Peter Muhich Obituary, Diocese of Rapid City Mourns The Death Of Bishop

Peter Muhich Obituary, Death – The Diocese of Rapid City is filled with sorrow as it shares the news of the passing of Bishop Peter M. Muhich on February 17, 2024. At 62 years old, Bishop Peter had been under hospice care, bravely battling esophageal cancer. As the community mourns the loss of its beloved shepherd, it comes together in prayer, asking for the peaceful repose of his soul.

 A Life Devoted to Service and Faith

Throughout his life, Bishop Peter M. Muhich exemplified unwavering dedication to his faith and commitment to serving others. His leadership within the Diocese of Rapid City was marked by compassion, wisdom, and a profound love for his flock. From pastoral guidance to spiritual mentorship, Bishop Peter touched countless lives and left an indelible mark on the hearts of those he served.

  Honoring His Memory: Funeral Services

The Diocese of Rapid City invites all to join in honoring Bishop Peter’s memory through a series of funeral services. The Mass of Christian Burial will take place on Monday, February 26th at 11 am at the Cathedral of Our Lady of Perpetual Help. For those unable to attend in person, the Mass will be broadcasted on ConnectCenter1, NewsCenter1, and the Diocese of Rapid City Facebook page.

Prior to the Mass, a series of services will be held on Sunday, February 25th, including visitation, the Chaplet of Divine Mercy, Rosary, Vespers, and a Vigil Service. These moments of reflection and prayer offer the community an opportunity to come together in solidarity, celebrating Bishop Peter’s life and legacy.

Eternal Remembrance and Continued Prayers

As Bishop Peter M. Muhich is laid to rest at St. Martin Cemetery near Terra Sancta, the Diocese of Rapid City extends its gratitude to all who have offered support and prayers during this difficult time. May Bishop Peter’s soul find eternal rest in the embrace of our Heavenly Father, and may his light continue to shine brightly in the hearts of all who knew and loved him.

In closing, let us continue to lift our voices in prayer, asking for God’s comfort and strength for Bishop Peter’s family, friends, and the entire Diocese of Rapid City. Though he may no longer walk among us, Bishop Peter’s spirit lives on, inspiring us to live lives of faith, service, and love. Amen.