So often people offer their time, talent & treasure to St. John Vianney to improve the facility and grounds of our church.  You only have to walk a short distance before encounter a statue, art work on the walls, the beautifully landscaped gardens, and the peaceful meditation areas found outside.

Thank you to all who give so much of their time, talent & treasure

to create such a beautiful place. 

Mary’s Garden

Stones and Flowers

Dedication & Blessing

 Sunday, May 10 at 11:30 am.

Flowers of Our lady cultivated in the high dessert region of our area has been researched by a parishioner

(who wishes to remain anonymous).

It’s our turn;

we have the opportunity to give a unique gift. As you contemplate remembering your loved ones this Christmas, birthday, Anniversary

or any other remembrance,

please consider a Living gift of support for the Saint John Vianney Mary Garden.  You can find envelopes in the pews or at the receptionist desk as always thank you for your generosity.

Click here to view some updated pictures of the progress in completing this project.

"Our Garden"

Marcia Seevers created two beautiful stained glass pieces. You may find them in the Social Hall, located by the parish offices. Look up as you leave the Social Hall going toward the Reception Office.  At certain times throughout the day you may see different hues of color reflected along the floor as the sun dances through these magnificent works of art.

These two pieces entitled

"Our Garden"

were installed on the

Memorial of Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha,

July 14, 2008. 

Go In Peace Project!

Thomas Wisbey worked to complete this project to receive his Eagle Scout from the Boys Scouts of America. 

Click here to view a photo gallery of the project from it's beginning to the end. 

Parish Picnic

Year for Priests

Sacred Heart of Jesus Statue created by Rob Koehl

 Click here to see the picture gallery of the blessing and dedication ceremony with Bishop Thomas Olmsted

Sunday, November 8, 2009

St. John Vianney Sign

is Moved !

You may have notice the St. John Vianney sign at the corner of Soldiers Pass Road and St. John Vianney Lane has been relocated.  Click here to see the gallery of pictures showing the work done on that project.