This June Ss. John and Paul presented SCUBA Vacation Bible School with 100+ children participating in this underwater adventure, diving into friendship with Jesus! Tap or click to view some photos from this fantastic week!

On Friday, May 31st, a group of volunteers from Ss. John and Paul and the other Catholic Circle of Faith parishes built the walls which will be used in this year's Catholic Circle of Faith-Habitat for Humanity build. Check out some photos from the day here.

What does a 2,000-year-old girl talk and look like? The Gospel tells us in the story of the Visitation, recorded in Luke Chapter 1. This week, we celebrate that special feast when Mary visits Elizabeth. So what can we learn from this friendship? The Visitation involves a first-trimester mother traveling cross-country to serve a friend. Who needs your help this week? (LPI) Make Mary cookies and pray the Hail Mary.

Planning a trip this summer? Remember to add Mass to your itinerary. Tap or click for a link to Mass times when traveling.

On May 18, 2024, 24 of our youth celebrated the sacrament of Confirmation with Bishop Joensen. See the photos here.

After several months of preparation, on April 21, 2024, 23 of our children celebrated their First Eucharist. See their photos here.

Have you ever planned a May crowning of Mary in our home? Here are some ideas.

SCUBA registration with a free t-shirt closes on Monday, May 20! Sign your kids up to dive into friendship with God! All kids age 4 years to finishing 5th grade are welcome! Click or tap here for more information and to sign up. Registrations after May 20 will not include a free t-shirt (accepted until Monday, June 3).

Dedicate one hour and take action for mental health awareness. Pray this novena for mental health. Learn more about Mental Health Action Day here.

Snack on your favorite chocolate chip dessert or check out this scrumtouis no-bake pie idea!

Pray the Fatima Prayer: "O My Jesus, forgive us our sins, save us from the fires of hell, lead all souls to Heaven, especially those in most need of Thy mercy. Amen."

Our final Faith Formation gathering was filled with meaning and joy. Our topic was "Make Christ Known: Understanding Church." See our celebration here.

Our kids and families gathered at Thomas Mitchell Park for a year end celebration! See their fun here.

St. Martin de Porres is the patron saint of race relations, social justice and much more. Find out more about him here.

The Apostles’ Creed is one of the Prayers of the Rosary and gets its name because it is considered a summary of each apostle’s faith. (Catholic World Mission)

This month we learned about the Holy Spirit Prayer written by St. Augustine of Hippo.

Find the prayers we talked about throughout this year during Parish Intergenerational Faith Formation on the Kitchen Table Faith page. You can review them on each month's page. How are you incorporating them into your life?

Our saint of the month is Ven. Fulton Sheen, Born in 1895 in Illinois, he grew up to become one of the first priests to host a radio program and an evangelist using television to spread the word of God and the Catholic faith. Learn more about him here.

In this Year of Eucharistic Revival, Ss. John and Paul will host a scripture study on the Eucharist. This 10-week study, led by Deacon Steve, will be Tuesdays from 6:30-8 pm, from April 23-June 25. Tap or click for more information and the SignUp Genius link to register.

Have you ever created a Resurrection garden? Learn how to and let it remind you to celebrate the whole Easter season.