St John the Baptist Catholic Church

05/26/2026

Thank you so much to all our wonderful volunteers and parishioners who helped make our Pentecost celebration such a huge success!!
God bless!🙏

05/07/2026

Yesterday Creative Saints, Linda Trinadad, Lynda Marquardt, Susan, Tomlinson, and Debbie Early all went to visit the women’s health centers. They went to the Landing and to the University locations with donations of our diaper cakes and gift bags to their facilities.

They were very thankful and loved EVERYTHING! Thank you to the Creative Saints! You are amazing!

05/02/2026

Time flies! 9 years ago today Father Mark Waters offered me the opportunity to work for Our Catholic Church ( St John the Baptist Catholic Church) I felt woefully unworthy for the responsibility-but between Fr Mark’s guidance & DOSA’s office of Christian Formation ( thanks Erin McGeever) & the MFP program , then the opportunity to work with Fr Rafael & Fr Anthony I grew in my faith & ability to serve our St John’s parish. Now, I truly love my ‘job’ & love what I do. So thanks Fr Mark- I’m at a place in my life that I never imagined and it is where I belong. Remember these clouds above St. John’s that we saw in the sky during my first week? A sign 😊🙏

04/29/2026

This weekend is our May Crowning at our Sat. 5pm and Sun. 9am and 11am masses. We are asking Families to bring in a fresh flower for Mary at mass.
God Bless

04/28/2026

PLEASE NOTE: Due to an All Priest Retreat next week, our Daily Mass Schedule has been changed.

04/22/2026

04/21/2026

PLEASE NOTE: Morning Breakfast after Wednesday morning mass tomorrow, April 22nd, is CANCELED due to Confirmation Mass and Reception preparations.

Thank you and God Bless

04/13/2026

We at St. John's would like to Thank all our Parishioners for helping make Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and the Easter Vigil such a special and memorable time for all.
God Bless🙏🙏

04/02/2026

On this Holy Thursday, we begin the Sacred Triduum- the most solemn and beautiful time in our Church year.

Tonight, we remember the Last Supper, when Jesus gave us the gift of the Eucharist and the priesthood, and showed us the true meaning of love through humble service as He washed the feet of His disciples.

"Do this in memory of me."
"Love one another as I have loved you."

As we gather in prayer, may we be reminded to serve one another with compassion, humility, and grace.