“The Church opens herself to the world not in order to win men for an institution with its own claims to power, but in order to lead them to themselves by leading them to him of whom each person can say with Saint Augustine: he is closer to me than I am to myself.”
- Cherishing the Gift of the Human Person
- Parish Pantry
- Senior Parishioners
- Welcoming the Stranger
- Job Support
- Legion of Mary
- Martha Ministries
- Mission Work
- Bereavement
- Religious Liberty and Political Action
SERVICE: Taking Care of His Suffering Body
Religious Liberty and
Political Action
Faithful citizenship is the responsibility of every St. John’s parishioner. Through prayer and reflection, we are invited to stand with the Risen Lord and his Church, as we approach the political process and the central human issues of our time and place.
For information on issues within the state of Maryland, visit The Maryland Catholic Conference
For information about the Church’s stand on the political issues of our day, visit the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops Issues and Action page
