FATHER John Bernard Schneider

Fr. John Schneider said Pope Benedict will 'lift our spirituality'
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Father John Schneider, pastor of St. Joseph Catholic Church in Bonne Terre and St. Anne's in French Village, took part in the Pope's first public Mass of his U.S. pilgrimage.

"It was a wonderful experience," Schneider said in a telephone interview shortly after the Mass ended.
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While the Pope talked of America as a land of opportunity and hope, Schneider said it's not what he said as much as his very presence that will likely inspire American Catholics.

"It's amazing how our faith is lifted by our leader," he said."I don't think he is here to beat us over the head with dogma, but to lift our spirituality."

The Pope talked of how the Church in America is at a crossroads, dependent upon a renewal of penance and holiness.Schneider said his message is that if people have hope in Jesus Christ, they will live differently and live to make a difference in society.

Fr. Schneider participated in events surrounding Pope John Paul's visit to St. Louis in 1999.

On November 2, 1980, Reverend John Schneider was installed as the eighth pastor in the 67-year history of the Evangelical Congregational Church.
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Rev. John Schneider 1980

John Schneider was born in Fargo, North Dakota the son of an E.U.B. pastor and grew up in Billings, Montana.While at Western Evangelical Seminary, he served as youth pastor under his predecessor Reverend Don Bletscher.He graduated from WES in 1975.John served the dual charge of the Beach and Trotters churches in North Dakota and in the Oregon City Evangelical Church as assistant pastor.Schneider was installed as the eighth pastor in the 67-year history of the church on November 2, 1980.[6]

Father John Schneider, pastor of St. Joseph Catholic Church in Bonne Terre will lead people in praying the Rosary at noon Saturday in the parking lot of Shearin Funeral Home at 11 S. Long Street and Highway 47.

FATHER JOHN BERNARD SCHNEIDER
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John Bernard SchneiderFather John Bernard Schneider was born in Lansing, Michigan on August 2, 1905.Hereceived his early education at St. Mary's parochial school in Lansing, completing highschool at Sacred Heart Seminary, Detroit, with further studies at Providence College inpreparation for entrance into the Dominican Order.Two of his younger brothersfollowed him to the Dominican priesthood.

He entered the Order at St. Rose Priory, Springfield, Kentucky and made professionthere on September 9, 1926.Studies followed at River Forest, Illinois, andWashington, D.C., where he was ordained on May 20, 1932.

Over the years, Father Schneider exercised a varied apostolate: associate pastor twiceat St. Dominic's in Denver; once at St. Albert's, Minneapolis, St. Vincent Ferrer, RiverForest, and St. Pius, Chicago.He was pastor of Blessed Sacrament parish in Madison,Wisconsin.In all these assignments he also served as local director of the DominicanThird Order.For eight years he was Provincial Promoter of the Third Order, the RosaryConfraternity, and the Angelic Warfare.

After serving as chaplain for the Dominican Motherhouse in Sinsinawa, Wisconsin, hewas assigned as chaplain at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in. Houston, Texas where he diedon November 20, 1971 following open-heart surgery.Following services at HolyRosary Church, he was buried in Houston, Texas.

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FATHER JOHN BERNARD SCHNEIDER

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John Bernard SchneiderFather John Bernard Schneider was born in Lansing, Michigan on August 2, 1905.He received his early education at St. Mary's parochial school in Lansing, completing high school at Sacred Heart Seminary, Detroit, with further studies at Providence College in preparation for entrance into the Dominican Order.Two of his younger brothers followed him to the Dominican priesthood.

He entered the Order at St. Rose Priory, Springfield, Kentucky and made profession there on September 9, 1926.Studies followed at River Forest, Illinois, and Washington, D.C., where he was ordained on May 20, 1932.

Over the years, Father Schneider exercised a varied apostolate: associate pastor twice at St. Dominic's in Denver; once at St. Albert's, Minneapolis, St. Vincent Ferrer, River Forest, and St. Pius, Chicago.He was pastor of Blessed Sacrament parish in Madison, Wisconsin.In all these assignments he also served as local director of the Dominican Third Order.For eight years he was Provincial Promoter of the Third Order, the Rosary Confraternity, and the Angelic Warfare.

After serving as chaplain for the Dominican Motherhouse in Sinsinawa, Wisconsin, he was assigned as chaplain at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in.Houston, Texas where he died on November 20, 1971 following open-heart surgery.Following services at Holy Rosary Church, he was buried in Houston, Texas.

Fr. John Schneider - Pastor

On November 2, 1980, Reverend John Schneider was installed as the eighth pastor in the 67-year history of the Evangelical Congregational Church.
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Rev. John Schneider
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John Schneider was born in Fargo, North Dakota the son of an E.U.B. pastor and grew up in Billings, Montana.While at Western Evangelical Seminary, he served as youth pastor under his predecessor Reverend Don Bletscher.He graduated from WES in 1975.John served the dual charge of the Beach and Trotters churches in North Dakota and in the Oregon City Evangelical Church as assistant pastor.

Schneider was installed as the eighth pastor in the 67-year history of the church on November 2, 1980.[6]

On November 2, 1980, Reverend John Schneider was installed as the eighth pastor in the 67-year history of the Evangelical Congregational Church.

The church is known today as the Central Evangelical Church and celebrated its 85th anniversary in 1998.

The church was known for their excellent music and choir programs, concern for missions, and a strong softball team.

Pastors of the Second German Congregational Church

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Rev. John Schneider

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John Schneider was born in Fargo, North Dakota the son of an E.U.B. pastor and grew up in Billings, Montana.While at Western Evangelical Seminary, he served as youth pastor under his predecessor Reverend Don Bletscher.He graduated from WES in 1975.John served the dual charge of the Beach and Trotters churches in North Dakota and in the Oregon City Evangelical Church as assistant pastor.

Schneider was installed as the eighth pastor in the 67-year history of the church on November 2, 1980.[6]

Father John Schneider is assigned as pastor of St. Anthony.