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Masses During Covid-19
Saturday - 5:30 PM
Sundays - 7:30 AM, 9:30 AM and 11:30 AMDaily Masses / Communion Service
8 AMWe will continue to use COVID-safe practices!Masks and social distancing are REQUIRED!We will continue to record our Sunday Mass which can be viewed here on our website.
Due to Covid-19, the dispensation for Sunday and Holy Day Masses does remain in effect. We encourage all parishioners to please stay safe! We will continue to record Masses and post them on our website, youtube channel, facebook page, and send it to this email list.
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Welcome To Saint John XXIII
With more than 36 years of history and tradition, Saint John XXIII Catholic Community continues to be a vibrant parish with a growing membership of young and mature families. In addition to Mass, we offer many opportunities for parishioners and visitors to work, pray, serve and love together.
If you are exploring this site as a visitor, please know that the best way to experience Saint John XXIII Catholic Community is by meeting parishioners and praying with us. Our doors are open and we invite you to join us for a Mass, for fellowship or for a volunteer opportunity.If you are a current, past or future parishioner, we hope that you find all the information you are looking for and need. As a church community, we count our many blessings. We hope you know that your presence and activity in this faith community tops the list of our blessings. We are a loving, embracive and thriving parish because of each and every parishioner and visitor.
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News
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Click the Title of this Article for Detailed Information!!! *** Join our Adult Formation Committee this November for our new Beyond Words Book Study on 'When the Church was Young' and our new Video Series on The Mass! *** Youth Ministries is hosting our annual Trunk or Treat on October 22nd and is asking for donations for Project Dignity *** Social Concerns is hosting a zoom discussion today about how we are called to help heal the earthRead More
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Youth Ministries is collecting items to serve the homeless in our community! Donations can be dropped off in the bins at the Youth Table and will be given to St. Francis Catholic Worker House. Donations will be accepted until October 31. Click on the title of this news article to see a full list of needed items. Thank you for your generosity!Read More
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Fr. Tai said a special mass the morning of 9/11/2021 with a special intention for our parish community. Mass in Clementine Chapel in the Vatican grotto/catacombs. At the site of st Peter’s tomb. Please click on title to see pictures of Fr. Tai.Read More
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Online Mass
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For previous online Masses, click on the link below
to go to our
YouTube channel.Saint John XXIII You Tube Channel
Daily Mass Readings
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Memorial for Jude Fournier
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Replay of the Memorial Mass for Jude
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Memorial for Jude Fournier
Jude was our former Religious Formation Director, Social Concerns Director, as well as Youth Director. He passed away September 30, 2021. He served our parish for many years and touched hundred of lives. He was someone who truly exemplified living a Christ-like life and he will be truly missed.
If you would like to make a donation in Jude's memory, the family encourages you to give to one of two charities were very near and dear to his heart: Unbound and Malawi Matters.
Here is the donation page to give directly to Unbound: https://www.unbound.org/DonationFunds/General
and here is the donation page to give directly to Malawi Matters: http://malawimatters.org/donate/
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Events
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Read MoreWednesday, October 20, 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Wednesday, October 20, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Let’s break open the Word of God together! All you need is your Bible and a notebook. Our goal is to read the entire bible beginning from Genesis ending at Revelation. Come join us on our journey. All are welcome. If interested, call the church at (505) 293-0088 or email dre@johnxxiiicc.org with your name, number and email.Read More -
Thursday, October 21, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Social Concerns and Parish Sponsored Food Pantry for those in need every ThursdayRead More -
Thursday, October 21, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
Our Adult Faith Formation Committee is presenting a new video series in October. Contact our office if you would like to receive the zoom link.Read More
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Parish Appeal Video
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Annual Catholic AppealThe 2021 Annual Catholic Appeal (ACA) campaign officially kicked off in February 2021. The ACA vitally supports the mission and ministry of Jesus Christ throughout our Archdiocese of Santa Fe by enabling ministries, programs, and services that serve the spiritual, educational, and physical needs of the people of our Archdiocese. This support assists in developing all parishes into vibrant Catholic communities and helps those in most need in our Archdiocese. The theme for this year’s campaign is “Love your Neighbor,” and we are called to be Good Samaritans to those in need in our Archdiocese. We pray Christ’s loving work endures through these most difficult times.Pledging Process Overview:
- One can donate by personal check made out to the Annual Catholic Appeal or on-line by credit card or electronic check at the parish’s and Archdiocese’s websites shown below:
Parish On-Line Website: https://www.osvhub.com/johnxxiiicc/funds/asf- annual-catholic-appeal Archdiocesan On-Line Website: https://secure.acceptiva.com/?cst=MbQK9x - Personalized pledge forms, ACA informational brochures, and return envelopes were sent out at the end of January to all parishioners who had donated to ACA in the last three years. These completed, personalized pledge forms and donations can be sent directly to the Archdiocese or dropped off in the Mass collection drop box or parish office drop box.
- For those not receiving a personalized pledge form, blank pledge forms, ACA informational brochures, and return envelopes will be available on the white cabinets just outside the interior entry doors to the church. These completed pledge forms and donations can be dropped off in the Mass collection drop box or parish office drop box.
- At the in-person Masses on February 13-14, 2021, the Parish Volunteer ACA Coordinator, Jim Lozito, gave a presentation on the results of the 2020 ACA Campaign and the 2021 ACA Campaign goal and pledging process. Archbishop Wester’s video introducing the 2021 ACA Campaign was also shown. This ACA presentation and video are provided below for parishioners’ information and reference.
- Please be aware that your donation will remain confidential, and is protected within the Annual Catholic Appeal Foundation of the Archdiocese of Santa Fe, a New Mexico Non-Profit Corporation, as a separate organization. Your donation does not fund legal claims.
- Thank you for continuing to generously support the Annual Catholic Appeal. Even the smallest contributions, when added together, make a tremendous impact.
- If you might have any questions or concerns regarding the 2021 ACA Campaign, please contact Jim Lozito at 505-823-9779 or vlozito3@comcast.net.
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2021 ACA Status Update
As of September 16, 2021, we sincerely thank the 182 (12%) parish families who have already generously donated $63,051 (85%) toward our assigned parish goal of $74,500.
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Special Thanks
Special thanks to everyone who participated in donating school supplies! Thank you for giving to our collection for NACA (Native American Community Academy) K-12th Grade and Mitchell Elementary School.
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What Was Vatican II?
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The Second Vatican Council, also called Vatican II, (1962–65), 21st ecumenical council of the Roman Catholic Church, announced by Pope John XXIII on January 25, 1959, as a means of spiritual renewal for the church and as an occasion for Christians separated from Rome to join in a search for Christian unity. Preparatory commissions appointed by the pope prepared an agenda and produced drafts (schemata) of decrees on various topics. In opening the council on October 11, 1962, the pope advised the council fathers to try to meet the pastoral needs of the church. Those summoned to the council included all Catholic bishops and certain other church dignitaries. Invited to the council sessions, but without the right to vote were a number of observers from the major Christian churches and communities separated from Rome and a number of Catholics called auditors.
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