-
BackForwardPauseCaption
-
Mass TimesSunday Mass Schedule
- Sunday: 8:00 AM English English EN
Daily Mass Schedule- Wednesday: 5:30 PM English English EN
-
Annual Diocesan appealThe 2021 ADA Goal for St. John's is $7,803.00.
Thank you in advance for your generous support in helping us reach this goal! -
Confession Times
- Sunday: 7:40 AM to 8:00 AM Or by Appointment
-
Today's Readings
-
Word on Fire
-
Catholic Link
-
What is a Novena? A novena is a Catholic practice of prayer that’s done over the course of nine days. Each day a prayer is offered for the a specific intention. This practice goes back to the time of...
-
What is the Bible? What is the Bible? Where did it come from? The Bible is not one book. It is a library. It is 73 books consisting of various literary genres. There is history, romance, poetry...
-
Gospel of Luke 4:21-30 Jesus began speaking in the synagogue, saying:“Today this Scripture passage is fulfilled in your hearing.”And all spoke highly of himand were amazed at the gracious words that...
-
SEEK andyou willfind. — MATTHEW 7:7 In 2010, as a sophomore at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, I let the typical college experience weaken my faith. God had been stirring my heart to come back to...
-
St. Francis de Sales Francis de Sales was the Bishop of Geneva in Switzerland. Francis was born two months premature to a noble family in a castle: the Château de Sales. His father was the Lord of...
-
-
Pastor:Rev. Antony Mathew
-
mass intentions
If you would like to request a Mass Intention, please contact the
Church Office at 515-523-1943. -
prayer requests
If you would like to request prayer, please contact us at: allsaintsoffice@gmail.com
or by calling 515-523-1943.Your request will be sent out via our Prayer Chain.
-
News from the Vatican
-
The promotion of justice, including in marriage tribunals, requires a "synodal spirit" of pastoral accompaniment, heartfelt listening and using "the right reasoning" in discernment, Pope Francis said.
-
The cruelty of the Holocaust must never be repeated, Pope Francis said on the eve of the international day of commemoration in memory of the victims of the Holocaust.
-
Efforts by the United Nations to limit the use of explosive weaponry in highly populated urban areas gained the support of the Vatican's nuncio to the world organization.
-
The Vatican on Wednesday strongly defended Pope Benedict XVI’s record in fighting clergy sexual abuse and cautioned against looking for “easy scapegoats and summary judgments."
-
During his weekly Wednesday audience, Pope Francis spoke about the “suffering” of parents who have children with “diverse sexual orientation.”
-
