Saint John - 627 Pike St
| Saturday
Saint Ann- 1274 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
Serving the Catholic Communities of Covington Kentucky
From The Pastor's Desk
MASS AND CONFESSION TIMES
Our Parish Council Members
Saint John Representatives
Jane Moore - Chairperson
Pat Hatfield
Beth Raum
Tim Bartlett
Saint Ann Representatives
Jeanie Worth
Teresa Schumacher
Staff Representative
Fr. Michael Greer
Diocese Liaison
Mike Boczek
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: Mr. Anthony Barkley
859-431-5153
Saint John the Evangelist
627 Pike St.
Covington, KY. 41011
(859) 431-5314
Saint Ann
1274 Parkway Ave.
Covington, KY. 41011
(859) 261-9548
"What have you to do with us, Jesus of Nazareth?"
Mark 1:21-28
Capernaum was a small town on the northeastern shore of the Sea of Galilee where Simon [Peter] and his brother Andrew operated their fishing business in partnership with Zebedee, father of James and John. Archaeologist have found what they believe to be the synagogue in the town, and next to it, the home of Simon. When confronted by Jesus the "unclean spirits" in the man in that synagogue challenged him to declare and reveal his identity and authority. Jesus was reluctant to do that, but he commanded the "unclean spirits, "Quiet, come out of him." The people were amazed. Do we harbor "unclean spirits" such as ingratitude to God for all he has given us and failure to demonstrate our appreciation for all that we are, all that we have, and all that we ever will be by using everything to the best of our ability for ourselves and for others? Despite all God has revealed to us through Scripture and Tradition, do we demand that Jesus further reveal himself to us before we let him drive out those "unclean spirits?" If we would only let Jesus heal us, people would be amazed. We would be amazed.
Let us continue to pray for each other. May the Good Lord bless you and keep you close to Himself.
Your servant in Christ,
Fr. Mick Greer