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This Week

Prince of Peace Blood Drive

Thank you to all the donors who gave the gift of life at the Prince of Peace Blood Drive on June 16th. ### **Goal: 45 Units** - **We collected 38 Units** - **3 Power Red Donors (more are needed)** - **Up to 114 lives were saved!** Mark you calendars for the next drive on Tuesday, August 18, 2026 from 11:30am - 5:00 pm. Sign up at www.RedCrossBlood.org.

TUE · AUG 18 · 11:30 AM

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Jul 21 – Jul 27

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7:05 AMMass

7:30 AMMass›

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Wed

7:05 AMMass

7:30 AMMass›

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Thu

7:05 AMMass

7:30 AMMass›

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Sat

3:30 – 4:00 PMConfession

4:30 PMMass›

livestream

Sun

8:00 AMMass

10:00 AMMass

6:00 PMMass›

except Memorial Day Sunday; Labor Day Sunday; Easter Sunday;

Mon

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Bulletin · upcoming

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Tue · Aug 18 · 11:30 AM

Prince of Peace Blood Drive

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Mass Intentions

No MassMon Jul 6
Living & Deceased members of the Allen Wusterbarth FamilyTue Jul 7 · special
† Larry SchropferWed Jul 8 · deceased
† Deceased members of the Ben & Jean Vanden Bergh FamilyThu Jul 9 · deceased
No MassFri Jul 10
Prince of Peace Parish FamilySat Jul 11 · special

From the PastorJuly 5, 2026

Deacon Jeff PrickettePastoral Leader · Prince of Peace

Deacon Jeff's Message

On this 250th birthday of our great country, Happy 4th of July! It is my hope you can enjoy all this celebration offers without aoina overboard! 😊 I am old enough to remember the bicentennial in 1976 (I was in high school) and the many celebrations there were locally, as well as on television. My recollection was that everything was a lot of fun, and that the love that most everyone had for our country showed so brilliantly. I wonder: Do we still feel the same about the country in which we sing, "God bless America, land that I love"? Maybe it's my age, but I don't think there is the same love of our country as when I was growing up. Over the past 50 years, attendance at churches of all denominations has dropped dramatically. Prayer in public draws questioning reactions when it is witnessed. It seems God is slowly fading and even pushed away from our lives. What can be done? Please allow me to offer a few suggestions. When you are out to eat any meal, pause and thank God for the food you about to receive and reflect on how blessed you are to not have concerns about starvation, lack of water, heat, etc. Second, take time every day to thank God, even if it seems everything is spiraling in the wrong direction. The conveniences we have in our country are second to none, and we can always be grateful for the blessings we enjoy. Just maybe, we can include God much more in our lives, and if we do, I suggest when we celebrate the 300th birthday of the United States, we will be a much closer knit and grateful people!

Deacon Jeff

Held in prayer

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For prayer requests, please call: Rita Boucher: 920-468-7060 Ande Erickson: 920-391-2450 or emial: [email protected] Would you like us to pray for you or a special prayer request? Please reach out using the contact information. We can use e-mail or direct phone calls to share your prayer requests. If you are interested in being a member of the Prayer Network, please contact Rita or Ande. Thank you.

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Ken Miller

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Next · Wednesday, July 22

Next Mass

Today's Readings

7:05AM

Mass
Wednesday, July 22

7:30 AM

This Week

Prince of Peace Blood Drive

TUE · AUG 18 · 11:30 AM

Weekly Schedule

This week at the parish

All times America/ChicagoMassConfessionAdoration

Jul 21 – Jul 27

Tue

7:05 AMMass

7:30 AMMass›

livestream

Wed

7:05 AMMass

7:30 AMMass›

livestream

Thu

7:05 AMMass

7:30 AMMass›

livestream

Fri

—

Sat

3:30 – 4:00 PMConfession

4:30 PMMass›

livestream

Sun

8:00 AMMass

10:00 AMMass

6:00 PMMass›

except Memorial Day Sunday; Labor Day Sunday; Easter Sunday;

Mon

—

Bulletin · upcoming

Around the parish

Tue · Aug 18 · 11:30 AM

Prince of Peace Blood Drive

Prince of Peace

Names lifted up at the altar

Mass Intentions

No MassMon Jul 6
Living & Deceased members of the Allen Wusterbarth FamilyTue Jul 7 · special
† Larry SchropferWed Jul 8 · deceased
† Deceased members of the Ben & Jean Vanden Bergh FamilyThu Jul 9 · deceased
No MassFri Jul 10
Prince of Peace Parish FamilySat Jul 11 · special

From the PastorJuly 5, 2026

Deacon Jeff PrickettePastoral Leader · Prince of Peace

Deacon Jeff's Message

On this 250th birthday of our great country, Happy 4th of July! It is my hope you can enjoy all this celebration offers without aoina overboard! 😊 I am old enough to remember the bicentennial in 1976 (I was in high school) and the many celebrations there were locally, as well as on television. My recollection was that everything was a lot of fun, and that the love that most everyone had for our country showed so brilliantly. I wonder: Do we still feel the same about the country in which we sing, "God bless America, land that I love"? Maybe it's my age, but I don't think there is the same love of our country as when I was growing up. Over the past 50 years, attendance at churches of all denominations has dropped dramatically. Prayer in public draws questioning reactions when it is witnessed. It seems God is slowly fading and even pushed away from our lives. What can be done? Please allow me to offer a few suggestions. When you are out to eat any meal, pause and thank God for the food you about to receive and reflect on how blessed you are to not have concerns about starvation, lack of water, heat, etc. Second, take time every day to thank God, even if it seems everything is spiraling in the wrong direction. The conveniences we have in our country are second to none, and we can always be grateful for the blessings we enjoy. Just maybe, we can include God much more in our lives, and if we do, I suggest when we celebrate the 300th birthday of the United States, we will be a much closer knit and grateful people!

Deacon Jeff

Held in prayer