This Young Professionals group will be meeting to discuss The Brothers Karamazov on Mondays at 7pm during Lent, in McGuire Hall. This is the book accompanying Hallow’s Lent series this year.

Join the WhatsApp.

Reading plan:

Week 1 - 2/23 - Books One & Two (“The History of a Certain Little Family” & “An Inappropriate Gathering”)

Week 2 - 3/2 - Books Three & Four (“Sensualists” & “Lacerations”)

Week 3 - 3/9 - Book Five (“Pro and Contra”)

Week 4 - 3/16 - Books Six & Seven (“The Russian Monk” & “Alyosha”)

Week 5 - 3/23 - Books Eight & Nine (“Mitya” & “A Preliminary Investigation”)

Week 6 - 3/30 - Books Ten & Eleven (“Boys” & “Brother Ivan Fyodorovich”)

Week 7 - 4/6 - Book Twelve & Epilogue (“A Judicial Error” & “Epilogue”)

Communion and Liberation hosts weekly catechetical meetings on Tuesdays from 7 - 8:30pm in McGuire Hall, called “schools of community” which help attendees recognize the Spirit’s presence in their daily experiences. This group is for young adults between 20-30 years old.

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 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.

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 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.

This Young Professionals group will be meeting to discuss The Brothers Karamazov on Mondays at 7pm during Lent, in McGuire Hall. This is the book accompanying Hallow’s Lent series this year.

Join the WhatsApp.

Reading plan:

Week 1 - 2/23 - Books One & Two (“The History of a Certain Little Family” & “An Inappropriate Gathering”)

Week 2 - 3/2 - Books Three & Four (“Sensualists” & “Lacerations”)

Week 3 - 3/9 - Book Five (“Pro and Contra”)

Week 4 - 3/16 - Books Six & Seven (“The Russian Monk” & “Alyosha”)

Week 5 - 3/23 - Books Eight & Nine (“Mitya” & “A Preliminary Investigation”)

Week 6 - 3/30 - Books Ten & Eleven (“Boys” & “Brother Ivan Fyodorovich”)

Week 7 - 4/6 - Book Twelve & Epilogue (“A Judicial Error” & “Epilogue”)

The Entrepreneur’s Ministry would like to invite you to attend our monthly meetings on the 2nd Tuesday of every month at 6:30 PM. This will be a great opportunity to meet prospective, new, and accomplished entrepreneurs from our parish community. We will share experiences and discover ways we can each nurture our call to create.

Communion and Liberation hosts weekly catechetical meetings on Tuesdays from 7 - 8:30pm in McGuire Hall, called “schools of community” which help attendees recognize the Spirit’s presence in their daily experiences. This group is for young adults between 20-30 years old.

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.

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 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.

This Young Professionals group will be meeting to discuss The Brothers Karamazov on Mondays at 7pm during Lent, in McGuire Hall. This is the book accompanying Hallow’s Lent series this year.

Join the WhatsApp.

Reading plan:

Week 1 - 2/23 - Books One & Two (“The History of a Certain Little Family” & “An Inappropriate Gathering”)

Week 2 - 3/2 - Books Three & Four (“Sensualists” & “Lacerations”)

Week 3 - 3/9 - Book Five (“Pro and Contra”)

Week 4 - 3/16 - Books Six & Seven (“The Russian Monk” & “Alyosha”)

Week 5 - 3/23 - Books Eight & Nine (“Mitya” & “A Preliminary Investigation”)

Week 6 - 3/30 - Books Ten & Eleven (“Boys” & “Brother Ivan Fyodorovich”)

Week 7 - 4/6 - Book Twelve & Epilogue (“A Judicial Error” & “Epilogue”)

Communion and Liberation hosts weekly catechetical meetings on Tuesdays from 7 - 8:30pm in McGuire Hall, called “schools of community” which help attendees recognize the Spirit’s presence in their daily experiences. This group is for young adults between 20-30 years old.

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 and Liberation hosts weekly catechetical meetings on Tuesdays from 7 - 8:30pm in McGuire Hall, called “schools of community” which help attendees recognize the Spirit’s presence in their daily experiences. This group is for young adults between 20-30 years old.

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.

In the spirit of the C.S Lewis line, "...that the heart sings unbidden while we work our way through a tough bit of theology with a pipe in our teeth and a pencil in our hand...,” minus the pipe, please join our monthly theology-based book club on the 1st Friday of each month at 6pm, McGuire Hall, located in the basement of St. Joseph's Church. All are welcome.

For this meeting we will discuss, From Union Square to Rome, a memoir written by Dorothy Day. “In this early autobiographical work, Dorothy Day offers the first account of her dramatic conversion. This concise and passionate work gives an account of Day's former comrades in the radical movement of the steps that led to her to embrace Christ and the Catholic Church. From Union Square to Rome is an essential book for all those fascinated by Day's unique brand of holiness and activism.”

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.

“There is no doubt that a flood of graces will descend upon your family and the world if more souls would become docile pupils of adoration.” - St. Pope John XXIII

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.

“There is no doubt that a flood of graces will descend upon your family and the world if more souls would become docile pupils of adoration.” - St. Pope John XXIII

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.

“There is no doubt that a flood of graces will descend upon your family and the world if more souls would become docile pupils of adoration.” - St. Pope John XXIII