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Parish Mission Statement
Building God's Kingdom by growing disciples and making disciples through love of God and neighbor.Parish Vision Statement
1. People who have a personal relationship with Jesus and feel comfortable sharing their faith with others.
2. People who are open to the gifts of the Holy Spirit in their lives.
3. People who have a knowledge and love of the Scriptures.
4. People who know basic Catholic teaching.
5. People who are committed to daily prayer and pray spontaneously when asked to do so.
6. People who are committed to Sunday Eucharist.
7. People who see their lives as given to God's work (service).
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Mass Times
- Sunday: 7:45 AM EnglishEnglishEN St. Joe Hill Chapel 9:30 AM EnglishEnglishEN St. Joe Hill Chapel 11:15 AM EnglishEnglishEN St. Paul Chapel
- Tuesday: 6:30 PM EnglishEnglishEN St. Joe Hill Chapel
- Wednesday: 8:30 AM EnglishEnglishEN St. Paul Chapel (school mass when in session)
- Thursday: 8:30 AM EnglishEnglishEN St. Paul Chapel
- Friday: 12:00 PM EnglishEnglishEN St. Joe Hill Chapel
- Saturday: 5:00 PM EnglishEnglishEN St. Paul Chapel. (5 PM Mass summer/fall, 4 PM Mass winter/spring, time changes based on Daylight Savings Time)
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Children can enjoy mass too!
9:30AM & 11:15AM Sunday Masses
Option #1 - Kids 6mo. to 4 years old
Nursery Opens 20 minutes before mass so you can drop off your children with plenty of time to find great seats.
Option #2 - K-5 Students
Children listen to mass in their own words then reunite with parents before presentation of gifts.
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2019-2020 Share Your Talent With Us!
- Review >>> the Ministry Booklet to find out where you can volunteer.
- Download and Submit >>> the Intention Card to save your spot.
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SAVE THE DATE! OCTOBER 19
Parish Morning of ServiceClick here to access the registration form and optional t-shirt order form.
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1st Sunday of the Month Outreach
The following groups will recieve the outreach funds collected in the upcoming months. Thanks to JPII parishioners who are able to contribute to these groups!
- October - Haiti (100%)
- November - Billboards for Life
- December - No Collection - Giving Tree
October Outreach Reflection
As part of our mission to grow and make disciples through love of God and neighbor, Father Tom’s homilies have challenged us with the following mantra:
Because I believe: I pray, I give, and I serve.
All of these are also ways you can help us with our sister Parish in Bayeaux-Novion.
I PRAY----We ask you to pray for our sister parishes in Haiti where Father Ronald serves the poorest of the poor. Their needs are many but their love for the Lord is steadfast and humbling. They continue to pray for us and for our parish as well.
I GIVE----October is our Hands Across Haiti appeal month. We ask you to consider giving generously so we can continue to support our sister parishes in Haiti. 100% of the October outreach collection as well as the money raised in our Hands Across Haiti Appeal will go to directly aid our sister parish in Haiti. With your donations, we are able to pay teacher salaries, provide food for the priest and the parish staff (priests in Haiti do not receive a salary, but live on only the support of their parish collections which is less than $3000 US dollars a year), help maintain their buildings, and provide direct outreach to the “poorest of the poor.” You can help by being generous in the outreach collection as well as the Hands Across Haiti Appeal throughout the month of October.
I SERVE---You can also help by considering attending a mission trip to learn more about the life of our sister parish (our next trip will be in January or early February—a fine time to be in a tropical climate). It is a wonderful opportunity to make new friends with our sister parishioners.
Also, please join us on the third Tuesday of each month for the regular meetings of our Haiti Committee.
There is a Haitian Proverb that says, Little By Little, the Bird builds his Nest. Please be generous and help us “build up” our sister parishes in Bayeaux-Novion
Debbie Waiz and the Haiti Committee
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New Church Facilities News
January 20, 2019 - Parish wide gathering
- Progress updates and questions answers by Architects from Indianapolis along with Fr. Tom
- Ground Breaking took place on May 19, 2019.
- Dedication of the church with the Archbishop of Indianapolis would occur in Spring of 2021.
Download the recap of the presentation
Stained Glass Windows for New Church
- We have reached an agreement with St. Philip Neir Parish in Indianapolis to purchase the Holy Cross Church Campus stained glass windows.
- Holy Cross merged with St. Philip Neir Parish
- The cost of the windows is not included in original budget.
- In the future, parishioners with be able to donate towards the purchase.
- The "In memory" portion may be replaced at the time of transition to our parish.
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Start Your Day The Right Way
Fellow parishoners share their perspective on the daily readings. Prepare for your day by investing a few minutes in reflection and discover what your peers are learning from the Bible.
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Parish Info
Would you like to register and become a part of our parish family?
Click here to print off the New Parishioner Registration Form!
Tithing Made Easy!
Online Giving Program!
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 1 Tm 6:2c-12Responsorial Psalm PS 49:6-7, 8-10, 17-18, 19-20Gospel Lk 8:1-3
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Adoration &
Rosary for Healing7 PM Tuesday - Noon Friday
at St. Joe Hill Chapel.
Rosary for Healing is held monthly on the 3rd Sunday, 6:30 pm at SJH Chapel
* There will be no Adoration the week of Thanksgiving and the week of Christmas. Adoration will start at 9 am on January 2nd. -
Submit Bulletin Announcements:
Due by Mondays at 9 am. Click here or email bulletin@stjohnpaulparish.org.