Parish SpotlightLiturgy of HealingSaturday, October 24 · 10:30 AM · In the Church · All are welcome

Our Sacraments

Visible signs of God's invisible grace — celebrated in our parish life
from cradle to eternity.

Encountering Christ

Celebrating the Sacraments

Whether you are preparing for a baptism, planning a wedding, coming into the Church as an adult, or asking for a priest to visit someone who is ill, everything begins with a short request below. Fr. Jim or a member of the staff will follow up with you personally.

A priest in white vestments lifts an infant during a Baptism at St. Joseph

Baptism

The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated on scheduled Saturdays at 12:00 PM in the Church. It can also be celebrated at the 9:00 or 11:30 AM Liturgy on Sundays, or on scheduled Sundays at 12:30 PM. At least one godparent must be fully initiated into the Catholic Faith.

Request a Baptism
Bride, groom and priest pose at the altar steps with flowers and candles

Marriage

Any couple wishing to be married here should contact the pastor at least one year prior to the desired date of marriage. Proper preparation ensures all requirements are fulfilled and sufficient reflection has been engaged to bring all parties involved closer to God.

Begin Marriage Preparation
A priest pours water over an adult candidate in the baptismal font while a server holds the Paschal candle

OCIA Process

The Order of Christian Initiation of Adults is the process by which non-baptized individuals come into the Catholic Faith. If you are already baptized and need to receive Eucharist and Confirmation, that can also be arranged.

Inquire About OCIA
Students, families and clergy pose with a bishop in the sanctuary

First Eucharist, Reconciliation & Confirmation

These sacraments are administered through our Religious Education Program for children K–8th grade, and through Confirmation prep for 9th graders.

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Two priests in gold and blue vestments stand arm in arm on the church steps

Vocations

If you or someone you know might be considering a vocation to the priesthood, diaconate, or religious life, please contact the pastor — he will be happy to help you move forward in your discernment process.

Contact the Pastor
Stained glass window of St. Joseph holding a lily

Anointing of the Sick

At any time if you or a loved one is in need of this healing sacrament, please contact the pastor at the Rectory Office, and he will schedule a visit at your convenience. This is a privilege to journey with you.

Request a Visit