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CIA-FMO presents Spiritual Warfare – Armor for a world gone mad! on March 17th at Xavier Fine Arts Theatre

CIA-FMO presents Spiritual Warfare – Armor for a world gone mad! on March 17th at Xavier Fine Arts Theatre

The next event in our 2024-2025 Investigate Your Faith series, Spiritual Warfare – Armor for a world gone mad!

Join us on Monday, March 17th at 7 p.m. at the Xavier Fine Arts Theatre. This event brings back KYLE CLEMENT, a veteran of 20+ years training Catholic priests in the practice of exorcism, to discuss the very real battle between good and evil and how we can protect ourselves and our families.

No tickets needed! Free will offering encouraged. For details, please visit: https://sites.google.com/site/ciafmo/events-1.

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FORMED Video of the Month for March – St. John Nepomucene

FORMED Video of the Month for March – St. John Nepomucene

During Lent, many of us attempt to fast from chocolate, soda, and social media. But when Easter arrives, it can be easy to fall back into our old habits. The truth is, Lent is more than a list of sacrifices. It’s an invitation to journey through the desert with Jesus, where He can work on renewing our hearts and minds. This transformation invites us to experience Easter as a moment of true joy and new life in Christ! 

How to Lent is a new series from the Augustine Institute that aims to equip Catholics with the tools to understand and practice the pillars of Lent: prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. Guided by Solenne Santiago and with the help of priests and religious, this series will challenge our preconceived notions about Lent, laying out a roadmap for entering the season with a purpose. Don’t let Lent sneak up on you like it did last year. Instead, heed the call of St. John the Baptist by preparing for the Lord, using How to Lent to transform your spiritual life this Lenten season.

We invite you to experience a more fruitful Lent, beginning with our new four-part short series, “How to Lent”. To view the video, please click here!

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Lenten Journey with Brother Ray at St. John Nepomucene on March 27th

Lenten Journey with Brother Ray at St. John Nepomucene on March 27th

Everyone is welcome to join us on a Lenten Journey through the eyes of Brother Ray on March 27th! He is from St. Joe’s in Appleton and this presentation will be held in Fellowship Hall from 6 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. Please join us for a wonderful evening and invite your friends!

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St. John Nepomucene – Church Cleaning Volunteers Needed

St. John Nepomucene – Church Cleaning Volunteers Needed

St. John Nepomucene Church Cleaning occurs on the first Monday of the month (unless it falls on a holiday, then it is held on the following Monday). We are looking for more volunteers who would like to donate their time and help us clean!

You may attend the 6:45 a.m. Communion Service and then help with the cleaning afterwards or simply come at 7:30 a.m. and meet in the Gathering Space. Light cleaning is performed which consists of dusting, vacuuming, sweeping and other miscellaneous items.

Depending on how many volunteers come, cleaning usually takes about 1.5 hours or less! Help when you are able and stay as long as you are able! You will be doing a great service to your parish all while enjoying fellowship and then indulge on some great dessert bars and refreshments afterwards!

If you have any questions, please contact Amy or Betsy (contact information listed below) or you may call the parish office at (920) 788-9061 .

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FORMED Video of the Month for February – St. John Nepomucene

FORMED Video of the Month for February – St. John Nepomucene

Resolutions are hard to keep, aren’t they? Most fade within weeks, leaving us feeling discouraged. But there’s a different way to begin the year—one that lasts!

Let go of doing it all on your own and discover how faith can transform your life. This isn’t just about a better year—it’s about a better life, rooted in Christ.

Join Fr. Columba Jordan, CFR, for Living Faith, a five-week series designed to help you grow closer to Christ. Through his heartfelt teaching, you’ll find strength to: approach each day with intention; face challenges with courage and hope and deepen your relationship with God in the everyday moments.

To view the video called “Living Faith” with Fr. Columba Jordan, CFR on FORMED please click here!

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The Screwtape Texts: A Devil’s Dialogue with His Temper in Training by Deacon Timothy J. Stevenson

The Screwtape Texts: A Devil’s Dialogue with His Temper in Training by Deacon Timothy J. Stevenson

The Screwtape Texts: A Devil’s Dialogue with His Tempter in Training make The Screwtape Letters by C. S. Lewis accessible to a whole new generation of readers.

In this book and study, Lewis’ classic work has been reimagined in text-message format as a dialogue between a senior demon and his student.

Wormwood, the tempter in training, makes comments and asks Screwtape questions, which sometimes get him into trouble. His questions bring additional clarity to the reader, who is not meant to see the strategies and tactics used by the devil against them.

This translation expands the scope of weapons used against the “human vermin” to include things like smartphones and other distractions.

Each series of text messages (letters):

  • Points out spiritual warfare tactics used by the devil
  • Provides relevant Scripture and Church teaching
  • Offers counterattack strategies to use against the devil’s tactics
  • Includes thought provoking reflection questions for individual and small group studies

    For more information, please visit: www.TimothyJStevenson.com.