Holy Week & Beyond 2024
PASCHAL TRIDUUM Holy Thursday, March 28 7:00 am Morning Prayer (Bilingual) 7:00 pm Mass of the Lord’s Supper (Bilingual) 10:00 pm Night Prayer (Bilingual) Good Friday, March 29 7:00 am ...
Isidoro’s Garden Seeking Gardeners For 2024 Growing Season
Garden beds available in community garden The gardening season has begun for cool weather crops! Requests are now open for a raised garden bed inside Isidoro’s Community Garden. Isidoro’s Community Garden, located on ...
Deacon Newton’s Homily — 5th Sunday of Lent (B)
We are at an important point in our Lenten journey. This is the 5th Sunday of Lent, and we are only one week from Palm Sunday, the beginning of Holy ...
“Family Matters” Now Seeks Participating Families
“Family Matters,” a new project of the Lawrenceville-based Goodfaith organization, along with RENEW International, is ready to launch at St. Joseph Catholic Community. This alternative to our regular religious education ...
HOLY WEEK 2024
Our parish Holy Week schedule is similar to that of recent years, featuring the following for the Paschal Triduum: HOLY THURSDAY, MARCH 28 7am- Morning Prayer 7pm- Mass of the ...
Parish Embarks on Feasibility Study in Advance of Possible Fundraising Campaign
St. Joseph Catholic Community, under the guidance of the Diocese of Metuchen, has launched a feasibility study among parishioners aimed at determining whether or not to hold a fundraising campaign. ...
Deacon Newton’s Homily — 2nd Sunday of Lent
The Gospel today is about the Transfiguration, an account of Jesus we have heard many times over the years. Peter, James and John were gifted with experiencing the glory of ...
Pastor’s Homily for the 1st Sunday of Lent (B)
Not many verses – just four – to ponder this Sunday in the Gospel for the 1st Sunday of Lent. But we have more than enough to work with. Simply ...
Pastor’s Homily — 6th Sunday in Ordinary Time (B)
Imagine that every time someone was sick, we also automatically assumed they were sick because they did something wrong. Now, unfortunately, there are some diseases where we do still make ...
Pastor’s Homily — 5th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Problem: Life is a drudgery, full of troubled nights, no happiness. Solution: The healing power of Jesus. Of course, I am oversimplifying the problem of the first reading from the ...