This May, as we recognize National Mental Health Awareness Month, let us find comfort in the words of our Lord in the Gospel of Matthew, “Come to me, all you who labor and are burdened, and I will give you rest.”

Want to deepen your understanding of scripture and grow closer to Jesus? Consider joining our women’s Bible study, Walking with Purpose (WWP). Join us May 7 for our Spring Connect Coffee. Choose a morning or evening gathering.

St. John the Evangelist has partnered with HOPE for All for a May Housewares Donations Drive to provide basic furniture, household items, and clothing to people in need. Can you help? Drop-off May 17, 18, 24 and 25 following the Sunday Masses.

Join us in celebrating the ordination of St. John the Evangelist’s own Rev. Mr. Stephen Kirby and Rev. Mr. Russ Sullivan to transitional deacons on Sunday, May 4 during the 11a.m. Mass. A parish reception will be held at noon in the school auditorium. All are welcome. Come celebrate these young men from our parish as they take the next step toward priest ordination in 2026. All are welcome!

Join our St. John family to celebrate the ordination to the diaconate of Stephen Kirby and Russ Sullivan on Sunday, May 4. The reception will be held in the school auditorium following the 11a.m. Mass. We are asking parishioners and friends to consider providing a food donation for the reception.

Due to the Ordination to the Deaconate at the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen, Daily Mass will be celebrated at 8a.m. to give our clergy and staff time to get to the Mass at 10a.m. We appreciate your flexibility.

Join us for the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Haven't been to confession in a long time? Don't worry; check out these helpful resources.

In Holy Communion, we receive Jesus Christ, who gives himself to us in His Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity. This intimate union with Christ signifies and strengthens our union with Him and His Body, the Church. Here are helpful reminders as you prepare to receive.

Please join us this Lent as our parish family enters into this ancient time of preparation for Easter. See schedule and Lenten resources.

Hope is amazing. It gives us the power to keep going, even in the greatest struggles and trials. When hope burns within us, we find strength and purpose to carry on, no matter what we face. The one who has hope lives differently. But what are the reasons for our hope? What truths do we hold onto that give us strength and purpose in our struggles?

Remember your loved one(s) with a gift to our Easter Flower Memorials fund. Your offering will help to beautify our Parish Activities Center on Easter Sunday and into the jubilant season of Easter, celebrating the resurrection of our Lord.

Catholic Daughters at St. John will be collecting for a “Baby Shower” to benefit Mary’s Center at all the Masses on the weekend of April 5 & 6. Click here for a full list of most needed items.