Parish Groups - Get Involved

St. Anne Altar Society

St. Anne Altar Society

Meeting Times: Quarterly, St. Anthony Room, 6:00 pm

Next meeting: June 24, 6:00pm

Next Event: Mother Daughter Day, April 26

The mission of the Altar Society is to provide for the needs of the altar, vestments, music, special needs of the parishioners, and outreach to the community.

Funding comes from Kuchen sales, dumpling sales, and other opportunities throughout the year. All parish ladies are members and are encouraged to actively participate in the Altar Society, which provides critical services for our parish.

Adult Choir

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Meeting Times: Tuesdays, 6:00pm

The adult choir serves at our liturgy by singing. Although prior experience and the ability to read music is very helpful, it is not required, we will help you learn to sing! The choir typically sings at the 10am Sunday Mass, twice monthly, and at Holy Days of Obligation.

Click here to learn about upcoming choir dates and to access practice materials.

Children’s Choir

St. John youth choir

Meeting Times: Tuesdays, 4:00 pm

The youth choir exists to teach children aged 8-14 the fundamentals of singing Catholic chant and hymnody. Youth choirsters need not be familiar with singing or music notation, but need to able to read English well.

The Youth Choir provides music for liturgy at the 10am Mass on the First Sunday of Each month, as well as All Saints day, Christmas Eve, and Palm Sunday.

Click here to learn about upcoming choir dates and to access practice materials.

Ex Nihilo: Young Adult Ministry

Ex Nihilo

Meeting Times: Various

Ex Nihilo is for all young adult Catholics and non-Catholics (18-35) throughout the Evansville Diocese. Our purpose is to cultivate authentic community as we each seek to respond to God’s invitation to holiness.

Learn about upcoming events at https://www.facebook.com/exnihiloevansville

Gabriel Project

Gabriel Project

Contact: Tarah Bracher, 812-483-5820, or Mandy Keener, mando9259@yahoo.com

Meetings & Visits: Second Monday of the Month, 4:00 pm, in the St. Elizabeth Room

Gabriel angels act as good Samaritans, friends, and prayer partners for pregnant women and young families in need of assistance. We work with community resources as well as Saint Vincent de Paul. If you would like to make a referral to Gabriel Project, contact Tara Bracher, Mandy Keener, or call the church office at 812-867-3718.

Our Respect Life ministry sponsors tables at the Vanderburgh County Right to Life Banquet held in April of every year. We keep the parish informed of upcoming events to protect the unborn throughout the year.

Knights of Columbus - Council 14659

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Contact:  Mitch Strange - Grand Knight, (812)-259-5318, email
                Mark Hoffman - Deputy Grand Knight, (812)-454-2126, email

Meetings:  First Thursday of the month, meet in the St. Anthony Room, 6:45 pm.

The Knights of Columbus is a fraternal organization aiding the Parish and the community. We are involved in supporting Seminarian students by doing fundraisers throughout the year. We are involved with youth activities such as, the soccer challenge, free throw contest, essay, and poster contests. We are also involved with culture of life support, aid for fellow Knights, support of Gibault Home for children with behavior disorders, religious services, and any other projects requested by our Parish Pastor. Must be 18 to join.

Men’s Club

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Contact: Steve Wagner, (812) 457-1678 
Meeting: Second Tuesday of the Month, Gym, 6:30 pm

Must be 21 years of age and a member of the Parish. Our club is active in supporting the Parish both spiritually and financially throughout the year.

Money raised at events goes to the upkeep of the Parish parking lot and any other needs around the Parish. We also support our seminarian with a yearly donation towards his tuition. 

Magnificat Moms

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Contact: Jade Blankenberger, 812-453-7364 or j.r.blankenberger@gmail.com

Magnificat Moms aims to foster a community of faith, friendship, and support in our vocation as mothers in the imitation of our Blessed Mother. We look to Mary, the heart of the Holy Family, as our example and desire to imitate her perfect love and intend to learn more about our Catholic Faith, so we might be able to pass it on to our children.

Sign up on Flocknote for reminders and updates, and make sure to join St. John’s Mother to Mother Facebook group page.

Prayer Chain

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How to Get Involved:  The purpose of our Prayer Chain Ministry is to provide spiritual support and healing for parishioners and their families and friends through our daily prayers.  We are looking for prayer warriors who have a willingness to set aside a few minutes (or longer) daily to pray for others.  If you would like to be placed on the prayer chain, please email Jenny Barry. A listing of prayer requests will be emailed as they are received

How to Request Prayers:  If you have a prayer request and would like us to pray for you, please click here to email our office.  When placing someone else on the prayer chain, please obtain their permission when giving full names. 

Also, please feel free to send us back a "prayers answered" or "thanksgiving" notification upon resolution of the request.  We would love to know that our efforts are making an impact on your life.

Society of St. Vincent de Paul

St. Vincent de Paul

 Chairperson: Mike Rogan

 Meetings:  Meetings are held on the 2nd Thursday of the month, in the St. Anthony Room @ 7:00 pm

Mission: 

The Society of St. Vincent de Paul is a Catholic lay organization that leads its members to join together to grow spiritually by offering person-to-person service to individuals in need who live within and beyond our parish boundaries.

It is personalized involvement that takes the form of intervention, consultation, or often through the direct dollar or in-kind service. The Society collaborates with other commissions in the parish to help relieve the need and address the causes.

The Society is an international organization, organized locally, making no distinction in those served because, in them, Vincentians see the face of Christ.

Information:

Want to keep in the know of what is going on with the Evansville Society of St.Vincent de Paul? Please visit their website: Click Here.

Activities:

Meetings are supportive gatherings of prayer and reflection with a primary concern of charity and justice.

Troops of St. George

Troops of St. George

Contact: Matt Keener, keener.matt@yahoo.com

Meetings: 1st Monday of the month (except Sept., 2nd Monday; no meetings in June or July), meet in the Parish Gym, 6:00 pm

The Troops of Saint George apostolate aims to use the outdoors as our canvas and the sacraments as our path to light the way for the formation of Holy Catholic men and boys. Whether called to the vocation of the priesthood, the religious life, or that of Holy fatherhood, our fathers and sons will take a prayerful pilgrimage together to fulfill Christ’s desire for them to grow in virtue and in their Holy Catholic faith as they journey toward heaven.

Troop 10 is a troop based in Evansville as a parish ministry of St. John the Evangelist in Daylight. Although it is a parish club, it is open to all fathers and sons in the Diocese of Evansville, Indiana.

Links

Troops of St. George website: troopsofsaintgeorge.org