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SJV at a Glance
- Mass Times
- Homilies
- Contact the Parish
- Sacraments
- Announcements
- Calendar
- Ministry Scheduling
- Today's Readings
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Weekend Mass Times
Saturday
4:30 PM
Sunday
7:30 AM
9:00 AM
11:00 AM
5:00 PM
Weekday Mass Times
Monday - Friday at 7:00 AM, Saturday at 8:00 AM
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Homilies with Father LoCoco
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2 days agoHomily for Easter Sunday, recorded at the 9 AM Mass
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2 days agoHomily from the Commemoration of the Lord's Passion
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2 days agoHomily for Holy Thursday
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4 days agoListen as Father LoCoco describes and teaches on the Seven Last Words of Christ upon the cross.
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a week agoHomily for Palm Sunday, recorded at the Sunday 11 AM Mass
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Office Closed on Good Friday (4/18)
Office Hours
Monday - Friday, 7:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Parish Contact Information
Phone: (262) 796-3940
Fax: (262) 796-3958
Parish Address
1755 North Calhoun Road
Brookfield, WI 53005
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Anointing of the Sick
Contact the parish office by calling (262) 796-3940
Baptism
Baptisms happen a few times each month on the weekend.
Parental instruction is required. You are encouraged to do this prior to the birth of your child. Please contact parish office for arrangements and class registration. You must be a registered parish member.
Confirmation
Contact Christian Formation Office
Communion for Homebound Persons
Contact Parish Office
Marriage
Contact pastor at least six months in advance. Weddings are most commonly scheduled on Saturdays at 10:00 AM, 12:00 noon and 2:00 PM.
Reconciliation
Confessions available immediately after the Saturday morning daily Mass (8 AM), continuing until complete or by appointment. During Lent, it will be offered following the Stations of the Cross, Fridays from 5-7 PM, except Good Friday.
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Ministry Scheduling
All liturgical ministries at SJV (altar servers, cantors, lectors, etc.) are scheduled through Ministry Scheduler Pro. This easy-to-use program lets you set your preferences for when you'd like to volunteer, ask for a substitute if you can't make it, and update relevant personal information.
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Welcome to Our Parish
Our Story
In early summer 1956, Fr. Paul Lipscomb planted a mustard seed in the dirt near the corner of Calhoun and Gebhardt Rd. This mustard seed, symbolic of faith and of Jesus' love, was actually a Sacred Heart Badge and symbolized the beginning of St. John Vianney Parish. Our first Sunday Mass was celebrated at Brookfield High School, with weekday Masses held in the basement of the rectory on a makeshift altar. Within a month, parishioners gathered money to purchase additional land and begin construction on an above-ground church and a school. On Christmas Eve of 1957, a midnight Mass was celebrated in the new church. This church has now become our school's cafeteria, with the church we use today having been built in 1978.
Who We Are
We are a welcoming and vibrant Catholic community working to experience Christ in our lives, live out our faith in worship and stewardship, and serve God's people. We have many ministries, service opportunities, and formation opportunities to gather in faith with our parish family.Learn more about our parish here >>
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A Message from the Pastor
St. John Vianney is a dynamic, faithful parish where we strive to become disciples of Christ, formed in His image, authentically encountering Him in the Sacraments and in the hearts of our neighbors. The celebration of the Holy Mass is the center of our parish life, and through our commitment to lifelong faith formation and intentional fellowship, we strive to bear abundant fruit in our ministries both here on campus and beyond.
Welcome to our parish!Father John LoCoco
Parochial Administrator, St. John Vianney
Judicial Vicar, Archdiocese of Milwaukee
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