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4600 Preserve Parkway | Hoover, aL 35226 | 205.822.9125 | Fax: 205.822.9127 | www.PoPcatHoLic.org

Christian FormationReligious instRuction (3 years old – 12th grade)

sunday ......................................... 8:30, 9:40, and 11:00 am Domingos .................................... 12:15 pm (catecismo) Baptismal pRepaRation ....... 9:45 am (every 2nd Sunday) clases de bautismo ................. 11:30 am (2 do. Jueves y 4to Domingo) BiBle stuDy sunday ......................................... 9:30 - 10:45 am (adults) Wednesday ................................ 6:30 - 8:00 pm (grade 6-12) 7:00 - 8:30 pm (adult ed.) Rcia sunday ......................................... 9:45 - 10:45 am Wednesday ................................ 6:30 - 8:00 pm Domingos .................................... 11:30 – 1:30 pm (adultos)

PrinCe oF PeaCe sChool(3 yr old preschool – 8th grade) principal ........................................... 205.824.7886, Fax 205.824.2093 Web site ............................................ www.popcatholic.org e-mail................................................. [email protected]

Parish membershiPall families and individuals are welcome. Registration forms are in the church lobby at the welcome desk or in the church office. please inform the church office of address changes.

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Mass Intentions 1/28 - 2/3

Monday 8:30 am Carl Cannova †

6:30 pm Sam Mollica, Sr. †

Tuesday 8:30 am Sam Audia †

Wednesday 8:15 am Josephine Diliberto †

5:00 pm Mary Lanza †

Thursday 8:30 am Jo Giangrosso †

Friday 8:30 am Ismael Espada-Reyes, Sr †

Saturday 5:00 pm Karen Hauer †

Sunday 8:30 am Vivian Brocato †

5:00 pm Robert Taylor †

Prayer List Our love and prayers

are offered for the following: To be included on the prayer list, please call the church office. To be a part of the parish email prayer chain, please contact: Dolores Kremer, 979-0229 or [email protected].

Kay Hand Hunter Pace Rita Durnak John Durnak Libby Troncalli Sue Portera Virginia Lorino Mary Davis Bill Muldowney, Sr. Mary Tucker

Rick Crocker Charles Pardi Frances Pardi Mary Anne Phillips Therese Avant Margaret Fenn Mary Ellen Bolin Bernard Lorino Roger Richards Anthony Cacioppo

Lois Bradley Katie Crook Helen Majerik Bryan Rosenstiel Jeff Huldtquist Marleigh Ingle Marie Trapolino Ean Early Rosalie Giambrone Keith Lusco

Grace Bauer Joe Dwyer Wilma Haywood Bernard Scalisi Tim Manzella Kathy Mahon Helen Krane Wilda Leary Jan Caveleri Irene Rodriguez

Mary Kay Minor Christina Chappell

Readings for February 3

Reading 1: Jeremiah 1:4-5, 17-19 Reading 2: 1 Corinthians 12:31-13:13

Gospel: Luke 4:21-30

Eucharistic Adoration Eucharistic Adoration is available each Thursday from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm in the Chapel. This is as close as we can come in this life to talking with God face to face.

The Rosary is a wonderful way to pray for people in your life. As Mary intercedes for us to the Father, so too can we intercede for those in our lives that need our prayers. If you would like to lead the rosary on Monday evenings, individually or as a family, please contact the church office at 205.822.9125 to schedule. Materials are provided in the chapel for the Rosary.

Financial Stewardship The US bishops’ pastoral on stewardship reinforces

today’s reading from 1 Corinthians: “Because its individual members do collectively make up the

Body of Christ, that body’s health and well-being are the responsibility of the members - the personal

responsibility of each one of us. We all are stewards of the Church.”

Financial Stewardship for January 19 & 20: Building Fund $ 7,508.54

Offertory $ 21,318.79 One Voice $ 102.00

Vredenburgh $ 25.00

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Music Notes Prince of Peace has several opportunities for all parishioners to be involved in the Music ministry. If you are a singer, cantor, or musician, please use your gift and join a choir. No auditions for choir members. Just come and sing. Rehearsals are required. Lent is a great time to add song to your soul!

Adult Choirs Saturday 5:00 pm and Sunday 11:00 am - rehearsal Thursday 7:00 Sunday 8:30 am - rehearsal Wednesday 7:00 Glory Bound Youth Choir and Musicians Glory Bound is seeking youth choir members and musicians grades 3 through 12 to join our group. Rehearsals are Wednesdays 6:00 to 6:30pm. If your child is interested in learning to sing and/or get experience in playing an instrument in church this is a wonderful opportunity to be involved in music. Beginner to advanced youth singers and musicians are welcome. For more information about the music ministry or any liturgy related ministry, please contact Cheri Poole, Music/Liturgy Director at [email protected] or call 205.541.7834.

Holy Name Society The Holy Name Society is a spiritual organization for men and women. The general purposes are to promote reverence for the Name of God and Jesus, promote sanctification of its members, foster observance of the Holy Name Pledge, and perform Corporal and Spiritual works of mercy as individuals and as a Holy Name Society group. If you are interested in being a part of this spiritual, active group, please plan to attend our formation meeting Sunday, February 17 at 9:45 am in the Saint Catherine Room. For more information, please contact Lenny Frisaro at [email protected] or Cheri poole, Liturgy Director, at [email protected]

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Weekday Programs

Childcare services are available at the POP Nursery during the Wednesday evening programs.

Women of Worship Tuesdays 9:30 am St. Jude Room

“Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable-if anything is excellent or praiseworthy-think about such things.” Does your “Thought Closet” need a makeover? Join us as we recognize and change the negative ways we talk to ourselves. The book we are using is: Me, Myself, and Lies by Jennifer Rothschild. Discussion will be led by Jill Kent. For more information, call 205.426.1710. All are welcome!

Faith Study Wednesdays 9:30 - 10:30 am St. Monica Room

This program covers key incidents and developments that influenced the Catholic Church during its fascinating 2000-year history. We will be using the book The Story of the Church by Alfred McBride, O. Parem. Join us for interesting and thought-provoking discussions. Contact Mike Brown at 205.822.9125 x 14 or by email at [email protected] for information and registration.

Young Families Wednesdays 6:15 pm St. Monica Room

You are invited to join us for an 8 week study, An Introduction to the Theology of the Body: Discovering the Master Plan for Your Life. This liberating message of John Paul II is the ideal study for anybody desiring to learn and incorporate the Theology of the Body into their daily lives. Contact Kristina & Eric Theall at 205.822.0995 for more information.

Adult Scripture Study Wednesdays 6:15 pm St. Martin de Porres

This adult scripture study runs through February 27. On January 30 we will discuss History: From Judges to the Death of Saul. Led by Fr. Ackerman.

RCIA Wednesdays 6:30 - 8:00 pm St. Jude Room

Our topic this Wednesday is Human Dignity, Sin, and Mercy. Next week we will discuss Lent: Atonement and Sacrifice. For additional information, contact Mike Brown, Director of Adult Education, at 205.822.9125 or at [email protected].

Sunday Programs 9:45 am - 10:45 am

Childcare services are available at the POP Nursery during Sunday morning programs. Scripture in Action Study St. Elizabeth Room

This is a small-group discussion about the Sunday readings and their application to daily living. For more information, contact Jack Carney at 205.276.6250 or [email protected].

Adult Bible Study and Discussion Group St. Martin de Porres Room

We will be discussing John’s Epistles and Revelation. St. Martin de Porres is located by the nursery. Please join us and invite a friend.

Sunday Adult Education St. Monica Room

Do you ever find yourself struggling to see as Jesus sees? Do you ever feel that being Catholic does not really make a difference in your life? Practice Makes Catholic: Moving from a Learned Faith to a Lived Faith, is a new curriculum presenting 21 practices that are designed to help you “put on” Christ each day and live differently. As we learn to practice our Catholic faith, we will see more clearly with the eyes of Jesus Christ at all times and be transformed by the Holy Spirit. This class is led by Sonya Phillips.

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Subscriptions for One Voice, the weekly Diocesan newspaper, are $17.00 per year. If you are currently receiving the One Voice, you may pay your annual subscription with a check made payable to Prince of Peace and noted for One Voice. You may place that in the contribution basket during Mass. If you are not receiving the One Voice and would like to, please call the church office at 205.822.9125 ext. 10. One Voice

Religious Education

Our teachers and helpers are fully engaged in the Faith Formation of our parish children during Sunday School classes. It’s

refreshing to see the excitement and energy evident each week. Please keep the children, their families and teachers in your

prayers.

Looking for a stewardship activity in the Formation Ministry? We can use helping hands with the many tasks it takes to sup-

port our Parish children in their Faith Formation. Contact Megan Everett at [email protected] or stop by the

Religious Education office to find out about ways in which you can help.

Upcoming Events:

Class - January 27, February 3 & 10 No class Feb. 17 due to President’s Day

First Eucharist Class: February 3 - Bible Presentation during 8:30 am Mass

- Parent Meeting at 9:35 am in the Main Church

Confirmation Class: February 24 - Parent Meeting at 9:35 in the Day Chapel

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Keep up with parish news at our website: www.popcatholic.org

Special Parents Parents or loved ones of children with special needs will meet Thursday, January 31 at 11 am at Zoe’s in Patton Creek. For more information or to RSVP, contact Cindy Crook at [email protected] or call 205.403.7463.

Father/Daughter Dance The King of Hearts Father / Daughter Dance will

be held on Friday, February 1 from 6:00-8:00 pm in

Deasy Hall. Tickets are $25 per father and

daughter and $10 for each additional daughter.

Dinner and a photo keepsake will be provided.

Tickets may be purchased at Prince of Peace

School office or by contacting Sharyl Meendering at

205.637.7357 or Bridget Carter at 205.441.8992.

POPapalooza All parishioners, school families, and families interested in attending Prince of Peace Catholic School are invited to our 4th annual POPapalooza on January 31. This Prince of Peace interactive open house is a wonderful opportunity for parishioners, parents, and friends to share in the unique learning experiences that POP has to offer. Everyone will engage in student-led, hands-on learning. There is excitement for all ages. All kindergarten through eighth grade classrooms will be open to welcome students and visitors to a diverse world of interactive learning. Join us for a hot dog dinner and sit back to be entertained by the POP Choir and Band. Dinner is served from 5:00-7:00 pm and learning activities are from 5:30-7:30 pm.

Catholic Scouting Cub Scout Pack 326 will meet Sunday, January 27 at 3:30 pm in the Scout Hut in the rear parking lot at St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church. All boys in grades 1-5 are invited to attend. Boy Scout Troop 226is holding an open house for all boys in grades 6-11 on Monday, February 4 at 7:00 pm. Come find out about our exciting outdoor program, adventure opportunities and leadership training. We will be at the Scout Hut in the rear parking lot at St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church.

2013-2014 Kindergarten Information Meeting Prince of Peace Catholic School Library

Thursday February 7, 8:30 am Please join us for a parent information meeting. Meet the faculty, share in the vision and learn about our interactive curriculum. To schedule a private school tour, please call 205.824.7886.

http://www.popcatholic.org

High School Youth

Upcoming Events Include

January 27: Dinner following 5:00 pm Mass in Deasy Hall. January 30: Dinner in Deasy Hall at 6:00 pm with lesson to follow at 6:30 pm. February 3: No dinner due to the Super Bowl. February 23: Cardboard Campout at Holy Infant in Trussville. More details to follow.

Please contact [email protected] for more information.

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Adventure Ark Playschool Registration has started! There are a few openings left for our current year (February-May, 2013). Registra-tion for the 2013-2014 Playschool year is open and we would love for you to come join us for some fun! Join us for “adventures” at the Adventure Ark. If you have any questions about our program or would like to sched-ule a tour, please contact Kara Woodard at 205.822.9125 ext. 15.

Women’s Monthly Luncheon Join us for lunch on Thursday, February 7 at 11:00 am at Costa’s Restaurant on Lorna Road. Please RSVP by February 5 to Carol Fisher at 205.979.2667. Newcomers are always welcome!

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MOM’s Group Our next meeting is Friday, February 1. We will begin our book study Extreme Makeover: Women Transformed by Christ, Not Conformed to the Culture by Teresa Tomeo. Books are $10. For more information, contact Rhyann Granger at 205.401.7908 or Amanda Knerr at 954.410.8362. Nursery provided.

Zumba ZUMBA classes are on Tuesdays at 6:15 pm and Thursdays at 7:00 pm in Deasy Hall. Feel free to bring a friend; the ZUMBA program is open to the public, ages 13 & up. (Ages 13-17 may only attend with a participating adult.) No childcare is provided. Cost is $3 at the door. The next available classes are Tuesdays, January 29 and Thursdays, January 31.

Nursery If you have never visited our church nursery, come down and see our rooms! The nursery is available for children 6 months to 2 years. Children 3-5 years of age are welcome to attend Religious Education.

Middle School Youth Middle School Youth Group meets on Wednesday in Deasy Hall at 5:30 pm for dinner. Pick up is at 7:30 pm in the school parking lot. Call Brooke Bach with any questions at 205.907.5835.

20 Somethings We are going to start meeting the 1st Sunday of each month starting on February 3rd. Join us for dinner and bible study. There will be no meeting on January 27.

13th Annual Prince of Peace School Luau and Auction Saturday, February 9, 2013

Join us for this annual event benefiting Catholic education in Prince of Peace parish! All parish and community members are welcome to come and enjoy an evening of fun and fellowship in the school gymnasium. Bid on dozens of silent and live auction items, visit with friends, meet other POP members and families, and much more. Doors open at 6:00 pm and dinner will be served at 6:30 pm. For more information or to purchase advance tickets, visit www.popcatholic.org/luau.

Soccer Spring soccer registration for Prince of Peace through the Hoover Soccer Club is now open on the church website through February 20 at 5:00 pm. All parish children ages 3 to 10 years can register by visiting www.princeofpeace-Hoover.org/home/sports/ and clicking on the soccer link. Please contact Joe Kraus with any questions at 205.587.1882 or [email protected].

Sports Committee The Sports Committee is looking to fill the position of treasurer. If you are interested in this position, please contact Joe Kraus at 205.587.1882 or [email protected].

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Bread & Roses

Casting Lots for the Seamless Garment (John 19:23-24)

“The Gospel is Hard” by Dorothy Day

The basic outlines of Dorothy Day’s life are well known. A radical and a journalist who converted to Catholicism in 1927, she

cofounded the Catholic Worker movement in 1933 with an itinerant French Catholic social thinker, Peter Maurin. They started

a newspaper, opened houses of hospitality to respond to the immediate needs of the urban poor, and established farming

communes to house and give work to the unemployed. In short: “to create a new society within the shell of the old.” Day has

been called the “most significant, interesting, and influential person in the history of American Catholicism,” and the Catholic

worker has been described as “the most important radical Catholic movement in American history.”

Some quotes credited to Dorothy Day: You must take up your cross daily; where there is no love, put love and you will find

love; we love God as much as we love the one we love least; as breath is to the body, prayer is to the soul. She said often,

“Every act of faith increases your faith.” Faith, like love, must be fervent, passionate; it is purchased only with one’s heart’s

blood. It must be sought after, suffered for, put to the test, deepened, renewed, and taken joy in. “The Gospel is hard,” she

has said. “Loving your enemies, and the worst of your own household, is hard.” (Patrick Jordan, Commonweal, Jan 25, 2013) If interested in becoming involved with the Seamless Garment Committee, call Tom & Elsbeth Germanson at 205.565.3456.

2012 Statements End of the year statements were mailed this week. Some parishioners may receive 2 statements. Please combine these 2 statements for your total contribution for 2012. This was due to a change made in the software mid-year. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you.

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On Sunday, February 10, a group from Prince of Peace will serve lunch

to the needy at the Church of the Reconciler. This is a wonderful

opportunity for you to put into practice the Stewardship Pillars of

Hospitality and Service. Volunteers are needed to provide food and

desserts and help serve the meal on that Sunday. If you would like to

help with this ministry, please call Cheryl Walker at 205.949.2907 or

205.540.7691.

Stewardship: Parishioners Answering God’s Call On a recent inclement weather day, roads were getting hazardous and it was determined that school would dismiss early for the safety of the students. A parishioner recognized that her neighbor would have difficulty leaving work in the downtown area to get to the school in time to pick up her children. She called her neighbor at work and offered to pick up her children at school and take them home with her for the afternoon until the parents could get home. This unselfish act of Christian hospitality was much appreciated by the neighbor.

Help us! Submit your stewardship story examples to [email protected]. They may be edited for space consideration.

Super Bowl Party

Sunday, February 3 Sponsored by K of C Council 11537

Join us in Deasy Hall one hour before kickoff for food and fun! All are invited! K of C will provide main dishes.

Please bring a side dish to share.

Baptism Ministry Prince of Peace is starting a new Baptism Ministry. If you are interested in joining this ministry, please call the parish office at 205.822.9125. Fr. Fallon will have an orientation session. The only requirements are to be friendly and welcoming.

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