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Having indulged in a delicious paczki (pronounced punch-key) on Tuesday morning and then blessed Grab & Go meals and those who prepared them for Mardi Gras dinner Tuesday evening, I was properly prepared to sprinkle ashes on heads Wednesday morning, afternoon and evening, thereby officially inaugurating Lent 2021 for Catholics in northwest Sheboygan County! READ FR. PHIL'S FULL MESSAGE

Mission Presenter: Fr. Curt Frederick

St. John the Baptist is hosting one of 18 Lenten Missions taking place throughout the archdiocese on the evening of March 3, 2021. This Mission is based on The Gift of Sunday, theological reflection issued by Archbishop Jerome Listecki. The evening will be held in the context of a prayer service and will highlight the importance of Sunday Mass in living out our faith on a daily basis. To register for the Lenten Missions Click Here.

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We will be praying the Sorrowful Mysteries together using a scriptural rosary format. We gather as a community, offering prayer intentions, and sharing and growing in our faith. You can get the zoom link emailed to you by signing in with this link RPM's registration - there is NO obligation to attend or RSVP each month, simply come when you can! For questions or assistance signing up, please contact Diane Gafney at onmkids@gmail.com or 920-254-2215.

*Anyone is also welcome to stay and join in the new "Mystery" small group that will meet beginning at 7:30 as we explore the sorrowful mysteries using a study by Blessed is She.

Dear Parish Family and Friends,

It is with great pride and excitement that I invite you to learn more about our St. John the Baptist Catholic School family.

At SJB our mission is for our students to grow in knowledge of the Catholic faith, strive for personal and academic excellence and to serve God and others.

We are committed to supporting our families, engaging our students, keeping our community together, and providing a safe learning environment for our students and staff.

Our academic program is rigorous and relevant, preparing students well as they move on to high school and beyond. We are blessed to have a 13:1 student to teacher ratio! We are proud to share that 75% of last year’s 8th graders made the honor roll at our local high school. I warmly invite you for a personal tour of an extraordinary learning community.

Enthusiastically,

Mrs. Amy Nelson

920-893-5961 / anelson@sjbplymouth.org

Do you have a favorite childhood book that you’d be willing to read? We are looking for guest readers to virtually read to the different classrooms at SJB March 1-5. We’d love to have you read to us! You will need to have internet access, a web camera, and be able to join a Google Meet (a website address will be provided to you to join virtually), To volunteer to read please email Angela Heinz by February 26th at aheinz@sjbplymouth.org. 

Catholic Social Teaching (Part 5 of 7) 

A basic moral test is how our most vulnerable members are faring. In a society marred by deepening divisions between rich and poor, our tradition recalls the story of the Last Judgment (Mt 25:31-46) and instructs us to put the needs of the poor and vulnerable first. 

The Living Gospel - Daily Devotions for Lent 2021

The WORD Among Us - Catholic Mass and Daily Meditations (Lent Edition)

Living Faith - Daily Catholic Devotions (1st Quarter)

Private Reconciliation - 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month

9:30-11:00 am - Reconciliation Room or by appointment with Father Phil.

Anointing of the Sick - Arrangements for a priest visit for the sacrament of confession or anointing of the sick are made through the parish office (920-892-4006)

Eucharistic Adoration - Mondays from 3:00-5:00 pm in Church