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Archdiocese Latest News and Events
From The Archdiocese of St. Paul and Mpls
Keep up-to-date on announcements, events, Synod updates, online retreat series and more from Archbishop Hebda and the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis. www.archspm.org.
Marian Mondays!
Honoring the Blessed Mother Each Monday in May
SJCC Facebook and Flocknote Online
During this Month of May, we celebrate the Blessed Mary, the Mother of God who holds such a special place in so many people's hearts. Each Monday evening, a special video and article accompanied by a piano arrangement of "Ave Maria" will be available on our Facebook Page and to those in the "St. Joseph - Year of Saint Joseph" Flocknote group. The first segment was composed by Franz Schubert and sung in Latin by Aaron, our Director of Liturgy and Music – you won’t want to miss these!
Fireside Chats with Father Malek, LPCC
"Wellness Matters" and "Loss and Grief"
"Complicated Grief" and "Racial Justice and Mental Health" (Coming Soon)
Online: www.stjosephparish.com/fireside-chats
“COVID-19 has created an unprecedented upheaval in the American culture, with over 245,000 fatalities, skyrocketing unemployment, and countless changes to education, daily routines, and social interaction. As more data becomes available, the pandemic’s effects now reflect its enormous toll on loss and grief, mental health and an exploding demand for new treatment options."
We invite you to these online presentations by our favorite psychologist and visiting priest, Fr. Matthew Malek, LPCC as he discusses these issues in the times of COVID-19.
The Year of Saint Joseph!
Join Our Flocknote Group / Visit Our Website
Online: Read or Listen
In commemorating the 150th anniversary of Saint Joseph, we invite you to experience "The Story of Saint Joseph" with St. Joseph Catholic Community throughout 2021! Declared by Pope Francis, the Year of Saint Joseph will be celebrated December 8, 2020 through December 8, 2021.
See our website for more information: www.stjosephparish.com/year-of-st-joseph.
Relevant Radio and Father Rocky are also offering free monthly editions about Saint Joseph, celebrating his life and the wondrous things he did. Join the "Year of St. Joseph" Flocknote group to receive a link to read or listen to and learn more about this great man each month on the 19!
Synod at Home - Growing in Faith During Lent
Now Online
In the Synod process, the Church is taking time to listen to one another, pray, and discuss in order to determine priorities. These steps are important for every household, too, that wants to thrive. The Synod at Home series takes helpful videos, tips and tools for growing in faith, and pairs them with family-friendly activities based on four pillars: Prayer & Sacraments, Lifelong Learning, Generosity & Service, and Traditions & Fun. Individuals, couples and families will find their faith and relationships strengthened by Synod at Home. Weekly videos and materials: archspm.org/synod, sign up for emails (archspm.org/synod/updates) or access through the Synod app: text APP to 88202, then in the app search for Archdiocesan Synod.
Fratelli Tutti
Remaining Live Sessions - May 25; 7:00p - 8:30p
(All Sessions are Recorded and Available Online)
Zoom Online - 5 Part Series
The Center for Mission is hosting a five-part series of presentations and discussions to dive into this very important encyclical from Pope Francis about fraternity and social friendship. This online series will feature specially selected speakers to lead us to discern how Fratelli Tutti can influence and enrich our lives. This series is open to all. Visit centerformission.org/whats-new to sign up! Contact Adam Fitzpatrick for more information at Fitzpatricka@archspm.org, or 651.291.4410.
"A Good Time For The Truth" - Essay Discussions
Now through July 22; Wednesdays 11:30a - 12:15p OR Thursdays 7:00p - 7:45p - REGISTRATION IS ALWAYS OPEN
Zoom Online - $15 Donation for Book (Pick Up at Church)
Choose One or More Session to Attend
Join us for insightful discussions regarding Catholic Social Teaching (CST) in this 16 week online "Essay Discussion" book club sponsored by the St. Joseph's Peace and Justice Commission. We will discuss "A Good Time for the Truth: Race in Minnesota," a compilation of 16 of Minnesota's best writers who share their perspectives on what it is like to live as a person of color in Minnesota.
Members are invited to attend one or more of the "Essay Discussions" on days that work into their schedule. Each essay stands alone, making it possible to join the discussion for as many, or as few meetings as your time and engagement allow. Books may be purchased at St. Joseph's or purchased online. Questions: Please contact Jackie Schluter Johnson, ogoj@comcast.net; 612-816-0884.
Registration: https://stjosephnewhope.wufoo.com/forms/st-josephs-catholic-social-teaching-book-club/
Healing Our City, Interfaith Prayer Experience
Daily, 8:00a - 8:30a through May 26
In-Person and Virtual Prayer Tent
The city of Minneapolis is going through a very challenging time. Some are grieving, some are hoping, and many are fearful and anxious about what is to come after the trial of Derek Chauvin, the officer convicted of the killing of George Floyd. We believe that there is One who is present and active even and especially in times of disorder and loss. We have all been involuntarily called to witness the injustices of the system of racial inequity and oppression. Now we are called to voluntarily be in prayer and action for the healing of our city. For more information: https://www.healingourcity.org/
Join via Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/healingourcity
Archbishop Hebda led the prayer service on Friday, April 23.
Mental Health Awareness Month
The Month of May
"You Are Not Alone"
We encourage all to take time to focus on the healing value of connecting in safe ways, prioritizing mental health and acknowledging that it’s okay to not be okay. The Nation Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) shares blogs, personal stories, videos, digital toolkits, social media engagements and national events to stay connected and learn more. Visit: https://www.nami.org, or call 800-950-6264, or text "NAMI" to 741741.
Together, we can realize our shared vision of a nation where anyone affected by mental illness can get the appropriate support and quality of care to live healthy, fulfilling lives — a nation where no one feels alone in their struggle.
Looking Forward!!!
St. Joseph Catholic Community
►Vacation Bible School (VBS) - Planning Return in August 2021!
►Synod Small Group Discussions - September through November 2021!
►Full Mass Choir Assembles Return in Fall 2021!
►Fall Festival Planned for October 9 and 10!
Daily Events
Hennepin County Library Videos
Youtube - On Demand
Hennepin County Library works with local organizations and presenters to bring you a variety of programming that can be viewed on-demand for a length of time. Program topics include art, music, culture, science, staff-led story times and more.
Link: https://www.youtube.com/user/HennepinCountyLibrar/videos
Honoring the Blessed Mary
The Month of May
Join us in honoring the Blessed Mother of God during the month of May by saying the Rosary and participating in Marian Mondays (see above). Visit www.stjosephparish.com/rosary to learn and pray the rosary.
Fatima - The Movie
In Theaters Now
Based on historical events, three young shepherds in Fátima, Portugal, report visions of the Virgin Mary, inspiring believers and angering officials of the Church and the government, who try to force them to recant their story.
Christian Life Program
Saturdays, May 8 - June 26 (excluding May 29)
Zoom Online, 10:00a - 11:30a, Free
Couples for Christ sponsors the Christian Life Program to foster renewed understanding of God's call to Christian couples and individuals. You are invited to learn more about this spiritual eight week journey for the family, contact Bebet at bebetkit@gmail.com or 612-443-9922. To register for this free series: https://tinyurl.com/clpmn-register,
Knights of Columbus Silver Rose Rosary Program
Thursday, May 13, 7:00p
Parish Center, All are Welcome!
Each year, Silver Roses are stewarded by Knights of Columbus councils along routes from Canada to Mexico. Every stop the Silver rose makes throughout the pilgrimage is a rosary-centered occasion for Knights, parishioners and community members to pray for respect for life, for the spiritual renewal of each nation and for the advancement of the message of Our Lady of Guadalupe.
PRISM's Taste of the Burbs - Virtual Event
Silent Auction is NOW OPEN through May 13, 8:30p!!!
Event: Thursday, May 13, 7:00p, Virtual, No Cost!
Help to support PRISM's annual fundraiser and silent auction! Your support provides value beyond money and is critical now more than ever. PRISM's population is exponentially increasing due to heightened disparities within our general population, as well as a new population of participants that may be experiencing hunger insecurity or housing instability on some level for the first time.
Silent Auction Information:
Bidding for Taste of the 'Burbs online Silent Auction is open NOW! To access the 100+ items, text 'PRISM' to 71760 and start bidding on these great packages. Everything from gift cards, food, alcohol, you're sure to find something for everyone!
For more information, visit: www.prismmpls.org/tob2021
Treasures of the Church - Learn About Relics
Friday, May 14 at 6:30p, Donations Accepted
St. Alphonsus Church, Brooklyn Center, MN
Treasures of the Church is a ministry of evangelization of the Catholic Church. Run by Fr. Carlos Martins of the Companions of the Cross, its purpose is to give people an experience of the living God through an encounter with the relics of his saints in the form of an exposition. Each exposition begins with a multi-media presentation on the Church's use of relics that is scriptural, catechetical, and devotional, leading to a renewal of the Catholic faith for many people. After the teaching those in attendance have an opportunity to venerate the relics of some of their favorite saints.
For more information: https://treasuresofthechurch.com/about-relics
Saturday Evening Mass - Parking Lot
Saturday, May 15, 4:30p
Parish Center - No Reservations Required
We invite you to attend Mass outside at the Parish Center in the comfort of your own vehicle. Our presider will conduct Mass by the fountain and all can listen via the radio. Communion will be drive-through at the end of Mass.
NOTE: The Mass will be held in the parking lot unless the weather is inclement, then we will hold the Mass in the sanctuary. Any location change will be posted by Thursday afternoon.
Feast of the Ascension of Jesus
Sunday, May 16, 10:00a Mass
Parish Center
40 days after His resurrection, the Ascension of Jesus took place, physically departing from Earth and rising into Heaven.
In-Person and Online Mass at St. Joseph!
Sunday, May 16, 10:00a
St. Joseph Parish Center, Sanctuary
No Reservations Required
We are excited to invite you to in-person and online Sunday Masses! In protecting public health and based on the recommendations from several government agencies, St. Joseph has prepared a safe environment for our Catholic family to return to Mass if they wish while meeting the required protocols.
See our website for more information on both in-person and online Mass schedules, along with what to expect and health/safety protocols.
For saftey and health reasons, the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis recommends that you continue to worship with us through online Masses if:
- You have not been fully vaccinated
- You are older than 65
- You have underlying health conditions
- you are sick or have a fever or other COVID-19 symptoms
- you are COVID-19 positive or live with someone who is COVID-19 positive
- You feel uncertain about your safety if you come
It’s also important to know that the obligation to attend Sunday Mass and Holy Days of Obligation continues to be suspended as long as the pandemic continues. So a person continuing to shelter in place and not attend Mass remains a Catholic in good standing.
We are Cautious, We are Concerned, We are Prepared, We Rejoice!
Rosary Group
Each Sunday, 9:30a Before 10:00a Mass
Parish Center, Chapel
All are invited to pray the rosary together, lifting our spirits and praying for those in need.
Marian Mondays!
Monday, May 17, Featuring Bach / Gounod
Facebook and Flocknote Online
This Month of May, we celebrate the Blessed Mary, the Mother of God who holds such a special place in so many people's hearts. Each Monday, a special video and article accompanied by a piano arrangement of "Ave Maria" by our Director of Liturgy and Music will be available on our Facebook and to those who are in the "St. Joseph - Year of Saint Joseph" Flocknote group.
St. Joseph's Centering Prayer Group
Tuesdays, May 18, 7:00a - 7:30a
Online via Zoom
This spiritual prayer group meets every Tuesday morning online for a prayful and calm way to begin the day. To participate, contact John Brynes to receive the Zoom link: johnbyrnesmn@gmail.com
Weekday Masses
May 18 - 19 - 20
Parish Center - No Reservations Needed
We invite you to join our weekday liturgies with Father Terry, or visiting priest. We ask all attendees to continue to follow social distancing, mask wear and health protocols per CDC requirements while at in-person gatherings at St. Joseph Catholic Community.
Tuesday, 5:30p Wednesday, 9:00a Thursday, 9:00a
HEART-to-HEART—A Book Study for Victim/Survivors of Sexual Abuse
Starting Wednesday, May 19, 6:30p - 8:00p Online
Join others in the diocese for HEART-to-HEART! The first book being discussed is Daring Greatly: How the Courage to Be Vulnerable Transforms the Way We Live, Love, Parent, and Lead by Brene Brown. The group will meet on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month and discuss books multiple weeks. There is no cost to attend but you are asked to purchase your own book. Please register by emailing Paula Kaempffer at kaempfferp@archspm.org or call 651.291.4479 for more information.
St. Joseph's MOM's Group - End of Year Social!
Thursday, May 20, 10:00 - 10:40a
Online
This spiritual MOM's group meets each month via Zoom.
Click the MOM's Group picture for more information! www.stjosephparish.com/moms
The Roaring Twenties!
Thursday, May 20, 7:00p - 9:00p
St. Pius X, White Bear Lake
Join the women of WINE (in-person) for a fabulous evening with award-winning Catholic author and Jazz singer Liz Kelly, as she brings us back in time for a deeper look at love. The 1920s ushered in drastic social, cultural, and artistic changes. Though one hundred years have passed, the action of a leading lady of that era echoes a powerful message for women of the 2020s. The evening also includes light appetizers, sweets and treats, a little shopping, and a few surprises! Visit catholicvineyard.com.
Feast of Penecost
Sunday, May 23
Holy Spirit, Come Guide Us!
"Come, Holy Spirit!" Yes, in any discernment of God's call, we need to call on the Holy Spirit to come to fill and inspire us. Do we think to call on the Holy Spirit? Pentecost reminds us to do this not just on one feast during the year . . . but every day.
Marian Mondays!
Monday, May 24, Featuring Vavilov / Caccini
Facebook and Flocknote Online
This Month of May, we celebrate the Blessed Mary, the Mother of God who holds such a special place in so many people's hearts. Each Monday, a special video and article accompanied by a piano arrangement of "Ave Maria" by our Director of Liturgy and Music will be available on our Facebook and to those who are in the "St. Joseph - Year of Saint Joseph" Flocknote group.
Weekday Masses
May 25 - 26 - 27
Parish Center - No Reservations Needed
We invite you to join our weekday liturgies with Father Terry, or visiting priest. We ask all attendees to continue to follow social distancing, mask wear and health protocols per CDC requirements while at in-person gatherings at St. Joseph Catholic Community.
Tuesday, 5:30p Wednesday, 9:00a Thursday, 9:00a
Fratelli Tutti
May 25, 7:00p - 8:30p
Zoom Online - 5 Part Series
The Center for Mission is hosting a five-part series of presentations and discussions to dive into this very important encyclical from Pope Francis about fraternity and social friendship. This online series will feature specially selected speakers to lead us to discern how Fratelli Tutti can influence and enrich our lives. This series is open to all. Visit centerformission.org/whats-new to sign up! Contact Adam Fitzpatrick for more information at Fitzpatricka@archspm.org, or 651.291.4410.
Fare For All - Drive Thru
Wednesday, May 26, 3:00p - 5:00p
St. Joseph Parish Center, Credit, Debit, Cash, EBT Only
Looking for a way to save on groceries? Fare for All is a cooperative purchasing program that sells packages of frozen meat and fresh produce for up to 40% off retail prices to everyone!. Open to all - no questions asked, no pre-ordering. Please wear a mask. The opportunity is provided by The Food Group, a St. Joseph community partner.
Options Include:
1) Frozen Mini-Meat Pack - $11
2) Frozen Mega-Meat Pack - $25
3) Produce Pack - $10
4) Combo Pack (Frozen Mini-Meat and Produce Packs) - $20.
5) Hot Buy specials may also be available
All items have limited supplies for the day. To learn more, visit: fareforall.thefoodgroupmn.org.
For more information, see https://fareforall.thefoodgroupmn.org
Memorial Day Military Honors
Monday, May 31, 11:15a
St. Joseph Historic Little Church Cemetery
Memorial Day is a somber holiday dedicated to honor military fallen, with a special focus on those killed during military service or through enemy contact. The Hamlin American Legion will provide Military Honors including a short service. All are welcome.
Marian Mondays!
Monday, May 31
Facebook and Flocknote Online
This Month of May, we celebrate the Blessed Mary, the Mother of God who holds such a special place in so many people's hearts. Each Monday, a special video and article accompanied by a piano arrangement of "Ave Maria" by our Director of Liturgy and Music was posted and available on our Facebook and to those who are in the "St. Joseph - Year of Saint Joseph" Flocknote group.
Weekday Masses
June 1 - 2 - 3 - 4
Parish Center - No Reservations Needed
We invite you to join our weekday liturgies with Father Terry, or visiting priest. We ask all attendees to continue to follow social distancing, mask wear and health protocols per CDC requirements while at in-person gatherings at St. Joseph Catholic Community.
Tuesday, 5:30p Wednesday, 9:00a Thursday, 9:00a Friday, 11:00a
Cuppa Joe!
First Tuesday of each Month, June 1, 4:00p
Virtual at an Archdiocese Saint Joseph Pilgrimage Location
Sponsored by the Archdiocese, 10 talks by 10 theologians on the 10 wonders of Saint Joseph, filmed at 10 Local Pilgrimages in our archdiocese entrusted to the patronage of our spiritual father. These talks will premiere the first Tuesday of the month – just in time for your afternoon coffee!
Viewable on the Archdiocese: Facebook, YouTube, Instagram and on their Year of Saint Joseph page.
Today's Talk: “Virginal Father of Jesus” presented by Kelly Wahlquist in Red Wing
First Friday - Liturgy
Friday, June 4, 11:00a Mass
Parish Center
Retired seniors gather for daily Mass, all are welcome!
Archdiocesan Marriage Day
Saturday, June 5, 10:00a
Cathedral of Saint Paul
This celebration includes Mass, renewal of vows, and a short reception. Couples celebrating their silver and golden anniversaries will be honored in a special way. Families and friends of all couples are welcome! In-Person Registration is required by contacting 651.291.4488. Social Distancing will be observed. Couples married one year or more may request a commemorative certificate signed by Archbishop Hebda. To request a certificate, please contact the Office of Marriage, Family & Life by May 30 at 651.291.4488 or mfl@archspm.org.
Cenacle of Prayer for Priests - AT HOME
June 6 and Every First Sunday of Each Month
Pray together to build a spiritual reservoir of grace for priests and seminarians and their challenges and needs.
Say this prayer today: https://www.usccb.org/prayer-and-worship/prayers-and-devotions/prayers/prayer-for-priests
Grief to Grace Retreat
June 6 - 11
Minneapolis
Hurting from the trauma of sexual, emotional, physical, or spiritual abuse suffered during childhood, adolescence or as an adult? We offer a five-day, overnight healing retreat with therapeutic staff, self-compassion, and hope; and to explore an intimate encounter with Christ. Please contact Deacon Marty Meyer deaconmeyer@outlook.com or diane@grieftogracemn.org. Visit www.grieftogracemn.org.
PRISM's Fresh Produce Distribution
1st and 3rd Tuesdays, June 15 through October 5
9:30a to 12:30p, Golden Valley
Each year, Second Harvest Heartland provides PRISM with produce to distribute to families. Volunteers are also needed to prep and deliver food to families via the drive-through pickup. Visit PRISM for some fresh produce! See www.prismmpls.org for more information.
Happy Father's Day!
Sunday, June 20
St. Joe's Honors You!!!
We celebrate the Fathers, the caregivers, the husbands who are all so worthy of their own special day today! Blessings to you all
Fare For All - Drive Thru
Wednesday, June 23, 3:00p - 5:00p
St. Joseph Parish Center, Credit, Debit, Cash, EBT Only
Looking for a way to save on groceries? Fare for All is a cooperative purchasing program that sells packages of frozen meat and fresh produce for up to 40% off retail prices to everyone!. Open to all - no questions asked, no pre-ordering. Please wear a mask. The opportunity is provided by The Food Group, a St. Joseph community partner.
Options Include:
1) Frozen Mini-Meat Pack - $11
2) Frozen Mega-Meat Pack - $25
3) Produce Pack - $10
4) Combo Pack (Frozen Mini-Meat and Produce Packs) - $20.
5) Hot Buy specials may also be available
All items have limited supplies for the day. To learn more, visit: fareforall.thefoodgroupmn.org.
For more information, see https://fareforall.thefoodgroupmn.org
Missionaries of St. Francis De Sales
June 26 - 27, Mission Appeal Weekend
Parish Center with Celebrant Fr. Joshy Mathew
The Religious Order of the Missionaries of St. Francis de Sales (MSFS) was founded in France in 1838. The MSFS missionaries are at the service of the Universal Church, working today in more than 25 countries through its charism of preaching missions, evangelization, and education of the youth. The MSFS priests (known as Fransalians) began with a mission of renewal and development of faith communities in parishes through retreats, spiritual direction, and other sacramental help. Availability at the service of the local Church, working very closely with the local Bishop and the diocesan clergy, characterized the attitudes of the missionaries. The missionaries, therefore, were involved in evangelization, education, retreats, parish missions, and other specialized ministries as needed in the local Church.
Fr. Joshy Mathew (MSFS), the celebrant for the weekend, is a Ph.D. student in Educational Leadership and Administration at the University of St. Thomas. He is a University campus minister and a resident priest for Franciscan brothers at Queen of Peace Friary in St. Paul.
The appeal is for helping the education of the poor children (school dropouts, street children, and children from financially backward families), which is an excellent initiative of the Province's Social Agency, namely FaSCE India. Hundreds of students from these backgrounds are reaping the fruit of this initiative. May God bless our endeavor to care for these vulnerable students. A help in this regard would be highly appreciated in the Church's commitment to remain faithful to the Gospel to care for the needy around the world.
Celebration of St. Joseph!
The Entire Month of July
Watch the Website and Bulletins for More to Come!
Pope Francis as well as Archbishop Bernard Hebda of the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis have called on the universal Church to celebrate Saint Joseph in a very special way this year. The archdiocese has asked our parish to set aside the month of July to honor our patron saint.
First Friday - Liturgy
Friday, July 2, 11:00a Mass
Parish Center
Retired seniors gather for daily Mass, all are welcome!
Happy Independence Day!!!
Sunday, July 4
We thank God for all the virtues he bestowed on our country men and women to allow us to have the freedoms we experience today!
Cuppa Joe! at the Parish Center!
First Tuesday of each Month, July 6, 4:00p
Virtual at an Archdiocese Saint Joseph Pilgrimage Location
10 talks by 10 theologians on the 10 wonders of Saint Joseph, filmed at 10 Local Pilgrimages in our archdiocese entrusted to the patronage of our spiritual father. These talks will premiere the first Tuesday of the month – just in time for your afternoon coffee!
Viewable on: Facebook, YouTube and Instagram – and on the Year of Saint Joseph page
Today's Talk: “Just and Reverent Man” presented by Fr. Kevin Zilverberg in New Hope
PRISM's Shop for Change Thrift Shop
Starting July 10, Mondays through Saturdays
PRISM Golden Valley
Find your perfect items while supporting PRISM! PRISM provides social services and connections that empower people in our community to build healthy, stable lives. Your support makes it possible for PRISM to provide healthy food, proper clothing, a nd housing stability for 8,000 children, adults and seniors each year. Volunteers are also needed on Saturdays for 3-hour shifts between 9:00a and 3:00p. See www.prismmpls.org for more information.
Cuppa Joe!
First Tuesday of each Month, August 3, 4:00p
Virtual at an Archdiocese Saint Joseph Pilgrimage Location
10 talks by 10 theologians on the 10 wonders of Saint Joseph, filmed at 10 Local Pilgrimages in our archdiocese entrusted to the patronage of our spiritual father. These talks will premiere the first Tuesday of the month – just in time for your afternoon coffee!
Viewable on: Facebook, YouTube and Instagram – and on the Year of Saint Joseph page
Today's Talk: “Savior of the Savior” presented by Deacon Joe Michalak in Miesville
Cuppa Joe!
First Tuesday of each Month, September 7, 4:00p
Virtual at an Archdiocese Saint Joseph Pilgrimage Location
10 talks by 10 theologians on the 10 wonders of Saint Joseph, filmed at 10 Local Pilgrimages in our archdiocese entrusted to the patronage of our spiritual father. These talks will premiere the first Tuesday of the month – just in time for your afternoon coffee!
Viewable on: Facebook, YouTube and Instagram – and on the Year of Saint Joseph page
Today's Talk: “Adorer of Christ” presented by Liz Kelly in Waconia
First Friday - Liturgy
Friday, August 6, 11:00a Mass
Parish Center
Retired seniors gather for daily Mass, all are welcome!
Cuppa Joe!
First Tuesday of each Month, October 5, 4:00p
Virtual at an Archdiocese Saint Joseph Pilgrimage Location
10 talks by 10 theologians on the 10 wonders of Saint Joseph, filmed at 10 Local Pilgrimages in our archdiocese entrusted to the patronage of our spiritual father. These talks will premiere the first Tuesday of the month – just in time for your afternoon coffee!
Viewable on: Facebook, YouTube and Instagram – and on the Year of Saint Joseph page
Today's Talk: “Silent Witness” presented by Fr. John Floder in Rosemount
Cuppa Joe!
First Tuesday of each Month, November 2, 4:00p
Virtual at an Archdiocese Saint Joseph Pilgrimage Location
10 talks by 10 theologians on the 10 wonders of Saint Joseph, filmed at 10 Local Pilgrimages in our archdiocese entrusted to the patronage of our spiritual father. These talks will premiere the first Tuesday of the month – just in time for your afternoon coffee!
Viewable on: Facebook, YouTube and Instagram – and on the Year of Saint Joseph page
Today's Talk: “Patron of a Happy Death” presented by Deacon Dan Gannon in St. Paul
Cuppa Joe!
First Tuesday of each Month, June 1, 4:00p
Virtual at an Archdiocese Saint Joseph Pilgrimage Location
10 talks by 10 theologians on the 10 wonders of Saint Joseph, filmed at 10 Local Pilgrimages in our archdiocese entrusted to the patronage of our spiritual father. These talks will premiere the first Tuesday of the month – just in time for your afternoon coffee!
Viewable on: Facebook, YouTube and Instagram – and on the Year of Saint Joseph page
Today's Talk: “Terror of Demons” presented by Fr. Jon Vander Ploeg in Taylors Falls
17th Annual St. Joseph Fall Festival - SAVE THE DATE!!!
October 9 and 10
Parish Center
Community Event - All Are Welcome!!!
Bring Yourself, Family, Friends, Relatives and Neighbors and have a GREAT time!
We also need lots of helping hands to make this a successful event! Recruiting will begin in the Fall - watch the bulletin, social media and www.stjosephparish.com/fall-festival.