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Weekly Mass & Information
E-News - 21 October 2020
Weekday & Sunday ONLINE Masses
Wednesday 9:00a Mass (Oct 21 Live/Recording)
Thursday 9:00a Mass (Oct 22 Live/Recording)
Sunday 10:00a Mass (Oct 25 Live/Recording)
Saturday & Sunday In-Person Mass Reservations
(Safety & Reservations - Tickets Starting Each Sunday 12:00p)
Sanctuary Open for Individual Prayer:
Tuesday through Thursday 10:00a - 2:00p
Reconciliation:
Tuesdays 5:00p; Thursdays 8:30a (or by Appointment)
Office Hours:
Monday - Friday: 10:00a - 2:00p
St. Joseph, Archdiocese & Community Events/News -
Upcoming special Masses
Reservations Are Available at Noon the Sunday Before Each Event
Sunday, Nov 1 Feast of All Saints Mass, Parish Center 10:00a - Reservation Required
Monday, Nov 2 Feast of All Souls Mass, Little Church 9:00a - No Reservations Required
Saturdays, Nov 7, Mass, Parish Center 4:30p - Reservations Required; Communion in Sanctuary
Thursday, Nov 12 Vespers Service of Remembrance, Parish Center 7:00p - Reservations Required
Thursday, Nov 26 Thanksgiving Mass, Parish Center 9:00a - Reservations Required
Individual Confession: Dec. 2, 16, 23 Parish Center, 11:30a
Tuesday, Dec 8 Feast of Immaculate Conception Mass, Parish Center 5:30p - Reservations Required
Thursday, Dec 24 Christmas Eve Mass, Parish Center 4:00p - Reservations Required (Streamed)
Thursday, Dec 24 Communion Distribution Drive-up, Parish Center 5:30p (for 4:00p Online Mass viewers) - Reservation Required
Thursday, Dec 24 Christmas Eve Mass, Parish Center 10:30p - Reservations Required
Friday, Dec 25 Christmas Day Mass, Parish Center 10:00a - Reservations Required
Thursday, Dec 31 Solemnity of Mary Mass, Parish Center 4:30p - Reservations Required
Friday, Jan 1 Solemnity of Mary Mass, Parish Center 11:00a - Reservations Required -
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October 19
Words From Father Terry: As we stand at this moment in history, give us the wisdom to discern clearly right from wrong. May our elected officials reflect the teachings of Jesus and show concern for all people regardless of race or religion. May we as a country not let our political differences prevent us from living out Christ's great commandment of love. Amen.Read More -
August 14
These past several weeks have caused many of us to look at the issue of racism in our cities, in our world, and in ourselves. Mostly we don’t think of ourselves as prejudiced against Blacks and other minorities, but then our history, our words or our thoughts betray us. While we mourn the death George Floyd and other black men who died violently, we need to listen to the voices of those who call out to us: The voices of grief and anger, the calls for justice and social change. Of course we deplore the violence that followed the death of George Floyd, but let us not let that prevent us from hearing the message of protesters. The extent of the anger in many people of color expressed itself in cities throughout the United States and world. Our nation just celebrated Its independence. The Fourth of July usually brings parades and picnics and gratitude for the freedoms we enjoy. This year was different for me. The pandemic along with the Black Lives matter protests kept me from feeling like celebrating. I grieve that the dream of Dr. Martin Luther King is only in its infancy. I grieve that the pandemic has taken so many lives and prevented close interaction with our neighbors and families. While our country may be in a time of distress and appear broken, I believe God is giving us an opportunity to be better people. Let us use this time to put into practice our better impulses. God bless and help us all. ~Fr TerryRead More -
July 18
Interested in what's going on at St. Joseph's and how to get or stay involved? Easy! Access your Flocknote communications account and opt in/out of the groups you are interested in. You'll receive informational emails or texts that inform, inspire, and invite you to your choice of ministries and events without having to download an app or register a password. Don't have a Flocknote account? Just complete the "Connect with St. Joe's!" info on the homepage!Read More
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