All parishioners are invited to attend our upcoming Advent Day of Recollection on Saturday, December 13. As we begin a new liturgical year, the Church invites us into the quiet expectancy of Advent—opening our hearts to the God who humbles Himself to dwell among us. The day will include talks, guided meditations, adoration, and quiet time for reflection, and will conclude with the 12:10 PM Mass.

Click here to register.

NightFire is an evening of prayer, an opportunity to talk to God and praise him in candlelit Eucharistic Adoration. It is an evening to invite and welcome all into the Church to encounter Christ, so please bring a friend or two.
Confession will be available throughout the evening. Prayer teams will also be available for conversation or to pray with you.

"We have come to know and to believe in the love God has for us. God is love, and whoever remains in love remains in God and God in him." - 1 John 4:16

Br. Martin O.P. will begin his series on the Gospel according to Matthew, at 7:30pm in McGuire Hall. It will be a great way to come to know the Gospels better and go deeper in your faith. It will be every Wednesday going forward.

Communion & Liberation (Young adults 20-30 y.o.)

The words of Jesus are like keys that open the door to a greater life and happiness than this world could ever offer. The Gospel is a map given to us by our creator to show us the purpose, reason and end goal of existence. Join us for a weekly discussion and study of the Gospel. This series will be led by Bishop Robert Baron’s weekly video sermons. With Bishops Barron’s guidance and enlightened by God’s presence we will explore the deeper mysteries of existence.

If you find that your life is lacking something, perhaps you feel bored, empty or you just wish there was something more to life, this group meeting will help you. Jesus tells us to “Seek first the Kingdom of God with all its righteousness and then all the good things that we truly need will be given to us.”

Meetings will take place every Tuesday at 7 pm in McGuire Hall.

An evening mass will be celebrated at 7pm in the church.

Mass will be celebrated at 12:10pm in the church.

Join us in the parish hall for a social gathering followed by a talk series, "In Vino Veritas," led by Fr. Jonah Teller, O.P.

Hosted by St. Joseph's Young Professionals - a group of young adults, ages 21-35.

The School of Sacred Music presents a Liturgy After Hours event. Through guided attention to the text and music, we will ask, “What is it?”, “How to sing it?”, and “How to pray it?”

Br. Martin O.P. will begin his series on the Gospel according to Matthew, at 7:30pm in McGuire Hall. It will be a great way to come to know the Gospels better and go deeper in your faith. It will be every Wednesday going forward.

Join mothers from the parish for fellowship on the 1st Tuesday of each month from 7:30-9 pm.

If you would like to join or want more information please contact Rachel McKenny at mckenny.rachel@gmail.com.

Communion & Liberation (Young adults 20-30 y.o.)

The words of Jesus are like keys that open the door to a greater life and happiness than this world could ever offer. The Gospel is a map given to us by our creator to show us the purpose, reason and end goal of existence. Join us for a weekly discussion and study of the Gospel. This series will be led by Bishop Robert Baron’s weekly video sermons. With Bishops Barron’s guidance and enlightened by God’s presence we will explore the deeper mysteries of existence.

If you find that your life is lacking something, perhaps you feel bored, empty or you just wish there was something more to life, this group meeting will help you. Jesus tells us to “Seek first the Kingdom of God with all its righteousness and then all the good things that we truly need will be given to us.”

Meetings will take place every Tuesday at 7 pm in McGuire Hall.

Join us in the parish hall for a social gathering followed by a talk series, "In Vino Veritas," led by Fr. Jonah Teller, O.P.

Hosted by St. Joseph's Young Professionals - a group of young adults, ages 21-35.

Communion & Liberation (Young adults 20-30 y.o.)

The words of Jesus are like keys that open the door to a greater life and happiness than this world could ever offer. The Gospel is a map given to us by our creator to show us the purpose, reason and end goal of existence. Join us for a weekly discussion and study of the Gospel. This series will be led by Bishop Robert Baron’s weekly video sermons. With Bishops Barron’s guidance and enlightened by God’s presence we will explore the deeper mysteries of existence.

If you find that your life is lacking something, perhaps you feel bored, empty or you just wish there was something more to life, this group meeting will help you. Jesus tells us to “Seek first the Kingdom of God with all its righteousness and then all the good things that we truly need will be given to us.”

Meetings will take place every Tuesday at 7 pm in McGuire Hall.

Join us in the parish hall for a social gathering followed by a talk series, "In Vino Veritas," led by Fr. Jonah Teller, O.P.

Hosted by St. Joseph's Young Professionals - a group of young adults, ages 21-35.

Join Arthouse2B, a local Catholic arts apostolate, for their Second Annual Benefit on the Feast of St. Cecilia, Saturday, November 22, here at St. Joe’s.

The evening begins with 5:30 PM Vigil Mass, followed by dinner, live performances, and inspiring talks celebrating the growth of our local artists — the heart of a flourishing Catholic culture.

Tickets are available through November 16.
Reserve your seat today at arthouse2b.org or by scanning the QR code on the poster in the vestibule.

The School of Sacred Music presents a Liturgy After Hours event. Through guided attention to the text and music, we will ask, “What is it?”, “How to sing it?”, and “How to pray it?”

Br. Martin O.P. will begin his series on the Gospel according to Matthew, at 7:30pm in McGuire Hall. It will be a great way to come to know the Gospels better and go deeper in your faith. It will be every Wednesday going forward.

The words of Jesus are like keys that open the door to a greater life and happiness than this world could ever offer. The Gospel is a map given to us by our creator to show us the purpose, reason and end goal of existence. Join us for a weekly discussion and study of the Gospel. This series will be led by Bishop Robert Baron’s weekly video sermons. With Bishops Barron’s guidance and enlightened by God’s presence we will explore the deeper mysteries of existence.

If you find that your life is lacking something, perhaps you feel bored, empty or you just wish there was something more to life, this group meeting will help you. Jesus tells us to “Seek first the Kingdom of God with all its righteousness and then all the good things that we truly need will be given to us.”

Meetings will take place every Tuesday at 7 pm in McGuire Hall.

Communion & Liberation (Young adults 20-30 y.o.)

Join us in the parish hall for a social gathering followed by a talk series, "In Vino Veritas," led by Fr. Jonah Teller, O.P.

Hosted by St. Joseph's Young Professionals - a group of young adults, ages 21-35.

The School of Sacred Music presents a Liturgy After Hours event. Through guided attention to the text and music, we will ask, “What is it?”, “How to sing it?”, and “How to pray it?”

Br. Martin O.P. will begin his series on the Gospel according to Matthew, at 7:30pm in McGuire Hall. It will be a great way to come to know the Gospels better and go deeper in your faith. It will be every Wednesday going forward.

The words of Jesus are like keys that open the door to a greater life and happiness than this world could ever offer. The Gospel is a map given to us by our creator to show us the purpose, reason and end goal of existence. Join us for a weekly discussion and study of the Gospel. This series will be led by Bishop Robert Baron’s weekly video sermons. With Bishops Barron’s guidance and enlightened by God’s presence we will explore the deeper mysteries of existence.

If you find that your life is lacking something, perhaps you feel bored, empty or you just wish there was something more to life, this group meeting will help you. Jesus tells us to “Seek first the Kingdom of God with all its righteousness and then all the good things that we truly need will be given to us.”

Meetings will take place every Tuesday at 7 pm in McGuire Hall.