As you are out shopping this month, pick up some regular size cream of mushroom and cream of chicken soups. In this time of increased food insecurity for more families in our community, your help is especially needed. Read more on our Caring Hands page.

Due to the Diocesan Priests Workshop, there will be no daily Mass on Tuesday, October 6th or Wednesday, October 7th

JYM began our focus for this year "The Road to Emmaus." Do you think you would recognize Jesus? Could you recognize him socially distanced and masked?

Please pray for the repose of the soul of Betty Pope who died September 4th. Also pray for her family that they find comfort in God's promise of everlasting life. Click to see Betty's funeral arrangements.

As you are out shopping this month, pick up some Hamburger Helper and Tuna Helper for the Caring Hands Food Pantry. Thank you for your generosity!

JYM youth "day-cationed" at Prairie Vista Village and Ss. John and Paul. They helped beautify the outdoor area with yard maintenance, cleaned up storm debris and created art work on sidewalks and windows. Thank you for generously sharing your time and talents! Check out their photo album.

The Knights of Columbus is sponsoring a beverage can and bottle drive from August 7-31 to benefit Caring Hands. Look for receptacles in the Altoona and Pleasant Hill Fareway Store parking lots. Click for details!

The Knights will sponsor a diaper drive from August 1 through August 23 to benefit Caring Hands, Agape Pregnancy Center, Innervisions and Catholic Charities. Click for details.

The parish office is closed on Friday, July 3 in observance of Independence Day. There will be no daily Masses on Tuesday, July 7 or Thursday, July 9. Have a safe and blessed holiday!

Check out these photos from the wall build for the Catholic Circle of Faith-Habitat for Humanity home, which took place in Ss. John and Paul's parking lot on June 26th. Onsite construction for this year's Catholic Circle of Faith home starts July 8th!

Church doors will be open 30 minutes before Mass begins. Everyone will be asked to leave directly after Mass. Please follow our ushers’ directions for seating. Every-other-pew will remain unoccupied for social distancing. Ushers will seat front to back and exit back to front. Two non-household individuals may sit at the pew ends. Family members within a household may sit together in one pew. Click or tap to find more information about the return to Mass.

Through the Sacraments of Confirmation and Eucharist, we welcomed Allie Esch, Caitlyn Marlow, Calan Smidt, Tod Thompson, and Bill Walker into full Communion with the Catholic Church.

While the office is still closed to foot traffic, phones will be answered from 9 am-5 pm Monday-Thursday, and 9 am-12 noon on Friday from Memorial Day through Labor Day. You can call if you need an in-person appointment, and you can also reach us by email! Have a summer of hope!

Read the Gospel for the Third Sunday of Easter & reflect on it.

How can we show mercy to others? Find ideas to explain & explore mercy here.

Read and reflect on the Lord’s Supper and the washing of the feet.

Watch and share a short animation about Palm Sunday from Kids Club.

Learn more about the man who was husband to Mary and foster father to Jesus.

See how we explored the 10 Commandments and the Beatitudes in our March gathering, "You Have Heard...But I Say to You..."

Have you picked up your rice bowl? Use it to guide you in your Lenten journey. Follow the calendar and try some new recipes!