Category: Church News, Updates & Newsletter

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Adult and Children Cloth Masks Needed

St. John Nepomucene is in need of more cloth masks for adults and children (nosepiece inserted please, if possible).

If you are able to help with this cause by making some cloth masks for the parish, we would be very grateful for your generosity!

You may provide them to the parish office and if you have any questions, please call: 788-9061.

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St. John Home & School – Hometown Christmas Craft Sale Canceled

It is with heavy hearts that St. John Home & School Association has decided to cancel its 2020 Hometown Christmas Craft Sale due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Craft Sale was to be held on Sunday, November 8, 2020. It was to be our 35th year sponsoring this wonderful event.

We hope to make the Hometown Christmas Craft Sale an annual event again in 2021!

We anticipate returning on Sunday, November 7, 2021.

If you have any further questions, please send an email to: homeandschoolsjs@gmail.com.  

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Face Coverings Required at St. John Nepomucene

Governor Evers released several Executive orders on July 30, 2020; one declaring a Public Health Emergency and another issuing an Emergency Order that requires individuals to wear face coverings when indoors and not in a private residence (with some exceptions as defined in the order).

As such, masks are now required to be worn at St. John Nepomucene when inside the parish facility (including attending Mass), the parish office and the school (please click here).

Please click below to find the press release, in which you will find the links to each of the executive orders, as well as a list of frequently asked questions. This order will go into effect on Saturday, August 1st.

Link to Press Release:
https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/WIGOV/bulletins/2980ec0

Should you have any questions, please contact the parish office at (920) 788-9061. Thank you for your understanding during these uncertain times.

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St. John Athletic Association – Hall of Fame Banquet

Hello current Hall of Fame Members. I am writing this letter to inform you that we are going to put our banquet on hold for now. Because of the current situation in the world, I believe it would not be in our best interest to hold the event this year. I am confident that we will be able to hold this event again at some point; so please, keep sending in your new nominations for the Hall of Fame.

Also, please talk to anyone that you know that has any interest in volunteering their time in the St. John Athletic Association. They do not have to have kids at St. John School, just a willingness to volunteer a couple of days out of the year. This group has been around for many years and I would like to see that tradition keep going for many more!

For any questions on current things regarding the St. John Athletic Association, please contact Tim Verhagen. He is the current Athletic Association President.

Thank you for everything you have done for the Athletic Association! Please stay safe and healthy!

Sincerely,
Rob Eiting, Hall of Fame Committee Member

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“Rooted” Blessed Is She Study Group

Come join the “Blessed Is She Study Group” on Thursday evenings starting September 17th at 6:30 p.m.

We will be studying the book “Rooted”. The purpose of our study is to reflect on the beautiful teachings of our Faith through the catechism and Scripture and build community and relationship with each other as sisters in Christ. For more information, please email Tammy.

Also, contact Tammy by August 28th for a discount on your book!

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5th Grader at St. John School Making A Difference!

Ten-Year-Old Art Project Changes Lives

Ten-year-old Isaac Vasquez has turned an art project into joy for those in need.

The soon-to-be fifth-grader at St. John Nepomucene Catholic School in Little Chute is making crosses for sale, and is donating half of his earnings. Isaac makes as many as five crosses a day, charging $10 each, although many generous people pay more, said his mother, Abby Vasquez.

Click here to the full article.  Keep up the great work Isaac!