Welcome to St. John Bosco Parish!

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The Lord awaits you here!

At St. John Bosco, as part of the Lakewood Catholic Parish Family, we share a deep bond with our sister parish, St. Frances Cabrini, united in our mission to live the Gospel, celebrate the sacraments, and serve one another with love.

You will find a vibrant and welcoming community committed to prayer, fellowship, and service here. We warmly invite you to spend time in quiet prayer before the Tabernacle, where Christ is truly present — a sacred space for reflection, peace, and encounter with the Lord.

Come join us as we walk together in faith and discipleship.

Join our Parish Family
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Who Are We?

Listening Sessions

We invite all parishioners to take part in our Listening Sessions—October 18 & 19 at St. John Bosco and October 25 & 26 at St. Frances Cabrini. These gatherings, held after each Mass, are an important opportunity to share your voice in shaping the future of our parish family.

As you prepare, we encourage you to pray and reflect with the three guiding lenses of our parish discernment:

  • Communing in the Lord’s Beauty – recognizing the presence of Christ that draws us into deeper worship and communion. “Holy, holy, holy is the Lord of hosts! All the earth is filled with His glory” (Isaiah 6:1–4). Inspired by the example of the Doctors of the Church, such as St. Therese of Lisieux, who, through prayer and the sacraments, have revealed to us the beauty of the Lord.

  • Evangelizing through Catechesis – sharing the faith and helping others encounter the truth of Christ. “Do not conform yourselves to this age but be transformed by the renewal of your mind” (Romans 12:2). Modeled by St. John Bosco, who joyfully taught the faith and led many to Christ.

  • Embodying the Works – growing in virtue and practicing the works of mercy, inspired by the life of the Trinity. “Be doers of the word and not hearers only” (James 1:22–27). Witnessed in the life of St. Frances Cabrini, who tirelessly served the poor, immigrants, and the vulnerable.

Please also take time to reflect on the questions that will guide our conversations. You can download the questions and the lenses by clicking the button below.

Listening Sessions Discussion Material

Upcoming Events

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    We’ll begin with Mass and Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, and then continue with fun, faith-filled activities together with our school community. Come and make First Fridays a special tradition of prayer and joy with us!

  • Announcement for Monday women's group with a scenic background of clouds, ocean, and flowers, including details about the event's start date, time, and location.

    All women in our parish family are invited to join our Monday Women’s Group. Together, we will share the gift of our faith and encourage one another to live out our Christian call with joy and courage. We meet on the second and fourth Mondays of each month.

  • Parish Family Fall Fest

    Join our parish family on the Fall Fest and Chili Cook-Off! If you’d like to bring a dish to share or help organize activities, we’d love your participation—just click the button below.

  • Invitation to a public rosary for America, entrusting our country to the Blessed Virgin Mary.

    Let’s come together as a family to pray for our country.

  • St. John Bosco's grounds cleaning party

    Come and help us keep our grounds clean. Bring your gardening tools!

  • Women at the Well Thanksgiving Baskets
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  • Painting of Virgin Mary gently holding sleeping baby Jesus, with an ornate border and the words 'Pilgrim Mother Shrine' at the bottom.

    The Pilgrim Mother Shrine brings Mary’s loving presence into our homes. As the image of our Blessed Mother visits a new home each week, families are drawn into deeper communion with God and with one another, echoing Mary’s Magnificat. Click the button below to enter the rotation.

  • Vocation Ministry

    The new Vocations Ministry fosters and supports vocations to the priesthood, religious life, and holy matrimony. We invite all parishioners to pray one Holy Hour during November, so that each day of the month is covered in prayer for vocations. To sign up for a Holy Hour, click the button below.

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Daily Mass

Mon - Thu: 7:30 AM, Fri: 8:30 (SFC)

Weekend Mass

Saturday Vigil: 5 PM

Sunday: 10 AM

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Exposition (SFC)

1st Friday of the month after 8:30 AM Mass.

1st Saturday of the month, 8-9 AM

Confession

Thursdays: 5 PM

Saturdays: 6 PM (by request)

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Office Hours

Mon - Fri: 9 AM - 4 PM

Contact

Phone: (253) 582-1028

Emergency phone: (253) 312-3754

Address: 10508 112th St. SW, Lakewood, WA 98498