St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
315 N. Constitution Ave.
New Freedom, PA 17349
WELCOME
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST CATHOLIC CHURCH
NEW FREEDOM, PA
MASS SCHEDULE
all in Main Church except where noted
Saturday: 5pm
Sunday: 7:30am, 9am (livestream), & 11am
Weekday: 9am (Mon-Sat)
First Friday: 6am (H. Church)
Holy Day: as announced
2022 Eucharistic Devotions &
Rosary Congress
SATURDAY
OCTOBER
1
5 pm Mass followed by Adoration and Rosary in the Main Church (MC)
8:00 pm - Nocturnal Adoration continues in the Corpus Christi Chapel until the 11 am morning Mass
SUNDAY
OCTOBER
2
40 HOURS
Adoration begins after the 11 am Mass (MC)
7:00 pm - Prayer Service and Eucharistic Benediction
(Homilist: Fr. Michael Rothan)
8:00 pm - Nocturnal Adoration continues in the Corpus Christi Chapel until the 9 am morning Mass
MONDAY
OCTOBER
3
40 HOURS
Adoration begins after the 9 am Mass (MC)
7:00 pm - Prayer Service and Eucharistic Benediction
(Homilist: Fr. Michael Rothan)
8:00 pm - Nocturnal Adoration continues in the Corpus Christi Chapel until the 9 am morning Mass
TUESDAY
OCTOBER
4
40 HOURS
Adoration begins after the 9 am Mass (MC)
7:00 pm - Prayer Service and Eucharistic Benediction
(Homilist: Fr. Michael Rothan)
8:00 pm - Nocturnal Adoration continues in the Corpus Christi Chapel until the 9 am morning Mass
WEDNESDAY
OCT
5
Adoration begins after the 9 am Mass (MC)
3:00 pm Chaplet of Divine Mercy (Sung)
6:00 pm Scriptural Rosary
8:00 pm - Nocturnal Adoration continues in the Corpus Christi Chapel until the 9am morning Mass
THURSDAY
OCT
6
Adoration begins after the 9 am Mass (MC)
3:00 pm Chaplet of Divine Mercy (Sung
6:30 pm Marian Music during Adoration
8:00 pm - Nocturnal Adoration continues in the Corpus Christi Chapel until the 9am morning Mass
FRIDAY
OCT
7
Adoration begins after the 9 am Mass (MC)
3:00 pm Chaplet of Divine Mercy (Sung)
4-7 pm Adoration in Corpus Christi Chapel
7:00 pm Concluding Mass in the Main Church
UPCOMING EVENTS
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October 4-6: Pilgrimage to the National Shrine of Divine Mercy
OUR MISSION
We are a Catholic community of disciples of Jesus Christ called to holiness and nourished by Word and Sacrament. Empowered by the Holy Spirit, we give witness to the presence of the kingdom of God in ourselves, our families, our parish, the local community, and the world.
Under the guidance of our bishop, pastor, and the parish council, we seek to accomplish our mission through these ministries: liturgy and worship, faith formation, religious education, pastoral care, evangelization, social justice, wellness, stewardship, the fostering of community life, ecumenism, and joyfully living and celebrating the third millennium of Christianity.
