Parish Bible Study

Saint John’s will continue to offer a Scripture study resuming January 16, 2024, from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. The group meets in the conference room in lower St. John’s, twice a month on the Tuesdays listed below unless weather does not permit and then we will meet on Zoom. The focus of this Spring study will be the Letter to the Romans. Dr. Eileen Burke-Sullivan will facilitate the group and members are encouraged to bring any contemporary translation of the Bible. If any participants first language is other than English they are welcome to bring their copy of the Scriptures in the language that is their first language. 

The meeting dates, as currently scheduled, are:
Jan. 16, 30 Feb 13, 27 March 12, 26 April 9, 23 May 7, 21

Join us as we explore the Book of Acts! Learn how the Church was born!

Learn how the Church was born!
Hosted by the St. John’s Young Adults Group
All young adults (St. John’s folks & friends) 20-40ish are welcome to join.

Location: Sozo Coffeehouse 1314 Jones St. Room #1
Sundays 3:30-4:30 PM

Dates: Mar 10, 17, 24 Apr 7, 21, 28 May 5, 12

The Historic 24th Street Family of Parishes will be holding a reception to thank Fr. Don Doll, S.J. for service to all 3 parishes. The reception will be held at St. Benedict the Moor, 2423 Grant Street from Noon - 2:30 pm

The St. John’s racial justice learning group invites you to join us. We are each responsible for doing our own work of listening and learning in the world. We gather once monthly to share the fruits of this listening in a Zoom conversation, which allows us to ask questions and share our curiosity in a nonjudgmental environment. We are currently also exploring “The Spiritual Work of Racial Justice: A month of meditations with Ignatius of Loyola” written by Dr. Patrick Saint-Jean, SJ. This group is ongoing and is always open to new members.

We meet monthly on the 2nd Sunday of each month, for more information please contact Sara at sarasb@creighton.edu

Parish Bible Study

Saint John’s will continue to offer a Scripture study resuming January 16, 2024, from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. The group meets in the conference room in lower St. John’s, twice a month on the Tuesdays listed below unless weather does not permit and then we will meet on Zoom. The focus of this Spring study will be the Letter to the Romans. Dr. Eileen Burke-Sullivan will facilitate the group and members are encouraged to bring any contemporary translation of the Bible. If any participants first language is other than English they are welcome to bring their copy of the Scriptures in the language that is their first language. 

The meeting dates, as currently scheduled, are:
Jan. 16, 30 Feb 13, 27 March 12, 26 April 9, 23 May 7, 21

Join us as we explore the Book of Acts! Learn how the Church was born!

Learn how the Church was born!
Hosted by the St. John’s Young Adults Group
All young adults (St. John’s folks & friends) 20-40ish are welcome to join.

Location: Sozo Coffeehouse 1314 Jones St. Room #1
Sundays 3:30-4:30 PM

Dates: Mar 10, 17, 24 Apr 7, 21, 28 May 5, 12

At the conclusion of the Holy Thursday liturgy there will be a procession of the Blessed Sacrament to Lower St. John’s in the chapel. The Night Watch with the Blessed Sacrament will conclude at Midnight.

Parish Bible Study

Saint John’s will continue to offer a Scripture study resuming January 16, 2024, from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. The group meets in the conference room in lower St. John’s, twice a month on the Tuesdays listed below unless weather does not permit and then we will meet on Zoom. The focus of this Spring study will be the Letter to the Romans. Dr. Eileen Burke-Sullivan will facilitate the group and members are encouraged to bring any contemporary translation of the Bible. If any participants first language is other than English they are welcome to bring their copy of the Scriptures in the language that is their first language. 

The meeting dates, as currently scheduled, are:
Jan. 16, 30 Feb 13, 27 March 12, 26 April 9, 23 May 7, 21

Join us as we explore the Book of Acts! Learn how the Church was born!

Learn how the Church was born!
Hosted by the St. John’s Young Adults Group
All young adults (St. John’s folks & friends) 20-40ish are welcome to join.

Location: Sozo Coffeehouse 1314 Jones St. Room #1
Sundays 3:30-4:30 PM

Dates: Mar 10, 17, 24 Apr 7, 21, 28 May 5, 12

Join us as we explore the Book of Acts! Learn how the Church was born!

Learn how the Church was born!
Hosted by the St. John’s Young Adults Group
All young adults (St. John’s folks & friends) 20-40ish are welcome to join.

Location: Sozo Coffeehouse 1314 Jones St. Room #1
Sundays 3:30-4:30 PM

Dates: Mar 10, 17, 24 Apr 7, 21, 28 May 5, 12

ADULT  FAITH  FORMATION - MORE ABOUT THE SYNOD  PROCESS & OUR RESPONSE 

Facilitator: Lisa Kelly: co-director of the LaStorta Center, A non-profit founded as a practical place for pause, inspiration, vision and action for the People of God. 

Sundays:  February 25 , March 3, 10, 17, 2024

Conference Room LSJ  Coffee and rolls, etc.  9am – 10:15 am

Participants will gain insight and understanding of the major tenets of the Synod on Synodality  (October 2023) Phase 2 as Bishops across the globe gather ‘grassroots’ information from those they serve. Lisa will guide group members in ‘hands-on’, small group discussions to achieve this goal in a practical and educational manner.

All are welcome! Bring a friend! 

Contact Mary Ann Greene-Walsh for more information at magwalsh215@gmail.com

Parish Bible Study

Saint John’s will continue to offer a Scripture study resuming January 16, 2024, from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. The group meets in the conference room in lower St. John’s, twice a month on the Tuesdays listed below unless weather does not permit and then we will meet on Zoom. The focus of this Spring study will be the Letter to the Romans. Dr. Eileen Burke-Sullivan will facilitate the group and members are encouraged to bring any contemporary translation of the Bible. If any participants first language is other than English they are welcome to bring their copy of the Scriptures in the language that is their first language. 

The meeting dates, as currently scheduled, are:
Jan. 16, 30 Feb 13, 27 March 12, 26 April 9, 23 May 7, 21

Join St. John’s to celebrate our annual Novena of Grace March 4-12—nine days of prayer and preaching in honor of St. Francis Xavier, SJ.

This year our focus is on belonging, Ignatian/Jesuit, Historic 24th Street, Catholic.

Prayers and blessing with the relic of St. Francis Xavier at Noon Mass

Join St. John’s to celebrate our annual Novena of Grace March 4-12—nine days of prayer and preaching in honor of St. Francis Xavier, SJ.

This year our focus is on belonging, Ignatian/Jesuit, Historic 24th Street, Catholic.

Prayers and blessing with the relic of St. Francis Xavier at Noon Mass

Join us as we explore the Book of Acts! Learn how the Church was born!

Learn how the Church was born!
Hosted by the St. John’s Young Adults Group
All young adults (St. John’s folks & friends) 20-40ish are welcome to join.

Location: Sozo Coffeehouse 1314 Jones St. Room #1
Sundays 3:30-4:30 PM

Dates: Mar 10, 17, 24 Apr 7, 21, 28 May 5, 12

The St. John’s racial justice learning group invites you to join us. We are each responsible for doing our own work of listening and learning in the world. We gather once monthly to share the fruits of this listening in a Zoom conversation, which allows us to ask questions and share our curiosity in a nonjudgmental environment. We are currently also exploring “The Spiritual Work of Racial Justice: A month of meditations with Ignatius of Loyola” written by Dr. Patrick Saint-Jean, SJ. This group is ongoing and is always open to new members.

We meet monthly on the 2nd Sunday of each month, for more information please contact Sara at sarasb@creighton.edu

Join St. John’s to celebrate our annual Novena of Grace March 4-12—nine days of prayer and preaching in honor of St. Francis Xavier, SJ.

This year our focus is on belonging, Ignatian/Jesuit, Historic 24th Street, Catholic.

At the 10:30 am mass Sara Schulte-Bukowinski has served as the Parish Life Director at St. John's Catholic Church for five years. Originally from central Nebraska, where her home diocese of Grand Island nurtured vocations to lay ministry, she pursued Divinity studies and completed her M.Div. at the Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley in 2007. She spent 12 years doing formation and education in Catholic schools before stepping into her current role in pastoral ministry. She lives in Omaha with her husband Adam, their dog Lilly, and as of 2022 her parents-in-law Ann and George.

There will be a light reception/social afterwards in Lower St. John’s.

ADULT  FAITH  FORMATION - MORE ABOUT THE SYNOD  PROCESS & OUR RESPONSE 

Facilitator: Lisa Kelly: co-director of the LaStorta Center, A non-profit founded as a practical place for pause, inspiration, vision and action for the People of God. 

Sundays:  February 25 , March 3, 10, 17, 2024

Conference Room LSJ  Coffee and rolls, etc.  9am – 10:15 am

Participants will gain insight and understanding of the major tenets of the Synod on Synodality  (October 2023) Phase 2 as Bishops across the globe gather ‘grassroots’ information from those they serve. Lisa will guide group members in ‘hands-on’, small group discussions to achieve this goal in a practical and educational manner.

All are welcome! Bring a friend! 

Contact Mary Ann Greene-Walsh for more information at magwalsh215@gmail.com

Join St. John’s to celebrate our annual Novena of Grace March 4-12—nine days of prayer and preaching in honor of St. Francis Xavier, SJ.

This year our focus is on belonging, Ignatian/Jesuit, Historic 24th Street, Catholic.

At the 5 pm mass Michael Kelley, Ph. D. is a long time parishioner of St. John’s. He has been a psychologist working for Creighton University Student Counseling for 42 years, and, since retiring in 2023, has continued to offer counseling for Creighton students part-time. He has three adult children, and he and his wife, Jeannette Seaberry, live in Omaha. He has an interest in grief counseling for young adults and volunteers as a FOCCUS marriage preparation counselor. His hobbies are cycling and ceramics.

There will be a light reception/social afterwards in Lower St. John’s.

Join St. John’s to celebrate our annual Novena of Grace March 4-12—nine days of prayer and preaching in honor of St. Francis Xavier, SJ.

This year our focus is on belonging, Ignatian/Jesuit, Historic 24th Street, Catholic.

Friday evening vespers Angela Hardin, An Omaha native and member of St. Benedict the Moor Catholic Church, has held numerous positions at St. Benedict the Moor and is currently a member of the Leadership Team for the Historic 24th Street Family of Parishes. She is the Team Leader for the Black Catholic Implementation Team of the Archdiocese of Omaha, and a member of the Knights & Ladies of St. Peter Claver.

When not working or volunteering she enjoys spending time with her family and traveling.

There will be a light reception/social after vespers in Lower St. John’s.

Join St. John’s to celebrate our annual Novena of Grace March 4-12—nine days of prayer and preaching in honor of St. Francis Xavier, SJ.

This year our focus is on belonging, Ignatian/Jesuit, Historic 24th Street, Catholic.

Prayers and blessing with the relic of St. Francis Xavier at Noon Mass

Join St. John’s to celebrate our annual Novena of Grace March 4-12—nine days of prayer and preaching in honor of St. Francis Xavier, SJ.

This year our focus is on belonging, Ignatian/Jesuit, Historic 24th Street, Catholic.

Prayers and blessing with the relic of St. Francis Xavier at Noon Mass