The Church of Saint Peter has been centrally located in beautiful downtown Saratoga Springs for over 175 years. Our vibrant Catholic community believes in our core mission statement. "The Church of Saint Peter is a welcoming community that celebrates our faith through liturgy, sacraments, ministry, music, and outreach to those in need. Blessed by the grace of God, the love of Christ, and the guidance of the Holy Spirit, we strive to live out the good news of the gospel. "
We look forward to welcoming all to worship with us!
We look forward to welcoming all to worship with us!
MASS FOR THANKSGIVING DAY
Thursday, November 24, 2022
9:30am
Thursday, November 24, 2022
9:30am
MARK YOUR CALENDARS
Fair Trade Sale of coffee, tea and chocolate after all masses on the weekends of November 12/13 and December 3/4
Fair Trade is a simple way to make a difference in the lives of the people who grow and create things we enjoy. When you buy a fair trade item you not only buy something that is good to eat, drink and enjoy but you ensure that the women and men who pick the coffee beans, tea leaves and cacao beans receive a fair wage for their hard work. You may pay a little more for fair trade items than you might in a chain store but your extra dollars go directly to the workers, not to corporations. In addition, when you purchase something at our Fair Trade sale, a portion of the money will be used to help people in our own community who are in need of safe housing. Watch the bulletin for more information on Fair Trade.
If you would like to help with our Fair Trade sale, please contact Deacon Ed at the parish office.
Fair Trade Sale of coffee, tea and chocolate after all masses on the weekends of November 12/13 and December 3/4
Fair Trade is a simple way to make a difference in the lives of the people who grow and create things we enjoy. When you buy a fair trade item you not only buy something that is good to eat, drink and enjoy but you ensure that the women and men who pick the coffee beans, tea leaves and cacao beans receive a fair wage for their hard work. You may pay a little more for fair trade items than you might in a chain store but your extra dollars go directly to the workers, not to corporations. In addition, when you purchase something at our Fair Trade sale, a portion of the money will be used to help people in our own community who are in need of safe housing. Watch the bulletin for more information on Fair Trade.
If you would like to help with our Fair Trade sale, please contact Deacon Ed at the parish office.
THE EUCHARIST
Anticipated on Saturday 5:00pm
Sunday Liturgy 7:30 - 9:00 - 11:00am
Weekdays: Tuesday and Friday 8:00am
Holy Days As Announced
Baptism Preparation
for infant Baptism, which is celebrated seasonally, is scheduled throughout the year. Baptism of adults and reception of baptized non-Catholics into the Catholic Church normally takes place at the Easter Vigil. Those wishing to participate are invited to contact the Parish office.
Confirmation
Those wishing to be confirmed in the Catholic faith are invited to contact the Faith Formation Office.
Anointing of the Sick
Intended for the ill or infirm, anointings are celebrated seasonally, and prior to hospitalization, and by appointment.
Reconciliation
Communal celebrations occur seasonally, and individual absolution is available Saturday at 4:00 PM, and by appointment
Marriage
A registered parishioner wishing to celebrate a sacramental union is invited to contact the Pastor before any other arrangements have been finalized.
Anticipated on Saturday 5:00pm
Sunday Liturgy 7:30 - 9:00 - 11:00am
Weekdays: Tuesday and Friday 8:00am
Holy Days As Announced
Baptism Preparation
for infant Baptism, which is celebrated seasonally, is scheduled throughout the year. Baptism of adults and reception of baptized non-Catholics into the Catholic Church normally takes place at the Easter Vigil. Those wishing to participate are invited to contact the Parish office.
Confirmation
Those wishing to be confirmed in the Catholic faith are invited to contact the Faith Formation Office.
Anointing of the Sick
Intended for the ill or infirm, anointings are celebrated seasonally, and prior to hospitalization, and by appointment.
Reconciliation
Communal celebrations occur seasonally, and individual absolution is available Saturday at 4:00 PM, and by appointment
Marriage
A registered parishioner wishing to celebrate a sacramental union is invited to contact the Pastor before any other arrangements have been finalized.
ONLINE GIVING:
you can continue to support your parish through traditional methods (i.e. envelopes) or you can utilize this online option.
STEP 2: Click HERE to make your donation to the Church.
Thank You!
OR... to become a sustaining electronic giver,click the button here to download an electronic giving form to complete and mail in to the parish.
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WISH TO BECOME A MEMBER OF OUR PARISH FAMILY? CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD OUR PARISH REGISTRATION FORM. Completed forms can be mailed in, returned directly to the rectory office, or dropped in the collection basket.
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