Serving the Catholic Communities of Covington Kentucky
Weekly Reflection
Our Parish Council Members
Saint John Representatives
Jane Moore - Chairperson
Pat Hatfield
Beth Raum
Paula Shumate
Saint Ann Representatives
Jeanie Worth
Teresa Schumacher
Staff Representative
Fr. Michael Greer
Diocese Liaison
Mike Boczek
Saint Ann Novena
Begins July 18
Our speakers this year are:
July 18 - Deacon Gary Scott
July 19 - Deacon Scott Folz
July 20 - Deacon Jim Fedor
July 21 - Deacon Rack Dames
July 22 - Deacon Jerry Franzen
July 23 - Deacon Jim Bayne
July 24 - Deacon Mike Keller
July 25 - Deacon Bob Stoeckle
July 26 - Deacon Steve Durkee
Saint John the Evangelist
627 Pike St.
Covington, KY. 41011
(859) 431-5314
Saint Ann
1268 Parkway Ave.
Covington, KY. 41011
DIOCESAN PARISH ANNUAL APPEAL
Saint John and Saint Ann are both in the process of collecting donations for the DPAA.
You can return your envelope in the collection or if you you would like to make your donation on line you can go to the Diocese website (see below) and donate there. Please be sure to say it if from Saint John or Saint Ann
Thank you in advance for your generosity!
https://covdio.org
Parish Staff
Pastor: Rev. G. Michael Greer - (859)-431-5314
Deacon Steve Durkee - (Home) 859-360-1059
(Office) 859-292-4191
Main Office: Linda O'Bryan - (859)-431-5314
Music Director : Daryl Sandy - 513-385-7190
Prince of Peace School
Principal: Claire Thersse Heyne - 859-431-5153
Saint John - 627 Pike St
| Saturday
Saint Ann- 1268 Parkway Ave
| Sunday
Confession
Saturday: 3:30 PM to 4:00 PM
Saint John the Evangelist - 627 Pike St
Daily Mass
Monday: 8:45 AM
Saint Ann - 1274 Parkway Ave
Tuesday: 8:45 AM
Saint Ann - 1274 Parkway Ave
Wednesday: 8:45 AM
Saint John the Evangelist - 627 Pike St
Friday: 8:45 AM
Saint John the Evangelist - 627 Pike St
"No one who sets a hand to the plow and looks to what was left behind is fit for the kingdom of God"
This weeks Gospel: Luke 9:51-62
This week we follow Jesus as he begins his journey to his destiny, Jerusalem, where he will be handed over to the authorities and killed. He stops in a Samaritan town and they will not welcome him because the destination of his journey was Jerusalem. The disciples asked him if they should call down fire from heaven to consume them? But he rebuked them and they went on to another village. Along the way several people say they will follow him but have excuses why they cannot go at that moment. Are we sometimes like these people? Only wanting to follow Christ when we have the time or it is convenient for us?
The Saint Ann Novena will begin in a couple weeks. What a great opportunity to give some time to God and listen to some very moving testimonies from the Deacon's in our area.
Think about it!
Let us continue to pray for each other. May the Good Lord bless you and keep you close to Himself.
MASS AND CONFESSION TIMES