“Take His Hand” A Healing Mass – May 17th at Holy Spirit Parish (Kimberly)
Holy Spirit Parish and the Care Ministry Committee are hosting the Spring Healing Mass on May 17th at 11:00 a.m. at the Kimberly Church. All are welcome!


St. John Nepomucene Catholic Community
Catholic church and school, serving Little Chute and surrounding communities since 1836
“Take His Hand” A Healing Mass – May 17th at Holy Spirit Parish (Kimberly)
Holy Spirit Parish and the Care Ministry Committee are hosting the Spring Healing Mass on May 17th at 11:00 a.m. at the Kimberly Church. All are welcome!

Save the Date – Youth Day at Champion Shrine on August 12th

Come and Celebrate! National Day of Prayer – Green Bay

St. John Nepomucene Catholic Community in Little Chute, WI is committed to follow Jesus’ ways, where our mission is Together We Love, Serve and Share Our Faith. We see our youth Christian faith formation as a beginning to a lifelong spiritual journey.
We are seeking a full-time Religious Education Coordinator who can help us invite, guide and direct our youth in grades 1-11. The ideal candidate will be familiar with the Bishop’s message of developing Missionary Disciples, be effective in presenting the Catholic faith in an engaging and positive way, have a strong drive to guide youth into a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ and His Church, and be creative and open-minded.
Preferred candidates will have a teaching background, credits in religious studies or be willing to attend seminars or classes to further understand Jesus’ teachings. Prior experience in religious education or youth ministry is a bonus!
The qualified candidate must be a practicing and engaged Catholic, have a good understanding of today’s adolescent culture, be able to communicate effectively with youth and have basic knowledge in current social media platforms and practices.
We offer flexible hours and administrative support. Learn more about us at stjn.org. To apply, please send a resume and cover letter to Deacon Dave Van Eperen at dvaneperen@stjn.org.
* VIRTUS training and background check must be completed before start date.

Registration is filling quickly for the summer at Camp Tekakwitha!
If you’re looking for an exceptional Catholic summer experience spent soaking up God’s great creation through outdoor adventure and community, consider registering your child(ren) to join us this summer!
Summer sessions begin in early June and run through mid-August for youth ages 6-17. Campers enjoy endless outdoor fun through archery, boating, human foosball, and evening campfires — all while deepening their faith through daily prayer, living Stations of the Cross, Mass, and more.
Feel welcome to email camptekakwitha@gbdioc.org or visit camptekakwitha.org for questions and further information. Come join us!

Jesus is the Resurrection and the Life (Fifth Sunday of Lent)
Please click here to read Jesus is the Resurrection and the Life for the Fifth Sunday of Lent.
Parish Mission at St Raphael – March 5th through March 7th
All are invited to a Parish Mission at St. Raphael the Archangel in Oshkosh. Julianne Stanz, author, storyteller and speaker will be our Parish Mission speaker.
She will be presenting “Embrace Grace: Finding Hope in Thin Places”. The evening topics include “Thin Spaces and Sacred Places”, “HOPE” and “Moving into the Deep: All in for Jesus”.
The three-night Parish Mission is on March 5th, 6th and 7th from 6:30 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. at St. Raphael the Archangel Parish (located at 830 S. Westhaven Dr. in Oshkosh).

Discern and Discover – Single Catholic Women (20 – 35 yrs old)
Please contact or text Sr. Julie Ann at (920) 323-9632 to arrange what works best for you! Or you may visit Fscc-Calledtobe.org.

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.

The Compass in the Bulletin (January 2023)
Please click here to view the “Compass in the Bulletin” for the month of January. Thank you!