Diocesan Policy 

St. Peter School has adopted the Rockford Diocese’s bullying policy. Per that policy, any action, word, or behavior which harasses, intimidates, or causes physical, emotional or psychological harm to another student or students is strictly prohibited, whether the action, word or behavior is based on a person’s characteristic(s) or other matter. This prohibited conduct also extends to the use of technology (“Cyber bullying”) as a tool to harass or cause harm.

Bullying is prohibited during any school-sponsored education program or activity; while in school, on school property, on school buses or other school vehicles, at designated school bus stops waiting for the school bus, or at school-sponsored or schoolsanctioned events or activities; or through the transmission of information from a computer, a computer network, or other similar electronic device equipment. Please note that this policy is not limited to conduct that occurs on the premises of the Diocesan school or during school hours or school activities.

All men are welcome! Meetings are held every other Saturday morning from 7:30am - 8:50am. Join us for coffee, a light breakfast, socialization, and engaging (no pressure) conversation about our faith in a relaxed environment. Questions? Please email the coordinator for future dates.

All women are welcome! Gatherings are on occasion and announced in the bulletin and in this space when scheduled. For more information, please email us. Babysitting is available.

Join us Monday nights at 7 pm in the Convent Chapel to read and reflect upon the upcoming Sunday’s Gospel, Liturgy of the Hours (books provided for new members), and prayer (intercessory, and alternating Rosary or Divine Mercy). Contact the coordinator.

Unite as a community praying the Rosary for the sanctity of all life from conception until natural death. Meditative hymns are sung, along with the recitation of the Rosary. No experience required. Mentors provided. Contact the coordinators.

Boys and girls from grade 3 and above who assist the priest at the liturgy.

Thursdays from 9:00AM to 3:00PM from September through April. The Blessed Sacrament is exposed and adored by volunteers who sign up for one hour or more to pray before the Lord Jesus present in the Monstrance.

Preparing parents for the formation of their child’s faith.

Extraordinary Ministers of Communion who serve the Body and Blood of Christ at Mass and to the sick and homebound.

Advises the Pastor on financial matters of the parish and school. Responsible for monitoring all income and expenses, and approving the annual budgets.

Volunteers who coordinate social activities and gatherings of parishioners during the year.

A group that counts the funds collected at Mass each week. Each group volunteers about once a month.

Volunteers who care for and beautify the grounds and church.

The PPC is involved in most activities and programs effecting the liturgical and spiritual life of St. Anyone Parish.

Parish volunteers who warmly welcome parishioners as they enter the Church for Mass.

Reader who proclaim the Scriptures at Mass and other services.

Men and women who assist at Mass or Funeral masses to enhance the worship of our faith community.

Responsible for the preparation and care of the altar linens. This includes the washing and ironing of purificators, corporals, and altar linens.

Held Friday evenings at 6:30PM in the Chapel during Lent followed by soup and sharing in the Sacred Heart Hall.

Rite of Christian Initiation – preparation of adult candidates for Catholic sacraments.

Volunteers who assist people to their seat if necessary. They also take up the collection.

Duties include preparing the altar for Mass and cleaning the altar following Mass.

Provides hot meals on a monthly basis to the homeless.