PASTORAL MINISTRY
Parish Staff: 816-363-7051
Fax: 816-363-8157
Pastor Rev. Stephen Cook (ex. 112) |
Adult Faith Formation/RCIA/Infant Baptism Kathleen Madden (ex. 115) |
Social Services Ray Hain (ex. 128) |
Emergency Assistance, Food Pantry Direct
Line 816-877-0300 |
Liturgy Mike Thomas (ex. 129) |
Youth Margaret Haik (ex. 120) |
Music/Liturgy Position Open (ex. 114) |
Operations /Business Manager Tom Nickel (116) |
Bookkeeper Gene Cooper (131) |
Development Coordinator Karen Conley (127) |
Parish Secretary Ruth Davis (110) |
Principal Janet Spallo (211) |
Assistant Principal Angie Meyer (215) |
(A complete list of administration and staff is
available through the school office) |
Parish Council
Members |
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| Fr. Stephen Cook 816-363-2320 |
Anne Pautler 816-333-2975 |
| Larry Harris 816-333-7793 |
Karen O'Boyle 816-822-1113 |
| Angela Douglas 816-582-1502 |
Mark Hague 816-361-6250 |
| Mary Kay Heili 816-822-7278 |
Ben Gajewski 816-523-7996 |
Catherine Kuhls 816-333-7332 |
Joan Miller |
ST. PETER'S PARISH COUNCIL
Profile
St. Peter's Parish Council fulfills the need for a permanent leadership body to act as an advisory board to the pastor as well as to lead the parish in forming policy, strategic planning, and directing and coordinating efforts to realize the parish mission.
In addition to the pastor, the council includes nine parishioners discerned by members of the previous council and parishioners at-large. The Parish Council meets monthly and deliberates on issues of parish-wide concern, arriving at decisions by consensus.
Guiding Principles
In fulfilling its mission on behalf of the parish, the Parish Council established the following guiding principles:
In light of the gospel call to justice, we will promote positive social change within our city as well as extending it to the larger world faith community.
We will listen to and respect the views of all parishioners
We will be open in our activities. All parishioners are entitled to know of the council's proceedings as well as any information in the council's possession.
We will ask the question, "Is it good for the children?" on all appropriate issues, joining many local organizations and the Partnership for Children in focusing on the future and well being of our youth.
We will engage in prayerful decision making and seek the guidance of the Holy Spirit in all of our deliberations.
We will be mindful of the values expressed in the Gospel, seeking wisdom in the words and life of Christ.
We will acknowledge and support St. Peter's role in the local community as a foundation for the neighborhood.
We will practice responsible stewardship by making decisions that insure the long-term spiritual and financial health of the parish.