NEWS FROM ST JOHN CANTIUS.
Pastor’s Thoughts
Pastor’s Thoughts
This Monday, the church celebrates the feast of the presentation of Jesus in the temple. Forty days after His birth, Mary and Joseph bring Jesus to the temple for rites of purification and dedication. This custom comes from the Old Testament book of Leviticus. A woman...
Pastor’s Thoughts
This week’s gospel is all about discipleship. We hear much about discipleship these days. What does it truly mean for me? Each of Jesus’ disciples received a call and so have we. Oh maybe not the same way as He called the 12, but indeed a call. Let’s not forget how...
Pastor’s Thoughts
Martin Luther King was an advocate for human rights. He protested against discrimination, injustice, and bigotry. The concept of Martin Luther King Jr. Day as a legal holiday was promoted by many labor unions. After King’s death, U.S. Representative John Conyers and...
News & Events
SJC Parish Picnic
On SUNDAY OCTOBER 5th, we will be hosting our annual parish picnic for all SJC parishioners. There is no cost for registered members of our parish community. As in years past, the festivities will begin immediately following the Sunday 1130am Mass near the rectory...
SJC Annual Polish Festival
On SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 27th, we will hold our annual SJC Polish Festival. The festivities begin at 4pm. Come enjoy Polish beer, polkas, sauerkraut and kielbasas, stuffed cabbage, cabbage and noodles and of course, Pierogis. We will feature several polish coctails...
Organ Dedication & Recital – Sunday, November 2 at 3:30 PM
Join us for a special afternoon of sacred music as we celebrate the refurbishment of our 100-year-old Votteler-Holtkamp-Sparling pipe organ. The event begins at 3:30 PM with a formal Blessing and Dedication by Bishop Edward Malesic, followed by an organ recital at...
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