ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST FEB. 11, 2018

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1 ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST FEB. 11, Cincinnati-Dayton Rd., West Chester, OH

2 St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church Visit us online 6th Sunday in Ordinary Time Contact Information Phone Fax Web... Weekend Church Office Parish Phone Numbers Pavilion Parish Center St. Vincent de Paul , ext. 120 Emergencies Only , & press 5 Office Hours Mon-thurs...8:30am-5:30pm Friday... 8:30am-Noon Saturday...3:30pm-6:00pm (Church Office) Sunday...7:30am-1pm (Church Office) Pastoral Team Rev. Don West...Pastor, ext. 133 Deacon Jerry Barney...Pastoral Associate, ext. 121 Scott Steinke... Pastoral Associate, ext. 115 Mary Montour... P.A. of Children s Faith Formation, ext. 118 Josh Plandowski...P.A. of Youth & Young Adult Ministry, ext. 114 Lynn Meisberger... Pastoral Associate of Music, ext. 128 Joan Seibenick... Business Manager, ext. 124 Angela Pugliano... P.A. of Communication, ext. 116 Parish Staff Karen Hake... Office Manager, ext. 110 Sharon Miller...PSR Administrative Assistant, ext. 111 Marianne Ball... Bookkeeper, ext. 119 Kirt Robb... Facilities Manager, ext. 122 Karen Simmons... Maintenance Darren Coe... Maintenance Jodi Krusling...Early Childhood Coordinator Mary Montour...Home Study Coordinator Bette Vorbroker...Weekend Office Administrator Janet Raters... Weekend Office Assistant Ellen Krumme... Weekend Office Assistant Fred Merritt... Deacon See page 10 for a list of addresses. Feb. 4, 2017 Week 32 of Fiscal Year Sunday Offerings...$16, Second Collection: St. John Missions...$4, Online St. John Missions...$ Electronic Funds Donations...$3, Total... $25, Please remember to return your 2018 Stewardship form prior to February 12. You can also complete the form online from our website. Thank you for your contributions! 2 Total Weekly Amount: Actual: $20, Budget: $26, Fiscal Year-to-Date Amount: Actual: $813, Budget: $810, Over/(Under): $2, Collection Team for 2/12/2017 Team 3: Dan B., Jeanne C., Carole E.

3 FATHER DON S GOSPEL REFLECTION MK 1: A leper came to Jesus and kneeling down begged him and said, If you wish, you can make me clean. Moved with pity, he stretched out his hand, touched him, and said to him, I do will it. Be made clean. The leper had no business being anywhere near Jesus. He was not welcomed into the community because he was unclean. Jesus should not have welcomed him, let alone touch him. By touching the leper, Jesus became, in the eyes of the Pharisees, unclean. He was not welcomed into the temple until he was clean once again. But pity, compassion, and mercy do a lot of things to a person. How awful it must have been for anyone to have that disease. Jesus looked into the eyes of the leper and saw way beyond the disease. Jesus saw a human being that needed to be made whole once again. It is interesting, when you think about it. The excitement around the healing was proclaimed everywhere, but Jesus became a person not welcomed into the community. Jesus had to find deserted places to retreat to so that his mission work was not only about healing people of their diseases. People failed to see who Jesus was, which was about more than healing people. Isolation for the Son of God is not the way it should have gone. They began to lose sight of the message and were all about Jesus, the miracle worker. There is surely more to the Good News. So, have you ever been a person pushed outside the community? Have you ever been judged or shunned by people and felt like you didn t belong? Have you ever been sick for a long period of time and people started to look at you differently? Or worse than that, you had been sick for a long time and nobody seemed to miss you or check up on you? Have you ever been mocked because of your religious convictions or your political views? While you might not have leprosy, people may not want you around for one reason or another. Who can you turn to when these feelings come over you? Perhaps you find yourself on bended knees, calling out to the Lord, seeking his loving touch. What if you are the one pushing people out of the community? Through gossip and other actions, you turn your nose at people that you don t think deserve to be in the community. Perhaps you don t care for their sexual preferences, or you think so and so is way too liberal. They don t have the same political views as you do so they must be wrong. Perhaps they aren t as friendly as you think they should be or they really don t look healthy why are they at church this week? We are excellent at pushing people out of the community. It s easy to do; if we are on the offense always pushing people away, we don t have to spend much time on the defense. When we spend so much of our time talking or gossiping about those people we don t have to look at ourselves. The answer, my friends, is to learn from the Master. We must make every effort to have the same approach as Jesus. We must look beyond our limitations and see the heart of others. The more we can see with the eyes of the Lord, the more we can see people for who they really are: children of God. May we continue to find ways to answer our call and be Christ for others. Have a great week! Readings for This Week: Feb Monday Jas 1: 1-11; Ps 119; Mk 8: Tuesday Jas 1: 12-18; Ps 94; Mk 8: Wednesday J1 2: 12-18; Ps 51; 2 Cor 5: 20-6:2; Mt 6: 1-6; Thursday Dt 30: 15-20; Ps 1; Lk 9:22-25 Friday Is 58: 1-9a; Ps 51; Mt 9: Daily readings can be accessed online from our parish Web site, You can also access them from our parish app! 3

4 WELCOME PARISH THEME I Have Called You By Name; You Are Mine Lenten Regulations for Fast and Abstinence Lent begins this year on February 14, with Ash Wednesday falling on Valentine s Day. In the midst of chocolate and flowers, we would like to give some reminders about what fasting and abstinence means for the Lenten season. Fast: A day on which only one full meal is allowed. Two other meals sufficient to keep up one s strength are permitted, but together they should be less than one full meal. All adults from ages Abstinence: A day on which the eating of meat is not allowed. The Law of Abstinence binds all Catholics 14 or older. WE WANT YOU TO KNOW No matter what your present status in the Catholic Church, no matter what your current family or marital situation, no matter what your past or present religious affiliation, no matter what your personal history, age, background, race, or color you are invited, welcomed, accepted, loved, and respected at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church. PRESIDER SCHEDULE Feb. 17 / 18 SATURDAY 5:00 p.m...fr. Don West SUNDAY 8:00 a.m...fr. Don West 9:30 a.m... Fr. Don West 11:30 a.m...fr. Bob Goebel Please note that this schedule is subject to change. Ash Wednesday and Good Friday are days of Abstinence from meat and also days of Fasting. The other Fridays of Lent are days of Abstinence from meat. People should seek to do more rather than less. Fast and abstinence on days prescribed should be considered a minimal response to the Lord s call to penance during the season of Lent. Anniversary Celebration Feb. 17 at the 5 p.m. Mass On Saturday, Feb. 17 at the 5 p.m. Mass, the parish will recognize and congratulate those couples who are celebrating their 5th, 10th, 15th and so on in increments of 5, Wedding Anniversary this year. If you are one of these couples, and wish to be recognized at this mass, please contact the parish office at by noon on Thursday, Feb. 15 so you can be part of this wonderful celebration. Happy Anniversary! Church Tour Feb. 18, 1-1:45 p.m. Our next Church Tour will be given Sunday, Feb. 18 from 1:00 1:45 p.m. This is a chance to learn about the many rich symbols and beautiful artwork displayed in our worship spaces. The tour is free and open to the public. No pre-registration is required. Simply show up and enjoy. Want more? Visit our website at Like our Facebook page: St. John the Evangelist West Chester & Follow us on 4 THANK YOU This bulletin is furnished to the Parish without charge. The advertisements that appear completely defray all publishing costs with which the church would otherwise be burdened. Please patronize these sponsors as a thank you for their kind generosity.

5 CHILDREN S FAITH FORMATION Mary Montour - mmontour@stjohnwc.org , ext. 118 First Eucharist Our young people and their parents are just beginning the preparation process for First Eucharist. Last week they reflected on their baptism. Through Baptism, we are initiated into the life of Christ and his Body, the church. Our membership in the Christian community is both a privilege and a responsibility. How are we as a parish witnessing to the Holy Spirit s presence to others? This week the children and families will reflect on gathering together as a church family. The Church is the assembly of those people, belonging to the Lord Jesus, whom God has called together. How do we as a parish come together to pray and care for one another? If you still need to turn in your letter for a Confirmation candidate, please drop off at the parish office. Questions? Concerns? Please contact Mary Montour, mmontour@stjohnwc.org, or , x.118. PSR News Junior High PSR classes resume tonight, Sunday, Feb. 11. No class on Feb. 18. All PSR students and families are reminded and encouraged to consider an act of charity or a simple, but regular, act of kindness, as a way of walking with Jesus during Lent, which begins this week on Feb. 14. The 4th grade book collection for Little Free Libraries, sponsored by the Peace and Justice Commission, is complete. On Tuesday, the children sorted, counted, and boxed the donated books. Thank you for your generosity and thank you to the 4th graders for their hard work and enthusiasm! YOUTH & YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY Josh Plandowski - jplandowski@stjohnwc.org , ext. 114 Youth Ministry Jr. High Youth Night Dodgeball Pt. 2 Saturday, Feb. 17, 6:00 8:00 p.m. Back by popular demand, it is dodgeball night! This month s dodgeball night has some new versions of dodgeball so get ready to dodge in the dark and rely on blind luck! We will meet in the youth room for dinner and head to the Center for dodgeball. Pick up will be at the Center. Pizza will be provided for dinner. Please RSVP by Friday, Feb. 16. If you have yet to attend a junior high youth night, you will need to fill out a medical release form to attend. Medical release forms can be found online and in the Church and Parish offices. West Chester catholic Young Adults Faith Discussion: Lenten Sacrifice Feb. 21, 7-8 p.m. Many Catholics only think of Lent as a time to give something up. Come discuss how this time of fasting is meant to draw us closer to God, and explore what guidance is available from Scripture on sacrifice in our daily lives. We will meet from 7 to 8 p.m. in the Youth Room at St. John (in Favret Hall), followed by socializing at a local restaurant. Check out our 5

6 Baby Bottle Fundraiser for Pregnancy Center East Sponsored by the St. John Knights of Columbus Feb. 17 / 18 - Bottle Collection The Knights of Columbus passed out Baby Bottles after all the Masses on Feb. 3 and 4. Each family is encouraged to fill a baby bottle with coins, etc. during these two weeks. We will be collecting the filled Baby Bottles before all the Masses on the weekend of Feb. 17 and 18. Pregnancy Center East provides services to women who struggle to supply basic needs for their children. They give diapers, formula, clothing, and other items to their clients. Most importantly, they provide counseling and pro-life alternatives to women who are confronted with an untimely pregnancy. Their goal is to encourage those with an unplanned pregnancy to choose life! Bishop Barron s Video Series Mondays 7-8 p.m., Spirit House Would you like to learn more about the teachings of the Catholic Church? Back by popular demand, Bishop Barron s Catholicism: The Journey of a Lifetime video series will be offered weekly on Monday evenings starting Jan. 8. It is a much acclaimed 10-part video series that explains the major doctrines of the Catholic Church. The series will involve 10 meetings, one for each 60-minute episode. After viewing each segment, 30 minutes will be given for question/answer facilitated by Marti Lemond and Deacon Jerry Barney. You are welcome to attend all, or part of the series. Meetings will be held up at Spirit House from 7:00 8:30 p.m. To see the full schedule, please visit our website at stjohnwc.org under events. Each segment is designed to stand on its own. Therefore, you can attend part or all of the series depending upon your schedule. Want to Avoid Sin and Lead a More Virtuous Life? Tuesdays, 9-10 a.m., Hospitality Room Bishop Barron s video series The Seven Deadly Sins, and the Corresponding Virtues takes a deeper look at Sin & Virtue. There will be seven 60-minute meetings held weekly in the Hospitality Room from 9 10 a.m. A 20-minute video will be viewed followed by a discussion. Marti Lemond and Deacon Jerry Barney will co-facilitate the meetings. Each segment is designed to stand on its own. Therefore, you can attend part or all of the series depending upon your schedule. 6 Lenten Fish Fry Fridays during Lent: Begins, Feb. 16 4:30 7:30 p.m. in the Parish Center Join us for our annual delicious fish fry this Lent! The fish fry is managed by the Knights of Columbus. The food is great and the prices are, too! The menu includes a choice of meals: 8 oz. fried fish, 4 oz baked or fried fish, baked Tilapia, fish sandwich, shrimp, crab cake, combo, Fish Taco or cheese pizza. Side dishes include fries, macaroni and cheese, green beans and coleslaw or apple sauce. Drinks offered are water, milk, soda, tea, coffee, beer and there are many different desserts to choose from as well. There is also an adult supervised Kids Room. Our fish fry Fridays provide funding for the Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, Campton Mission, Christ Renews His Parish, the West Chester Firefighters, and the Knights. We hope you will join us! Lectionary Reflections with Fr. Don Feb. 15, 21, 28, March 7, 14, 21, and 28 from 7-8 in Hospitality Room The Lectionary reflection with Fr. Don is back for the season of Lent to discuss and reflect on that week s Gospel message. The schedule for the sessions will be all throughout Lent. The first session will be Thursday, Feb. 15 from 7-8/8:30 in the Hospitality Room, then the following sessions will be on Wednesday nights at the same time and place. All you need is your bible and an open mind (we will have extra bibles in case you don t have one or forget yours). Looking forward to seeing you. Marriage Enrichment: St. Valentine Dinner Party Saturday, Feb. 17, 2018, 6:30 8:30 p.m. in Pavilion Want a deeper meaning in your St. Valentine s Day celebration? Join us for a catered dinner and special guest speakers. Jan and Tony Klimek, a couple from our parish who have been married for 32 years, will share parts of their marriage and faith journey so that others can reflect upon and grow in their own journeys. Jan and Tony will discuss how they worked through (and around) the challenges of their marriage and how they kept their relationship so strong. Catered dinner is $15 per couple. Bring a bottle of wine for your table (optional). You must preregister no later than Feb. 12 by calling Deacon Jerry Barney at Free child care for attendees if requested at time of registration.

7 Cookies for Prison Ministry St. John is asking parishioners to participate in a ministry to bring home-baked cookies to Lebanon Correctional early next month. If you would like to help, please attend Mass during the weekend of Feb. 24/25 and visit Roger Sexton at his table in the Gathering Space before or after Mass to get a Ziploc bag and an information sheet. Please follow the instructions on the sheet and bring the cookies to the Parish office the following week or Mass on March 3/4. If you were not able to grab a bag with instructions at Mass, please stop by the office and we will give you one. Thank you! The Light is On for You Tuesday, Feb. 27, 7-9 p.m. This Lent, the Archdiocese of Cincinnati will once again engage in the initiative, The Light Is On For You. On Tuesday, February 27 from 7:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. most Catholic parishes/pastoral regions will open their doors and provide the opportunity for private confession. If you have been reluctant to participate in the Sacrament of Reconciliation, have been away from the Church for some time, or just find it difficult to get to a regularly scheduled confession time or communal penance service, this is a your chance to experience the reconciling peace of Christ through the grace of the Sacrament. No stress, just peace! Learn more at Catholic Ministries Appeal (CMA) Archbishop Schnurr sends his thanks to everyone from St. John who has pledged to the 2018 Catholic Ministries Appeal. If you have not yet made your pledge, please consider doing so this week. These important local ministries depend on our help each year. You will find extra pledge envelopes in the pews for your convenience this weekend. To make a pledge securely online, please visit CatholicAppeal.net. Thank you! Liturgy of the Word with Children: Leader Positions Available for You! Liturgy of the Word with Children is an excellent way for you to get involved in the parish! The goal of this ministry is to provide a meaningful and FUN! experience for Children Grades 1, 2, and 3 during the Liturgy of the Word at the 9:30 and 11:30 AM Sunday Masses. Lots of resources are available to help you as a facilitator relate the Sunday readings to them in a way that is interesting, understandable and empowers them to reflect upon its message and connect it to their daily lives. It is not a religion class, Liturgy of the Word with Children is intended to help the children pray and reflect on God s Word. Spirited Seniors Feb. 13, 11:30 a.m. in Pavilion Join us on Tuesday, Feb. 13 at 11:30 a.m. for our senior ministry. Anyone over 55 is welcome. We meet on a monthly basis! This ministry includes fun, education, service, entertainment, and even a little travel for the seniors of our parish. The senior ministry takes place on the second Tuesday of each month. 7 We are currently looking for individuals and/or couples like you to be a great part of this ministry and lead a session during one of those mass times. You don t need to do it every weekend, or even every other weekend. Most leaders lead a session ONCE A MONTH, or even ONCE EVERY OTHER MONTH! If you are interested in becoming a leader, feel free to sit in on a session and see how it s done! Then, pick up the phone and call Scott Steinke at the parish offices ( ) for more information on how you can be a leader in this ministry!! All Children in Grades 1, 2, and 3 are welcome to participate..each section needs a facilitator and or co facilitator or aid. Material and training is provided. This may be the ministry here at St. John that calls you by name!

8 I Have Called You By Name; You are Mine... Isaiah 43: 1 Our theme highlights that we have all been called by God and to emphasize places within our community where others can execute their time and talents. In this section, we highlight parishioners, groups and ministries within the St. John Parish who have been called by God to give, serve, and share their talents. Please contact Angela at apugliano@stjohnwc.org if you have a ministry in mind. Share-a-Lunch Thank you to all contributors of SAL in January! SAL will next meet at 9 a.m. on Sunday, Feb. 25 in the Pavilion. Please join us! We will be preparing about 300 peanut butter sandwiches and packing lunches. (Lunches are distributed at Reach Out Lakota and St. Francis- Cincinnati.) In addition to the peanut butter, bread, fruit (apples, oranges, bananas, or cups), snacks, and juice boxes needed for the lunches, we welcome other non-perishable donations, too. The pantries are in particular need of healthy cereal, canned meat/ tuna, canned fruit, canned vegetables, shampoo, baby wipes, deodorant, and female sanitary items. (Since we do not have a refrigerator, please refrain from donating natural peanut butter or highly perishable fruit.) Donations can be dropped off during our meeting time or in advance at the parish office. Thanks again for your support! Please contact Diane Claytor at with questions. St. Vincent de Paul In the Gospel today, we find that Jesus would rise very early before dawn and go to a deserted place to pray and then he went out to preach and to heal. Please pray for the poor and suffering, knowing that you are bringing the love and peace of Jesus to those who live in fear and doubt, loneliness and dread. RCIA Thinking about becoming a Catholic? If you are thinking about becoming Catholic, or have questions regarding our convert program, please contact Deacon Jerry Barney at , ext. 121, or jbarney@stjohnwc.org. These groups have been called by name... 8 Justice and Peace Commission Family Promise The J & P Commission has been helping to a small degree with Family Promise of Butler County. This is a group that offers meals and a place to stay along with comprehensive support services for homeless families in our area. These families have children that attend Lakota, Hamilton or Fairfield schools. Bussing is arranged to keep the children active in their home schools while the families move from church to church each week. Families spend the night for one week at host churches in the area, moving to a new host church at the end of the week. St. John does not host a family on our campus, but we are assisting Crestview Presbyterian Church by volunteering as a Meal Host or an Evening Host. This consists of helping with food, serving, and cleanup, as well as being a game leader or just a person to talk to after dinner. There are two shifts: Meal Host, or Evening Host (not overnight). Crestview is also in need of set-up volunteers to help make the beds and make the rooms inviting for guests. (Usually done during the day on a Sunday) For tear-down, families and teens are helpful ( 7 a.m. Sunday). The dates that Crestview will be hosting in 2018 are: April 29 - May 5, July 29 - Aug 2, and Oct Let Jerry Barney know if you are interested in helping: jbarney@ stjohnwc.org. There is one two-hour training. It is held at St. Max. There are two dates to choose from: Feb. 8 from 7-9 p.m. in rooms 8 & 10 in the Parish Complex or March 7 from 7-9 p.m. in rooms 8 & 10. You do not have to register ahead of time, but you are welcome to by e- mailing akmkn@aol.com.

9 February MONDAY FEB. 12 8:30am... Communion Service...CHA 9:00am... Art & Environment...CHU 9:30am... Bible Study...HR 7:00pm... Knights of Columbus Council...PAV 7:00pm... AFF Video Series...SpH TUESDAY, FEB. 13 9:00am... AFF Video Series...HR 11:30am... Senior Ministry...PAV 5:30pm... Youth Choir...CHU 6:30pm... Grades 1-6 PSR...CTR 7:00pm... Mass in memory of Jim Harkins...CHA 8:30am... Book Club...HR WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 Ash Wednesday 8:30am... Mass in memory of Marcy Krendl...CHU 9:10am... Bible Study...HR 12:00pm... Communion Service...CHU 6:00pm... CRHP (women)...sph 6:30pm... Grades 1-6 PSR...CTR 7:00pm... Mass in memory of Ardelle Redder...CHU 7:45pm... RCIA...HR THURSDAY, FEB. 15 8:30am... Mass in memory of Cuc Tran...CHA 9:30am... Scripture Study...RmDE 5:00pm... Knights of Columbus...PAV 7:00pm... Boy Scouts...CTR 7:00pm... Lectionary Reflection...HR 7:00pm... RCIA...SpH 7:00pm... St. Vincent de Paul...RmDE Chapel...CHA Church...CHU Center... CTR Gathering Space... GS Favret Hall...FH Reconciliation Room... RR South Wing of FH... SW Hospitality Room...HR Pavilion... PAV Room D... RmD Room E...RmE Rooms D&E...RmDE Youth Room... YR Staff Conf. Room...SCR Spirit House... SPH Plaza... PLZ SATURDAY, FEB. 17 4:00pm... Reconciliation...RR 5:00pm... Mass in memory of Angel Ayala...CHU 6:00pm... Jr. High Youth Ministry...CTR 6:30pm... St. Valentine Dinner...PAV SUNDAY, FEB. 18 8:00am... Mass in honor of Mary Fogler...CHU 9:15am... Early Childhood Program...CTR 9:30am... Mass in memory of Robert Garand...CHU -With Rite of Sending 10:00am... RCIA Break Open the Word...HR 10:30am... RCIA Rite of Election Brunch...FH 11:30am... Mass for the Parish...CHU 1:00pm... Girl Scouts...PAV 1:00pm... Church Tour...CHU 8:15pm... Adult Recreational Basketball...CTR FRIDAY, JAN. FEB. 16 8:30am... Communion Service...CHA 4:30pm... Fish Fry...CTR All bulletin submissions must be received at least twelve (12) days in advance of the date the article is to be included. On the first weekend of each month the K of C leads the rosary before all Masses. The rosary will start 20 minutes before Mass except for the 11:30 a.m. Mass. At the 11:30 a.m. Mass, the rosary will begin at 11 a.m. Come and join us as we lead the rosary. We have much to be thankful for and you can also include any special intentions. 9

10 RCIA / Ministry to Returning Catholics Jerry Barney , ext. 121 Stephen Ministry/CRHP Scott Steinke , ext. 115 Young Adult Ministry Josh Plandowski , ext. 114 Companions on the Journey (Grief support for those who have lost a loved one; meets the 2nd & 4th Thursdays of the month in the Hospitality Room at 7 p.m.) Ron Meyer Small Church Communities (Journey of Faith) Jerry Barney , ext. 121 Sacrament of the Sick (Anointing) Contact the office Communion to the Sick/Shut-Ins Julie Chapman St. Vincent de Paul Steve Gross , ext.120 Divorced & Separated Father Don West , ext. 133 Prayer Network If you or someone you know is struggling w/ a difficulty or crisis, contact the Prayer Network. They will ask members of the Network to pray. ...prayernetwork@stjohnwc.org Margaret Kellogg Mary Moore Cry Room Cry Room is available to parents during all Masses. Scott Steinke , ext. 115 Hospital Notifications If you know that you are going to the hospital and would like to be remembered at Mass or have a pastoral staff member visit, please call the parish office at We are no longer notified by hospitals or chaplains about parishioners who are ill. Formation & Education Early Childhood Program (during 9:30 Mass) Jodi Krusling... jkrusling@stjohnwc.org PSR (Grds 1-8), 1st Eucharist, 1st Reconciliation Mary Montour... mmontour@stjohnwc.org High School Youth Ministry, Jr. High/High School Activities, Young Adults, Retreats, Confirmation Josh Plandowski... jplandowski@stjohnwc.org St. Gabriel Consolidated School (our Parish School) Mary Richardson, Parish Rep Amy Tanaka, Parish Rep St. Gabriel Grade School Pastoral Team Rev. Don West... dwest@stjohnwc.org Deacon Jerry Barney... jbarney@stjohnwc.org Scott Steinke....ssteinke@stjohnwc.org Mary Montour... mmontour@stjohnwc.org Josh Plandowski...jplandowski@stjohnwc.org Lynn Meisberger... lmeisberger@stjohnwc.org Joan Seibenick... jseibenick@stjohnwc.org Angela Pugliano...apugliano@stjohnwc.org Parish Staff Karen Hake...khake@stjohnwc.org Sharon Miller... smiller@stjohnwc.org Marianne Ball... mball@stjohnwc.org Kirt Robb... krobb@stjohnwc.org Jodi Krusling... jkrusling@stjohnwc.org Deacon Fred Merritt...fmerritt@stjohnwc.org Parish Organizations Pastoral Council, Leslie Nelson.pastoralcouncil@stjohnwc.org Worship Commission, Scott Steinke Justice & Peace Commission, Tony Klimek Finance Committee, John Insco... (513) Athletic Boosters, Don Bretl Knights of Columbus, John Dorger K of C Membership, Bob Heglin Boy Scouts Troop #940, Bill Bentley Girl Scouts, Diane Biehle Festival Committee, Anita Turpin..anitaturpin@catholichealth.net 10