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.

Easter season is now until Pentecost. Here are suggestions for how you can continue to celebrate!

Want great ideas for celebrating Holy Week as a family? Activities and food ideas to keep the kids engaged in Holy Week activities.

Review this prayer before our Lenten Parish Penance Service, Thursday, March 21 at 7:00 pm in the church.

At the March Faith Formation we explored "The Paschal Mystery" and it's significance in our lives. See how we learned about and celebrated this special time.

Our Saint of the Month is St. Joan of Arc. Learn more about her incredible life here.

At our February gathering, we learned about and experienced a time of Adoration. See how we celebrated Adoration!

St. Thomas Classical Academy is having perpetual adoration on Tuesdays and Thursdays in the day chapel for the duration of their school day. Ss. John and Paul parishioners are invited to take part. Sign up to spend an hour with the Lord.

It's Knights of Columbus Fish Fry time! Join us! Find out more here.

It's a great time to begin planning for this years' Lent. Find resources on the Kitchen Table Faith page

Augustine became a Christian at 33, priest at 36 and a bishop at 41. Find out more by clicking here.

Did you know January 27 is the day to celebrate chocolate cake? Bake your favorite recipe or find Jenni's here!

"A great prayer for life is urgently needed, a prayer which will rise up throughout the world," Pope Saint John Paul II. Learn more by clicking here.

Learn more about the week's theme for 2024 "You shall love the Lord your God… and your neighbor as yourself."

Celebrate the Nativity and the angels coming by reading your favorite Nativity story and trying out one or more of these angel crafts.

Read Matthew 2: 1-18 and pray for the innocent people of the world. In honor of our Lord, make Baby Jesus cookies.

Grab your favorite snack and get together to watch a Christmas movie with family and friends. Need some ideas? Check out this list with conversation starters.

See how we explored and celebrated the Incarnation of Jesus.

Learn the story of St. Juan Diego in 16th century Mexico.