Monday, April 14

Tuesday, April 15

Wednesday, April 16

Thursday, April 17

Friday, April 18

Saturday, April 19

Sunday, April 20

Monday, April 21

Tenebrae is a prolonged meditation on Christ’s suffering.  Taken from Lauds and Matins of the divine office, the readings trace the story of Christ’s passion.   Psalms of lament and the music portray his pathos, while the power of silence and darkness suggests the drama of this momentous day.  As lights are extinguished, we ponder the depth of Christ’s suffering and death.   We remember the cataclysmic nature of his sacrifice as we hear the overwhelming sound of the “strepitus”; and through the return of the small but persistent flame of the Christ candle at the conclusion of the service, we anticipate the joy of ultimate victory.

We will be observing the Tenebrae Service at St. John Neumann on Wednesday of Holy Week (April 16) at 7pm.  We invite all to join us.

St. John Neumann has an active prayer group that prays for those on the prayer line.  We are looking for more people who are willing to pray for those who need it.  There are no meetings; we just send out notes and updates with those requesting prayers.  If you are interested in joining this group of prayer warriors, please contact Teri in the office.

Come join us in celebrating The Feast of Divine Mercy on

Sunday, April 27, 2025

SJN Church and Hall

2pm:  Eucharistic Adoration  (Reconciliation available)

3pm:  Chaplet of Divine Mercy (Prayed in song)

Faith Sharing and Fellowship (immediately following)

The Divine Mercy Novena begins on Good Friday and is recited daily at the Hour of Great Mercy (3pm, if possible).  It will culminate on the ninth day, Divine Mercy Sunday, with the celebration above as a parish.

Novena flyers are available in the Narthex.  The Divine Mercy Novena will also be posted daily on our social media pages.

If you are the proud parent of a high school senior, we would love to recognize their hard work at the 10AM mass on Sunday, June 1st followed by a reception in the hall.

Please email Mickayla with your high school senior's first and last name, their picture, and their plans for after graduation (college and major(s), work, armed forces, vocation etc.).

In order to ensure a proper honoring, please submit requested information no later than Monday, April 14th.

The Knights want to thank all the parishioners of St. John Neumann for their ongoing Support of our Events! 

  

This year we raised almost $500.00 from the Easter Ham Raffle to support our Food Pantry and other Knights Charities.  

  

This year's winners are: 

Chris Lussier 

Judy Hardy 

Lisa deBeradinis  (Donated to Food Pantry) 

Chris Lussier 

Dr. Tom Warguska 

The NH Chapter of the Laudato Si’ Movement and Christ the King Parish invite you to discover how to bring Laudato Si’: On Care for Our Common Home to life in your parish or community through this free workshop of learning, prayer, and action. 

Questions? Ask your local volunteer contact: Mary Beth Raven.

Bishop Libasci invites couples celebrating significant years of marriage to a Mass in celebration of wedding anniversaries. The Mass will be held on 

To register, please contact your parish office by May 9th. The parish office will gather and submit all necessary information. Once registration has been completed by the parish office, all couples will receive a mailed invitation to this special celebration. To those celebrating significant anniversary years, congratulations and we look forward to seeing you at the Cathedral this spring!

The first annual Souhegan Valley Crop Walk will take place this year in Milford on Sunday, May 4.  The organizers have reached out to SJN to see if we would like to put together a group to support this very important cause.  If you are interested in walking or coordinating a group of SJN parishioners to walk, please contact the Souhegan Valley CropWalk.  To sign up to walk, click here.

Bishop Libasci invites the faithful of all ages to join him in the Child Consecration to Jesus through Mary and the Rosary. This is for everyone and a wonderful way for parents and grandparents to pray for and with their children and grandchildren - or for anyone to pray for children in their lives and around the world.

Bishop Libasci will lead the daily instruction as found in the Child Consecration book as well as the Rosary from April 10 through May 12 at 7pm* from St. Joseph Cathedral via livestream at: www.stjosephcathedralnh.org (please scroll down to the bottom of the Cathedral homepage to find the live stream link)

The prayers and readings for each day are available online here.

Bishop Libasci will also offer Mass and lead the prayer of consecration at

Please join in person or on livestream!

We have had a request for the monthly offering to be placed in the newsletter.  As always, we thank you for your generosity.

 

Offering for:

3/2/25:                             $5,930     3/9/25:                             $6,026

3/16/25:                           $5,999

3/23/25:                           $6,968

3/30/25:                           $4,867

Online (February):           $7948.32

We have had a request to list the healing Masses in the area.  This section will be found right before our contact information in following updates.

We have a number of active social media sites.  We'd love to connect with you there.

Facebook (Parish Page)

YouTube (Streaming Sunday Mass)

Instagram (Parish)