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The fourth week of Advent focuses on peace, a virtue symbolized by Jesus as the Prince of Peace. Inner peace from God and peace in the world at His second coming are contemplated. By living in the Spirit, we bear the fruit of love, joy, peace, and more. Seek peace in these stressful times to live in Christ's peace fully, reaching out to God daily.
Reflecting on 'Christ' in 'Christmas,' reminding that the Mass is central to the season. The anointing by the Spirit of God to be more like Christ daily is encouraged. Emphasizing the personal presence of Jesus in the Eucharist as a source of grace and a symbol of His continual presence in every Mass.
Prayers requested for the sick, updates on parishioners like Jim Reinhart and Patricia Hooten, and a reminder to request prayers for those in need. A 90th birthday celebration for Pat Kollman and prayerful intentions for community members.
Mass schedule for St. John the Apostle for December 13-21, 2025 including Saturday and Sunday Mass times and intentions.
This week features Apologetics on Sunday, Religious Education on Tuesday, and a King's Men meeting on Wednesday at St. John the Apostle.
Look for envelopes in the church to donate to the Christmas Flower Fund at St. John the Apostle in memory or honor of a loved one.
The National Catholic Youth Conference was a spiritual encounter with 16,000 teens worshipping, praying, and learning together. Adoration was available all weekend.
Pancake & Sausage Breakfast Fundraiser after both masses on Sunday, December 7. Youth fundraiser to support various endeavors. St. Nicholas and Breakfast Fundraiser with a visit from St. Nick himself, offering food and festivities. Apologetics on Tuesday, December 9 from 6:15-7:15 pm. SVDP Christmas Party on December 10 at 6:30 pm. IU Children's Choir on Saturday, December 13 from 9 am-1:30 pm.
Cycle A begins on Thursday, December 11. Support the vital ministries of the Archdiocese of Indianapolis by contributing to the United Catholic Appeal. Your donation helps in forming disciples, nurturing vocations, and serving those in need across Indiana.
Learn more about becoming a member of St. John or St. Jude. Interested in becoming a Deacon? Pick up pamphlets explaining this important role in the Church. Check the narthex for information. Explore online programming like Formed for educational resources and registration.
Join the Catholic Men's Conference on Saturday, February 21, at East Central High School. Speakers include Tim Francis, Ryan Olohan, Devin Schadt, Kevin Wells, and Fr. Jonathan Meyer. Register to participate in this empowering event.