St. John Neumann Catholic Church - Lilburn, GA

Welcome!

St. John Neumann Parish was established in 1977 in the Archdiocese of Atlanta. We are home to over 2,100 families. Through celebration of the sacraments and participation in our many parish ministries, we are involved in the work of the Catholic Church in Georgia.

Parish Mission
We, God’s People,
in unity with the
Roman Catholic Church,
proclaim His word,
celebrate the Sacraments and
exercise the Ministry of Charity.

Parish Vision
SJN is an inclusive, spiritually vibrant Catholic parish striving for unity and excellence in all we do for the glory of God. The summit of our faith is purposefully expressed, understood and experienced in our prayerful and joyful community centered liturgical and sacramental life. Our dynamic shared ministry approach is lay-driven focusing on life-long faith formation and quality adult education out of which we actively respond to our baptismal call to serve in love.

Weekly Bulletin

If you did not pick up a copy of the bulletin at mass (and please do!) then you can always get an electronic copy here on our website. You can view on-line or download the current and past bulletins in PDF format.

Click here to go to our weekly bulletin.

Shortcut: sjnlilburn.com/bulletin.

Congratulations to our Graduates, Class of 2013!

High School

Berkmar High School
José Medina
Brookwood High School
Johnny Alejandro Andia
Cassidy Barker
Bryn Kathleen Bassett
Mary Claire Cashin
Daniel Enrique Chacón
Clara Nayeli Flores
Nicholas Fonseca
Aaron Guillory
Anthony Thomas Isolda
Robert Lee Jackson III
Saphira Juste
Nick LaMontagne
Joey Lupa
Alyssa Lydecker
Nate Massey
Matt McCoy
Arturo Menumea, Jr.
Rene Alfredo Moz
Nicole Mullinax
Maria Blessing Olwine
Mary Plauche
Marie Porras
Yvette Poshedly
Diana Ramirez
Michael Anthony Ranieri
Frances Dianne Rice
Heidi Schureck
Stephen Luke Schutter
Katelyn Marie Smith
Daniel Tanghal
Nicole Thornton
George Walton Academy
Greg Wamboldt

Grayson High School
Anthony Vincent Staffieri
Arnelle Vilfort
Greater Atlanta Christian School
Anna Bass
Christopher Petrus
Parkview High School
Allyn Achee
Karen Cerón
Silvia Ellakatt
Sammy Korgi
Kevin Louis Markley
Nicole Mullinax
St. Pius X Catholic High School
Shannon Aputharaj
Jack Cote
Jessica Ecklund
Lauren Kimberly Massey
Matthew Alexander Panetta
Devin Wilcox
Justin Yestrumsky
South Gwinnett High School
Kacey K. Andrade
The Paideia School – Atlanta
Domenica A. Merino
Home School
Taylor Scott Taliaferro

College

Fiona Irene Heilman – Georgia State University
Elizabeth Krysiek – University of South Carolina
Andrew Lewin – Georgia State University
Sarah Lewin – Oglethorpe University
Cooper Lovett – Riverside Military Academy
Nicole Ranieri – University of Georgia
Patrick Robbins – University of Georgia
Laura Tanghal – University of Georgia

Pastoral Council April 2013 Minutes

The April Pastoral Council minutes are posted on the Pastoral Council Ministry page. Find these and all past editions under Ministries : Pastoral Council or click here.

Highlights from these minutes include:

Tom Studer, new Stewardship Parish Council representative.
"Archdiocese Annual Appeal" parish has met financial commitment to the Archdiocese.
Latin-American-Food Sale raises money for two stained-glass windows.
Manuel Echevarría serving as Acolyte undertaking path toward
Permanent Deaconate.

Thanks to Tom Neumann for writing the minutes!

Divine Mercy Chaplet CD’s

Divine Mercy Chaplet CD’s will be available after Sunday’s 5pm Life Teen Mass.

This CD features our Life Teen Band praying the Devine Mercy Chaplet
and inspirational reflections from some of our Life Teen Leaders.
It's the perfect gift for all teens, parents, and Life Teen Alumni!

All donations for the CD will support SJN Life Teen Retreat Scholarships.

Weekly Adoration

Weekly Adoration on Thursdays, 9:30am - 8:00pm!

Sign-up to be a Guardian in the Guardians' Book
in the Narthex!

Living the Year of Faith

Living the Year of Faith
Some thoughts on the Christian vocation

+Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap.
Los Angeles Prayer Breakfast, 9.18.2012

Writing in about the year 116, the pagan historian Tacitus described a fringe group of religious blasphemers who lived in Rome under the emperor Nero. They refused to honor the gods. They engaged in “superstitious abominations” and worshipped a crucified criminal. They were blamed for Rome’s great fire in A.D. 64, and as a result, they were hunted down and put to death.

Three hundred years later, they were the official religion of the Roman state.

Read more...

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Congratulations to our Graduates, Class of 2013!

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Pastoral Council April 2013 Minutes

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