Stop the Stigma Series (St. John Learning Center)
June 30, 2022
Stop the Stigma: A Round Table Series on Mental Health and Wellness
Sponsored by the St. John Learning Center
Upcoming Topics:
– Understanding Grief on Thursday, July 21, 2022 @ noon
– Surviving Domestic Violence on Thursday, August 18, 2022 @ noon
– Understanding Trauma on Thursday, September 15, 2022 @ noon
– Reducing Anxiety and Stress on Thursday, October 20, 2022 @ noon
Location: Attend in person at the St. John Community Center (640 S. Ohio Ave.) OR on Zoom (register through Eventbrite for the link)
Fear, shame or rejection from family, friends and society are the most common reasons why individuals fail to seek mental health services. It is also the definition of stigma. Mental health stigmas have an adverse effect on the well-being of individuals, families and communities. It is time to stop the stigma. These round table discussions are designed to educate you on the benefits of mental health services and create the path to wellness.
Velecia Luckette, LPCC-S, is working with the St. John Learning Center to present this series.
Follow St. John Learning Center on Eventbrite or on our Facebook page (facebook.com/stjohnlearning) for information on upcoming workshops, including additional mental health workshops and our Start Your Own Business series in the fall.
For more information, email sjlc.coordinator@gmail.com or call (614) 547-2171.
To register, go to the St. John Learning Center Eventbrite page:
https://www.eventbrite.com/o/st-john-learning-center-22982702594
Mass on July 3rd
June 30, 2022
Mass on July 3rd will be in the church at 9 am.
Mass and Rosary
June 22, 2022
Mass will be in the church this Sunday, June 26th (9 am). Rosary after Mass.
Mass on June 19th in Church
June 16, 2022
Mass this Sunday, June 19th will be in the church. The stolen air conditioners are not yet replaced, but it will be cool enough to have Mass in the church with the windows open this Sunday. Please watch our HRSJ Church Facebook page at facebook.com/hrsjchurch for additional updates about where Sunday Mass will take place until the air conditioner units are replaced. Depending on how hot it is, it could be in the church or in Campion Hall in the St. John Community Center. Thanks and God bless!
Sunday Mass in Campion Hall Until Further Notice
June 10, 2022
Due to the theft of our church air conditioning units, we will be celebrating Mass (Sundays at 9 am) in Campion Hall of the St. John Community Center until further notice.
Bishop Ordination and Installation Livestream
May 31, 2022
The installation and ordination of Bishop Earl Fernandes will be livestreamed at this site:
https://columbuscatholic.org/fr-earl-fernandes/ordinationinstallation
Opening of the Holy Rosary-St. John Gardens
May 16, 2022
Opening of the Holy Rosary-St. John Gardens
Saturday, May 21, 2022
Noon
Activities for children, youth and adults. Everyone is welcome!
Meeting after Mass on Sunday, May 1st
April 28, 2022
Join us for a meeting after 9 am Mass on Sunday, May 1, 2022 in Campion Hall.
We will be discussing the Real Presence, Real Future Draft 2 models. In these models, the Diocese is proposing that Holy Rosary-St. John be merged with another church (at that church’s site).
We want to discuss other possibilities that we can explore and suggest to the Diocese, but we cannot do it without parishioner involvement.
This is a very important meeting. If you care about the future of the parish, please attend. If you cannot be there, you are also welcome to provide feedback by emailing hrsjevents@gmail.com or by calling (614) 252-5926, ext. 7.
Hope to see everyone on May 1st after Mass!
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS MEETING IS FOR HRSJ PARISHIONERS (OR FORMER PARISHIONERS WHO WANT TO GET ACTIVE AGAIN) ONLY.
Holy Week
April 5, 2022
Holy Week at Holy Rosary-St. John:
Palm Sunday is April 10th at 9 am
Holy Thursday is April 14th at 7 pm
Good Friday is April 15th at 6 pm
Holy Saturday Easter Vigil is April 16th at 8 pm
Easter Sunday is April 17th at 9 am
New Bishop for the Diocese of Columbus
April 5, 2022
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