Walk a Half-Mile or More with Jesus: Monday, June 10ALL are WELCOME to the National Eucharistic Procession beginning at 2:00PM at the Park and Ride at the corner of Heritage Drive/Draxler’s Drive (South of Kwik Trip/Marshfield). Transportation, leaving from St. John the Baptist Parish parking lot, to the Park ‘n Ride and the 4 Read more…
Every child born on this earth is a gift of love, that is shared by the parents. God entrusts this gift to the parents, so that they may forge the children in character, personality and in faith, besides providing for their physical health. Passing on faith to the children is Read more…
All of us have an experience of suffering either on account of our own fault or caused by others or due to unexpected occurrence. The first reaction on facing such evil or suffering is to question God, particularly his Omnipotence and his Omniscience: If God is all-powerful, why can’t he Read more…
February 11th is observed as the 29th World Day of the Sick in the Catholic Church, as introduced by Pope St. John Paul II. The day coincides with the commemoration of Our Lady of Lourdes and invites us to offer prayers for those who are sick and for those who Read more…
Almost one year has passed, since the faithful Catholics, as a whole, werenot able to gather as a community in our Parish Church for the celebration of the Holy Mass. Still more, it increases their spiritual pain due to the fact that they are not able to receive the Holy Read more…
The society in which we are living today is so much struggling with Covid-19. In addition to this crisis, many of our families are struggling with another problem, namely, unemployment. On account of this, many of our families have lost their income and consequently go hungry or suffer from mental Read more…
I would like to share with you an article, which I read on the Vatican Website. I feel that it is an important article, which would help families with young people: Suicide Prevention in Youth