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Our Catholic community welcomes all to encounter Christ, experience His merciful love, and form true disciples
Welcome
Dear Parishioners,
The scripture tells us that when John the Baptist saw Jesus, he exclaimed (perhaps pointing at Jesus too) saying: “Behold the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world.” (Jn 1:29).
We, the St. John’s Parish family are called to do the same---to direct and point others to the merciful lamb of God---Jesus Christ the Lord---through the guidance of the Holy Spirit.
On behalf of Fr. Cleetus, Fr. Haran, Deacon Bill, Deacon Jim, and the Staff of the Parish, my sincerest welcome to all who wish to join the St. John’s Parish community. I hope and pray that you will find St. John the Baptist your spiritual home; that here, you will feel the care and compassion of our merciful and loving God, our Heavenly Father.
On that same note, I encourage the long-time and new parishioners to work diligently and patiently with us. Together, we can achieve all things for the greater glory of God.
“Unless a grain of wheat falls to the ground and dies, it remains just a single wheat…”
Fr. Renier Siva,
Pastor
Mass Times
8:15am (Mon-Fri)
5:00pm (Sat)
7:30am, 9am, 11:15am, 6pm (Sun)
Confession
Saturday: 3-4:30pm
and by appointment
Confession offered using face to face format in a larger setting in order to maintain the 6-ft social distancing.
Mass celebration in the church
(mask are required, 6ft social distancing, sign in for contact tracing)
Church Hours
The church will remain open for those who would like to pray before the Blessed Sacrament.
Weekdays: 8:00am-4:30pm.
Weekends: 7:00am-6pm.
Parish Office
The parish office is currently closed.
Please leave any correspondence via email, phone or social media as these will be checked regularly by staff.
Celebrating Mass Outdoors
Bring a chair - Mask required - 6ft Distancing
Sign In for Contact Tracing
Scripture
Patron Saint of Our Parish
Novena
Adoration Video
Act of Perfect Contrition
Spiritual Communion
Prayer & Guidance
Ministry News/Events
We are a community of faithful Catholic believers, serving one another in Christ as a spiritual family.
Lenten Series
Week 4: March 9
with Dcn Jim McFadden
Loaves and Fishes
Collection for the homeless
Food, Blankets, 2-Person Tents
(please click on the underlined text to view)
Coronavirus Updates
Parishes Livestreaming Masses
USCCB
Returning to Ministry
(including group meetings, prayer services, classes, workshops,
bible studies, etc.)
(August 17, 2020)
Guidelines for the
Resumption of Public Celebrations
(June 18, 2020)
Bishop Soto's
Public Celebration of the Mass
"Coming Back to the Table"
(June 9, 2020)
Reminders & Additional
Instructions for Lay Ministers and Other Parish Volunteers
(June 24, 2020)
HELP US TO SPREAD OUR
LOVE AND FAITH
As Catholics, we are encouraged to fully participate in our faith, not just by attending mass and receiving the Sacraments, but to help spread the Word.
Many opportunities are available for this: Join a ministry, invite friends to consider the faith, join a study group, attend Church events, help all the
programs with financial support, your talent and your time. Help us build
the Kingdom of God by sharing the time, talent and treasure
God has entrusted to you.