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Every January, our Catholic community joins together with parishes and Catholic Schools across the country to celebrate National Catholic Schools Week. This year Catholic Schools Week will be celebrated between Sunday, January 29 and Saturday, February 4. In our diocese, we have over 2400 students enrolled in 21 Catholic schools. To learn more about the catholic schools in our diocese, click this box.Read More
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Our 8th - 12th Grade students are invited to spend a week on retreat with the Monks at Little Portion Hermitage Monastery! This week-long retreat offers you a unique opportunity to live at a monastery, getting to know God and each other on a much deeper level. Throughout our stay, we will work alongside the men and women who call Little Portion Home, ending each day with a talk and some adventure. We will visit this year on July 8th - 14th. Click this box to download a registration form.Read More -
Registrations are now open for this year's Steubenville Youth Conference. This year our parish is teaming up with several local parishes to attend the Main Campus 2 Conference. The conference will be held June 23rd -25th and is open to student currently in 8th -12th grade. The cost is $375 per student, with scholarships available. We hope you consider joining us. Click this box to download a registration form.Read More
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Come join our parish family as we celebrate the Feast of St. John the Beloved, one of our patron saints. On December 27th, we will celebrate a Mass at 5:30 pm at St. John Church, followed by the traditional blessing of wine (bring a bottle or two), and a party for the whole family. We hope you can join us. For more information, please contact the parish office.Read More
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Masses this year will be at: 9:00 AM - St. Bernard - English 5:30 PM - St. Bernard - Bilingual (English and Spanish)Read More
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On the Feast of diocesan patron St. Augustine, Bishop Paul J. Bradley released his latest pastoral letter, "Behold, I am making all things new": A Pastoral Letter on Priestly Spiritual Renewal and Prayer for Vocations. In his letter, the bishop announces a new diocesan year, beginning on the birthday of Our Blessed Mother, September 8, 2022, and outlines plans for priestly renewal and lay faithful participation.Read More
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Listen to Bishop Bradley share about the importance of the Bishop's Annual Appeal for 2022.Read More
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A parish-wide dinner and faith formation will be on first and third Wednesdays of the month from 6:30-8pm at St. Bernard Parish Center. Click here to sign up or to get more information.Read More
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Father Adams invites young women ages 10-18 to consider joining the newly formed St. Anne's Altar Society, a community of young women doing beautiful things for God.Read More
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Please click here for Bishop Bradley's newest pastoral letter.Read More
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Due to continuing renovations on the altar at St. Bernard, daily Masses on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday will be at St. John.Read More
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Click here for information about Daily Mass location changes the week of June 20.Read More
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There will be some changes to the Daily Mass schedule next week. Click here for more information.Read More
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Click here to sign the petition to stop tax dollars from going to abortion.Read More -
Starting Saturday, June 5, all Saturday 8am Masses will be in Latin.Read More
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Memorial Day Mass is at 9am, 5/31/21, at Calvary Cemetery.Read More -
Homemade authentic Mexican food will be available for dine in or takeout after the 11am and 12:30pm Masses this Sunday, May 30, at St. Bernard Church. All proceeds will benefit SS. John & Bernard Parish. See more information at this link.Read More
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NO Daily Mass at SS. John & Bernard from 5/25 to 5/28Read More
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Beginning Pentecost weekend, May 22-23, Bishop Bradley will lift the General Dispensation from attending Mass. You can read his Letter to the Faithful at this link.Read More
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Fr. Adams invites the young ladies of the parish to make and present a fresh floral crown for Mary at any of the 9 or 11 o’clock Masses in May. Please sign up here.Read More
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