The sadness of death should give way in our liturgy to the promise of resurrected life.
Our celebration of a person's life should reflect our conviction that in Jesus Christ we have life beyond life.

 
Sts. Peter and Paul is pleased to offer its parishioners and friends the complete rites as a means of consolation for the living and grace-filled assistance for the deceased. These rites, which include a funeral Mass and the possibility of a vigil in the church or funeral home, are most properly celebrated in the parish church of the deceased, in the presence of their faith community.
 
Reflecting on death and funeral arrangements is a difficult task for many, but also a necessary one. Reflecting on and preparing for one's own death, or that of someone we know, is a part of living. As Christians and Catholics, we know that death is not our enemy, but our passage to the next life that God is preparing for us.
 
The first step to take when planning a funeral liturgy is to consult with our Parish Manager, who is here to assist you with any questions or concerns you may have.
 
Whether you are pre-planning a funeral liturgy for yourself, or you have suffered the loss of a loved one, it is our pleasure to assist you during your time of need.

Father Steven Gamez, Pastor
Father Blayne Riley, Parochial Vicar