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  St. John XXIII is a great church. My husband and I have been members for 22 years. Father Ark is a wonderful Pastor and our church is very welcoming to all.

  Added April 12, 2017 by Leslie Neice
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  One of the best Masses I have ever attended. A joyful faith community with great music in worship.

  Added December 28, 2016 by Brian Eagan
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  Father Ark is amazing!!! If you want to grown in your faith and you are unsure how...this is the place!! Father Ark gives the most amazing homilies. He is truthful, wise and helps put Gods word into a language that you can apply to your life today. He married my husband and I and also baptized our daughter. We love Father Ark and he is the best representation of our God that I have ever encountered. He will lead you and show you the true meaning of Gods word!! WE LOVE YOU FATHER ARK & THANK YOU!!! God bless you all!!!
  Love,
  Rob, Michelle & Daphne

  Added November 19, 2016 by Michelle Laredo
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  Joseph obeyed. Filled with joy, he offered up the tremendous human sacrifice that was asked to him. He would be the father of the one born, not of flesh, but from love. He was publicly the husband, but really only the guardian, the witness and defender of the immaculate virginity and the Divine Maternity of Mary.
  Pope St. John XXIII (1881-1963 A.D.)

  Added November 12, 2016 by Val Perez