St. John Neumann
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• Bringing in the New Year

  As all of you liturgists well know, the Catholic Church ends its liturgical year the week of the Solemnity of Christ the King, and we begin our new liturgical year with the first Sunday of Advent. This ancient and ever-young Catholic Church enjoys a compl...

• The Solemnity of the Nativity

  For much of the Christian world, what we will celebrate Wednesday evening and Thursday morning is called the Nativity. At the Solemnity of the Nativity of our Lord (our Christ-mass), we will gather in joy and expectation. What is it that we celebrate on C...

• Building Program Volunteers Needed

  RAISE YOUR HAND* AND VOLUNTEER WITH OUR BUILDING A LEGACY OF FAITH PROGRAM!*Or really, just click your mouse... or pick up your phone.We need any and all kinds of help with our church building program. If you think you can help in any way from providing ...

• The Color of Rose

  Today, the 3rd Sunday of Advent, we celebrate what has been known as Gaudete Sunday (the joyful Sunday of Advent). On Gaudete Sunday, the priests and deacons would change their penitential purple vestments for vestments with the warm glow of the color of ...

• Preparation and Anticipation

  Adventus: the liturgical season of preparation and anticipation. Preparation: We prepare to celebrate the Nativity of the Lord on the 25th of December. The Christmas season begins with Christmas! On this second Sunday of Advent, we are invited to remembe...