LENT 2026 begins on Wednesday, February 18 with Ash Wednesday. We will offer 4 Masses with the distribution of ashes: 7am, 8:30am and 12 noon in English; 7:30pm. Below please ...
Last Sunday was the culmination of the Christmas Season when we celebrated the Baptism of our Lord. Today we go back to wearing green vestments signifying that we have returned ...
Interested in starting 2026 by growing in your knowledge of the Bible? A Sunday evening Bible Study begins at Bill & Joanne Mild’s home, 600 Church Street, on Sunday, January ...
Some dates of note from the parish calendar: PARISH OFFICE CLOSED FOR CHRISTMAS BREAK: from noon, Monday, Dec. 22 until 9am, Monday, Jan. 5, 2026. MASSES FOR MARY, MOTHER OF ...
2026 marks the 150th Anniversary Year of St. Joseph Parish! Our web designers Sussman Consultants have created the anniversary logo that you see in this blog post, home page, and ...
Today we are wearing rose vestments to represent that it is Gaudete Sunday. We are half way through Advent. It is a time during our penitential preparation of Advent to ...
Once again this year, St. Joseph Parish will host a multi-faceted celebration of Our Lady of Guadalupe, patroness of the Americas, Dec. 11-12. Festivities begin the evening of Dec. 11, ...
Our parish Family Faith Formation program will launch its fifth year in 2026. The 2026 theme will be, “Things You Need To Know.” During the year, participants will learn prayers ...
Highlights of our St. Joseph Parish schedule around the time of Christmas: Saturday, Dec. 20: 3:30-4:30pm Penance Service & Confessions Wednesday, Dec. 24: Christmas Eve 8:30am daily Mass 2:00pm simple ...
Deacon Gary Newton: This Sunday marks the end of our Liturgical year. Next week begins Advent. As we close the Liturgical year we celebrate the Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus ...