St. John Neumann Comments

This American saint was born in Bohemia in 1811. He was looking forward to being ordained in 1835 when the bishop decided there would be no more ordinations. It is difficult for us to imagine now, but Bohemia was overstocked with priests. John wrote to bishops all over Europe but the story was the same everywhere no one wanted any more priests. John was sure he was called to be a priest but all the doors to follow that vocation seemed to close ... Continue Reading

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David Mischler
2 years ago
Our parish is celebrating our 175th year. SS peter and Paul Parish, Williamsville, NY founded by Father John Neumann, July 13, 1836
Ali
2 years ago
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amanda
3 years ago
thanks!!!! this helped me alot with my report!
rachel
3 years ago
Thank you !!!!! I had a religion report , and it was the only resource i used. Very helpful!
Pat Munyan
3 years ago
My very favorite saint!
Ben Le
3 years ago
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Ben Le
3 years ago
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Mark Farbotko
3 years ago
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4 years ago
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4 years ago
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4 years ago
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4 years ago
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4 years ago
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elly
4 years ago
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patty smith
4 years ago
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4 years ago
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