

Spotlight on Discipleship: Meredith Maranowicz’s Journey of Faith at SJE
Parish spotlight on Meredith Maranowicz, a longtime member of SJE, sharing how discipleship, Catholic education, and Father Maletta's strong parish leadership transformed her family’s faith journey.


LoveEd
How do we raise children who are strong, smart, and pure? Girls and their moms gather for a LoveEd class in St. Francis Hall. The next one will be Sunday, March 8. A classes for boys and their dads is scheduled for Sunday, March 1. Nurture the God-given potential of your children through intentional guidance and meaningful education. SJE Is Here to Help SJE is here to help parents nurture the God-given potential of your children through our LoveEd program—a book and video se


3 Questions to Ask Yourself This Lent
Lent is about conversion. It does not start from scratch; it is meant to spiral upward


Should you believe in a soulmate?
Explore the concept of a soulmate and its deeper meaning in faith and love. Discover if a soulmate is destiny or choice. Dive into the soulmate discussion now!


St. Vincent of Saragossa
A story about The Forgotten Vincent of January Always focused on his faith, St. Vincent was a deacon and martyr. Who's that again? When we hear the name St. Vincent , most of us immediately think of St. Vincent de Paul , whose feast day we celebrate in September and whose legacy of charity continues through countless ministries today. But there is another remarkable St. Vincent—one whose witness of faith was forged in fire and suffering—and whose feast we celebrate this mon


Alpha at St. John the Evangelist: Explore Faith, Community, and Purpose
Alpha at St. John the Evangelist in St. John, Indiana is an 11-week experience with food, faith, and open conversation. All are welcome. Sign up now for the January 27 session.


Why You Shouldn’t Take Down Your Christmas Decorations Yet
Did you know the Catholic Christmas season lasts until January 6, January 11, or even February 2? Discover the meaning of Christmastide, Epiphany, and why many Catholics keep Christmas decorations up longer.

