Homily Short, 2nd Sunday Ordinary Time, Jan 18, 2026

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Father Randy Koenigsknecht Watch the Homily Short Listen to the Homily Short In this homily, Father Randy reflects on the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord, explaining Jesus’ mission as the Lamb of God who takes away sin and baptizes us with the Holy Spirit. He invites us to ongoing conversion, deeper prayer, and a … Continued

Weekend Retreat on Discipleship: Made for Joy, Friday & Saturday, January 30-31, 2026

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Weekend Retreat on Discipleship: Made for Joy Friday & Saturday, January 30-31, 2026Queen of the Miraculous Medal Parish,Vincentian Hall (lower level of the church) Friday, January 30, 5:00 to 9:30 p.m.Evening prayer, dinner, talks,small group discussion Saturday, January 318:00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.Daily Mass, breakfast, talks,small group discussion, lunch Craig PohlDirector of the Office of … Continued

World Marriage Day, February 8, 2026

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St. John the Evangelist Parish would like to celebrate yourMilestone Anniversaryon Feb. 8th during the noon Mass at St. Johnwith a light reception to follow Have a milestone this year? 25, 30, 35, etc. or any year above 502Please call the office to RSVP and join us to celebrate Can you help us makeWorld Marriage … Continued

Movement Toward Christ

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Date: January 31, 2026Time: 9:00 PMLocation: St John Parish Center Come, Stretch & Pray All Are Welcome Join us for an evening of gentle movement, intentional stretching, and prayerful reflection as we come together to draw closer to Christ—body, mind, and spirit. Movement Toward Christ offers a peaceful and welcoming environment where participants of all … Continued

Troubadour of a Nobler Romance , January 18, 2026

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In early December, instead of “decking our halls with boughs of holly,” Marcia and I were in flight to Rome for a Jubilee Year pilgrimage to Assisi and Rome. We were led by Sister Faith Marie Woolsey, FSE, daughter of parishioners Mike and Ellen Woolsey, and fellow Franciscan Sisters from Assisi and Rome. And truly, … Continued