Author: diocesan-reston

On Thursday, May 5, we celebrated our first Cinco de Mayo celebration here at St. John Neumann.

Are you divorced or separated? Would you like to talk with someone else traveling the same road? Would you like to learn more about what our Catholic faith says regarding divorce? Could you use some positive thoughts regarding your future? Then, please join us at our first get-together. We will be meeting in person on seven consecutive Tuesday evenings, starting this Tuesday, April 26, at 7:00pm.Registration is required – Please get in touch with Jo-Ann Duggan jduggan@saintjn.org or call 703-860-6149.

On Sunday, April 3, we began our Parish Lenten Mission – the first mission since 2019. Our speaker for the three-night program was Rev. J. Christian “Chris” Beretta, OSFS. He preached on the theme, “All Love, No Fear!”

El domingo 3 de abril, comenzamos nuestra Misión Parroquial de Cuaresma – la primera misión desde 2019. Nuestro orador para el programa de tres noches fue el Rev. J. Christian “Chris” Beretta, OSFS. Él predicó sobre el tema, “¡Todo el amor, sin miedo!

SJN Parishioners have received e-mails purporting to be from Fr. Joe, one of our other Oblate priests, or SJN Staff. Please note that unless the e-mail domain address is @saintjn.org, it is fraudulent. A fraudulent e-mail will end in @gmail.com, @aol.com, etc. Always double-check the email domain address to determine if it is valid or not—if it is from SJN, it will always have as part of the email address @saintjn.org.“

Additionally, neither our Oblate priests or our staff will ever send you an e-mail requesting you purchase gift cards or asking for staff lists. If you receive an e-mail asking you to purchase gift cards or other products or provide information, it is fraudulent. Please add it to your blocked list through your e-mail provider.

To learn more about phishing in general and the steps you can take to protect yourself and your family, click here

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