VISION

To Overcrowd Heaven

Mission

Evangelize

Proclaim Christ to All Nations

Our journey begins by sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ. This step calls us to witness to the transformative love and mercy of God, inviting others to encounter His presence in their lives. Through prayer, testimony, and outreach, we answer Christ's call to spread His Word.

Offer Community

Build the Body of Christ

As members of the Mystical Body, we are made for communion. Here, we cultivate a place of fellowship rooted in the love of Christ. Through parish groups, events, and shared worship, we foster relationships that strengthen our faith and unite us as a family in Christ.

Make Disciples

Form Intentional Followers of Christ

Discipleship is a commitment to growing in holiness. In this step, we embrace lifelong formation through catechesis, spiritual guidance, and sacramental life. By nurturing our understanding of the faith, we deepen our relationship with Christ and prepare to lead others toward Him.

Serve

Be Christ to Others

Our faith calls us to action. This step encourages us to serve the vulnerable, the poor, and the marginalized, just as Christ served. Through acts of charity and justice, we embody the corporal and spiritual works of mercy, living out our faith in concrete ways that reflect Christ’s compassion and care.

Our Discipleship Pathway - Coming Soon

Core Values

Prayer

Prayer is a sacred conversation with God—an act of love, trust, and surrender. It can be spoken or silent, joyful or tearful. Through prayer, we praise, give thanks, seek guidance, and intercede for others. It draws us closer to God and aligns our hearts with His will.

Teamwork

Teamwork is the collaborative effort of individuals working toward a shared goal. It thrives on trust, communication, and mutual respect. Each person brings unique strengths that, when united, create something greater than any one could achieve alone. True teamwork builds unity, encourages growth, and reflects the power of cooperation.

Discipleship

Discipleship is the lifelong journey of following Jesus Christ, learning from His teachings, and living them out daily. It involves intentional growth in faith, obedience, and love. Discipleship shapes our character, deepens our relationship with God, and equips us to lead others to Christ through word, witness, and service.

Anchors

Our current parish anchors help guide how we stay focused during this season and how we continue to serve our community with intention. These anchors reflect our shared priorities and values, shaping the way we minister, communicate, and care for one another. By keeping these at the center of our work, we remain grounded in our mission and responsive to the needs of our parish.

Rooted Not Rigid

Grounded in faith, reaching every heart

Family Formation

Growing together in every season

Sense of Belonging

Connected in Christ, united in community

CAMPUS

Artwork

Saints Above Baptismal Font

Discover the stories of Jesus, the saints, and blessed figures represented in our sacred mural. Their lives of faith and service continue to inspire our journey with Christ.
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Divine Servant

Jesus Christ washing Peter’s feet. Mark 10:43-45 & John 13:4-17
“I have given you a new command.”

The Sacred Heart of Jesus

The Sacred Heart of Jesus is a devotion that reflects Christ’s deep and personal love for humanity. His Heart symbolizes mercy, compassion, and the sacrifice He made for us, especially through His Passion. It invites us to trust in His love, draw closer to Him, and respond with love, prayer, and devotion.

Our Patron - St. John Neumann

St. John Neumann was a Catholic bishop of the 19th Century known for his deep love for Christ, his dedication to education, and his care for immigrants. As the Bishop of Philadelphia, he established one of the first Catholic school systems in the United States and was known for his humility, tireless service, and devotion to the Eucharist.

St. Joseph with the Child Jesus

St. Joseph with the Child Jesus is a tender image of fatherly love, protection, and faithful obedience to God. As the guardian of Jesus and spouse of Mary, St. Joseph cared for and guided the young Christ with humility and strength. This devotion reminds us to trust in God, live with quiet faith, and lovingly protect and nurture those entrusted to us.

The Blessed Virgin Mary

A serene image of the Blessed Virgin Mary reveals her as a mother of tenderness and grace, clothed in humility and radiant with quiet strength. Her gentle gaze invites trust, leading all who look upon her closer to her Son, as she reflects the beauty of a life fully given to God.

Fishers of Men

“Fishers of Men” is a Gospel image where Jesus calls His disciples to follow Him and bring others to God. It represents the mission of evangelization by sharing the faith, inviting others into relationship with Christ, and helping build His Church through witness and love.

St. John Neumann - Missionary, Bishop & Educator

St. John Neumann was a 19th-century missionary, bishop, and educator who dedicated his life to serving the growing Catholic Church in the United States. Born in Europe, he came as a missionary to minister to immigrants, eventually becoming the Bishop of Philadelphia. There, he expanded parish life and established one of the first Catholic school systems in the country, leaving a lasting legacy of faith, learning, and pastoral care.

Stations of the Cross Mosaic

The Stations of the Cross are a Catholic devotion that follows Jesus’ journey from His condemnation to His burial. Made up of 14 stations, each moment reflects a key event in Christ’s suffering and sacrifice. Through prayer and reflection, it helps us enter into His suffering, grow in gratitude, and draw closer to His love.

My Soul Magnifies the Lord

“My soul magnifies the Lord” is the opening line of Mary’s prayer, known as the Magnificat. It expresses her deep joy and humility as she praises God for His greatness and for the blessings He has given. It is a song of trust, gratitude, and recognition that all good things come from the Lord.

Reflection Pond

We see a reflection pond lined in mosaic at the bottom, shimmering with shades of blue and green, reflecting the gentle flow of water, accompanied by the mosaic Stations of the Cross. It symbolizes our journey with Christ, inviting reflection on the path ahead.

Church Entrance

Next, the path leads beneath a mosaic vine entwined around the church entrance. The vine winds through the doorway, symbolizing growth, connection, and the passage into a sacred space of worship and gathering.

Baptismal Font

Finally, inside, the mosaic-adorned baptismal font overflows with imagery of a fountain, celebrating abundant life and springs of water that bring renewal as the journey culminates in a new beginning in the sacrament of Baptism.

The Resurrection of Christ

The Resurrection of Christ is the central mystery of the Christian faith, celebrating Jesus rising from the dead on the third day after His crucifixion. It reveals His victory over sin and death and proclaims the promise of new life for all who believe. In the Resurrection, sorrow is transformed into joy, and hope is restored, as Christ opens the way to eternal life with God.

Jesus Coming Down From the Cross

Jesus is gently lowered from the cross by His followers, His body bearing the weight of His sacrifice. In this solemn moment, love and sorrow meet as those who loved Him prepare Him for burial, holding fast to hope even in the shadow of death.

Our Icon

The icon of Jesus behind our altar has been part of our main sanctuary for the last 45 years and is a sacred image rich with meaning and history.

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Beatitudes 1-3

Blessed are…
The poor in spirit. - Those who mourn. - The meek.

Beatitudes 4-7

Blessed are…
Those who thirst for justice. - The merciful. - The pure in heart. - The peacemakers.

Beatitude 8

Blessed are…
The persecuted.

Corporal Works of Mercy

Feed the hungry - Give drink to the thirsty - Shelter the homeless - Clothe the naked

Corporal Works of Mercy

Visit the sick - Ransom the captive - Bury the dead

Sacred Art Publications

BOOK Stained Glass