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PARISH OFFICE (651) 633-8333
Fr. William Murtaugh, Pastor
Fr. Thomas Kunnel, Associate
SCHOOL OFFICE (651) 633-1522
FAITH FORMATION OFFICE (651) 633-1540
WELCOME DESK HOURS
Sunday & Friday 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Monday & Wednesday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Tuesday & Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
NEW PARISHIONERS
Welcome to St. John's! We are glad that you are here. Our next registration is Sunday, August 7, in Room 211 of the Parish Center at 10:30 a.m. For more information, please call the Parish Office at (651) 633-8333.
A SACRAMENT OF DIVINE MERCY
Private Reconciliation every Saturday at 3:30 p.m.
(or by appointment)
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MONDAY, AUGUST 1 (St. Alphonsus Liguori, doctor)
8:00am Morning Rosary (Chapel)
8:30am Mass (Chapel)
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2 (Sts. Eusebius & Peter Eymard)
8:00am Morning Rosary (Chapel)
8:30am Mass (Chapel)
6:30pm Cantor Rehearsal (Room LL101)
7:00pm Wild Honey & the Locusts (Church)
7:00pm Baptism Class (Room 210)
7:00pm Gala Planning Meeting (Room 204)
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3 (Saint Lydia)
8:00am Morning Rosary (Chapel)
8:30am Mass (Chapel)
7:00pm Arts & Environment (Room 210)
THURSDAY, AUGUST 4 (St. John Vianney: Curé of Ars)
6:30am Men's Fellowship (St. Joseph Hall)
8:00am Morning Rosary (Chapel)
8:30am Mass (Chapel)
3:00pm Uniform Sale (School Cafeteria & Gym)
FRIDAY, AUGUST 5 (Our Lady of the Snows/1st Friday)
8:00am Morning Rosary (Chapel)
8:30am Mass (Chapel)
SATURDAY, AUGUST 6 (Transfiguration/1st Saturday)
Perpetual Adoration Weekend: Guest Homilists!
Respect Life's Baby Bush in The Plaza
3:30pm Private Confessions (Church)
4:30pm Mass - Father Tom (Cantor & Organ)
SUNDAY, AUGUST 7: Special Adoration Weekend
Respect Life's Baby Bush in The Plaza
7:30am Mass - Father Tom (Cantor & Organ)
9:30am Mass**- Father Tom (Cantor & Organ)
10:30am New Parishioner Orientation (Room 211)
11:15am Mass**- Father Bill (Wild Honey & Locusts)
6:15pm Mass - Father Bill (Cantor & Instrumental)
7:15pm JustFaith Information Session (Room 211)
**Nursery Available
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THE CODE: During the Vietnam War, American prisoners at the infamous Hanoi Hilton survived the isolation and the torture of the place because of two codes - the honor code and the "tap" code. The North Vietnamese never mastered the "tap" code, a code for communicating with one another between prison walls. Every Sunday, in a coded signal, the men stood and recited the Lord's Prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance.
CONNECTION: Through a simple pattern of taps against a wall, a group of isolated POWs established a community. With a few pieces of bread and fish, Jesus established a community among the multitude on that Galilean hillside. Through the bread of the Eucharist, Christ continues to establish a community among us. For the Church, the Eucharist is both "code" and the message, it is both noun and verb: The Eucharist unites us as a Church; in turn, we are to become the Eucharist we have received for the sake of others, with generosity and compassion, while working for reconciliation and justice.
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