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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: Sr. Mary Suzanne Rose
859-431-5153
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
Our Parish Council Members
Saint John Representatives
Don Hemmer
Pat Hatifield
Jane Moore
Beth Raum
Carol Wolking
Saint Ann Representatives
Jeanie Craig
Joe Wheatley
Staff Representative
Fr. Michael Greer
Diocese Liaison
Mike Boczek
From The Pastor's Desk
November 18, 2018 7:30.
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"Learn a lesson from the fig tree. When its branch becomes tender and sprouts leaves, you know that summer is near."
Mark 13:24-32
Jesus used images from everyday life: workers in the fields; the birds in the air; the vineyard; shepherds tending their flocks, that people knew well and understood to teach many truths. In today's Gospel Jesus uses images about interpreting the signs of the times. He was not warning about a cataclysmic end of the earth. He was teaching his disciples to be diligent in observing the world in which they live; to recognize the ways in which they were not treating each other the way God intended, and the need to change. We do not like to change; to be told to change; or the person who calls us to change. There can be a dark times and tribulations when we realize we must change, and when we challenge others to change. But, if we want to be all that God created us to be, and the world to be all God intended it to be, we must constantly look for the signs that call us to change, like when the branches of the fig tree become tender and sprout leaves, you will know summer is near.
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
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