Mass Schedule
SUN.
7AM
9AM
11AM
1PM
Spanish
4PM
Latin
7PM
Youth
MON.
6:30AM
8:30AM
TUES.
6:30AM
8:30AM
7PM
Spanish
7PM
Marian Devotion
WED.
6:30AM
8:30AM
THUR.
6:30AM
8:30PM
7PM
Spanish
FRI.
6:30AM
8:30AM
7PM
Benedict Mass
(1st Friday of every month)
SAT.
8:30AM
4PM
Reconciliation
5:30PM
Mass Vigil
7:30PM
Spanish Vigil
- 4pm Latin Mass is only on the 1st, 3rd and 5th Sunday
Parish News
What Is Happening in the Parish?
Giving Tree Thank You
Our 39th Giving Tree helped 191 children have a brighter Christmas in 2018 and more than 40 families no longer have empty pantries thanks to your love and generosity; also, many of our beloved elderly had the enjoyment of your company as you shared your time visiting with them during this holiday season.
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Alter Servers Training
Servers should be mature enough to understand their responsibilities and to carry them out well and with appropriate reverence. They should have received The Sacrament of Holy communion or be enrolled in the second year of First Communion Class.
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Building Update
Is it a bee hive or an office building? With so many workers inside installing plumbing, electrical, heating and air conditioning, windows, insulation, and wall board, some days there is barely room to turn around. But we're making great progress! The...
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Current Needs:
We currently have 15 open slots for lectors and are in need of 56 Ministers of Holy Communion. Please help us enrich our weekly worship by donating your time and talent to our Lord.
Contact:Ken Marsh 209-201-2500 or Susan Marsh 209-201-2501
We also need Ushers. Please contact Joe Gallegos at 509-521-3648 or 783-7644.
St. Joseph Columbarium
St. Joseph Columbarium is located behind the old Church, the St. Joseph Columbarium opened in July 2011 for the inurnment of Catholics and their family members.
As Catholics, we believe that our physical death is another step in the journey we take to everlasting life. Inurnment at the parish creates a prayerful reminder of the reverence our faith instills in life and a place of remembrance for those who have gone before us.
St. Joseph School
For over 50 years, St. Joseph’s Catholic School has been providing a dynamic, traditional education to our children. Our curriculum is rooted in the Gospel standards which allows us to educate the whole child, spirit, mind and body. We have a strong school community with engaged and dedicated families creating lifelong friendships for both you and your child.
St. Joseph’s Catholic School is a dynamic, faith-filled community where each child is challenged to excel and grow in mind, body, and spirit as an image of God in our world.
Children’s Center
Our Children’s Center provides a safe and nurturing environment in which the child is able to develop cognitively, socially, physically, and emotionally, through a creative program of planned activities, within a day care setting. We educate children in the values of life, family and positive interpersonal relationships. We encourage children to internalize the values of self-discipline, mutual respect, personal morality, and social justice.
The Children’s Centers hours of operation are from 6 am to 6 pm Monday through Friday. Questions? Please contact our Children’s Center at 509-586-1428
Vatican News
CNA Daily News – Vatican
- Analysis: What can the Vatican sex abuse summit deliver? February 18, 2019Vatican City, Feb 18, 2019 / 03:45 pm (CNA).- At a press conference in Rome this morning, Cardinal Blase Cupich of Chicago underscored the scope and expectations around this week’s global Vatican summit on sexual abuse. The cardinal made it clear that the three-day meeting was strictly dealing with the abuse of minors, and […]
- Canonization causes open for Italian mother, religious sister February 18, 2019Vatican City, Feb 18, 2019 / 03:17 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- The Vatican has announced the opening of canonization causes for two contemporary women, both of whom died in the 21st century. One, Enrica Onorante in Michisanti, was a lay woman and mother; the other, Mother Maria Bernardetta of the Immaculate, was a professed religious sister. […]
Salvation is a free gift of God. The death of Christ on the cross is the only sufficient payment for our sins. All have sinned, but all can be saved. This salvation is available for any who put their trust in Christ as Savior and follow Him as the only Lord. Romans 3:23, 6:23; John 3:16
