Knights of Columbus Essay Contest.

Each winner will receive a cer ficate and a $50 cash prize. Thank you to all who par cipated.

Contest Winners:

5th Grade - Daniel Anic

6th Grade - Clare Saur

7th Grade - Tom Schoenekase

8th Grade - Ma Fichter

Sandwich Ministry A er many years of opera ng a successful ministry, the ministry leader is looking for a successor. She is leaving a well organized ministry and well trained group of ministers that will con nue to par cipate in the program. This ministry feeds hundreds of people every other week. There are 100 parishioners who volunteer to bring wrapped sandwiches to the parish for distribu on. Please contact Deacon Pat at: pbelding6@gmail.com. Thank you!

CPOP CYC volleyball registra on is now open for the Fall 2020 season for boys and girls grades 3rd - 8th. Use the following link to register via ezrosters: h ps://ezrosters.com/stl-cpop/index.php Games begin late August and run through mid-November. The cost is $110 for the first child, $90 for the second and $70 for each subsequent child. Registra on will close on June 1st and only those teams with space will accept late registra ons un l June 10th. The CYC will follow guidance given by St. Louis County regarding Fall spor ng ac vi es and if the season is cancelled, refunds will be issued. If you have any ques ons, please contact Carrie Probst 314-807-1128 or at macprobst18@gmail.com.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS Book Club

The Book Club will be mee ng in May on the 25th or 26th, at 7:00, either in the Rectory basement or perhaps by Zoom (more details next week) to discuss “Brideshead Revisited” by Evelyn Waugh. A Catholic standard work of fic on, told in flashbacks from the vantage point of WW II. Please join in any or all of the group gatherings! Contact Diane Bialis at bialis@charter.net for more informa on.

CPOP COVID Nursing Home Relief

We currently have these specific ways you can help. Needs may change, so please keep checking here and Flocknotes!

1. Write a le er or a card or draw a picture for someone in a long term care facility on strict quaran ne. Send your contribu ons directly to: To A Special Person, 18 Forest Hills Ridge Ct., Chesterfield, MO 63005

2. Donate items to go in care packages to help fill the me for those in long term care facili es on strict quaran ne. Items could be large print books, large print puzzle books (Sudoku, crossword, adult coloring books, etc.) paints, crayons, coloring pencils, or any cra ing materials.

3. Donate any available PPE items (home sewn masks are welcome), gloves, face shields, hand sani zer, etc.

There is a collec on bin in the back of church for dona ons. Church is open from 7:00 a.m.—7:00 p.m. This collec on will be ongoing un l quaran ne regula ons for those in long term facili es are lessened. Please contact Trish Whitmore at twhitmore@christprinceofpeace.com or 636-391-1307 or Kathy Carey at careycrew@sbcglobal.net or 314-440-6226. Thanks to those who have already donated.

CPOP Youth Ministry is on Zoom with our high schoolers on Sundays at 4:00 pm! All high school teens, and teens who will be in high school this fall, are welcome to join us this Sunday at 4:00 pm as we par cipate in Lifeteen’s Global Life Night as they finish up their digital series, You Won’t Find Jesus Here. The session will last 30 minutes and we will have a discussion a erwards and some me for games and catching up or ge ng to know each other. We can’t wait to see the new and familiar faces! Please email us if you’re interested and we will send the informa on for logging into our mee ng. Easter Blessings, Stone Cook Director of Youth Ministries cpopyouth@gmail.com

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Using our Bodies to Unlock Stress and Anxiety

There’s no shortage of things to stress us out these days. And telling ourselves “don’t worry about it” isn’t ge ng the job done usually. You may think the answer is in your head but actually it’s in your body. In fact, that’s what stress is, a physical reac on to an external s mulus. The good news is, o en mes, just paying a en on to the symptoms of stress can reduce them. Here are some ps to help you become more aware of what your body is telling you about how you feel.

Look inward. When you find yourself being easily agitated or worrying too much, focus on what’s happening inside your body. Where is the stress? Where is the anger? Where is the fear? Where do you experience tension? What’s going on in your head, your stomach and your chest? Has your breathing or heartbeat changed?

Scan your body. A body scan is a type of guided medita on where we take anywhere from 2 to 90 minutes and put a structure on paying a en on to what we are feeling in our body. You can find examples on apps such as Headspace or Stop, Breath & Think or simply searching on YouTube for “body scan.”

Reframe. Once you are able to iden fy the feeling in your body, try adjus ng the way you talk to yourself about it. Instead of saying, “I am stressed” say, “there’s some stress there.” The same works for other feelings such as sadness, anger, or fear. The most recent research has shown that once you iden fy and label an emo on as a part of our body, the intensity will start to decrease and become more tolerable.

Call on the Spirit. While doing all this, ask the Holy Spirit to fill and guide you. Placing ourselves in the presence of God can only help make us more aware of what we are feeling and be what we are called to be.

If you are feeling the strain of life a bit more these days, please reach out to Tony, our Parish Counselor at 636-594-0011 or tphillips@christprinceofpeace.com. He is available and scheduling appointments via phone and video conferencing.

The Day School Marke ng Team would like to thank our amazing community for suppor ng CPOP's par cipa on in Give STL Day on May 7, 2020.

Thanks to your generous support, we raised $2,228 to improve the school's WiFi to allow for more efficient internet and enhanced technology in all grade levels. Thank you!!

Follow Us!

We just launched our Twi er (@CPOPparish) and Instagram (@CPOPparish) accounts last week and sure could use some followers. Also, make sure you're following us on Facebook as well (Facebook.com/CPOPstl).

Rev. Christopher J. Dunlap, Pastor Ext. 308 cdunlap@cpopschool.com

Rev. Dennis J. Doyle Ext. 309

Deacon Patrick J. Belding 314-223-4488 pbelding6@gmail.com

Mrs. Nancy Zoia, Business Admin. Ext. 310 nzoia@christprinceofpeace.com

Ms. Trish Whitmore, Admin. Asst. Ext. 307 twhitmore@christprinceofpeace.com

Mr. Tony Phillips, Dir. of Evangelization & Parish Counselor Ext. 311 tphillips@christprinceofpeace.com

COUNSELING LINE: 636-594-0011

Mr. Stone Cook, Dir. Of Youth Ministry Ext. 317 scook@christprinceofpeace.com

Mrs. Joanne Hoormann, Principal Ext. 102 jhoormann@cpopschool.com

Mrs. Karen Watkins, School Secretary Ext. 102 kwatkins@cpopschool.com

Ms. Laura Maledy, School Secretary Ext. 102 lmaledy@cpopschool.com

Mrs. Cindy Fichter, Evening School & CRE Ext. 132 cfichter@cpopschool.com

Mrs. Karen Kurowski, PSR/Website Ext. 132 kkurowski@christprinceofpeace.com

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MAY 18-MAY 24 Mon. 05/18 8:00 am Scott Diderrich

Tue. 05/19 6:30 am

8:00 am

Intention of Debbie Hilke O’Donnell

Ann Marie Cochran

Wed. 05/20 6:30 am

8:00 am

Zoe Buckley

Logan Warnecke

Thur. 05/21 8:00 am Willow Aldridge

Fri. 05/22 8:00 am Mike Sale

Sat. 05/23 8:00 am

5:00 pm

Barbara Ferretti

David Jacober

Sun. 05/24 8:00 am

9:45 am

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Our Parish Family

Logan M. Warnecke

Gregory Difani

Pray for the Deceased

Please pray for the souls and families of Thomas Paul Hasse , uncle of Eric Moraczewski

Bernie Dolan, father of Mike Dolan May they rest in peace.

•SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM• Baptisms are celebrated on the First and Third Sunday of the month at 12:45 pm on Sunday afternoon. Parents must be registered, practicing Catholics and attend a baptismal preparation class.

•SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION• Saturday from 4:00 - 4:45 pm and anytime upon request.

•SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE• Arrangements for the Sacrament of Marriage are to be made by the prospective bride and groom with the priest at least nine months before the wedding.

•DEVOTIONS• Our Mother of Perpetual Help Devotions are conducted every Tuesday after 6:30 and 8:00 am Masses. The Rosary is recited the first Saturday of the month for the Respect for Life Campaign before the 5:00 pm Mass and every Monday after the 8:00 am Mass in honor of Our Lady of Fatima.

•ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT•

Adoration is canceled until further notice.

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Remember

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Prayers

Please remember in your prayers the Benefactors of our Endowment Fund, those on our Parish Prayer Line and those who are sick, especially our parishioners:

Fred Applegate Dennis Klos Joann Brady Betty Purschke Joyce Cullen Tony Schepis Clarita DeLargy Kathy Thole Buzz Dunaway Joan Weissert Mary King

As well as... Marty Hartigan, nephew of Bob Ogrodnik Rick Ruble, brother-in-law of Dick Tuhro Jonathan Ferretti, nephew of Mary Ann Knizel Debbie Hilke O’Donnell, daughter of Tom & Barb Hilke Adrian Crook, father of Regina Crook

Kathy Kowalczyk, daughter of David & Ro Kowalczyk

Thelma Jones, sister of Lorie Bailey

If you would like to add or remove someone, please

call the Parish Office at 636-391-1307.

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STRENGTHENED TO LIVE AS CHRIST’S OWNWe might look at the world around us and conclude that this is the most challenging time in his-

tory during which to live as a person of faith. Yet we know this is not so. Throughout the ages, people of faith have faced mockery, persecution, and even death as a result of their commitment to Christ. Still, it is important for us to acknowledge the challenge of living as a Christian today, when faith is viewed with ambivalence at best, and often with antagonism. Some do not understand how faith and reason can sit side by side, even though many of the world’s greatest scientific discoveries have been made by people of faith. Others see the failures of the Church or its leaders and discount faith as a result. We rely on the powerful presence of the Holy Spirit to be with us when we are mocked or simply misunderstood on account of our faith in Jesus Christ. Through the Holy Spirit, we will find the grace to live with conviction as Christian people.

Saint Peter admonishes us, “Always be ready to give an explanation to anyone who asks you for a reason for your hope.” One of the greatest gifts of faith in our lives is our hope in Christ Jesus. Through Christ, we keep our eyes on the wider view of life here on earth and everlasting life with God. We know that the trials and challenges of today do not have the final word, and do not have power over us. With the presence of the Advocate, we have the help we need to live as God directs and desires, so that the world might come to know Christ through the witness of our lives. This is a hope-filled, meaningful way of life. When so much of our surrounding culture speaks of impermanence and momentary distractions, we have the hope of meaning and purpose today and the promise of eternal life to come.

Today’s Readings: Acts 8:5–8, 14–17; Ps 66:1–3, 4–5, 6–7, 16, 20; 1 Pt 3:15–18; Jn 14:15–21

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* Preferred Money Market * Minimum Deposit to Open is $50,000.00 * The rate may change after the account is opened.* This account is limited to six transfers by check, draft, or similar order per monthly statement cycle. Transfer limitation transactions include transfers to otheraccounts, transfers to third parties by preauthorization, automatic withdrawal agreements or telephone transfers. For these accounts, withdrawals made in person,by mail instruction or an ATM are unlimited.** Certificate of Deposit ** Minimum Deposit to Open is $1,000.00 **Minimum Balance to obtain APY is $1,000.00** A penalty may be imposed for early withdrawal. Rate Special as of 10/01/2019 and subject to end at anytime. APY-Annual Percentage Yield.

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