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Weekly Mass & Information
This Week's News! - 21 March 2023
LITURGY SCHEDULE - All are Welcome!
Tuesday 5:30pm Mass - March 21 (Parish Center)
Wednesday 9am Mass - March 22 (Parish Center)
Thursday 9am Mass - March 23 (Parish Center)
Lenten Friday 11am Mass - March 24 (Parish Center)
Saturday 4:30pm Mass - March 25 (Parish Center)
Sunday 8am Mass - March 26 (Historic Little Church)
Sunday 10am Mass - March 26 (Parish Center and Online)
Liturgy Livestreams & Recordings on SJCCMN YouTube
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SJCC Daily Online Prayer List
Eucharistic Adoration:
Wednesdays: 9:30am - 2pm, Parish Center
Reconciliation (Parish Center):
Tuesdays: 5pm - 5:20pm
Thursdays: 8:30am - 8:50am
Office Hours:
Monday-Thursday: 9am-3pm; Friday 9am-2pm
St. Joseph, Archdiocese & Community Events/News -
Recorded Online Mass & Events
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Highlights!
- Seeking Help & Support? Helplines are Here for You!
- Job Openings - Childcare Provider - Apply Here!
- Easter Memorials Request - Now thru March 30!
- Lenten Catholic Fish Fry Directory!
- Support for the People of Turkey, Syria and Ukraine!
- CSB/SJU Chamber Choir, Parish Center, Mar 26, 11am!
- Communal Penance Service, Parish Center, Mar 27, 7pm!
- Respect Life Shower of Love Collection - Now thru Apr 9!
- Fare for All - Parish Center, Apr 12, 3pm-5pm!
- Bags of Hope for the Homeless Drive - Now thru May 1!
- Respect Life Flower Sale - May 6-7!
- Knights of Columbus Tootsie Roll Drive - May 6-7!
- Monthly Sunday Youth Mass - Parish Center, May 14, 6pm!
- St. Joseph's Winter Brochure & Annual Report!
- Father Terry's Retirement Announcement for June!
- Online Mass Intention Request Form!
- Liturgical Ministry Signup - Get Involved at Mass!
- Fireside Chats With Fr. Malek are Available to Assist You!
- St. Joe's Care Cards Bring Joy, Love and Comfort!
- New Columbarium Sales!
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Happy 10th AnniversaryPope Francis!
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Other News
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February 7
Lent is closely associated with the transition from winter to spring. The word lent comes from the anglo-saxon word for springtime, lencten. It describes the gradual lengthening of daylight. Lent evolved around the theme of baptism which, from at least the 3rd century, had been associated with the Easter Vigil. Adults who are part of the OCIA process, who have never been baptized are baptized at the vigil. Let us pray for all those around the world preparing to receive the Easter sacraments. There are many opportunities to renew our Baptismal commitment during Lent. I invite you to participate in some of these: regular attendance at Mass, The Sacrament of Reconciliation, joining a renew group, adoration, prayer at home, and acts of charity. As we look forward to the celebration of the Resurrection of the Lord, May we all experience the depth of Christ’s love and mercy. 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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