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WELCOME!

The St. John Vianney Parish family extends a
warm welcome to our new family members from
St. Agnes, St. Luke, & Sacred Heart!!

Please take the time visit our site and learn more about our parish family! This site will be evolving and new information added frequently so we encourage you to visit often.

If you are seeking a place to worship on a regular basis or visiting the Flint area you are very welcome to join us!

If you have any questions about our parish or Roman Catholicism please contact us by phone at: (810) 235-1812

The Lord is My Shepherd
There Is Nothing I Shall Want

It may feel comforting to ‘know’ we are good Christians because we follow all the rules and go to church.  But if you listen to what Jesus has told us, you know that following rule is not the key.  Care for others, loving our neighbor is what really matters.  There is no virtue in praying when someone is in need of help that you could give.  The rules are there to help us become more open to the needs of others, to see and respond as Jesus would have done.  What are you doing to help others?

As often as you did it for my least brothers, you did or me.

  -Matthew 25:40

OUR FAITHFUL DEPARTED

Each year for the month of November we surround ourselves at the celebration of the Eucharist with the names of our faithful departed of our parish.  All who have gone before us into the kingdom of God, who once sat with us each Sunday at Mass.  They continue to be with us because we believe in the “communion of the saints”.  It is that very fundamental teaching of the church that we are a communion of believers and we continue that communion even beyond death.  Christ has conquered death and we shall live forever.  So even though we are separated by death, we are forever bound as a living community of believers in the Lord Jesus.

All those whose names are listed on the memorials begin with the first days of our parish in 1941.  There are now 1664 who have gone before us into the kingdom.

During these November days when traditionally we have prayed and remembered our family and friends who have died, let us remember all of our parish family members who surround us on these memorial plaques.

If the name of your family member is missing and they were buried from St. John Vianney, St. Agnes, St. Luke or Sacred Heart please call our office so that our list is complete and accurate.

OUR MISSION
We, the faith community of St. John Vianney, are called by God to be a people of prayer, to live the Word, and to celebrate the Sacraments. We commit ourselves to become a warm and welcoming community, reaching out to others in need. By calling forth the varieties of gifts, talents, and ministries, we seek to provide an open environment with opportunities for all to grow in holiness and loving service