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Deacon Newton’s Homily – 12th Sunday in Ordinary Time

June 24, 2023

In the First reading, God delivered the innocent prophet Jeremiah from the plots and terrors of his enemies. In the Second Reading, Paul recounts that while Adam’s disobedience and sin ...

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Pastor’s Homily — 12th Sunday in Ordinary Time

June 23, 2023

As Jesus continues to send the twelve apostles on a mission, he encourages them with a teaching about not being afraid. He says that things we hear in secrets and ...

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Parish Year of Eucharistic Revival

June 16, 2023

At St. Joseph, we opened the parish phase of the US Catholic Eucharist Revival with our annual First Communion celebration on the Solemnity of the Body & Blood of Christ.  ...

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Mining a Spiritual Classic This Summer

June 16, 2023

For two evenings this summer (Tuesdays July 25 and August 29) our Contemplative Elders fellowship, along with any interested parishioners or visitors, will discuss the 13th-century work On Loving God, ...

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Summer of Festive Fun

June 16, 2023

Our summer event calendar at St. Joseph includes the following: -Blessing of all graduates, weekend Masses July 8-9 -Sacrament of the Anointing offered on Feast of St. Mary Magdalene, 8am, ...

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Pastor’s Homily — 11th Sunday in Ordinary Time

June 15, 2023

In the 1990s, if you’re old enough, you may remember the popularity of the slogan “WWJD” – “What Would Jesus Do.”  It was on wristbands, bumper stickers, caps, T-shirts and ...

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June 11, 2023 Pastor’s Homily

June 9, 2023

Hearing today’s Gospel – as with partaking in the Eucharist itself – ought to always be a bit shocking, never routine.  “Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood has ...

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Help Flooding Victims in Ukraine Now

June 8, 2023

From Caritas Slovakia: “Let’s load the truck into flooded Kherson” Let’s help people whose homes were flooded by water from the Kachovská dam. Unfortunately, many had to leave their homes, ...

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