St. John Neumann
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• Evidence of Things Not Seen

  If you have ever tried to teach young children, you know that until they are about 12 to 14 years of age they understand the world through basic “concrete” terminology. For young children, an abstract idea like “truth” or “fr...

• Parish Photo Directory

  As part of the spiritual renewal of our parish, St. John Neumann will be working with Olan Mills Photography to create a beautiful Parish Photo Directory that INCLUDES YOU!!!Each family is being asked to sign-up for a time early this Fall to have your por...

• The Oneness of God

  On this Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity, let us seek the wisdom of the Catechism of the Catholic Church: The mystery of the Most Holy Trinity is the central mystery of Christian faith and life. It is the mystery of God in himself (CCC 234). The Trinity...

• Launch Weekend!

  Read the latest news on our Building a Legacy of Faith Campaign here: www.sjnlilburn.com/building ....

• 10 Years of PSR

  CONGRATS TO THIS YEAR’S CATECHISTS WHO HAVE SERVED INOUR PSR PROGRAM FOR TEN YEARS OR MORE!Isabel KramerBetty EdwardsSharon LyscasChris RoweNicole BeaudoinKay BeaudoinMarcy BoutselisMary SantanderLinda MaugeYour dedicated service to the children and...

• Festival of First Fruits

  Two great feast days seem to be competing with one another on this fine Sunday in May, Mother’s Day and Pentecost. How can we honor both, according to God’s will and purpose? Our country remembers our moms in a special way on Mother’s D...

• The Lord's Promise

  On this Ascension Sunday, we hear the Lord’s promise, I am with you always, until the end of the ages. The how of this Presence leads us to Pentecost, and the gift of the Holy Spirit. Though Christ the Lord left this earth at his Ascension, He is wi...