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"The greatest good of man
in this world consists in receiving Jesus Christ
in Holy Communion"

-St. John Marie Vianney


If you need a priest please call 727.360.1147


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Fr. John Blum
Pastor

Fr. Allan Tupa
Parochial Vicar

Fr. Dermot Dunne
Parochial Vicar
 

Fr. E. “Mac” McDonald, Retired

Deacon Joe Grote



445 82nd Avenue,
St. Pete Beach,
Florida 33706
727.360 .1147
Fax- 727.367.4418


 

 

 
 

The parishioners of St. John Vianney Catholic Church
and School are happy to extend a warm welcome
to the many visitors who join us for worship today.
Please introduce yourselves to those sitting around you.


Hospitality Ministry

Do you love St. John’s parish?  Can you smile and extend a friendly handshake?  Do you enjoy interacting with people?  If you answered ‘Yes’ to these questions, than you are just who we are looking for to come and be a part of an exciting new ministry here at St John’s Parish! 

 

I am pleased to announce that St John’s is launching a hospitality ministry in response to the recent Catholics Come Home initiative that we as a diocese have been participating in.  We already have formed a committee of four wonderful parishioners who are ready and willing to help coordinate this effort.  What we need now are volunteers to help get this ministry off the ground. 

 

What will this hospitality ministry do?  The main component will be for hospitality ministers to be present outside of church on the weekends to welcome those who are coming to St. John’s for Mass.  For those who volunteer, it would mean for instance, arriving to church 15 minutes prior to Mass beginning, to welcome people as they come into Mass and also staying a few minutes afterwards to thank people for coming.  It’s just that simple…but the impact of that smile and friendly handshake and kind word can have a lasting impact that could open the door for someone’s return to the Church.  It also helps to build upon what we have here already: a welcoming environment that says “We’re glad you’re with us today here at St John’s!” 

 

Another goal too is to create a welcome reception for parishioners who are new to the parish or who have newly registered.  The direction we take in launching this new ministry will largely depend on establishing a critical mass of volunteers, and I want to especially appeal to parishioners who are currently not involved in a particular ministry at this time.  So…if you are interested in being a part of this exciting new ministry, please contact Helen Marie Lee at 688.6826.

 

May God bless our efforts!


 


Prayer for Returning Catholics

 

Dear Lord,
May our hearts and minds be nourished by your sustaining love,
may our words and actions be guided by your ever present grace,
That all who seek to know you; encounter you here,
That all who seek to serve you; be welcomed to the vineyard,
That all who seek to love you; know that they are loved.
That all who seek to return to their Catholic faith
may be welcomed and received.
Amen.

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