Mass Schedule

Weekend Masses

Saturday | 5:15 pm

  Sunday |  8 am

10 am

2 pm (in Spanish)

5 pm

Weekday Masses

Monday | 12 pm

Tuesday | 12 pm

Wednesday | 10 am

(in SJN gym when school is in session)

Thursday | 12 pm

7 pm (in Spanish)

Friday | 12 pm

Reconciliation

Thursday | 6 pm - 6:45 pm

Saturday | 4 pm - 5 pm

Other | By Appointment

Adoration

Thursday | After 12 pm Mass - 7 pm

Thanksgiving Schedule

We are grateful to have you as part of our community

Thanksgiving Day Mass

9 am Mass only on Thursday, November 27


No adoration, confessions nor evening Mass on Thursday.

There will be no Mass on Friday, November 28.


The parish office will be closed from 12 pm on Wednesday, November 26,

until 9 am on Monday, December 1.

Parish Happenings

Additional info is just a click away...

...on our school campus at 721 Polo Road!

Faith, Liturgy & Formation

thank you!

This experience was made possible thanks to everyone who donated to us last year. We hope that with your help we can participate again in 2026.








Baptism In-Person Class for children


DECEMBER 14 AT 6:15 PM


If interested, call one of our priests today!



We are looking for ADULT CORE TEAM MEMBERS

to help with high school youth ministry!

Email Rhina for more information

thank you!

This experience was made possible thanks to everyone who donated to us last year. We hope that with your help we can participate again in 2026.








Upcoming or ongoing parish events and meetings

Catholic FAQs

  • When was the Catholic Church founded?

    Jesus Christ  founded the Catholic Church in 33 A.D. 

  • Do Catholics worship Mary and Saints?

    No. We look to them as role models and ask for their intercessions.

  • Do Catholics read the Bible?

    Yes! Our Faith is based on Scripture and Tradition. When looking at the Mass you will find over 100 scriptural references.

  • Are Catholics Anti-Science?

    No, Catholicism teaches that reason (science) and faith are complimentary, meaning they work together! In the early days of the scientific renaissance many Catholic clergy were scientists based upon their education. In fact, it was Catholic clergy that first proposed the Big Bang Theory!

  • Is the Pope infallible (never wrong)?

    Yes and No. The pope is considered infallible only when he speaks in ex cathedra, meaning when he speaks on matters of faith from his chair at the Basilica of St. John Lateran.

  • Can I return to the Catholic Church?

    Yes, you absolutely can return to the Catholic Church!


    The Church is always open to everyone, especially those who may have stepped away from practicing their faith. We’re here to walk with you as you reconnect with the life of the Church.


    Please reach out to one of our priests — we’d be honored to support you on this meaningful journey.

New to the Parish?

If you are joining St. John Neumann, thinking about joining, or have been away from the Church for a while, we welcome you!

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