St. John Nepomucene Catholic Community
Catholic church and school, serving Little Chute and surrounding communities since 1836
St. John Nepomucene Food Pantry received a donation!
The Great Wisconsin Cheese Festival graciously donated $4,000 to the St. John Nepomucene Food Pantry from the 2025 festival that was held this past June!
A huge thank you to the Great Wisconsin Cheese Festival and to all who donated. Your generosity is very much appreciated!
Vida Knights of Columbus – Tool Box Drive Thank You!
THANK YOU to everyone who generously donated tools through the Knights of Columbus to support Vida in their efforts to provide services for young women and families in our area.
Vida Knights of Columbus – Tool Box Drive
The Knights of Columbus are collecting donated tools in good to excellent condition to support Vida in their efforts to provide services for young women and families in our area. Vida and Trinity House at this date have few tools to maintain their 2 locations. The Knights are coordinating an effort to get them basic tools to do every day tasks at both Fox Valley locations. Your help will be greatly appreciated.
Participating Knights Councils are :
Knights Council 16244 – St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception – Greenville
Knights Council 16582 – St. Pius X – Appleton
Knights Council 7895 – St.’s Peter & Paul – Hortonville
Knights Council 12269 – St. Bernadette – Appleton
Knights Council 10919 – St. John Nepomucene – Little Chute
Knights Council 4489 – Holy Spirit – Kimberly
Please review the available slots by clicking here. Thank you!
St. John Nepomucene’s collection box is located in between the Gathering Space doors when you enter Door 5. The donation box will be collected around June 30th.
If you have any questions, please contact Jeff Vandehey at (920) 442-9350.
February Explanation Station – St. John Nepomucene Adult Faith Formation
Why do we praise God? Imagine never being taught to say thank you. We would never be truly appreciative of anything we receive in life because we would simply expect it to be done.
The priest, in the introduction to the Eucharistic Prayers, says, “Let us give thanks to the Lord our God!” We respond, “It is right and just!”
We give praise because it is right to praise God’s goodness. God could easily be less merciful and still be perfectly just. The praise we give to God is partly our just duty but also keeps us mindful of His goodness and love. Let us shout out often during each day: “Lord, I thank you and I praise you!” Let us remember to do it especially when things are not going well.
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