307 Montrose Drive ● Folsom, California 95630

Phone: (916) 985-2065 ● www.folsomcatholic.com

OUR MISSION We the people of St. John the Baptist Catholic Church are committed to being an inclusive and welcoming family.

We respond through active ministries as a reflection of God's love and witness to the Gospel in prayer, word, and deed.

Fr. Sylvester Kwiatkowski

PASTOR

Fr. Jossy G. Vattothu

PAROCHIAL VICAR

William Goeke

Jim McFadden

DEACONS

Fr. Ignatius Haran

PASTOR EMERITUS

MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday Vigil 5:00 p.m.

Sunday 7:30 a.m.

9:00 a.m.

11:30 a.m.

6:00 p.m.

Holy Day Vigil 6:00 p.m.

Holy Days 6:30 a.m.

8:15 a.m.

6:00 p.m.

1st Sun. Spanish-English 1:30 p.m.

DAILY

Mon. - Fri. 6:30 a.m.

Mon. - Sat. 8:15 a.m

SACRAMENT

OF RECONCILIATION (Confession) Saturday 3-4:30 p.m.

& By Appointment

PARISH OFFICE

parishoffice@stjohnsfolsom.org

P 2065

Fax: 916-985-7579

www.folsomcatholic.com

Sunday, November 26, 2017

Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe

Our King, Our Shepherd

In the First Reading, we find the image of the shepherd and his sheep. This imagery is used to portray the love relationship Our Lord wants to have with us, His people, His flock. It was written at the time of the Babylonian exile when the people felt abandoned or condemned for their sinfulness. The loving shepherd image shows God’s love and concern for His people. It is an image of consolation and protection, the good are separated from the bad, like sheep from goats, yielding security. The shepherd theme continues in the Responsorial Psalm, the ever-popular twenty-third psalm, a hymn of trust in the Lord’s goodness and providence, especially in the face of danger (as was prayed by the young heroes of Flight 93 on 9/11/2001). In this Psalm we see God as the good shepherd who guides his flock through danger, leading us to restful waters, using His rod and staff to give us comfort and courage as we wander through darkness. By prodding us with His rod and staff, we feel His pres-ence with us, as He gently touches us. His gracious presence is so powerful that we feel safe even when eating in the presence of our enemies. By His death and resurrection, Jesus defeated death and gave us life. His resurrection is the “first-fruits” of those who believe. In harvest, the first crops are usually the best tasting and a sign of better harvest to come. Jesus is that for us, the best and the promise that we too will rise from death. This is what we find in the Second Reading, this remembrance of Jesus, the new Adam, destroying the death brought into the world by Adam’s first sin. Thanks to Jesus, death no longer controls us, for we will rise again with Him. His beloved children will share in His reign and glory forever, where all sin, alienation and fear are defeated. In today’s Gospel, the solemnity of Chr ist the King, we find Him seated on His throne, separating the good from the bad, as the good shepherd separates the sheep from the goats. If we treat others with charity, we will be welcomed into God’s kingdom, if not, we will be kept out. It is here that we find a listing of many of the corporal works of mercy, a remind-er to help those in need. Real faith exhibits charity. If we love God, we also love His children, so we will love not just in word, but also in deed. In fact we should always be grateful to those to whom we show charity, for they give us the opportunity to express our love.

Important Events Calendar: November & December 26(Sun) NO Religious Education classes Lifeteen, 7:00 pm, Parish Hall , Office Hours: TBA 27(Mon) Divorce Care Ministry, 7:00 pm, Marian Room Neophyte and Catechist Support Series, 7:00 pm, Guadalupe Room 28(Tue) NO Religious Education classes 29(Wed) Women’s Games, 11 am - 4:30 pm, Garden Room 01(Fri) 24 Hour Adoration will begin in the Church after the 8:15 am Mass until 8am Saturday. From 8am until 4pm Saturday adoration will be in the Adoration Chapel 02(Sat) Liturgy of the Hours, 9-10 am, Music Room Prison Restorative Justice Meeting , 1:30 pm, Guadalupe Room Youth Adoration, 3-4pm, Adoration Chapel 03(Sun) Spanish/English Mass, 1:30 pm, Church

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Please pray for our sick parishioners, family and friends, and those in need of healing of the body and soul.

(Names will appear for one month. Call to extend the time or remove.)

Arlene Siqueiros Bill Roller Bob Jibson Bob Miranda Brian Smiley Casey Spears Ching Galang Chris Enos Clay Hatanaka Conner Garcia Daniel Hellen Darryl Hall Sr. Diane Staehnke Doris Bourgeois Elaine Hellen Elizabeth Wulff Erma Gomez Ernest Deus Eun Ji Kim Harold Enos Ja-Na Castillo Jerry Scarry Joey Garcia John Hagan John Sepic Judy Klaisle Judy Silveira Julie Buehler

Karen Norris Katlin Pasquale Kay Huggins Kieranne Taheny Larry Walsh Lillian Deus Linda Brashear Lor Rae Raus Lucille Key Marilyn Door Marion Cavalieri Melinda Esty Michael Simon Michelle Oasay Mimi McCall Patrick Fenton Richard Marino Rose Lustan Steve Kleinbach Susan Laird Tom Busby Tomi Worrall

Prayers for Our Troops We pray for our military personnel overseas. Call the

Parish Office at 916-985-2065 to add or remove a name.

Adam Moma Alan Price Alex Gerow Andy Felix Angela Nolan Anthony Lawson Anthony Moore Benjamin J. Magana Capt. Jeremy Chuidian Carlos Madrid Chris Hammer Christen Brown Christopher Gilman Christopher McCaul Cody Stewart Colon Zook Col. Matthew Rice Col. Nader Araj Domonique Vargas Erek Hartsell Eric Kilcollins Eric Nelson Gavin Wenell Grant Appleberry Ian Rubstello

Jason Hayes Jay Guevarra John Buikema Jonathen Nanpai Jordan Bendel Justin Bates Justin LeClaire Ken Martin Kevin Bateman Kevin Quinta Limwell Dollesin Lt. Phil Caswell Matt Ruby Matthew Kearns Michael Francis

Murphy Nathan Dodd Rachael Anderson Rene Cornejo Roel Mabutas Ryan Joseph Bryla Ryan Sharp Sam Nichols Sean Martinez Sgt. Colin C. Pierce Shawn O’Neill

SPC Eric A. Theby Stephen Holt Steven Hector Valdez Taylor Norris Thomas Pluff, Jr. Travis Hegstrom TSgt. Michael Ray

Coughlin Ty Edwards

Pray for the souls of all who have died George Grohotolski†, our family members, friends, and parishioners.

May they rest in peace.

November 25 - December 3

Saturday, November 25 5:00 pm - Robert Klein† by Denise Lassalle & Dave Hartley

Sunday, November 26 7:30 am - Thanksgiving Mass by Hoa Doan 9:00 am - Martin Thanh Trieu† by Family 11:30 am - Hoa Doan (for birthday) by Jasmine & Huong 6:00 pm - People of the Parish

Monday, November 27 6:30 am - Shavon Sanchez Lunar (for healing) 8:15 am - Santa Fondale† by Helen Garnetti & Family

Tuesday, November 28 6:30 am - Hoa Doan (for birthday) by Pelagio Family 8:15 am - Filomena Dizon† by Connie

Wednesday, November 29 6:30 am - Fausta, Benedicta & Saturnina Minoza† by Connie 8:15 am - Helen Weithman† by Joanne Budge

Thursday, November 30 6:30 am - Maria Nguyen† by Nguyen Family 8:15 am - Frank Zuccaro† by Giustina Zuccaro

Friday, December 1 6:30 am - Angelo Youngblood (for healing)

8:15 am - Mary Najolia by Schlumpf Family

Saturday, December 2 8:15 am - Rafael David† by Doan Family 5:00 pm - Robert Burastero† by Family

Sunday, December 3 7:30 am - Bill Melby† by Adrienne Melby 9:00 am - Maria Joseph My Lao† by Family 11:30 am - Agnus Schnurr† 1:30 pm - Tomasa Pilia† by Irma Henriquez 6:00 pm - Francis & Irene Poothamby† by Family

LITURGY AND PRAYER

For Next Weekend, December 2 & December 3 EM’s: A and Lectors Group: A1

Altar Servers: A2

Sat. 5:00 PM: Kimber ley Anne E., Daniel K., David K., Zach M., Icen Diether P. Sun. 7:30 AM: Owen G., William G., Sydney G. 9:00 AM: Char les C., Maia H., Justin L., Marcus L., Jonathan T. 11:30 AM: Zachary D., Diego F., Chloe L., Joseph L., Elizabeth M. 1:30 PM: Nora C., Alondra G., Andrea G., Sofia H., Nicolas S. 6:00 PM: Zoe H., Daniel K., Jauren P., Eddie S

Please arrange for a substitute if you are unable to serve.

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Additional Masses and Services

First Saturday, December 2, 1:30 pm Prison Restorative Justice Meeting Located in the Guadalupe Room

First Saturday, December 2, 3-4pm Youth Adoration All youth are invited to come and spend a special hour with the Blessed Sacrament in the Adoration Chapel

First Saturday, December 2, 9-10 am Liturgy of the Hours Meet in the Music Room

First Friday, December 1 Perpetual Adoration 24 Hour Adoration will begin in the Church after the 8:15 am Mass until 8am Saturday. From 8am until 4pm Saturday adoration will be in the Adoration Chapel.

First Sunday Spanish/English Mass Please join us on December 3 at 1:30 pm in the Main Church for the Spanish/English Mass. A 9-day novena will be dedicated to Our Lady starting Dec 3 through Dec 11 at 7 pm in the church (Note: On Sunday, Dec 3 & 10, the novena will take place in the Garden Room.)

First Thursday, December 7 Our Lady of Perpetual Help Following the 8:15 am Mass Please join us in prayers of intercession

Friday, December 8, Holy Day of Obligation Immaculate Concepcion

of the Blessed Virgin Mary Masses: 6:30am, 8:15am, Noon, 6:00 pm

Readings and Saints for the Week

Sun: (Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe) Ez 34:11-12, 15-17 / 1 Cor 15:20-26, 28 / Mt 25:31-46 Mon: Dn 1:1-6, 8-20 / Lk 21:1-4 Tue: Dn 2:31-45 / Lk 21:5-11 Wed: Dn 5:1-6, 13-14, 16-17, 23-28 / Lk 21:12-19 Thu: (Andrew) Rom 10:9-18 / Mt 4:18-22 Fri: Dn 7:2-14 / Lk 21:28 Sat: Dn 7:15-27/ Lk 21:34-36 Sun: (First Sunday of Advent) Is 63:16B-17, 19B; 64:2-7 / 1 Cor 1:3-9 / Mk 13:33-37

The Recognition Prayer

Our Lord, Jesus Christ, son of the God, our King. I pray that you may help sanctify us and heal us with your love and compassion. We curse, sin, act faulty, and disobey your nat-ural law, but no matter what we do, you always show us more love and hope, so that we may be with you when our time comes. You never lose hope with us, you are like a parent to a lost child. I pray that you may help us stay on course with our hopes and our dreams, and that you may help us be more loving and compassionate to others like Jesus is. I pray that we can help others in times of sickness and suffering so that we may help their healing. I recognize that you only love us, I recognize that you are only testing us, and I recognize that you will always be there for us. Amen.

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The Solemnity of Christ The King is a newer feast day that focuses on

the authority of Christ. Pope Pius XI was witness to a turbu-lent time in the world's history. The feast was a response to the rise of secularization, atheism, and communism. Secularism was on the rise and dangerous dictatorships were emerging in Europe and beyond. Christ had long been referred to as King, but Pope Pius and the Christian faithful saw the respect and reverence for Christ's authority waning in the midst of the unrest during the first part of the 20th century. In response, the feast was set with the intent to reaffirm and refocus faith and respect in the kingship of Jesus, it was to remind Catholics (and the world generally) that Jesus Christ is Lord of the Universe, both as God and as Man. Pope Pius XI announced the feast in his encyclical Quas Primas, which was delivered on December 11, 1925. Pope Pius XI was hoping for these effects to occur:

That nations would see that the Church has the right to freedom, and immunity from the state.

That leaders and nations would see that they are bound to give respect to Christ.

That the faithful would gain strength and courage from the celebration of the feast, as we are reminded that Christ must reign in our hearts, minds, wills, and bodies.

The feast was initially fixed to the final day of October, the day before All Saints Day. Later, in 1969, Pope Paul VI moved the feast to the last Sunday before Advent, to em-phasize the importance of the feast. This is fitting within the Church year. The liturgical year begins with Advent, the season of awaiting the coming of Christ, and now the year ends with celebrating the Kingship of Christ.

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As our liturgical year comes to an end and we prepare for the birth of Our Lord Jesus Christ in one month, during this sea-son of Advent let us call to mind the love our heavenly Father has for all of us and how He shows this love by the sharing of the greatest gift with us, his Son.

Pastor’s Corner

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November is the month of the Holy Souls. The Church encourages us to remember the deceased members of our families in a special way. Remembrance envelopes are available in the vestibule and the parish for you to list the names of those you would like to be remembered in the November Masses. Completed envelopes can be put in the collection basket or returned to the parish office. The envelopes will be placed on the altar for the month of November.

SJB Prison Restorative Justice Ministry Rosaries and Christmas cards are needed for prisoners. Cards must be plain, no glitters, glue, plastic. Please drop items by November 27 in the Brides room bin marked for Prison Ministry.

Thank you! Fr Humberto Gomez and Deacon Bill Goeke,

FSP /CSPS Catholic Prison Chaplains

Advent & Christmas at St. John’s Gift Shop

Advent begins the weekend of December 2/3. Advent wreathes and candles will be blessed at all of the weekend Masses. If you need new candles, wreaths, and other Advent items, you can find them in our St. John’s Gift Shop.

Christmas and other gift items are also available in the shop, and all proceeds from sales help support the many St. John’s ministries. Gift-able items include statues, ornaments, rosaries, medals, and Bibles. Come in and browse! If you don’t see what you’re looking for, just ask us.

The Gift Shop is open before and after weekend Masses.

If you have questions, please feel free to contact Connie Aley (916-337-3607) .

Neophyte and Catechist Support Series Monday, November 27, 7:00 pm, Guadalupe Room

Prayer: Finding Intimacy with God

Though prayer is one of the essential of a thriving faith, we often feel as if we're talking to ourselves -- or, worse, as if we're talking to no one at all. Capture the secret to opening our hearts and minds to Scripture as the means to hear from God and then respond in sacred conversation. Series open to all parishioners. Contact Cynthia Mulcaire (985-7338) for more information.

Thank you for helping to ensure a Thanksgiving dinner for those in need through your financial donations, turkeys and food items. St. Vincent de Paul will continue to accept ham and turkey donations for Christmas dinners. Please bring

your donations to SVDP at Helping Hands on Monday, Wednesday or Friday, from 9 AM - noon. Wishing you and your families a Blessed Advent Season.

Eucharistic Adoration The church will be open for perpetual adoration to everyone on the first Friday in December through Saturday. The Adoration Ministry is ask-

ing for volunteer adorers specifically for the hours of Friday 8:00PM through Saturday 8:00AM. The Adoration Ministry invites you to learn more about Eucharistic Adoration by contacting Veronica Thomas at Thomas_vera@yahoo.com or Cathy Kovarik at 916-353-0688 with questions or volunteer opportunities The Adoration Ministry Has Current Openings For Dedicated Adorers During These Hours: Monday 11-12:00 pm and 5-6:00 pm Tuesday 10-11:00 and 5-6:00 pm Wednesday 6:00-7:00 pm Thursday 4-5:00 pm Friday 2-3:00 and 6-7:00 pm & 7:00-8:00 pm 1st Saturday 10-11:00 am and 12-1:00 pm 2nd Saturday 12-1:00 pm and 1-2:00 pm 3rd Saturday 1-2:00 pm and 3-4:00 pm

Chapel Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00-8:00 pm, Saturday 9:00-5:00 pm (first Saturday of the month 9:00-4:00 pm). The first Friday of the month 24 Hour Adoration will be held in the church, the fifth Saturday of the month the chapel is closed.

The Chaplet of Divine Mercy will be recited by our volunteers daily at 3:00 pm

Parish Announcements

Due to the Thanksgiving Holiday St. John’s Religious Education Program

will NOT have classes on Sunday, November 26 and Tuesday, November 28.

“As a shepherd

tends his flock,

so will I tend

my sheep.”

SERVICE OPPORTUNITY!!

Two service opportunities are available to middle school and high school youths on Saturday, Dec. 2nd

WINGS Christmas Brunch (9:00 am - 10:30 am) Serving plates and beverages to attendees.

Swapping out "Breaking Bread" Missalettes for new liturgical year

Meet Tim Conner in the church at 10:00 am - 12:30 pm

For more information, please call the Religious Ed. office at 985-7338

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The St. Vincent de Paul “Giving Tree” is in the vestibule of the church. The tree has ornaments for girls and boys up to age 17.

You can select an ornament and purchase a gift for a child. The gift does not need to be wrapped.

You can leave the gift in the barrel or under the tree until Monday, December 18th.

Thank you for your continued generosity and help in making this Christmas brighter for children in our community.

May you and your families have a Blessed and Merry Christmas!

SJNDS Scrip Gift Cards The Christmas shopping season has officially begun. We have gift cards for all your shopping needs. Bring cash or your checkbook to our scrip table and purchase a gift card from merchants like Best Buy, Walmart, Target, Amazon, Macy’s, Kohl’s and Toys R Us. The table is located in the

vestibule near the music room. Check out the full list of availa-ble gift cards to over 60 merchants. You receive equal value for what you spend and you’ll be supporting SJNDS! Happy Shopping!!!

YOUTH ROOM OFFICE HOURS Monday - Tuesday - Thursday 2 to 7pm. The youth room is open, stocked with food, and ready for you. Swing by, do homework, hang out.

LIFETEEN (High School Ministry) Sunday, 7pm in the Parish Hall.

Veritas: (Young Adults) If you're 18-39, VERITAS is a network of Catholic Young Adults you need to check out. Our calendar is full of great events just for you. Visit CatholicVeritas.com for more info.

Please call the office with any questions. 985-2065

Knights of Columbus Food For Families Program Coats For Kids Program October 22, 2017 - January 7, 2018

Donations may be dropped off in the Brides Dressing Room area across from the Children's Crying Room before and after all masses on Saturday and Sundays, at the Parish Office between 10:00am and 2:00pm or leave your donations at the Helping Hands Ministry located adjacent to our SJND School on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, between 9:00am and 12:00noon.

Barrels are located in the Brides Room marked "Knights of Columbus Food For Families" for food donations.

"New" or "gently used" children's winter coats may be donated. Please wash all "gently used" coats prior to donating. Winter accessories like gloves, mittens, scarves, beanies, hats, heavy socks and "sleeping bags" (for the homeless) are also accepted. All of our "coats", "accessories" and "sleeping bags" will be donated to "Helping Hands" (St. Vincent de Paul) who will pass them onto any organization, family and/or indi-viduals who have need of them. We also accept coats and jack-ets for teen's and adults.

Contacts: SK Percy Park (916)983-3368 or dbk576@aol.com SK Tim O'Neil (916)214-4133 or tim@calcerts.com SK George Mettee (916)947-9543 or

gmettee@sbcglobal.net

Advent Penance Service Please mark your calendars for this year’s Advent Penance Service that will be on Monday, December 11 at 6:30 pm. There will be more details in upcoming bulletins. All parishioners are welcome.

Blessing of your Advent Wreaths and Candles will take place at all of the Masses on the first Sunday of Advent,

Saturday, December 2, 5:00 pm Mass and all Masses on Sunday, December 3

Please bring your wreaths to the altar stairs before Mass.

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Catholics for Life We have much to be thankful for, and one of many is that over 641 moms were helped and babies live, as a result of prayer and love during the Fall 40 Days for Life Prayer Vigil. Your prayers and participation make a difference. We are in our "off-season" schedule of Wednesdays and Fridays sidewalk days from 8am to 11am.

A woman was leaving the abortion clinic last week. When one of the faithful women that prays weekly at the clinic walked over to ask if she could share information, the woman handed her a folded paper. It read as follows;

I came today to terminate. Your presence makes a difference. You just saved him/her. Thank you. Pray for our comfort strength, health, guidance. God bless you .

2322 Butano Drive, Sacramento, Ca Wednesdays and Fridays 8am-11am

Carpool from St. Johns on Wednesdays or Fridays, call Joanne @916-607-2228

Upcoming Community Events

You are cordially invited to the solemn ceremony of rededication of the

Infant Jesus Syro Malabar Catholic Church.

Trusting in the providence and mercy of God our relentless search for a Church of our own has now been fulfilled. With the abundant blessings re-

ceived from Infant Jesus and through the intercessions of our Blessed Mother, we have been granted a permanent place of worship beyond our expectations and in the right time, where we will gather as a community, maintaining the spiritual and cultural traditions of Syro Malabar Church. With hearts full of gratitude and immense joy the entire Syro Malabar commu-nity of Sacramento would like to thank the Almighty God and rededicate the Church, in the gracious and prayerful presence of our beloved Bishops, Jacob Angadiath, Joy Alappatt and Jaime Soto, the Bishop of Sacramento.

Please join us on Saturday, December 2, 10 am. Infant Jesus Syro Malabar Catholic Church

6200 McMahon Dr., Sacramento, CA

16th Annual Remembrance Tree and Candlelight Vigil Catholic Funeral and Cemetery Services, a ministry of Diocese of Sacramento, will offer remembrance tree and candlelight vigil services in the chapels of three cemeteries in December. The services are open to the public and allow persons in attendance to remember their loved ones who have died. The candlelight service combines readings from Scripture with music. Family members/participants receive a special memorial ornament into which they can place a photo, note or other special remembrance. The ornaments will be hung on the remembrance tree.

December 5 @ 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm Calvary Catholic Cemetery & Funeral Center,

7101 Verner Ave , Sacramento, CA 95841

December 7 @ 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm St. Mary Cemetery & Funeral Center,

6509 Fruitridge Road , Sacramento, CA 95820

For more information about Catholic Funeral and Cemetery Services call (916) 452-4831 or

visit http://www.cfcssacramento.org

St. John Notre Dame School Annual Fund 2017

Each year, our Annual Fund raises monies for the ever changing needs of providing a 21st Century Catholic edu-cation to our children. Tuition alone does not come close to covering this cost. Facilities need to be upgraded, new tech-nology is constantly needed to improve and drive instruction and our accomplished teaching faculty needs to be retained. None of this can be achieved without the financial support of our parents, grandparents, alumni and donors. Let's remember that "it is essential that every possible effort be made to ensure that Catholic schools, despite financial difficulties, continue to provide a quality authentic Catholic education for local com-munities." - Eccleisa in America §71 With your help, we can ensure that St. John Notre Dame School can meet the needs of St. John the Baptist Parish and the greater Folsom community today and tomorrow. We can only achieve this goal by work-ing and serving together. Please consider making a donation.

Today. Tomorrow. Together. For Christ. http://www.sjnds.org/annual-fund

ALTAR SERVER TRAINING Needed Altar Servers!

Take this opportunity to serve in this special ministry.

The privilege of serving on the altar is open to all parish boys and girls in the third grade through high

school who have received their First Reconciliation and Communion.

Training for those wishing to become Altar Servers will be held on:

Saturday, December 9, 2017, 1:00 - 3:00pm, in the Church

Those interested please sign-up at the table in the vestibule or email Barbara Bowden at bowden5@pacbell.net or

call 916-984-9476.

Spiritual Adoption Program - MONTH 8 Now your spiritually adopted baby is finished de-veloping and is concentrating on gaining weight; she might be making her mother uncomfortable with her size. She will need a layer of fat to help

her stay warm after she leaves the perfect temperature inside her mother’s womb. In a short time, this baby will be born. Your baby’s mother appreciated the prayers you have said for her and her baby throughout the pregnancy. It has not been easy, but your prayers have given her the grace she needed to bring her baby to term and the life God has planned for her.

BEFORE POSTING ANY FLIERS ON THE BULLETIN BOARD OR ANYWHERE IN THE CHURCH, PLEASE

HAVE IT APPROVED BY THE PARISH OFFICE. THANK YOU.

Faith Formation for Parishioners An exciting new gateway to the best Catholic teaching. Now every parishioner

can experience hundreds of hours viewing, reading and listening to the best Catholic content. To access the material on the website, use our parish code: f6e16a.

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Principal –

e-mail: re@stjohnsfolsom. 916-

RCIA Mulcaire

Classes every 3rd Saturday, 9 – 10 am in the Garden Room. Call Parish Office to schedule a meeting with the priests or deacon prior to taking the preparation class and scheduling a Baptism.

Pastoral Council Members: Tim Conner (Chair), Drew Johnson, Wendy Cadei,

Allan Starosciak, Rene Morales, Bill Carpentier, Genny Arietta, Jeff Russell, Issaac Milos Jeroen Smit, Fr. Sylvester Kwiatkowski