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Welcome to our new parish website. Please be aware that content is being updated as we grow into this new site. If you are not able to locate what you need, please email the parish office.
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Welcome from
Father David
Welcome to the St. John the Baptist parish website! St. John the Baptist parish has been a part of the life of Catholics in Monroe County for almost 150 years. We are proud of our history from the original Irish Catholics who settled here in the 19th century to each person who joins us in faith, worship, and fellowship today.
In the midst of these challenging times, we believe that God continues to be with his people to guide us in courage and hope in the Risen Lord Jesus. We seek the Holy Spirit’s guidance to lead us according to God’s to a future that, though challenging, is full of opportunities to bring the good news to all of our brothers and sisters.
Feel free to contact us or me personally to learn more about our faith, for your spiritual needs, or to officially join St. John the Baptist. We need your God given talents to build up the Church. Peace and health to you and your loved ones!
Father David Burgard
Pastor
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Events
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Thursday, December 16, 9:00 AMAdoration will begin immediately following the 8:15am Mass the third Thursday of each month and will end with Benediction at 10am.Read More
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Thursday, January 20, 9:00 AMAdoration will begin immediately following the 8:15am Mass the third Thursday of each month and will end with Benediction at 10am.Read More
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Thursday, February 17, 9:00 AMAdoration will begin immediately following the 8:15am Mass the third Thursday of each month and will end with Benediction at 10am.Read More
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Latest Covid Update
On May 19, we received the latest guidelines from the archdiocese. Effective immediately, those who are fully vaccinated are no longer required to wear face coverings or distance themselves at all masses. When people come to church, no questions will be asked. We will respect all, no matter whether they have face coverings or not. We do ask that all who are distributing Communion, including the clergy, still wear their face coverings when they are exercising their ministry. We will continue to provide hand sanitizer and extra clean masks in church.
You will notice that with the exception of a special section, we have opened up the pews for seating. Please see an usher or greeter when you enter church if you are interested in a distanced seat in church.
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