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Current Mass Schedule
Monday, Wednesday & Friday: Mass in Church at 6 pm
Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday: Mass in Church at 9 am
Weekends:
Saturday: Mass in Church at 5 pm
Sunday: Mass in Church at 8 am & 10 am
Mass in Parish Center at 12 Noon
Weekday Masses and Sunday Mass at 8 am are live-streamed. Dispensation from Sunday Mass's obligation is still in effect due to the limited number of people allowed in the Church/Parish Center.
Please note: Seating in the Church and Parish Center is limited.
Confessions in Church on Monday after the Mass at 6 pm and on Saturdays from 4 pm - 4:30 pm.
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Guidelines for Masses
1. Ushers will instruct parishioners when each Mass has reached capacity.
2. All persons over the age of 2 MUST wear a face mask at the liturgy.
3. Social distancing must be retained by all (except within a family).
4. Exchange of Peace is to be shared without human contact.
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Parish News
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Please consider giving electronically during this pandemic to support your parish. Thank you.Read More
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Please remember St. Joseph Church when ordering through Amazon by clicking this Amazon Smile link that selects St. Joseph Church as your charitable organization.Read More
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The Saint Joseph Cares Food Pantry is open on Saturdays from 10 am - 12 Noon. Please consider dropping off fresh produce (apples, potatoes, carrots, etc.) for the upcoming holidays. Fresh produce can only be dropped off at the Pantry on Fridays or on Saturdays before 10 a.m. God Bless!Read More
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