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Bulletin Board&
SUMMER EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
Help is needed during the day for a female parishioner who is recovering from surgery--NO NURSING CARE IS NEEDED, just someone to visit, play cards, dominoes, befriend . This could be a paid position--the family is open to options. Care is needed from 8 - 5 weekdays. A college student needing summer employment, a retiree who could commit to any number of hours during the week--any help you could offer would be most appreciated. Call Anne Marie at 651-633-8333 if you are interested.
PSYCHOLOGICAL COUNSELING
Professional Psychological Counseling is available to the adults of St. John's, without cost. Hours are day time on Tuesdays. Call the Parish Office to make an appointment.
DOG WALKING
Need help walking your dog? Perhaps even a break from walking your dog? Woman with strong affection for dogs (and mourning the loss of her own) is interested in offering help. If you are in need of someone to walk your dog on occasion, call the Parish Office 651-633-8333.
PILGRIMAGE
Join Fr. Don Schwalm as he follows an ancient pilgrimage route to the tomb of St. Olaf. Our 12 days will take us through Norway, Sweden and Denmark. Trips are August 16--27 and September 6-17. (Fr. Schwalm will lead the September group.) If interested contact Leslie Sendeu of AER WORLD TOURS at 612-377-9767.
THANK YOU
Thanks to everyone who came to our aid when my dad collapsed during Mass two weeks ago. Everyone was wonderful. JoAnn Studenski
EASTER FLOWER MEMORIALS
In Memory Of: From:
Greg Larkin Marilee & Danielle Larkin
Prayer Vigil&
VIGIL/ADORATION COMMITTEE TO MEET
St. John's Prayer Vigil-Adoration Committee will meet Wednesday, May 23 at 7:00 p.m. in the parish center. Come and give your input as we make plans for Perpetual Adoration in our new chapel!
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Parish Council&
On Thursday, April 5, the Parish Pastoral Council of Saint John the Baptist Catholic Community decided to support non-Sunday liturgies for Scout celebrations. The council also endorsed action to initiate Perpetual Adoration in 2002.
At the May 3, 2001 meeting several resolutions were passed. A motion was made and seconded to adopt a theme for the St. John's Centennial Celebration suggested by the Faith Formation Board: "St. John's--A Welcoming Community." The revised by-laws for the Parish Council were accepted. The Respect Life Committee has been approved for the "Baby Bush" project in August.
The rough draft of the policy manual for the new St. John Centre was presented to the council by Jay Hunstiger. Further discussion will continue on this topic at the June council meeting.
The council needs SIX new members for next fall. Anyone interested can call Fr. Bill or contact one of the present council members.
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