Rev. John Schatzel

I had the pleasure of being Father Jack´s next door neighbor on Woodbine Avenue in Bryantville/Pembroke for 15 years. Over these years we saw how his neighbors and wonderful friends, Jeremy and Melissa Scott and their son, Cameron, took such good care, with love, of Father Jack. We also saw how Maureen loved and attended to Father Jack. He was blessed with wonderful people, wonderful friends. I would tell folks that if Father Jack was the Pope, we would become Catholic. We so admired...

So sorry for the loss of Fr Shatzel. I remember him from his time at Saint Ann´s as a young priest. May he rest in peace

I remember Fr. Schatzel as our parish priest at Saint Ann´s. He was a good man and a great priest. May he Rest In Peace.

He was my neighbor. He was a good neighbor, a genuine man, and I will miss his wit, his kindness, and his conversation.

RIP Father Schatzel. Find memories of you at St. Ann´s in Neponset.

I met Father Jack at my home parish growing up Immaculate Conception In Weymouth in the 60´s. My husband had known him too from the CYO events he attended at Immaculate Conception as a teen. We met again when my husband and I married and moved to Brockton at Christ the King Parish/Saint Colman´s. We enjoyed many cookouts at his home on Sandy Pond in Bryantville, MA with the staff of Saint Colman where I was hired by Father Jack to teach children´s Religious Education. He had a great train...

Fr Jack was a very good liturgist. He was also very caring about the health of the seriously I´ll in the community of St Colman´s. If you want to see him smile, ask him about his train collection. May God give him eternal rest and a train ride to heaven.

We were parishioners at St Colman/Christ the King Parish for many years & also was his housekeeper & cook for many years. We will miss Fr Jack & extend our condolences and prayers to the family. Rest in Peace Fr Jack you´ll be missed.