St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church
We are a Eucharistic Community called together to celebrate our Catholic faith. As a welcoming community of God, our mission is to provide an environment that  enriches our spiritual, personal and social growth through prayer, education, outreach and fellowship.              
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                                                      ST. JOHN CATHOLIC SCHOOL
     
​    We are proud to have our Catholic School serving children in 4-K to 5th
    Grade!  Our 5th Graders are encouraged to attend St. Luke's Catholic        
    School for 6th, 7th & 8th grades.   


   We are currently taking registration for Fall 2017. Contact the school for            information or to schedule a tour.
                                                                    
                Visit the school website at http://stjohns-springgreen.org 
                                 or call the school office at 588-2021.  


                


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                             RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PROGRAM   

Classes are held on Wednesdays beginning September 21.
Gr. 1-5 from 6:15-7:15pm
Gr. 6-10 from 7:30-8:30pm
 
Classes for our Confirmation Candidates, grades 10 and 11, are held once a month on Sundays, 6:00-9:00pm.


       Click below for this year's Religious Education Calendar

  
                       


       Contact Angie Pulvermacher by email: angie.pulvy@gmail.com
              or call her at the parish office (588-2028) or 574-1880 for
                  more information or to help as a catechist.

 
                                                      



Adult Faith Formation
                     

The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) - sessions began in September.  Please call the parish office for information regarding this process.  (588-2028)


WHAT IS THE RCIA?
The RCIA is the process by which men and women become members in the Catholic Church. 
                                    Formation includes several areas:
                                       ~Scripture: stories of God’s people
                                        ~Teaching: what Catholics believe
                                          ~Prayer: how we communicate with God
                                            ~Liturgy: how the community worships
                                              ~Mission: How we live out what we believe

 WHO PARTICIPATES IN RCIA?
    The process is for adults who…
      ~were not baptized and wish to be baptized in the Catholic Church
      ~were baptized Christians (in another faith tradition) and want to become a Catholic
      ~were baptized Catholic but have not received First Holy Communion and/or Confirmation

HOW LONG IS THE PROCESS?
The RCIA process at St. John/St. Luke begins in the Fall and concludes with the celebration of the Easter Vigil. Beginning or completing the RCIA process is strictly up to the individual.

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