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COTS, Inc. is a transitional shelter helping individuals experiencing homelessness in the Fox Valley, Wisconsin. Their goal is to end homelessness by helping individuals to transition to self-sufficiency and independent living.
Trinity House provides free housing, life-changing programming, and a supportive community in a residential setting for moms pregnant or parenting an infant and are experiencing housing instability. Their goal is to ensure that women who are facing an unexpected pregnancy or parenting young children under challenging circumstances are supported, loved and safe.
BSC (Blessed Solonus Casey) is an organization helping the homeless with a warm meal and a place to stay out of the cold when the weather is under 10 degrees in Appleton. If you would like donate to help with financial assistance for the hotel rooms, checks may be made payable to “BSC” and provided to the parish office.
St. John Nepomucene is providing meals for the shelters below. We need volunteers to donate food as well as cook and deliver the meal. Sign up for a slot, or more!
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Amber immediately at agloudemans@stjn.org or 920-788-9061.
All are welcome to join us on February 25th!
(* Moved to the fourth Wednesday, due to Ash Wednesday on February 18th).
The monthly parish breakfast will be held on the third Wednesday of each month at 7:20 a.m. in Fellowship Hall. You may attend morning Mass at 6:45 a.m. and stop for breakfast afterwards! Please join us for a great meal and warm conversation.
That Man Is You (TMIY) and the Knights of Columbus are sponsoring the Monthly Rosary. This event is open to all, including children, and will occur on the fourth Tuesday of each month. Please join us on Tuesday, January 27th at 6:30 p.m. in church. Extra rosaries will be available and participants are welcome to bring an intention to share with the group. Join us!
Join us for a delicious breakfast hosted by the Knights of Columbus! They will be serving eggs, pancakes, sausage, dessert and fruit. All are welcome!
📅 February 1, 2026
⏰ 9 AM – 12 PM
📍 Fellowship Hall
There’s no cost, and all freewill offerings will benefit The Missions.
To learn more about the Mission Club and what they are all about, please click here!
You may access the Mission Club through the parish office lobby (take the stairs or the elevator and go through the Food Pantry, take a left through the double doors) or you may take the sidewalk next to the parish office by Vandenbroek Street.
February 28th and March 1st will be our next Soup Supper weekend!
Our format for Soup Supper this year will be sit down (Saturday only) and a takeout event (Saturday and Sunday)! If you choose to dine in, it will be $10 per bowl of soup or $12 for a flight of three soups. Dining in also includes soup, bread, dessert and milk or water.
For takeout, it will be soup only at $15 for a 32 oz. container. This will be held after all of the weekend Masses (until sold out) in the Fellowship Hall.
The soups for the February/March event will be: Chili, Broccoli Cheddar, Chicken Noodle, Loaded Potato, Tomato Tortellini, Chicken Mulligatawny, Philly Cheesesteak, Beef Stroganoff Soup, Zuppa Toscana and Split Pea.
** The Chicken Mulligatawny and Zuppa Toscana are Gluten Free soups. **
This community event will help support the youth in Faith Development with the cost of the 2026 Catholic Heart Workcamp as they will be going to New Jersey!
Thank you to those who joined and supported our January Soup Supper!
XLT stands for ‘exalt’ and is a powerful evening of Praise and Worship, an inspiring message and time in Eucharistic Adoration with the opportunity for Reconciliation. It is a night where we can come together to celebrate the beauty of our Catholic faith with those beyond our own community. Our guest speaker will be Griffin Leicht.
All are welcome to join us on Wednesday, January 28th at St. John Nepomucene Church from 6 pm until 7pm. Learn more by clicking here!
All are welcome to join us on Thursday, January 29th at 6:00 pm in the Fellowship Hall at St. John Nepomucene. We will have speaker, Pete Dulcamara discuss “AI – Artificial Intelligence and Human Dignity”. He will be discussing the following topics:
- AI & Human Intelligence — A Catholic perspective – human intelligence as a divine gift
- AI’s Ethical Challenges — Questions of truth, responsibility and societal impact
- AI as a tool — Not a person – It can enhance, not replace human reason, morality or relationships
- AI in Society — Impacts at work, education, war, privacy and social justice require ethical oversight
- AI must align with human flourishing and care for creation
Click here to view Pete’s abstract, bio and other information! All are welcome and we encourage you to bring your friends along!
All first, second and third grade students in Faith Development are welcome to join us for our Youth Mass on February 1st at 10:00 a.m.! For more information, click here!
Want to be a part of something special at our parish? We are launching an initiative called Discipleship Small Groups beginning this Lent. We are joining 18 other parishes and the Missionary Discipleship Office from the Diocese of Green Bay in an effort to form and grow discipleship, including yours.
The program featured for Lent is called “The Search”. This video series examines some of the basic questions of life that often go overlooked in the busyness of life like, “Why am I here” and “Where am I going.” Following the video, we will break into small groups led by trained small group leaders utilizing materials designed to foster good discussion within the group.
There will be four small groups to choose from as the series will be starting the week of February 2nd and going through the week of March 23rd:
* Monday Mornings – 9:30 am until 11 am (snacks provided)
* Tuesday Mornings – 9:00 am until 10:30 am (snacks provided)
* Tuesday Evenings – 6:00 pm until 7:30 pm (meal provided)
* Wednesday Mornings – 9:00 am until 10:30 am (snacks provided)
If you would like to learn more about this initiative or sign up for one of our groups, click here to fill out the google form. You may also contact the parish office at (920) 788-9061.
Please register by January 26th. Make this Lent something special, so come and join us!
All are welcome to attend the Knights of Columbus Valentine’s Day Banquet! This will be held on Saturday, February 14th after the 4:30 p.m. Mass in Fellowship Hall. The social will begin at 5:30 pm and a broasted chicken dinner catered by Van Abel’s will start at 6:00 pm.
Tickets are $25 each and tickets include dinner, drinks (free before dinner), childcare and pizza for the kids. Tickets will be sold after every weekend Mass at the Information Desk in the Gathering Space. You may also text or contact Marv Vosters at (920) 716-4905 to purchase tickets.
Dinner music will be provided by Marisa and after dinner entertainment will be by the Fox Valleyaires (Barbershop Quartet). There will be a 50/50 raffle, 15+ other door prizes and the grand prize will be a bench donated by Frank Thyes. All proceeds from this event will be going toward the St. John Nepomucene School.
Cash or check is accepted and checks made be payable to: “Knights of Columbus Council 10919”.
Please join us for a wonderful evening! To learn more about the Knights of Columbus and how you may join, please click here!
All are welcome to join us for our 2026 Parish Mission that will be held in the Atrium at St. John Nepomucene. This will occur at 6:00 p.m. on Sunday, February 22nd and on Monday, February 23rd.
We will have our wonderful speaker, Sr. Marla Clercx, speak about “There’s More to the Story: A Deeper Look at the Lenten Scriptures”. Bring your family and friends for two great evenings and light refreshments will be served.
All are welcome to join us on Thursday, March 12th at 6:00 p.m. in the Atrium at St. John Nepomucene! We are so excited to welcome our speaker, Fr. Jim Flaherty, SJ, who will be presenting “Catholic Social Teaching: The Church’s Best Kept Secret”.
To learn more about Fr. Jim Flaherty, SJ, click here.
Join us for an unforgettable Faith & Family Day with the Green Bay Blizzard on March 15th at the Resch Center! Enjoy an action-packed indoor football game, special half-time performance, discounted food and drink combo and celebrate community, all while supporting the youth in our St. John Nepomucene Community!
Tickets purchased using our special link (click here), will sit us all in the same section and $5 from every ticket will go directly back to our Youth Ministry, helping support faith-filled experiences for kids in our community.
Plus, our group has the chance to split $10,000 from Thrivent Financial. Bring your friends, family and make it a fun day that gives back!
To learn more and how to get tickets, please click here!
All are welcome to come and join us for our Seder Meal and The Rest of the Story! This amazing event will occur on Monday, March 30th at 6:00 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. Come and learn more about our Jewish roots and how it ties into the Passover while enjoying a light meal and a Passover meal experience. Enjoy singing the songs, the aromas of food and tasting the flavors of a traditional Seder Meal.
We all know that our Christian faith has grown out of the Jewish faith and their traditions, but many of us may not know that much about the Jewish faith which helped form Jesus’s life, teachings, and actions. The Passover Seder was a key element of the Jewish religious practice as the Passover celebration was the high point of their religious year, just as Easter and Holy Week are the high point of our celebration of faith.
Seder means order and is used to describe the Passover meal that God ordered the Israelites to celebrate in Exodus 12:8. The description of the “order” of the celebration was further described elsewhere in the books of Exodus, Leviticus, and Deuteronomy in the Old Testament, and traditions were incorporated into the seder over time both before and after the time of Jesus. What we know as the Last Supper was the last Seder that Jesus celebrated with His disciples and became the early template for the celebration of our mass.
Click here to view a 4-minute video from a Messianic Jewish Rabbi that gives a little more explanation of the Passover Seder in relation to Jesus and the Last Supper. (Messianic Jews believe that Yeshua (Hebrew for Jesus) is the Messiah and worship God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.)
Registration is required by March 20th! Register by clicking here to fill out a google form, contacting the parish office at (920) 788-9061 or email Sarah at szteske@stjn.org.
Bring your family and friends and come celebrate the experience of a Passover Meal that you will never forget!
St. John Nepomucene’s Spring Marriage Prep Class will take place on Saturday, April 18th in the Fellowship Hall beginning at 8:30 a.m. and ending with the group attending the 4:30 p.m. Mass. To learn more or how to register, please click here.
Registration for CHWC 2026 is now open!! We will be heading to North Haledon, New Jersey on July 18th through July 26th! Click here to learn more!
VIA: Events & Programs For Young Adults
Via Ministries is for young adults seeking to grow in their relationship with Christ here in the Diocese of Green Bay. Visit viayoungadults.org to learn more.
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