St. Joseph Catholic Church

Dear St. Joseph, by your prayers and guidance, please help us to do the work that our Heavenly Father asks of us, and so come to the rewards He has promised. Amen.

Saint Joseph Parish will be a family of disciples centered on the Eucharist with every member committed to stewardship and evangelization.

Inviting full participation in the Eucharist and the sacramental life of the parish. Discipleship activities include increased attendance at the Holy Mass, participation in the sacraments, adoration and reconciliation.

Developing a spirit of belonging for all parishioners. Stewardship activities include participation in parish activities, annual stewardship renewal, contribution of financial resources, efficient parish operations and service to the poor.

Welcoming our Catholic and non-Catholic brothers and sisters to our parish family. Evangelization activities include outreach to new parishioners and non-practicing Catholics; support of Catholic education through our schools, RCIA and CCD; and encouragement of young people to consider a religious vocation.

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A Meditation for the Presentation of the Blessed Mother From a Sermon by St. Augustine

"Stretching out his hand over his disciples, the Lord Christ declared: Here are my mother and my brothers; anyone who does the will of my Father who sent me is my brother and my sister and my mother. I would urge you to ponder these words. Did the Virgin Mary, who believed by faith and conceived by faith, who was the chosen one from whom our Savior was born among men, who was created by Christ before Christ was created in her - did she not do the will of the Father? Indeed the blessed Mary certainly did the Father’s will, and so it was for her a greater thing to have been Christ’s disciple than to have been his mother, and she was more blessed in her discipleship than in her motherhood. Hers was the happiness of first bearing in her womb him whom she would obey as her master."

The National Eucharistic Revival

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Our world is hurting. We all need healing, yet many of us are separated from the very source of our strength. Jesus Christ invites us to return to the source and summit of our faith in the celebration of the Eucharist. The National Eucharistic Revival is a movement to restore understanding and devotion to this great mystery here in the United States by helping us renew our worship of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist.

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A Meditation for the Presentation of the Blessed Mother From a Sermon by St. Augustine

The National Eucharistic Revival

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