St. Vincent de Paul Giving Tree Is Here! Help us provide support to 100 families and their 250+ children. Thank you for your generosity!

Prepare for Christmas through the sights and sounds of the Holy Family in Bethlehem, surrounded by all of their visitors that sacred night, including live animals! Walk the pilgrimage around Larsen Field through beautiful images of the 1,700-year-old Nicene Creed, and so much more.

Our Advent Market returns on Nov. 22. Applications are now being accepted for handmade crafters and artists. View the day’s schedule or volunteer! We cannot wait to see you!

Furloughs and benefit reductions are forcing many families to seek our help. St. Vincent de Paul is seeking donations, and reminds YOU, that if you, too, need assistance, to please contact us.

Shop Nov. 16 - Nov. 22, online or instore and receive a 10 percent discount, and our school will receive 10 percent. Get your holiday shopping done early!

On Oct. 26, Fr. Erik Arnold shared the parish’s 2025 Stewardship Report & Appeal. The details can be found here.

Couples of St. John, have you ever experienced a dryness in your marriage? Are you failing to communicate? Does raising children exhaust you? Have you felt distracted from your spouse or do you just need a restart in your own relationship? Join us as we begin this year’s Marriage Enrichment Series, When the Wine Runs Dry, and turn to Our Lord for his healing when the wine runs dry. 

Our St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry will provide Thanksgiving Dinner for at least 75 families this year. In order to do that, they need your help.

Dust off your lederhosen and dirndls—it’s time to celebrate Oktoberfest with the St. John Athletic Association (SJAA), Oct. 24, 6:30 - 9:30p.m. This fundraiser brings our community together for a night of fun while supporting the care and maintenance of our school’s athletic fields and sprinkler system.

Join us for peaceful prayer vigils at Planned Parenthood on Saturdays 9a.m.- 1p.m. and Tuesdays 12 - 4p.m. Please consider praying for an hour during the campaign.

Do you understand the Mass? Why do we say what we say, or why we kneel or stand when we do? Do you know where the prayers came from, where they were first said and how they became part of the Mass? Fr. Leo Patalinghug shares this four-part Teaching Mass series with us. Watch it with your family and allow the Mass to come alive in your heart!

We are so excited to begin this Faith Formation year with your family. Thank you for registering your child/children in our program. Classes begin Wednesday, Oct. 1, and Sunday, Oct. 5. Register today!