Thank you for making this campaign a true community victory. We continue to be overwhelmed with gratitude for the incredible generosity and spirit of our St. Peter family. Thanks to your prayers, pledges, and support, our Casting Wide Our Nets Capital Campaign has been a powerful testament to what we can do when we come together in faith. This was never just about dollars—it’s about our shared commitment to the future of our parish. Your gifts are already paving the way for Phase 2: our new parish hall, a space designed to welcome and serve our growing community. Thank you for your trust, your generosity, and your belief in what we can build together. God is clearly moving among us, and we can’t wait to see what comes next. Stay tuned for a more detailed report in the coming weeks. With grateful hearts, The St. Peter Campaign Team
Greg and Eve Beye We have been parishioners at St. Peter since 2014. What ministries are you involved in? We are involved in the ACTS ministry and enjoy the opportunity to help build the spirit of faith in our fellow parishioners. We’ve developed so many close friendships through that ministry and it’s one that means so much to us. We support the Faith in Action program at the parish school to demonstrate our faith to our parish children. Having updated amenities in our school will undoubtedly make it easier to continue filling enrollment in the day school as well as the PSR program. We also cook monthly meals for the Sts. Peter and Paul Meals Program to serve those in most need. Why did you choose to support the campaign? We chose to support the campaign in order to put St. Peter parish in the best possible position to grow our existingministries and build news ones; to develop the faith in ouryoung parishioners; and to continue the mission of the Church for many years to come. Why does this campaign matter? St. Peter parish is an incredibly strong and vibrant community.But we all have a responsibility to be good stewards of ourparish. This campaign is critical to addressing long standingneeds that have been put off for years. We owe it to each other,to our children, and to the future generations of parishioners tokeep our facilities in good working order and to improve theability of the physical church to grow the spiritual church. But italso serves as a powerful reminder of our collective blessingsand what we can achieve together. It’s incredible to watch theSpirit work and inspire so many to make such sacrificial gifts.
To live out our mission and grow together, we must ensure our spaces meet today’s needs and prepare for the future. This campaign is about more than buildings; it’s about creating spaces where ministries thrive, students grow, and parishioners connect in faith. Investing now will keep St. Peter a welcoming home for generations. The campaign will be completed in two phases to address the most pressing needs of our parish while preparing for future growth.
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ADA-compliant entrance to the gym/parish center. Access to parish and school events are challenging for those with mobility issues. | Upgrade the HVAC system in the school building. The window units are noisy, distracting, and inefficient with temperature control. | Reconstruction of the Adams parking lot. This lot endures heavy use from events like St. Peterfest, parking for parish activities, CYC sports, and daily school use for recess and PE. |
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Upgrade school restrooms to provide modern and accessible facilities. The school restrooms are outdated, with aging fixtures and limited accessibility. | Transform current rectory into more office and ministry spaces. Our parish is in desperate need of more meeting and office space. | This provides our priests with a private living space while freeing up the rectory for meeting and office renovations. |
Kevin and Maria Baszis
Keith Beardslee Fred and Jessica Bendaña Carole and Herb Bernsen Katie Bernsen Christine Berra Zach and Sara Bevins Greg and Eve Beye Bill and Margaret Bommarito Larry and Josie Bommarito Joe and Terry Booth Ken and Patty Boyd Dennis and Susan Buchheit Todd and Ann Buss Bill Carmody Jay and Kathleen Criscione Greg and Cindy Dart Brian and Kristi Dentinger Chris and Mary Doehring Kevin and Elisa Doherty Tim and Jen Fagan Dave and Erin Ferrone Kevin and Theresa Finlay Ryan and Brittany Kay Franklin James and Rani Grady John and Jacki Hagerty Dick and Mary James Edward and Frances Johnston Tracie and Eric Jones Andrew and Marjorie Kelly John Kindschuh and Cindy Traub Kent Knickmeyer John and Kay Komotos Brad and Molly Kramper James and Mary Lewis Matt and Carrie Lowery Lauren Lottes Mike and Nikki Mahn Scott and Debbie Mays Cheryl and Pete McCall John and Donna McCarthy Steve and Mimi Meskill Dan and Sara Miller Tim and Sarah Miller Pat and Amy O'Brien Nick and Erin Offerman Bud and Helen Pennington John and Genna Pennington Rich and Lisa Peters Mike and Linda Putnam Pamela Quigley Kyle and Kristie Ream Paul and Nicole Reh Paul and Lauren Reilly Sally Reynolds Steve and Joann Rull Jay Ryan, Sr. Jay Ryan, Jr. Mary Schmit Joe and Ali Shaughnessy Kent and Andra Skornia Kevin Stillman Mike Swatske and Heather Wessels Greg and Alli Takavitz Mark and Dana Trokey Doug and Jenny Walbert Steve and Allison Williams Geoff and Christina Wilson Tony and Becky Zangara
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