Welcome to our Church
UPCOMING EVENTS
JUL 12/ Sunday
Blood Drive
Sunday, July 12, 2020 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Bloodmobile
Donations by appointment.
Click "Learn More" to find out more about how to make a donation.
Available Now
Rediscover Jesus!
We invite you to join us this summer as we journey along with Matthew Kelly from Dynamic Catholic and Rediscover Jesus through a 40-day series of videos emailed directly to you!
Available Now
Virtual Dream Event
“Unleash the Power to Dream with Tony Ferraro”.
Available until July 15th.
WELCOMING YOU
St. John the Baptist Mary Vianney is a welcoming and vibrant environment that offers spiritual, social and youthful opportunities to her parishioners. We encourage you to join us for our weekend masses and stay for a lifetime. We hope you will take time to learn more about us by browsing our website.
ABOUT OUR CHURCH
Our church shares a rich history with the Diamond Hill area. Learn more about the history of our church.
MINISTRIES
With over 20 ministries in our parish we offer a variety of opportunities for you to join your fellow parishioners in prayer, bible study or social activities. We hope you will consider taking part in however the spirit moves you.
SCHEDULES
Our services include weekend liturgies, holy days of obligation, baptisms, first communions, confirmations, weddings, funerals and special liturgies that our parish holds in celebration.
Thank You!
From Bishop Thomas Tobin
...grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. I give thanks to my God at every remembrance of you, praying always with joy in my every prayer for all of you" - Philippians 1:2-4
DING
DONG
DITCH!
Youth at St. John Vianney Church sure are sweet, bring treats and prayers to parishioners
CUMBERLAND —Veronica Plante, coordinator of Youth Ministry at St. John Vianney Church in Cumberland recently asked some friends from His Providence Church in Swansea, Mass., what their youth pastor was doing during the pandemic to reach the youth of their community. They mentioned that one initiatives was to drive by kids' houses and throw candy and treats at their doors — in “Ding Dong Ditch” fashion.
