by Communications Director | Mar 27, 2018 | Liturgy, Parish Life, The Latest
Spy Wednesday, 28 March
8:30a English Mass
6p Tenebrae
7p Confessions
Maundy Thursday, 29 March
7p Solemn Mass of the Lord’s Supper and Procession of the Most Blessed Sacrament
8p Adoration until Midnight
Good Friday, 30 March
12n Stations of the Cross and Divine Mercy Chaplet
3p Liturgy of the Passion
7p Procession of the Dead Christ
Holy Saturday, 31 March
9a Blessing of the Easter Baskets
Easter Vigil, 31 March
8:30p Easter Vigil
Easter Day, 1 April
8a English Mass with Hymns
10a Solemn English Hass
12n Sung Latin EF Mass
by admin | Oct 26, 2017 | Liturgy, Music, Parish Life
Join us for the Feast of Christ the King in the Extraordinary Form
29 October 2017
12 noon
Mozart’s Missa Brevis in F and Giovanni Croce’s Motet, Cantate Domino,
will be performed by the St. Cecilia Choir, soloists and chamber orchestra
Eucharistic Procession to follow Mass
by Communications Director | Sep 1, 2017 | Adult Education, Christian Formation, Events, Liturgy, Music
Spark an understanding and love of the Extraordinary Form of Mass by attending all OR part of a 5-week workshop on Sundays at 10a starting 24 September in the Parish Activity Center (PAC) on the campus of Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School (1209 Brushy Creek Road, Taylors). Questions? Call Paul Pizzuti at 843.616.1766.
· 24 September – Why Latin? with Fr. Jason Barone of the Diocese of Charlotte
· 1 October – The Mass & the Missal with Fr. Richard Tomlinson
· 8 October – Sacred Music with Fr. Christopher Smith
· 15 October – The Beauty of the EF Mass with Joseph Pearce
· 22 October – Sacred Art & Architecture, What Changed with Vatican II with Jacob Wolfe
Prince of Peace Catholic Church invites you to attend the Extraordinary Form Mass on Sundays at 12n.
by admin | Mar 16, 2017 | Christian Formation, Events, Liturgy, Parish Life, The Latest
Join the Knights of Columbus in the Knights of Columbus Building for their next Family Rosary Night.
Saturday, 1 April, after the 5p Mass
by admin | Mar 14, 2017 | Christian Formation, Events, Liturgy, Parish Life, The Latest
We interrupt the austerities of Lent to celebrate the Solemnity of St Joseph, spouse of Our Lady. Joseph was an ordinary manual laborer, descended from the royal house of David. In the designs of Providence he was destined to become the spouse of the Mother of God. His high praise is expressed in a single phrase, “Foster-father of Jesus.” About this Sacred Scripture has little more to say than that he was a just man – an expression which indicates how faithfully he fulfilled his high trust of protecting and guarding God’s greatest treasure upon earth, Jesus and Mary.
Although, the Solemnity of St Joseph is transferred to Monday the 2oth, we will still honor him on Sunday, 19 March, with a Father’s Brunch. Bring the favorite dish of the father in your family to share with your parish family. There will be crafts for kids and opportunities for Fathers to take fun photos with their children. We will also be taking donations for our new Holy Family Foster Closet.
After the 10a Solemn English Mass in the PAC
by admin | Mar 13, 2017 | Christian Formation, Events, Liturgy, Parish Life, The Latest
Dear parish family,
We’re the Harclerodes (Christine and Stephen) and the Hinsons (Sara and Jacob). We’re Prince of Peace parishioners and foster parents.
As Catholics, we are called to care for the vulnerable and the orphaned. Like Saint Francis, we pray we sow hope where there is despair, joy where there is sadness, and light where there is darkness. One way our families do this is through foster care. And just as many candles burn more brightly than two, we’d like to invite you to join us in this mission.
We have a new ministry at Prince of Peace, the Holy Family Society. We chose the name to honor Mary and Joseph (and his role as a foster father). We seek to live our lives by following their example as parents. We love our foster children without reservation and as unconditionally as we love our natural children.
There are thousands of orphaned and displaced children in the Upstate, and never enough foster families and resources for these children. The Holy Family Society’s goal is to create and maintain an orphan care ministry for these children through faith-based and material support. In order to do this, we need a committed and engaged support network. While not everyone is called to become a foster parent, everyone can help.
The First Step
We’ve created the Holy Family Foster Closet in order to transform good intentions into concrete actions! We’re appealing to you to donate bottles, baby food and formula, bath supplies, diapers and pull-ups in all sizes, gently used clothing from birth – 10 years, toys, and books. Your items can be dropped in the narthex or in Stephanie Lasitter’s office.
The Second Step
We need a new location for the Holy Family Foster Closet. Right now, our families are renting a commercial storage space. This isn’t ideal, but our homes and the church are short on space. If you have or know someone who has an unused room, garage, or office space we can use to host the Holy Family Foster Closet, please email either Christine or Sara.
The Third Step
We will be sharing information about the Holy Family Foster Closet with local foster families in Upstate parishes and asking for their support. If you know someone who might benefit, please email Sara or Christine.
Join Us
An informational meeting is being planned for couples or individuals who want to learn more about fostering and adoption. We hope you will open your heart and consider if God is calling you to help his children in need. We ask for your prayers for PoP foster families and, of course, for the thousands of children in foster care.
Yours in Christ,
Sara & Christine
fostercloset@princeofpeacetaylors.org
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