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St. Joseph Catholic Community
► Job Opening - Childcare Provider - Apply Here!
► Lenten Renew Registration - Sign Up Here!
► Fare for All! - Parish Center, Feb 15, 3:00p-5:00p!
► We Are All Criminals, Parish Center, Feb 16-27!
► The Spitfire Grill Performances - Parish Center, Feb 17-26!
► Lenten Season Begins, February 22!
► Monthly Sunday Youth Mass - Parish Center, March 12, 6:00p!
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.
“COVID-19 has created an unprecedented upheaval in the American culture, with approximately 800,000 fatalities in the U.S. (5.25 million globally), 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."
Fireside Video Chats with Father Malek, LPCC
"Wellness Matters" and "Loss and Grief"
"Complicated Grief" and "Racial Justice and Mental Health"
Online: www.stjosephparish.com/fireside-chats
We invite you to these online presentations by our favorite psychologist and visiting priest, Fr. Matthew Malek, LPCC as he discusses the issues in these current times.
Support PRISM of Minneapolis
Donate and/or Volunteer: www.prismmpls.org
Drop Off Donations at Church or PRISM
1220 Zane Ave N, Golden Valley | 763.529.1350
Shop for Change Thrift Shop HELP!
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, and housing stability for 8,000 children, adults and seniors each year. Volunteers are also needed Monday through Saturdays to sort, price, help at the register and front desk.
February Drive: Kitchen Seasoning and Spices
Missions Inc. Food & Necessities Drive
Parish Center - High Hall Drop-Off
February / March “Show the Love”
*Infants and Children: Disposable diapers (size 4 & 5), baby and children shampoo, new bottles, baby bottle brushes, baby monitors, formula (Similac Sensitive and Similac Advanced), new spill proof sippy cups, children’s body wash and shampoo, toothbrushes and toothpaste, plastic bibs, etc.
Missions, Inc. Programs Nursing Home, located near Medicine Lake in Plymouth, opened a skilled-care facility in 1964 exclusively for men, Mission Nursing Home provides short-term and long-term care for up to 80 residents who may be experiencing a variety of physical and behavioral health issues. Services include skilled nursing care, physical, occupational and speech therapies, nutrition assistance, and social and recreational activities to help residents attain the optimum quality of life. Disposable items are needed to support all ages.
For more information, visit: https://www.missionsinc.org.
Pope Francis' Movie: The Letter
Online Now
https://www.theletterfilm.org/watch
The Laudato Si' Movement produced a film called The Letter which highlights invitations to four leaders from around the world who advised Pope Francis in his writing of Laudato Si'. Our Archdiocese's Care for Creation Team has been inspired by this film and invites you to be inspired by it.
SJCC Grief Support Group
Every Monday, February 6, 7:00p - 8:30p
Parish Center
A support, educational, and sharing group for adults whose loved one has died, led by a trained facilitator providing:
* Information about the grieving process
* Caring and support from others who are also grieving
* Sharing of memories and feelings in a confidential setting
* For adults who have experienced the loss of loved ones
We pray and learn together in a supportive environment, sharing and providing comfort for those who have experienced a loss of a dear one. www.stjosephparish.com/grief.
Centering Prayer
Tuesday, February 7, 7:00a - 7:30a
Online - Zoom
Begin your day listening to scripture and pausing with reflection. All are welcome to join us on Tuesdays online. Contact johnbyrnesmn@gmail.com for a meeting link.
Empty Bowls Events!
February 7 through March 7
Robbinsdale Middle School, 5:00p, 5:45p and 6:30p
February 7, Bowl Glazing
PRISM, Golden Valley, 12:00p - 7:00p
February 9, Bowl Decorating ($15 Bowl and Supplies Supplied)
FAIR School Crystal, 5:00p, 5:45p and 6:30p
February 16, Bowl Glazing
Adults and children age 5+ are invited to make clay bowls. Stop in for a short time or spend the entire time perfecting your creation. Groups are welcome. Reservations are encouraged but not required. See https://ced.rdale.org/community/empty-bowls.
Empty Bowls Fundraiser 2023
March 7, 5:00p- 7:30p, Cooper High School, New Hope
A community meal and fundraiser benefiting PRISM & NEAR Food Shelves through an effort of volunteers, local businesses, and school district. Free will donation includes bowl, soup dinner and entertainment!
Donations are also accepted online: https://ced.rdale.org/community/empty-bowls.
Weekday Masses at St. Joseph's
February 7 - 9
Tuesday 5:30p | Wednesday 9:00a | Thursday 9:00a
We invite you to join our weekday liturgies with Father Terry or visiting priest.
We come together to worship and praise the Lord.
Eucharistic Adoration
February 8 and Every Wednesday, 10:00a - 2:00p
Parish Center Chapel
A beautiful time to be alone in prayer and feel the warmth and power of our Lord.
LOURDES Documentary
February 8 - 9
In Theaters Near You
LOURDES is a film about six fragile pilgrims, each in search of a miracle at Our Lady of Lourdes grotto in the south of France. Premiering just in time for the 165th anniversary of Our Lady’s first apparition, the documentary also includes 15 minutes of bonus content on the miracles of Lourdes, only for the U.S. premiere! Nominated for Best Documentary at two international film awards. Lourdes can be seen in French with English subtitles on February 8 and in Spanish with English subtitles on February 9 at theaters around the nation, including [your local theater – see poster for the closest one to you]. Visit lourdesthemovement.com for tickets. Please help support this movie in the mainstream by seeing and sharing this powerful film!
First Reconciliation Preparation - Parent Meeting
Wednesday, February 8, 5:15p
Parish Center
Parents ONLY meeting to discuss the sacrament of First Reconciliation with Fr. Terry and receive materials needed to prepare your child(ren) for the First Reconciliation retreat.
Pre-requisite: Children must be enrolled in the St. Joseph Catholic Community Faith Formation program.
Adult Choir Rehearsal
Every Wednesday, February 8, 7:00p
Parish Center
Join any time and share your voice with us!
St. Joe's Men's Bible Study
Every Thursday, February 9, 7:30a - 8:30a
Historic Little Church and via Zoom
The Men's Bible Study is a vibrant Catholic group of men with a long-standing tradition at
St. Joseph's. Each week, heartfelt discussions are held, reflecting on the old and new testaments. Besides Scripture study, they join together to pray for each other's intentions as well as offering prayer for the St. Joseph's parishioners and wider community intentions.
To learn more, visit: www.stjosephparish.com/sjcc-men
St. Joseph Spiritual Book Club
Second Thursday of the Month
February 9, 1:30p - 3:00p
Parish Center, John Paul Room
Each meeting will be a social and conversation about a chosen book. All are welcome. Questions: Contact Pat Goetz 763.544.3352
Discussion: Unbelievable: Why Neither Ancient Creeds Nor the Reformation Can Produce a Living Faith Today by John Shelby Spong
SJCC Peace and Justice Commission Meeting
Thursday, February 9, 6:30p - 8:00p
Parish Center, JPI/II
Find out more about the SJCC Peace and Justice Commission! Our mission is to provide opportunities for our parish to learn, discuss and engage in action on current issues that we face each day. Building equity through action, we seek to do this work through our Faith as Catholics, and with a prayerful focus on the principles of Catholic Social Teaching - a rich treasure of wisdom about building a just society and living lives of holiness amidst the changes of modern society.
Find out more at www.stjosephparish.com/advocacy.
Christian Witness in a Post-Christian World
Thursday, February 9, 7:00p - 8:30p
Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, Minnetonka
Dr. Mary Healy has a gift for presenting our faith! You will not want to miss this! Dr. Healy is a professor of Scripture at Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit, one of the first three women ever to serve on the Pontifical Biblical Commission, and a best-selling author and international speaker. Event is FREE. No registration necessary.
Archdiocesan World Day of the Sick Mass
Saturday, February 11, 10:00a
Transfiguration, Oakdale and Live Streamed
The Archdiocese, in sponsoring collaboration with Curatio Apostolate and Order of Malta cordially invites those who are suffering from any type of bodily or psychological illness, those caring for family who are ill or are healthcare workers, and priests of the Archdiocese (especially chaplains) to attend this Mass on the Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes. Mass will be celebrated by Archbishop Hebda. Reception and a short reflection by Fr. Jaspers will follow.
Weekend Worship!
Saturday, Feb 11, 4:30p Parish Center
Sunday, Feb 12, 8:00a Historic Little Church
Sunday, Feb 12, 10:00a, Parish Center (Also Online)
Sunday, Feb 12, 6:00p, Parish Center
Rosary
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.
Every Sunday After 10:00a Mass
Parish Center
Signup to Serve!
Join St. Joseph Catholic Community for fellowship after the 10:00a Mass for a sweet treat and beverage. Meet someone new, gather with friends, ask that burning question, and find out more about St. Joe's!
Eucharistic Minister Training
After Weekend Masses
Saturday, February 11, 5:30p
Sunday, February 12, 11:00a
Sunday, February 12, 6:00p
Parish Center (Sanctuary Altar)
Learn about the most important ministry in the liturgy: Minister of the Holy Eucharist.
You will be guided through the process which will invite you to serve at any liturgy in the Catholic Church. All confirmed Parishioners are welcome to attend.
If you are not able to attend the training, please contact our Liturgist, Aaron VanDanton, and individual training will be provided. You may also complete the Liturgical Ministry Enrollment Form found at www.stjosephparish.com/liturgical-ministries.
Respect Life Group Meeting
Second Sunday, February 12, 11:00a - 12:00p
Parish Center, Fireplace Lounge
Join others who want to make a difference! We plan upcoming events and fundraisers to support a variety of organizations. For more information, contact vpoppe4@gmail.com.
St. Joseph General Book Club
Second Monday, February 13, 1:30p - 3:00p
Parish Center, John Paul Room
The facilitator determines and checks out book club kits from the library and distributes them at the meetings. Kick back, read the book and then come together to discuss it with others. Questions? Contact Facilitator Pat Goetz at the Parish Office: 763.544.3352
Book Selection: Dear Mrs. Bird by Al Pearce
Weekday Masses at St. Joseph's
February 14 - 16
Tuesday 5:30p | Wednesday 9:00a | Thursday 9:00a
We invite you to join our weekday liturgies with Father Terry or visiting priest.
We come together to worship and praise the Lord.
St. Joe's Prayer Shawl Group
Third Wednesday, February 15, 1:30p - 3:00p
Parish Center, Room 2 (Now through May)
Calling all knitters and crocheters! Bring your needles and yarn to the Prayer Shawl Group meeting. Gather to share, learn and create items for events and those experiencing loss, grief and joy! Visit: www.stjosephparish.com/prayer-shawls
Fare For All
Wednesday, February 15, 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. 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: https://fareforall.thefoodgroupmn.org
Benilde-St. Margaret's School Open House
Thursday, February 16, 8:30a - 10:30a
Benilde-St. Margaret, St. Louis Park
You're invited to a special open house event at Benilde-St. Margaret's School to learn more about Catholic education. Beginning at 8:30 a.m., prospective families for grades 7-12 can tour our suburban campus, meet current students and families, and get to know our administration and teachers with informal Q&A.
Visit www.bsmschool.org/openhouse-feb16 to find out more and to attend this event.
St. Joe's REPS Meeting
Third Thursday, February 16, 9:30a, Room A
Parish Center (Sept through May)
Join a community of caring women who come together for service projects for the parish and serve the meals for funerals and special events. They also hold other fundraisers for parish groups and local organizations and conduct special collections for local non-profits.
The Mission of the St. Joseph's Reps is to provide social outreach to others in their time of grief or need. We build community within our parish and support projects designed to aid in our outreach. We strive to love our neighbor as God loves us and live our faith while serving others. We invite you to attend!
St. Joseph's MOMS Group
Thursday, February 16, 11:30a - 12:30p
(Now through May)
Parish Center, Noah's ArkThis spiritual MOMS group meets twice a month. We discuss a variety of weekly topics and form lasting bonds with other young families. Join us! www.stjosephparish.com/moms.
Topic: You are Enough: What Women of the Bible Teach You About Your Mission and Worth
Prep Work: See www.stjosephparish.com/MOMs
We are All Criminals SEEN Exhibit
February 16 - 27 (Open Around Mass & The Spitfire Grill Performance Times) at the Parish Center
We Are All Criminals is a non-profit organization dedicated to challenging society’s perceptions of what it means to be “criminal.” Through shared stories of those who committed or were accused of committing crimes, those who got away with them, and those who have been directly affected by the criminal justice system, we seek to erase the barriers that separate us. Hosted by the SJCC Peace and Justice Commission; find out more at www.stjosephparish.com/advocacy.
SEEN is a prison portrait and poetry project. But more importantly, it’s a Minnesota portrait and poetry project. Through photography, video, and written word, we share the poignant brilliance of poets and prose writers in Minnesota state prisons, and work together to make the invisible visible, the unheard heard, and the unseen seen. In collaboration with the Minnesota Prison Writing Workshop (MPWW) and the thoughtful, intelligent, humble, and deeply gifted writers on the inside, WAAC challenges and disrupts mass incarceration by clearing the pathways for people behind bars to have their voices heard, faces seen, and humanity recognized–and for people on the outside to reckon with the inhumanity of our country’s mass incarceration mass disaster.
The Spitfire Grill Performances
February 17, 18, 23, 24 and 25 at 7:30p
February 19 and 26 at 2:30p
Parish Center
The Spitfire Grill is a gentle but powerful drama based on a 1996 film, about a range of emotions including fear and guilt, forgiveness, transformation, sacrifice, beauty of creation, healing, preconception and love. Set in a small Wisconsin town, this beautiful story is enhanced by a gorgeous, soulful score. SJCC Peace and Justice Commission will host these performances for our community. The performances are presented by the Cross Community Players, who weave artistic expression and charitable support for Cross Services, a local non-profit organization who serve families and individuals in times of need. Donations of non-perishable foods and school supplies will be accepted at all performances.
Tickets: Adults $18 | 65+ and Students $16 | Under 2 Free
Tickets available at www.crossplayers.org.
Women's Day of ReflectionSaturday, February 18, 8:00a - 2:00p, $15
St. Alphonsus Church, Brooklyn Center
This annual Day of Reflection will begin with Mass, following which Mark Wyss will speak on Mary, Mother of all: Culture and Devotion. Mark Wyss is the Executive to the Director of Liturgy and Sacred Arts at the Basilica of St. Mary. Spanish translation will be available upon request. A continental breakfast and a spectacular luncheon will be provided. Tickets will be available until February 12th. Contact Molly Malecki at (763) 535-1928 or mmafscme2822@aol.com for further questions. All are invited.
WINE: Catholic Women’s Conference
Saturday, February 18, 8:00a - 3:30p
Saint Bartholomew, Wayzata | Early Bird Pricing Feb 1
Ladies of all ages are invited to the WINE: Catholic Women's Conference, "A Spiritual Spa: Come to the Living Waters.” The conference includes Mass with Archbishop Hebda, inspirational talks by amazing Catholic speakers, opportunities for confession, adoration, prayer with a prayer team, shopping, laughter, a fabulous lunch, and more!An optional evening "Gathering in the Vineyard," on Friday, February 17, will bring together women passionate about living out the New Evangelization. Early bird pricing ends February 1. Invite your friends & register today at spiritualspa2023.eventbrite.com!
Weekend Worship!
Saturday, Feb 18, 4:30p Parish Center
Sunday, Feb 19, 8:00a Historic Little Church
Sunday, Feb 19, 10:00a, Parish Center (Also Online)
Rosary
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.
Every Sunday After 10:00a Mass
Parish Center
Signup to Serve!
Join St. Joseph Catholic Community for fellowship after the 10:00a Mass for a sweet treat and beverage. Meet someone new, gather with friends, ask that burning question, and find out more about St. Joe's!
Cenacle of Prayer for Priests
Third Sunday of Each Month, February 19
Parish Center Chapel, 8:15a - 9:15a
Pray together to build a spiritual reservoir of grace for priests and seminarians and their challenges and needs. This prayer is followed by the Rosary.
Say this prayer today: https://www.usccb.org/prayers/prayer-priests
President's Day
Monday, February 20
Federal Holiday
Originally established in 1884 in recognition of President George Washington, the holiday became popularly known as Presidents' Day after it was moved as part of 1971’s Uniform Monday Holiday Act, an attempt to create more three-day weekends for the nation’s workers. Give thanks to those who brought us freedom.
The Compassionate Friends
Third Monday, February 20, 6:30p - 8:30p
Parish Center and Online Zoom
All Are Welcome
The mission of The Compassionate Friends is to provide highly personal comfort, hope and support to a family experiencing the death of a son or daughter, brother or sister or a grandchild and helps others better assist the grieving family. When a child dies, at any age, the family suffers intense pain and may feel hopeless and isolated.
www.compassionatefriends.org.
Weekday Masses at St. Joseph's
February 21 - 24
Tues 5:30p | Wed 9:00a | Thurs 9:00a | Lenten Friday 11:00a
We invite you to join our weekday liturgies with Father Terry or visiting priest.
We come together to worship and praise the Lord.
SJCC Parish Council Meeting
Third Tuesday, February 21, 6:00p
Parish Center, JPI/II
Converse, investigate, decide, plan, implement are the responsibilities of the parish council.
All parishioners are welcome to attend. If a topic is desired for discussion, please email it to john.m.comer@comcast.net 3 days prior to the meeting. For more information and monthly minutes, please visit: www.stjosephparish.com/parish-council
Ash Wednesday Mass
Wednesday, February 22
9:00a and 7:00p Mass/Online
12:00p Service
St. Joseph Parish Center
Join us for the first day of Lent, celebrating Ash Wednesday with St. Joseph Catholic as we prepare for the Lenten season.
SJCC Peace and Justice Commission Meeting
Thursday, February 23, 6:30p - 8:00p
Parish Center, JPI/II
Find out more about the SJCC Peace and Justice Commission! Our mission is to provide opportunities for our parish to learn, discuss and engage in action on current issues that we face each day. Building equity through action, we seek to do this work through our Faith as Catholics, and with a prayerful focus on the principles of Catholic Social Teaching - a rich treasure of wisdom about building a just society and living lives of holiness amidst the changes of modern society.
Find out more at www.stjosephparish.com/advocacy.
Friday Stations of the Cross
Feb 24, Mar 3, 10, 17, 24 and 31 at 3:00p
Historic Little Church
April 7, Good Friday LIving Stations, 12:00p, Parish Center
SJCC Stations of the Cross Recording With Father Terry: Click Here
1st Sunday of Lent Masses
Saturday, Feb 25, 4:30p Parish Center
Sunday, Feb 26, 8:00a Historic Little Church
Sunday, Feb 26, 10:00a, Parish Center (Also Online)
(Precious Blood Will Be Offered)
Rosary
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.
Every Sunday After 10:00a Mass
Parish Center
Signup to Serve!
Join St. Joseph Catholic Community for fellowship after the 10:00a Mass for a sweet treat and beverage. Meet someone new, gather with friends, ask that burning question, and find out more about St. Joe's!
50's+ Singles Monthly Dinner & Event
Sunday, February 26, 5:00p - 7:00p
Parish Center, $10 per Person, RSVP Required
Meet other St. Joseph 50+ Singles for good food, good people and good times each month!
5:00p Appetizers; 6:00p Dinner; 7:00p Social Hour. If you are not receiving invites and would like to participate in this group, please join the email list: www.stjosephparish.com/50-singles.
Weekday Masses at St. Joseph's
February 28 - March 3
Tues 5:30p | Wed 9:00a | Thurs 9:00a | Lenten Friday 11:00a
Parish Center
We invite you to join our weekday liturgies with Father Terry or visiting priest.
We come together to worship and praise the Lord.
St. Joseph's MOMS Group
Thursday, March 2, 11:30a - 12:30p
(Now through May)
Parish Center, Noah's ArkThis spiritual MOMS group meets twice a month. We discuss a variety of weekly topics and form lasting bonds with other young families. Join us! www.stjosephparish.com/moms.
Topic: You are Enough: What Women of the Bible Teach You About Your Mission and Worth
Prep Work: See www.stjosephparish.com/MOMs
First Friday - Liturgy & Luncheon
Friday, March 3, 11:00a Mass
Followed by Potluck Luncheon, Parish Center
Seniors gather for daily Mass, followed by a fellowship luncheon. All are welcome!
Special Mom's Day Away
Saturday, March 4, 9:30a - 3:00p
Grace Church, Eden Prairie Chapel, $15/Lunch Included
Moms come from all over the Twin Cities and surrounding states are invited to this Christ-centered event designed to encourage, support, and belss each mom through worship, teaching, sharing and fellowship. This year's focus in on Genesis 16:13 "You are the God who sees men," with keynote speaker, Lisa Jamieson who will deliver a message on "The Energized Caregiver: Tapping your Unique Strengths." For more information, visit: https://grace.church/events.
2nd Sunday of Lent Masses
Saturday, March 4, 4:30p Parish Center
Sunday, March 5, 8:00a Historic Little Church
Sunday, March 5, 10:00a, Parish Center (Also Online)
Rosary
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.
Every Sunday After 10:00a Mass
Parish Center
Signup to Serve!
Join St. Joseph Catholic Community for fellowship after the 10:00a Mass for a sweet treat and beverage. Meet someone new, gather with friends, ask that burning question, and find out more about St. Joe's!
Weekday Masses at St. Joseph's
March 3 - 7
Tues 5:30p | Wed 9:00a | Thurs 9:00a | First Friday 11:00a
Parish Center
We invite you to join our weekday liturgies with Father Terry or visiting priest.
We come together to worship and praise the Lord.
Robbinsdale Area School Location TBD
SJCC Young Adult Event - Empty Bowls
Tuesday, March 7, 6:00p
Event: Enjoy the art of the Empty Bowls project to bring awareness of feeding the hungry.
Join our young adults program! The group meets each month for community and faith building. See monthly events and activities posted on www.stjosephparish.com/young-adults. Stop in for some fun and meet new people!
St. Joseph Spiritual Book Club
Second Thursday of the Month
March 9, 1:30p - 3:00p
Parish Center, John Paul Room
Each meeting will be a social and conversation about a chosen book. All are welcome. Questions: Contact Pat Goetz 763.544.3352
Discussion: Unbelievable: Why Neither Ancient Creeds Nor the Reformation Can Produce a Living Faith Today by John Shelby Spong
First Reconciliation Retreat
Saturday, March 11, 8:00a - 12:30p
Parish Center
Pre-requisite: Attendance at the February 8 parent meeting. This is a First Reconciliation Retreat for parents AND children. Lunch provided!
3rd Sunday of Lent Masses
Saturday, March 11, 4:30p Parish Center
Sunday, March 12, 8:00a Historic Little Church
Sunday, March 12, 10:00a, Parish Center (Also Online)
Sunday, March 12, 6:00p, Parish Center (Youth Mass)
Rosary
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.
Every Sunday After 10:00a Mass
Parish Center
Signup to Serve!
Join St. Joseph Catholic Community for fellowship after the 10:00a Mass for a sweet treat and beverage. Meet someone new, gather with friends, ask that burning question, and find out more about St. Joe's!
Daylight Savings Begins
Sunday, March 12, 2:00a
Set Clocks Ahead One Hour!
In the Northern Hemisphere, the March equinox (aka spring equinox or vernal equinox) occurs when the Sun crosses the equator line, heading north in the sky. After this date, the Northern Hemisphere begins to be tilted more toward the Sun, resulting in increasing daylight hours and warming temperatures. YAAAAAAY!!!!
Minnetonka Chamber Orchestra Concert
Sunday, March 12, 3:00p
Parish Center
Join us for festive music!
The concert is free and a public event. http://www.musicassociation.org/home.html
Sunday Youth Mass
Sunday, March 12, 6:00p - 7:30p
Parish Center
As part of the youth faith formation program during the school year, the monthly Sunday 6:00 PM Mass will be incorporated into the youth's programming as a learning Mass.
These 90-minute Masses are specifically focused on the youth, however open to everyone. After the homily the youth will gather in the church in their small groups for discussion.
All Mass attendees will be included in the discussion.
St. Joseph General Book Club
Second Monday, March 13, 1:30p - 3:00p
Parish Center, John Paul Room
The facilitator determines and checks out book club kits from the library and distributes them at the meetings. Kick back, read the book and then come together to discuss it with others. Questions? Contact Facilitator Pat Goetz at the Parish Office: 763.544.3352
Book Selection: Lost Girls of Paris by Pam Jenoff.
Weekday Masses at St. Joseph's
March 14 - 17
Tues 5:30p | Wed 9:00a | Thurs 9:00a | Lenten Friday 11:00a
Parish Center
We invite you to join our weekday liturgies with Father Terry or visiting priest.
We come together to worship and praise the Lord.
Fare For All
Wednesday, March 15, 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. 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: https://fareforall.thefoodgroupmn.org
First Communion Preparation - Parent Meeting
Wednesday, March 15, 5:15p
Parish Center
Parents only meeting to discuss the sacrament of the Eucharist with Fr. Terry and receive materials needed to prepare your child for the First Communion retreat..
Pre-requisite: Children must be enrolled in the St. Joseph Catholic Community Faith Formation program.
St. Joseph's MOMS Group
Thursday, March 16, 11:30a - 12:30p
(Now through May)
Parish Center, Noah's ArkThis spiritual MOMS group meets twice a month. We discuss a variety of weekly topics and form lasting bonds with other young families. Join us! www.stjosephparish.com/moms.
Topic: You are Enough: What Women of the Bible Teach You About Your Mission and Worth
Prep Work: See www.stjosephparish.com/MOMs
Annual Saint Patrick's Day Mass
Friday, March 17, 9:30a - 11:00a
Cathedral of Saint Paul
The Ancient Order of Hibernians would like to welcome everyone to the annual Saint Patrick's Day Mass with The Most Reverend Bernard A. Hebda, Archbishop of Saint Paul and Minneapolis. This is a wonderful way to start off this most special day
Solemnity Mass of St. Joseph
(4th Sunday of Lent)
Saturday, March 18 4:30 PM, Parish Center
Sunday, March 19, 8:00 AM, Historic Little Church
Sunday, March 19, 10:00 AM, Parish Center (Also Online)
Followed by the Feast of St. Joseph
The Feast Celebration & RSVP: We invite all St. Joseph families to attend this wonderful annual event and be served by St. Joseph Staff and Council Members. Watch your email for an invitation!
This is a gathering of gratitude for all who make St. Joe's the vibrant community we are honored to serve. A complimentary meal will be offered directly after Mass.
Free to Parish families and gluten free and vegetarian options will be available
Rosary
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.
Weekday Masses at St. Joseph's
March 21 - 24
Tues 5:30p | Wed 9:00a | Thurs 9:00a | Lenten Friday 11:00a
Parish Center
We invite you to join our weekday liturgies with Father Terry or visiting priest.
We come together to worship and praise the Lord.
5th Sunday of Lent Masses
Saturday, March 25, 4:30p Parish Center
Sunday, March 26, 8:00a Historic Little Church
Sunday, March 26, 10:00a, Parish Center (Also Online)
Rosary
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.
Every Sunday After 10:00a Mass
Parish Center
Signup to Serve!
Join St. Joseph Catholic Community for fellowship after the 10:00a Mass for a sweet treat and beverage. Meet someone new, gather with friends, ask that burning question, and find out more about St. Joe's!
CSB/SJU Chamber Choir Concert
Sunday, March 26, 11.:00a - 12:00p
Parish Center
Listen to the beautiful music of the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University Chamber Choir as they present their Tour Home Concert. The choir performs repertoire from the Western art music tradition as well as contemporary and global works.
50's+ Singles Monthly Dinner & Event
Sunday, March 26, 5:00p - 7:00p
Parish Center, $10 per Person, RSVP Required
Meet other St. Joseph 50+ Singles for good food, good people and good times each month!
5:00p Appetizers; 6:00p Dinner; 7:00p Social Hour. If you are not receiving invites and would like to participate in this group, please join the email list: www.stjosephparish.com/50-singles.
Communal Penance Service
Thursday, March 27, 7:00p
Parish Center
Not only does the Sacrament of Penance free us from our sins but it also challenges us to have the same kind of compassion and forgiveness for those who sin against us. We are liberated to be forgivers. We obtain new insight into the words of the Prayer of St. Francis:
It is in pardoning that we are pardoned."
“After his resurrection, Jesus passed on his mission to forgive sins to his ministers, telling them, “As the Father has sent me, even so I send you…Receive the Holy Spirit. If you forgive the sins of any, they are forgiven; if you retain the sins of any, they are retained”
(John 20:21–23)
Weekday Masses at St. Joseph's
March 28 - 31
Tues 5:30p | Wed 9:00a | Thurs 9:00a | Lenten Friday 11:00a
Parish Center
We invite you to join our weekday liturgies with Father Terry or visiting priest.
We come together to worship and praise the Lord.
In-Person and Online Mass at St. Joseph
(Palm Sunday of the Lord's Passion)
Saturday, April 1, 4:30p Parish Center
Sunday, April 2, 8:00a Historic Little Church
Sunday, April 2, 10:00a, Parish Center (Also Online)
(Rice Bowl and Alms Collection)
Rosary
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.
Every Sunday After 10:00a Mass
Parish Center
Signup to Serve!
Join St. Joseph Catholic Community for fellowship after the 10:00a Mass for a sweet treat and beverage. Meet someone new, gather with friends, ask that burning question, and find out more about St. Joe's!
Private Confessions
Tuesday, April 4, 4:30p - 5:30p
Wednesday, April 5, 11:00a - Noon
Parish Center
Confession to God leads to peace with God and leaves us with the assurance that we are forgiven, cleansed, and free! ~Donna Jones
Weekday Masses at St. Joseph's
April 4 - 5 | Tues 5:30p | Wed 9:00a
Parish Center
We invite you to join our weekday liturgies with Father Terry or visiting priest.
We come together to worship and praise the Lord.
Holy Thursday Mass
Thursday, April 6, 7:00p (No 9:00a Mass)
Parish Center (Also Online)
(Washing of Feet Offered; Rice Bowl and Alms Collection)
8:00p - 10:30p Adoration, Parish Center Chapel
Join us on Holy or Maundy Thursday to commemorate the Washing of the Feet and Last Supper of Jesus Christ with the Apostles.
Good Friday Living Stations of the Cross
Good Friday, April 7, 12:00p
Parish Center
We invite you to walk the Stations of the Cross with commemorative mediation of the passion and death of our Lord Jesus.
Good Friday Service
Friday, April 7, 7:00p (No 11:00a Mass)
Parish Center (Also Online)
Join us on Good Friday to recall the crucifixion of Jesus and his death at Calvary.
Holy Saturday Blessings and Easter Vigil Mass
Saturday, April 8
12:00p, Blessing of Easter Food, Historic Little Church
8:00p Mass, Parish Center (Also Online)
Join us on Holy Saturday to commemorate the day that Jesus Christ lay in the tomb after his death,
Easter Sunday Masses!
Sunday, April 9
8:00 AM, Historic Little Church
8:30 AM, Parish Center
10:30 AM, Parish Center (Also Online)
We invite you, friends and family to join us to celebrate our Risen Lord! Hallelujah, Hallelujah!
Episcopal Ordination of Bishop-Elect Michael Izen
Tuesday, April 11, 1:00p; 12:45p Procession
Cathedral of Saint Paul and Live Streamed
On January 5, 2023, Pope Francis named Father Michael John Izen, a priest of the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis, as an auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis, assigning him the titular see of Newport.
Bishop-elect Izen is currently the pastor of the Churches of Saint Michael and Saint Mary in Stillwater, the parochial administrator of the Church of St. Charles in Bayport and the canonical administrator of Saint Croix Catholic school. A native of Fairmont, Minnesota, Bishop-elect Izen, 55, earned an undergraduate degree in mathematics and computer science from St. John’s University in Collegeville, Minnesota, and upon graduation, went to work for 3M as a systems analyst. During his nine years at 3M, it became clearer that God was calling him to discern a possible vocation to the priesthood, so he enrolled at The Saint Paul Seminary in St. Paul, Minnesota, earning a Masters of Divinity. Bishop-elect Izen was ordained to the priesthood May 28, 2005, by Archbishop Harry J. Flynn. Fifteen men were ordained to the priesthood that day, one of the largest ordination classes in decades.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED:Town Square Television (the non-profit that broadcasts priest ordinations each May) is looking for volunteers to assist with the production of Bishop-Izen’s ordination, scheduled for April 11 at the Cathedral of Saint Paul. Those who are available that day and have audio mixing or video production experience are encouraged to contact Joe Conlon from Town Square Television (a Knight of Columbus and parishioner from Saint John Neumann in Eagan) at jconlon@townsquare.tv. This is a unique opportunity to participate in an episcopal ordination.
Fare For All
Wednesday, April 12, 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. 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: https://fareforall.thefoodgroupmn.org
St. Joseph's MOMS Group
Thursday, April 13, 11:30a - 12:30p
(Now through May)
Parish Center, Noah's ArkThis spiritual MOMS group meets twice a month. We discuss a variety of weekly topics and form lasting bonds with other young families. Join us! www.stjosephparish.com/moms.
Topic: You are Enough: What Women of the Bible Teach You About Your Mission and Worth
Prep Work: See www.stjosephparish.com/MOMs
St. Joseph General Book Club
Second Monday, April 13, 1:30p - 3:00p
Parish Center, John Paul Room
The facilitator determines and checks out book club kits from the library and distributes them at the meetings. Kick back, read the book and then come together to discuss it with others. Questions? Contact Facilitator Pat Goetz at the Parish Office: 763.544.3352.
Book Selection: The Night Watchman by Louise Erdrich.
First Communion Retreat
Saturday, April 15, 8:00a - 12:00p
Parish Center
Pre-requisite: Attendance at the March 15 parent meeting. This is a First Communion Retreat for parents AND children. Lunch provided!
Note: If your child was not baptized at St Joseph's, please bring a copy of their baptismal certificate.
Divine Mercy Sunday Masses
Saturday, April 15, 4:30p, Parish Center
Sunday, April 16, 8:00a, Historic Little Church
Sunday, April 16, 10:00a, Parish Center (Also Online)
Divine Mercy Sunday focuses on the gift of mercy and love given through Christ's death, burial, and resurrection. As Pope John Paul II stated, “Divine Mercy reaches human beings through the heart of Christ crucified.”
Rosary
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.
Every Sunday After 10:00a Mass
Parish Center
Signup to Serve!
Join St. Joseph Catholic Community for fellowship after the 10:00a Mass for a sweet treat and beverage. Meet someone new, gather with friends, ask that burning question, and find out more about St. Joe's!
St. Joseph Spiritual Book Club
Second Thursday of the Month
April 13, 1:30p - 3:00p
Parish Center, John Paul Room
Each meeting will be a social and conversation about a chosen book. All are welcome. Questions: Contact Pat Goetz 763.544.3352.
Discussion: This Tender Land by William Kent Kruger
Pro-Life Across America BanquetThursday, April 20, 5:45p - 9:00p
Banquets of Minnesota, Fridley and Virtual Event
Join us in person or online for our Culture of Love Banquet, featuring keynote speaker, Melissa Ohden. Ms. Ohden is the survivor of a failed saline infusion abortion, but like every survivor, she is so much more. She is the Founder and Director of The Abortion Survivors Network, the only healing and advocacy organization. Join our celebration and learn about the power of PROLIFE Across AMERICA’s life-saving Media Mission - proven to change hearts and save babies’ lives! Cost $75.
3rd Sunday of Easter Masses
Saturday, April 22, 4:30p, Parish Center
Sunday, April 23, 8:00a, Historic Little Church
Sunday, April 23, 10:00a, Parish Center (Also Online)
Rosary
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.
Every Sunday After 10:00a Mass
Parish Center
Signup to Serve!
Join St. Joseph Catholic Community for fellowship after the 10:00a Mass for a sweet treat and beverage. Meet someone new, gather with friends, ask that burning question, and find out more about St. Joe's!
50's+ Singles Monthly Dinner & Event
Sunday, April 23, 5:00p - 7:00p
Parish Center, $10 per Person, RSVP Required
Meet other St. Joseph 50+ Singles for good food, good people and good times each month!
5:00p Appetizers; 6:00p Dinner; 7:00p Social Hour. If you are not receiving invites and would like to participate in this group, please join the email list: www.stjosephparish.com/50-singles.
St. Joseph's MOMS Group
Thursday, Apri 27, 11:30a - 12:30p
(Now through May)
Parish Center, Noah's ArkThis spiritual MOMS group meets twice a month. We discuss a variety of weekly topics and form lasting bonds with other young families. Join us! www.stjosephparish.com/moms.
Topic: You are Enough: What Women of the Bible Teach You About Your Mission and Worth
Prep Work: See www.stjosephparish.com/MOMs
4th Sunday of Easter Masses
Saturday, April 29, 4:30p, Parish Center
Sunday, April 30, 8:00a, Historic Little Church
Sunday, April 30, 10:00a, Parish Center (Also Online)
(Rite of First Communion)
Rosary
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.
Every Sunday After 10:00a Mass
Parish Center
Signup to Serve!
Join St. Joseph Catholic Community for fellowship after the 10:00a Mass for a sweet treat and beverage. Meet someone new, gather with friends, ask that burning question, and find out more about St. Joe's!
SJCC First Communion Mass
Sunday, April 30, 10:00a
Parish Center
Witness the sacramental celebration of our St. Joseph Catholic Community youth who will receive their First Communion at this special Mass.
St. Joseph's MOMS Group
Thursday, May 4, 11:30a - 12:30p
(Now through May)
Parish Center, Noah's ArkThis spiritual MOMS group meets twice a month. We discuss a variety of weekly topics and form lasting bonds with other young families. Join us! www.stjosephparish.com/moms.
Topic: You are Enough: What Women of the Bible Teach You About Your Mission and Worth
Prep Work: See www.stjosephparish.com/MOMs
Parish Center
SJCC Young Adult Event - Grill the Priest
Thursday, May 4, 7:00p
Event: Come with your questions! Find out most of the answers from Fr. Terry!.
Join our young adults program! The group meets each month for community and faith building. See monthly events and activities posted on www.stjosephparish.com/young-adults. Stop in for some fun and meet new people!
5th Sunday of Easter Masses
Saturday, May 6, 4:30p, Parish Center
Sunday, May 7, 8:00a, Historic Little Church
Sunday, May 7, 10:00a, Parish Center (Also Online)
Rosary
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.
Every Sunday After 10:00a Mass
Parish Center
Signup to Serve!
Join St. Joseph Catholic Community for fellowship after the 10:00a Mass for a sweet treat and beverage. Meet someone new, gather with friends, ask that burning question, and find out more about St. Joe's!
St. Joseph General Book Club
Second Monday, May 8, 1:30p - 3:00p
Parish Center, John Paul Room
The facilitator determines and checks out book club kits from the library and distributes them at the meetings. Kick back, read the book and then come together to discuss it with others. Questions? Contact Facilitator Pat Goetz at the Parish Office: 763.544.3352.
Book Selection: The Book of Longings by Sue Monk Kid.
St. Joseph Spiritual Book Club
Thursday, May 11, 1:30p - 3:00p (Last Meeting Until Fall)
Parish Center, John Paul Room
Each meeting will be a social and conversation about a chosen book.
All are welcome. Questions: Contact Pat Goetz 763.544.3352
Discussion: Teresa of Calcutta Dark Night, Active Love by Jon M. Sweeney
6th Sunday of Easter Masses
Saturday, May 13, 4:30p, Parish Center
Sunday, May 14, 8:00a, Historic Little Church
Sunday, May 14, 10:00a, Parish Center (Also Online)
Sunday, May 14, 6:00p, Youth Mass, Parish Center
Rosary
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.
Every Sunday After 10:00a Mass
Parish Center
Signup to Serve!
Join St. Joseph Catholic Community for fellowship after the 10:00a Mass for a sweet treat and beverage. Meet someone new, gather with friends, ask that burning question, and find out more about St. Joe's!
Happy Mother's Day!!!
Sunday, May 14
St. Joe's Honors You!!!
Celebrating and honoring the mother of the family, as well as motherhood, maternal bonds, and the influence of mothers in society.
Sunday Youth Mass
Sunday, May 14, 6:00p - 7:30p
Parish Center
As part of the youth faith formation program during the school year, the monthly Sunday 6:00 PM Mass will be incorporated into the youth's programming as a learning Mass.
These 90-minute Masses are specifically focused on the youth, however open to everyone. After the homily the youth will gather in the church in their small groups for discussion.
All Mass attendees will be included in the discussion.
Fare For All
Wednesday, May 17, 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. 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: https://fareforall.thefoodgroupmn.org
St. Joseph's MOMS Group
Thursday, May 18, 11:30a - 12:30p
(Now through May)
Parish Center, Noah's ArkThis spiritual MOMS group meets twice a month. We discuss a variety of weekly topics and form lasting bonds with other young families. Join us! www.stjosephparish.com/moms.
Topic: You are Enough: What Women of the Bible Teach You About Your Mission and Worth
Prep Work: See www.stjosephparish.com/MOMs
The Ascension of the Lord Masses
Saturday, May 20, 4:30 PM, Parish Center
Sunday, May 21, 8:00 AM, Historic Little Church
Sunday, May 21, 10:00 AM, Parish Center (Also Online)
Rosary
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.
Every Sunday After 10:00a Mass
Parish Center
Signup to Serve!
Join St. Joseph Catholic Community for fellowship after the 10:00a Mass for a sweet treat and beverage. Meet someone new, gather with friends, ask that burning question, and find out more about St. Joe's!
50's+ Singles Monthly Dinner & Event
Sunday, May 21, 5:00p - 7:00p
Parish Center, $10 per Person, RSVP Required
Meet other St. Joseph 50+ Singles for good food, good people and good times each month!
5:00p Appetizers; 6:00p Dinner; 7:00p Social Hour. If you are not receiving invites and would like to participate in this group, please join the email list: www.stjosephparish.com/50-singles.
Pentecost Sunday Masses
Saturday, May 27, 4:30 PM, Parish Center
Sunday, May 28, 8:00 AM, Historic Little Church
Sunday, May 28, 10:00 AM, Parish Center (Also Online)
Rosary
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.
Every Sunday After 10:00a Mass
Parish Center
Signup to Serve!
Join St. Joseph Catholic Community for fellowship after the 10:00a Mass for a sweet treat and beverage. Meet someone new, gather with friends, ask that burning question, and find out more about St. Joe's!
Cossette Home - See Flocknote for Details
SJCC Young Adult Event - Bonfire/Cookout!
Wednesday, May 31, 6:00p
Event: Come enjoy a night out of fun and fellowship!
Join our young adults program! The group meets each month for community and faith building. See monthly events and activities posted on www.stjosephparish.com/young-adults. Stop in for some fun and meet new people!
St. Joseph's MOMS Group
Thursday, June 1, 11:30a - 12:30p
(Now through May)
Parish Center, Noah's ArkThis spiritual MOMS group meets twice a month. We discuss a variety of weekly topics and form lasting bonds with other young families. Join us! www.stjosephparish.com/moms.
Topic: You are Enough: What Women of the Bible Teach You About Your Mission and Worth
Prep Work: See www.stjosephparish.com/MOMs
Solemnity of the Most Holy Trininty
Saturday, June 3, 4:30p Parish Center
Sunday, June 4, 8:00a Historic Little Church
Sunday, June 4, 10:00a, Parish Center (Also Online)
Rosary
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.
Every Sunday After 10:00a Mass
Parish Center
Signup to Serve!
Join St. Joseph Catholic Community for fellowship after the 10:00a Mass for a sweet treat and beverage. Meet someone new, gather with friends, ask that burning question, and find out more about St. Joe's!
Solemnity of the Most Holy Body
and Blood of Christ
Saturday, June 10, 4:30p Parish Center
Sunday, June 11, 8:00a Historic Little Church
Sunday, June 11, 10:00a, Parish Center (Also Online)
The Feast of Corpus Christi, also known as the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, is a Roman Catholic, Anglican, and Western Orthodox liturgical solemnity celebrating the Real Presence of the Body and Blood, Soul and Divinity of Jesus Christ in the elements of the Eucharist.
Rosary
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.
Every Sunday After 10:00a Mass
Parish Center
Signup to Serve!
Join St. Joseph Catholic Community for fellowship after the 10:00a Mass for a sweet treat and beverage. Meet someone new, gather with friends, ask that burning question, and find out more about St. Joe's!
St. Joseph General Book Club
Second Monday, June 12, 1:30p - 3:00p
Parish Center, John Paul Room
The facilitator determines and checks out book club kits from the library and distributes them at the meetings. Kick back, read the book and then come together to discuss it with others. Questions? Contact Facilitator Pat Goetz at the Parish Office: 763.544.3352.
Book Selection: Deacon King Kong by James McBride.
Fare For All
Wednesday, June 14, 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. 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: https://fareforall.thefoodgroupmn.org
St. Joseph's MOMS Group
Thursday, June 15, 11:30a - 12:30p
(Now through May)
Parish Center, Noah's ArkThis spiritual MOMS group meets twice a month. We discuss a variety of weekly topics and form lasting bonds with other young families. Join us! www.stjosephparish.com/moms.
Topic: End of the Year Brunch/Lunch!
Weekend Worship!
Saturday, June 17, 4:30p Parish Center
Sunday, June 18, 8:00a Historic Little Church
Sunday, June 18, 10:00a, Parish Center (Also Online)
Rosary
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.
Every Sunday After 10:00a Mass
Parish Center
Signup to Serve!
Join St. Joseph Catholic Community for fellowship after the 10:00a Mass for a sweet treat and beverage. Meet someone new, gather with friends, ask that burning question, and find out more about St. Joe's!
SJCC High School Mission Trip
July 5 - 8
Squaw Lake, MN
Our youth will travel north to the Leech Lake Native American Reservation. They encounter experiences that will greatly impact their lives. Registration is available at On-the-Rock meetings.
Red Cross Blood Drive - Save a Life!
Thursday, July 6
Parish Center, 12:00p - 6:00p, Lounge
Give blood. Every 2 seconds someone in the U.S. needs blood.
Appointments or Info: Call 1-800-733-2767, visit RedCrossBlood.org (enter Sponsor Code: ST JOE NEW HOPE), contact Vicki or Amanda at pvhyland@comcast.net or 763-544-3070,
For more info, visit: www.stjosephparish.com/blood-drives.
SJCC Middle School Summer Camp
July 16 - 21
Trego, Wisconsin
Come experience a new Christian camp with other St. Joseph's youth. Registration is available at In Touch meetings.
The Food Group - Fare For All & The Shoe Bus!
Wednesday, July 19, 3:00p - 5:00p
Open to the Community!
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. Pricing subject to change.
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) Brunch Box - $30
6) Organic Brown Eggs (Larry Schultz Organic Farm) - $2.00/Dozen
All items have limited supplies for the day. To learn more, visit:
For more information, see https://fareforall.thefoodgroupmn.org
The Shoe Away Hunger Shoe Bus will also be at the Parish Center during this time.
New and gently used shoes will be on sale from $2 to $10, open to all. Proceeds benefit hunger relief in MN.
www.goodinthehood.org/our-programs/shoe-away-hunger/
Fare For All
Wednesday, August 16, 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. 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: https://fareforall.thefoodgroupmn.org
Fare For All
Wednesday, September 20, 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. 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: https://fareforall.thefoodgroupmn.org
Fare For All
Wednesday, October 18, 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. 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: https://fareforall.thefoodgroupmn.org
The Food Group - Fare For All & The Shoe Bus!
Wednesday, November 8, 3:00p - 5:00p
Open to the Community!
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. Pricing subject to change.
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) Brunch Box - $30
6) Organic Brown Eggs (Larry Schultz Organic Farm) - $2.00/Dozen
All items have limited supplies for the day. To learn more, visit:
For more information, see https://fareforall.thefoodgroupmn.org
The Shoe Away Hunger Shoe Bus will also be at the Parish Center during this time.
New and gently used shoes will be on sale from $2 to $10, open to all. Proceeds benefit hunger relief in MN.
www.goodinthehood.org/our-programs/shoe-away-hunger/
Fare For All
Wednesday, December 13, 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. 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: https://fareforall.thefoodgroupmn.org