SSTT. J. JOHNOHN VVIANNEYIANNEY CCATHOLICATHOLIC CCHURCHHURCH 4101 Clyde Park Avenue SW ~ Wyoming, MI 49509 ~ 6164101 Clyde Park Avenue SW ~ Wyoming, MI 49509 ~ 6164101 Clyde Park Avenue SW ~ Wyoming, MI 49509 ~ 616---534534534---544954495449

6TH SUNDAY OF EASTER ~ YEAR B6TH SUNDAY OF EASTER ~ YEAR B6TH SUNDAY OF EASTER ~ YEAR B6TH SUNDAY OF EASTER ~ YEAR B

Sunday,Sunday,

May10,2015May10,2015

Thank you to all who donated money for Easter Flowers: In Honor of : Robert & Joanne Pannill, Rebarchik Family,

In Memory of: Alice Abrams, Esequiel Aleman, Jim & Teresa Andres, Terrie Ayers, Betty

Baker, Mary & Chuck Balkon, Gordon Barnes, Karen Black, Bloye Family, Fred & Helen Bor-rello, Art Brandes, Lorraine Brandes, Harry Brankert, Pat & Ed Brokus, Bob Budnik, Bulkow-ski Family, Baby Dan Burgess, Lyle Burgess, Lee & Geraldine Busch, Edwin & Ileene Butler, Gerald & Gloria Carnago, Jim & Dorothy Chrisman, Virginia Clancy, Clark Family, Fannie Conant, James Conant, Alice Conway, Fred & Anne Cramer, Alfred & Alta Davis, Lawrence DeBussey, Antoinette DeCicco, Carmine DeCicco, Louis DeNeve, Verna DiGiovanna, Dragana Dimic, Bill & Dorothy Donovan, Patrick & Ellen Donovan, Willard & Thelma Donovan, Joe & Mary Dueling, Henry & Leona Farrell, Florence Flack, Edwin & Patricia Forbes, Carly Glyna, Frank G. Goretzka Family, Roy Grixti, Alberta & Homer Hale, Barb & Ray Hawkins, Karl & Irene Herrmann, John Hoffman, Elmer & Katherine Holzgen, Gary Holzgen, John & Greta Hooker, Don Johnson, Theresa Jufa, Ted & Nancy Kersjes, Mark R. King, Nathan C. King, Ste-phen & Josephine Kladder, Jennifer Kline, Stan & Emily Kocurek, Frank & Agnes Kos, Joe & Virginia Kosiara, Ronald Kosten, Marilyn Krzykwa, Mary Krzykwa, Royal & Betty Lefere, An-drew Lindway, Don & Delores Link, Henry & Angeline Londo, Long Family, Fred Loper, Juan F. Lopez, Santa P. Lopez, Ray & Judy Maleski, Edward Malone, Dan & Dorothy Maranda, Scott Maranda, Don & Frances Marshall, Donald Marshall, Forrest & Marianne Martin, Leo & Kay McCarty, Harold & Helen McCormick, Kevin McCormick, Verda McCormick, Bill, Pat, & Helen Messock, David & John Messock, John, Jim, Esther & Helen Messock, Mary Ann Mes-sock, George & Madge Nelson, GC Neureuther, Kathy O’Rourke, Carol Owen, Irma Owen, Pannill Family, Josefina Perea, Jim & Nel Peters, Teresa Pratt, Helen Przekopowski, Stanley Przekopowski, Verna & Allen Pullin, Marie Racle, John & Lillian Rainer, Glen Ramsey, Mary, Farrell, Bob, and Gary Rayburn, Gary Rein, Jason Rein, Forrest & Leona Richer, Jack Riva, Gines Ruiz, Karen Ryan, Claude Saliers, Josepha Sanchez, Frank & Emma Savalli, Ed & Mar-tha Sawicki, Ralph & Gladys Scheifley, Schneider Family, Jerry & Jean Schultz, Alfred Schu-macher, Schumacher Family, Gerald Schumacher, Kathy & Mark Schumacher, Mildred Schu-macher, Shawn Schumacher, Alejo Sepulveda, Cristian Sepulveda, Inocencia Sepulveda,James Sheeran, Dorothy & Paul Shick, Ray & Florence Sieber, Geo & Gert Simmons, Edward & Lor-raine Sluja, Karen Sluja, Anthony Sokoloski, Marcia Stephen, Bonnie Sterba, Jerry Sturm, Elmer & Ruby Swick, Jim & Beatrice Tanis, Brian Thull, Doris Thull, Leo Tobian Sr., Thomas Tran, Al Turner, Rodger Tursky, Elizabeth Unger, Josephine Unger, Jackie & Jelen Valenzuela, Alberta & John VanElst, Martin & Adeline VanOveren, Gerald VerHulst, Thomas Visner, Sr., Marie Wadsten, Holliday Ward, Arden Weber, Bill & Jeanne Weibel, Thomas M. Weibel, Ar-thur, Roselia & Ed Weidenferrier, Harry & Marie Wisneski, Joseph & Mary Jane Witucki, Christine Yiceragh, Yurgaitis Family, Larry Yurgaitis, Zenti Family, All Poor Souls, All Souls in Purgatory, Mother & Father

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

Sunday, May 10

6th Sunday of Easter (Mother’s Day)

Acts 10:25-26, 34-35, 44-48; 1 Jn 4:7-10; Jn 15:9-17

8:30 AM Mass (Parish Family)

10:30 AM Mass (Andrew Lindway)

Monday, May 11

Acts 16:11-15; Jn 15:26—16:4a

NO MASS TODAY

Tuesday, May 12

Saints Nereus and Achilleus and Saint Pancras

Acts 16:22-34; Jn 16:5-11

6:30 PM Mass (Monica Halloran)

Wednesday, May 13

Our Lady of Fatima

Acts 17:15, 22—18:1; Jn 16:12-15

9:00 AM Mass (Ethan Giang)

Thursday, May 14

Saint Matthias

Acts 1:15-17, 20-26; Jn 15:9-17

8:30 AM Mass (In Honor of Captain Nick Wallace)

Friday, May 15

Saint Isidore

Acts 18:9-18; Jn 16:20-23

8:30 AM Mass (Gary Rein)

Saturday, May 16

Acts 18:23-28; Jn 16:23b-28

5:00 PM Mass (JoAnn Scalabrino)

Sunday, May 17

The Ascension of the Lord

Acts 1:1-11; Eph 1:17-23; Mk 16:15-20

8:30 AM Mass (Charlie Stegall)

10:30 AM Mass (Robert Welsh)

Sunday, May 10 9:30 am SCRIP Pick-Up-Scrip Office 7:00 pm *Rosary-Grotto

Monday, May 11 9:00 am-7:00 pm Eucharistic Adoration-CH (In case of a funeral, Adoration is immediately following)

9:15 am Adult Bible Study-YR 7:00 pm Adult Bible Study-YR

Tuesday, May 12 10:00 am Sunday Reflection Group-Conf1 7:00 pm Grief Support Group-Conf1 7:15 pm YM Leadership Team Meeting-YR

Wednesday, May 13 6:00 pm Cursillo (Rose White) - YR 6:30 pm Men of Emmaus-CH Cry Room 8:00 pm Adult Men’s Over 30 Basketball-Gym

Thursday, May 14 9:00 am Holy Hour (Pray for Vocations)-CH 3:00 pm SCRIP Pick-Up-Scrip Office 7:00 pm Inquiry-YR 7:00 pm Choir Rehearsal (cantors at 6:30 pm)-RM1

Friday, May 15 9:00 am Coffee and Donuts-YR

Saturday, May 16 7:00 am Men of Emmaus (Rosary)-CH 7:30 am Men of Emmaus-RM1

Sunday, May 17 9:30 am SCRIP Pick-Up-Scrip Office 11:30 am High School Seniors Reception-GA 4:00 pm Marriage Class—Conf1 7:00 pm *Rosary-Grotto

*PLEASE NOTE: Sunday’s Rosary is in the Grotto through October at 7 PM*

CH-Church CR-Church Cry Room

TL– Teachers Lounge GA-Gathering Area in church CONF1-Parish Ofc Large Conference Room VH-Village Hall CONF3-Parish Ofc Open Conference Room LIB-Library CONF4-Parish Ofc Break Room RM1-Classroom by SCRIP Room YR-Youth Room in OLD Parish Office Basement Gym-School gym

DAILY MASS SCHEDULE

REMEMBER IN PRAYER Anthony Brow, Kim Buckley, Helen Buttermore, Konni Estes & her triplets, Sean Ferguson, Beverly Gardner, John Gruscinski, Missy Haisma, Shannon Houseman, William Jamieson, Kevin Link, Barb Lozon, Paula Mar-tin, Cameron McKinnon, Jo Mencarelli, Cathy Pa-ganelli, Sue Peters, Robert B. Royce, Sr., Lori Stella, Andrea Storrs, Marilyn Virta, Colleen Weibel, Anne-Marie Wiley, Margaret Wysocki, Wayne Zylstra

*Remember all those we know and love who are ill*

OUR PRAYER CHAIN LINE- You can call Audrey at 878-7125. She will con-tact others who have committed to praying for your loved one.

Come early to say the Rosary – Every weekend one

half hour before Mass begins we recite the Rosary

in church. Weekends ONLY.

Eucharistic Adoration ~

Monday’s 9:00 AM—7:00 PM O boundless charity! Even as You, true God

and true Man, gave Yourself entirely to us, so

also You left Yourself entirely for us, to be our

food, so that during our earthly pilgrimage we

would not faint with weariness, but would be strengthened

by You, our heavenly Bread. O mercenary people! And

what has your God left you? He has left you Himself, wholly

God and wholly Man, concealed under the whiteness of this

bread.

St. Catherine of Siena

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PARISH FINANCIAL ACTIVITYPARISH FINANCIAL ACTIVITYPARISH FINANCIAL ACTIVITYPARISH FINANCIAL ACTIVITY Week ending: May 3, 2015Week ending: May 3, 2015Week ending: May 3, 2015Week ending: May 3, 2015

*Excludes School and Childcare direct expenses

Week 44 of 52 YTD

Offerings 21,720.60 1,017,655.88

Disbursements* 0 853,066.16

Contributing Families 36.8%

Journey through Grief

Adult Support Group Series St. John Vianney Parish

Where: Parish Conference Room

new parish office wing of school – west wing ~ use the driveway off Floyd

When: Tuesdays – May 12th, 19th, 26th, June 2nd

Time: 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm

Registration required: Hospice of MI grief support services 356-5258 Questions? Call Mary Witucki, facilitator 724-3128 These weekly confidential meetings offer an opportunity for grieving adults to share their stories with one another, thus giving and receiving mutual support. Handouts are given which offer insights and coping skills for an adult’s journey through grief. Although offered in conjunction with Hospice of Michigan, this series is for anyone grieving, whether or not their loved one was directly involved with Hospice.

6 ways you can help the SJV Odyssey of the

Mind team make it to World Finals!

#6) Pop cans! We will be accep�ng/collec�ng pop cans in the car line

Friday mornings of April 25th and May 1st, 8th and 15th. There are

also collec�on bins inside the school entrance door and by the script

office. (Pop cans and bo(les, adult beverage cans and bo(les we take

them all!)

#5) Volunteer or come to a car wash! Our team will be at the Walgreens

at:

8364 Byron Center Ave. SW Byron Center, MI on April 25th from 10 a.m.

to 2 p.m. (Your car will thank us! And we will thank you!)

#4) Come to the Culver's at 7393 Co(onwood Dr, Jenison, MI on April

29th

from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. and have dinner! OM gets a por�on of the pro-

ceeds.

(Ok, now I am hungry and my mouth is watering, how about you?)

#3) Come watch a fantas�c play at St. John Vianney and purchase some

concessions! We will be selling candy, water, popcorn etc on May 5th &

May 7th at 6:30 p.m. (Watch our drama department kids put on a

great play and have a snack!)

#2) Donate! Dona�ons are always welcome. We appreciate all our SJV

family and friends so much! (We'll get by with a li(le help from our

friends!)

GoFundMe! (Us!) This is great fundraising opportunity we are trying this year. All funds are private donations. You can find our campaign at:

http://www.gofundme.com/SJV-OM-World2015

(Find us! Follow us! Share our page on facebook! We would ap-preciate that so much!)

#1) Thoughts and prayers from all of you out there. Whether it be for us

to find the funds to go or for our safe travels there and back, to perform

to the best of our ability and to have a good �me.

(We welcome any and all prayers! Thank you so much!)

Thank you! St. John Vianney Odyssey of the Mind Team

SJV SCHOOL INFO

Volunteers Needed: We have a parishioner living with

reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome as well as other dis-eases which are attacking her muscles, bones, and joints. She

has begun planning for the home renovations she will need to make it more handicapped accessible. Brann’s is holding a

fundraiser for her on May 11th (*see article in this bulletin below*) One of her more immediate needs is to get a hot

tub hooked up so that she can receive in-home water therapy.

If you can help with any of the following, please contact her directly: Anna 724-4450 or 630-991-8592. Other needs:

Electrician to install the hot tub who is willing to donate ser-vices or offer a reduced rate, house cleaning, and lawn care.

Thank you!

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A Family Perspective ~ May 10, 2015

Today’s Gospel challenges us to “love

one another as I have loved you.” Jesus

is our model and he asks us to “lay down our

life” (our time, attention, opinions and needs) for each

other. This is the sacrament of the family: when God

is made visible in our sacrificial love for one another.

REUNION NEWS

Mt. Mercy Academy 50th Reunion is being planned for 2016. If you or someone you know graduated from Mt. Mercy Academy in 1966, please contact Jean in Grand Rapids at 616-361-0202 for further information and to be placed on the committee’s mailing list.

Special Nepal Earthquake Collection

Altar server training will be held on

Saturday, May 30, 2015 from 8:00

AM to 12:00 Noon. If your child is inter-ested in becoming an altar server and they

are in the fourth grade or above, please pick up a registration form from the School

Office or Parish Office Please contact Mike Larabel (larabelm4850@sbcglobal.net) or

Shirley Haugen via the Parish Office - 534-5449.

ALTAR SERVER TRAINING

Catholic Central Class of 1970

45th Reunion Saturday, August 22, 2015 at 6:00 PM Casino Club, 3260 Salerno Dr NE

Class Mass at St. Jude on August 22 at 4:00 PM Golf Outing For more information, please call Don Jansma at 616-633-3210 or Sue (Ulanch) Underhill at 616-450-5855

Catholic War Veterans Breakfast—May 31, 2015

Pancakes, eggs, ham, and potatoes $7 Adults $5 Children 6 and under $20 for whole family

Breakfast will be served after 8:30 AM Mass and 10:30 AM Mass in the Village Hall.

Come and fellowship with us!

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CATHOLIC SERVICES APPEAL 2015

Thank you for your gifts to CSA 2015. Your generous support will fund essential diocesan ministries that sup-port our seminarians, provide training for teachers and faith formation staff, as well as assist our brothers and sisters in need. To date 107 families, representing 8% of our parish households, have pledged $22,351 or 15% of our parish goal. Please keep in mind that any amount raised over our goal is returned to the parish. If you cannot participate financially, offer a prayer for the success of CSA and complete and return your card. Any Credit/Debit Card pledges or automatic electronic payments from a bank account must be made on the se-cure website: www.dioceseofgrandrapids.org/CSA. Thank you for doing your part for CSA 2015 and please con-tinue to pray for the success of this important effort.

ANOINTING MASS AND LUNCHEON

Thursday, May 21st Mass at 10:30 AM

Those experiencing chronic illness, are elderly or facing surgery are encouraged to receive this sacrament. Luncheon to follow in the Village Hall. There is no cost this time but we need a head count so please fill out the slip below and turn into the Parish Office. Contact person is Mary Witucki at 724-3128. Please RSVP on or before Monday, May 18th. Thank you!

Anointing Mass Luncheon—Thursday, May 21, 2015 after 10:30 AM Mass

NAME (s) ___________________________________________________________________________________________

Phone Number _______________________________ # attending _____________________ Clip and return this portion to the Parish Office on or before May 18th.

THEY ARE HERE! NEW! Faith Raiser CDs at SJV!

These Catholic CDs will be a tremendous help in deepening your understanding and love for our Catholic faith. ($3.00 sug-gested donation for CDs keeps this available to everyone).

They are provided to not only help deepen your faith, but also to help you answer Pope Francis’ call for a New Evan-

gelization by sharing them with love to your friends, family and co-workers.

The following is a list of the new Items on the display: · God’s Family and Ours: The Church and the Trinity - Dr. Scott Hahn

· True Devotion to Mary by St. Louis de Montfort - Fr. Lance Harlow · Seven Deadly Sins - Seven Lively Virtues – Fr. Robert Barron · Contraception: Cracking the Myths – Dr. Janet Smith · Answering Atheism – Ken Hensley · Winning the Culture War – Dr. Peter Kreeft · Discerning God’s Will – Fr. Larry Richards · Fan or Follower? - Your Relationship with Jesus – Jeff Cavins

Use these to:

• Know your faith better / Share your faith better

• Give to family and friends Build your library and give away later when there is a need

Look for the display in the gathering area at church. We ask for a donation of $3.00 per CD. Checks can be made payable to the church. We will try to

get new titles every 2 to 3 months.

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Events Around the Diocese

Knights of Columbus Annual Golf Outing—4 person Golf Scramble on Sunday, May 17 at 1:00 PM Arrowhead Golf Course, Lowell $50 per person includes golf, cart, dinner and prizes. Benefits Special Olympics of MI To

register call Tom at 616-987-9058.

St. Isidore Parish Life Center event on May 29-31-Join us for times

of praise, healing, sharing and teaching on the Holy Spirit. Life In the Spirit. Free will offering. For more info. or to register call Mike at 616-776-1274 or

email mikefranb@att.net.

Men’s Cursillo-August 27-30th at St. Joseph in Belding Call Paul at 616-443

-2221 or Jill at 616-887-1596 for more info. Need to register by August 13.

Diocese of GR Pilgrimage to attend the World Meeting of

Families and Papal Visit-Philadelphia 2015-September 22-27. All

are welcome Space is limited! Visit www.dioceseofgrandrapids.org for de-

tails and registration.

Nurture-Franciscan Life Process Center, 654 Davis St NW, Grand

Rapids—A support group for women from all faith traditions dealing with chronic health issues. Meets on the 1st Tuesday of the month from 12 noon to

1:30 PM Call Jen Hutchings616 248-761-4673.

PLEASE PRAY FOR ALL OF OUR PARISH FAMILY

MEMBERS WHO ARE SERVING OUR COUNTRY:

David Andres—US Navy

Andrew M. Baxter—US Air Force in Afghanistan

Nick Brandes—US Navy

Lewis Carlson II—US Marine

Richard Carlson—US Marine

Thomas Crees—US Army in Afghanistan

James Hammer—US Navy

Christopher Jacob-US Navy in Afghanistan

Matthew McDonald—US Army

Robert Paradis-US Marine

Christopher Post-US Army in Cuba

Gregory Lee Reynolds– US Army Infantry

Thomas Sawicki—US Navy

Mike Shick—US Air Force in Afghanistan

Thomas Smarch, Jr.—US Marine

Patrick Warnement– US Navy

Daniel Wheeler-US Marine

~ If you have a family member you would like to add to this

list, please email Patty Hudson at phudson@stjohnvianney.net

If your family member is home and needs to be removed from

list, please call or email me. Thank you!

THANK YOU! The advertisements that ap-

pear in this bulletin completely defray all pub-

lishing costs which the church would other-

wise incur. Please patronize the sponsors on

the back of this bulletin and thank them for

their kind generosity.

RESPECTLIFE~May10,2015RESPECTLIFE~May10,2015RESPECTLIFE~May10,2015RESPECTLIFE~May10,2015THE MOST IMPORTANT PERSON ON EARTH

The most important person on earth is a mother. She cannot claim the honor of having built Notre Dame Cathedral. She need not. She has built something more magnificent than any cathedral—a dwelling for an immortal soul, the tiny perfection of her baby’s body. “The angels have not been blessed with such a grace. They cannot share in God’s creative miracle to bring new saints to heaven. Only a human mother can. Mothers are closer to God the Creator than any other creatures. God joins forces with mothers in performing this act of crea-tion…”What on God’s good earth is more glorious than this: to be a mother?” -- Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty

Happy Mother’s Day

AQUINAS COLLEGE CAMPUS VISIT DAY ~

Aquinas College is hosting a campus

visit day on Friday, May 15th for high school students interested in stud-ying environmental issues, sustainabil-ity and Economicology. Visit www.aquinas.edu/sustainability/bethechange.html for more details.

Catholic Charities West Michigan is hosting its

next Social Justice Gathering on Thursday,

May 21 from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm at Cathedral

Square. Paul Long, President and CEO of the Michigan Catholic Conference, will be the speaker. Mr. Long will

present on Legislative and Advocacy Updates. To regis-

ter, email Bethany Stowe at bstowe@ccwestmi.org. Lunch

will be provided. Free will offering accepted.

SAVE THE DATE! Join Catholic Charities West Michigan

in a celebration of family at Let’s Go To Bat For Kids! 2015! Watch the CCWM Padres take on the Media Giants in a competi-tive game of softball on Thursday, June 25 at 6:30 pm at Fifth Third Ballpark. We’ll have food and family-friendly fun for all and admission is FREE! For more information about the event, visit www.ccwestmi.org/go2bat.

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Parish Office: 616-534-5449 Address: 4101 Clyde Park Avenue SW, Wyoming, MI 49509

Hours: Monday’s 1:00 PM to 4:30 PM

Tuesday thru Friday 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM* (*closed 12:00-1:00 PM)

After Hours: 532-0588 plus extension # to leave a message or use direct dial

After Hours Emergency Line: 724-3125 or ext. 101

Fax: 616-530-8224

Pastor:

Rev. Michael Alber Ext. 101

frmikealber@stjohnvianney.net - direct dial 724-3125

Business Management Office:

Emily Brenneman Ext. 126

emilyb@nfgllc.com

Parish Administrative Assistant:

Patty Hudson Ext. 120

phudson@stjohnvianney.net

Director of Worship & Pastoral Care:

Mary Witucki Ext. 128

mwitucki@stjohnvianney.net -direct dial 724-3128

Music Coordinator:

Chris Lyons 616-450-8369

clyons@stjohnvianney.net

Sacristan:

Shirley Haugen Ext. 116

opie1127@aol.com - direct dial (616) 538-7879

Maintenance Department: 616-534-5449 Ext. 341

maintenance@stjohnvianney.net

Parish Faith Formation: 532-2397 Director of Faith Formation and Evangelization:

Marty Best Ext. 201

mbest@stjohnvianney.net - direct dial 724-3132

Bulletin Deadline: Fridays by 5:00 PM in writing or email to phudson@stjohnvianney.net – article will go in the

following week’s bulletin

Like us at: www.facebook.com/stjohnvianney.

PARISH STAFF/LEADERSHIP

St. John Vianney School: 532-7001

Principal: Gregg Bruno Ext. 301 gbruno@stjohnvianney.net

School Administrative Assistant: Pattie Reynolds Ext. 303 preynolds@stjohnvianney.net

Preschool & Childcare: 534-5392

Associate Director: Amy Waldron Ext. 402 awaldron@stjohnvianney.net

Finance Council: Shari Dick, Dan Duffy, Christina Finkler, Tim Lyons, Pat Miller, Mark Schumacher, Howard Smith, Marge Wil-son

Sacraments: Infant Baptism: Mary Witucki, 724-3128 First Eucharist: Marty Best, 724-3132 Reconciliation: Saturdays at 3:30 PM or by appointment Marriage: Fr. Alber (at least six months in advance) Sacrament of the sick: Call Parish Office Confirmation: Marty Best, 724-3132

Eucharistic Adoration: Mondays, 9 AM to 7 PM

Holy Hour: Thursdays, 9 AM to 10 AM—Pray for Vocations

Ill/Homebound: Mary Witucki, 724-3128 RCIA: Marty Best, 724-3132 Youth Ministry Marty Best, 724-3132

New Parishioner Registration: Mary Witucki, 724-3128

PARISH MEMBERSHIP: All persons 18 and over should be registered as members in the parish. Contact Mary Witucki for an appointment. Par-ish membership is required to be a sponsor, to be married, to have a child baptized or to qualify for parishioner tuition rates at St. John Vianney School. Please notify the Parish Office of change of address, telephone number or name change.

MISSION OF THE CHURCH -

Of her very nature, the Church is missionary. This means her members are called by God to bring the Gospel by word and deed to all peoples and to every situation of work, education, culture, and commu-nal life in which human beings find each other. The members of the Church seek to transform society not by power but by persuasion and by example.

- United States Catholic Catechism for Adults

SCRIP HOURS

for pick-up:

Sunday’s 9:30-10:30 AM Thursday’s 3:00-4:00 PM Pick up in SCRIP Office by church