Contact St. John of the Cross
How can we help you?
Whether you have questions about Mass times, sacraments, faith formation, OCIA, weddings, baptisms, or would like to become part of our parish family, we're happy to assist you.
List of Services
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Mass intentionsList Item 1
Use this form to submit your Mass intentions. Please submit your request by Friday at 3:00 p.m. so that it can be included in the following Saturday and Sunday Masses.
You may also submit your Mass intentions before Mass or at the parish office.
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Sacrament of BaptismList Item 2
We are delighted that you wish to have your child baptized and to accompany you on this important step in their life of faith.
To begin the registration process, please note the following:
- The family and Godparents must be registered with the parish and attend Holy Mass regularly.
- Upon completing the registration form, you will find a list of required documents as well as the requirements for godparents.
- Parents and godparents must meet with the priest and attend a Baptism preparation session, which is held on the last Friday of each month, please, get in contact with the office to set the talk.
- If the child has turned 7 years old, the preparation process differs; please contact the deacon, who will guide you on the appropriate path.
- Individuals aged 18 or older wishing to receive Baptism follow the OCIA (Order of Christian Initiation of Adults) process.
For more information, please contact the parish office.
We look forward to accompanying you on this beautiful journey of faith and welcoming you to our parish community.
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Sacrament of MarriageList Item 3
To celebrate the Sacrament of Marriage at St. John of the Cross Parish, the couple must be registered members of the parish and contact the parish office six months or more before the desired wedding date.
This time is necessary because the marriage preparation process includes spiritual formation, meetings with the priest or deacon, the completion of required documentation, and, in some cases, additional processing through the Diocese. For this reason, the wedding date should not be finalized until the couple has begun and progressed through the required marriage preparation process.
We encourage couples to begin this journey with sufficient time, openness, and a willingness to prepare spiritually to fully embrace the vocation of Christian marriage.

