Identifying and Overcoming Envy As we grow up, most all of us experience others having more than we do. Sometimes it’s the neighbor kid with a swimming pool or the latest video game system; or maybe the older sibling gets new clothing while the younger sibling gets more “hand-me-downs.” Sometimes as we age the neighbor …
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Faith Formation is a Vital from Womb to Tomb This past Wednesday evening, I was privileged to celebrate our kick-off Mass for faith formation. With Covid concerns resulting in so many cancellations, including throwing a monkey wrench into the end of religious education on site last spring, both Kayla Rooney and Scott Kieffer sprang into …
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Appreciating our Teachers By now as you’ve heard me preach, I typically include a story to start out my homily. Over the years, I’ve came across many, and one that I’ve used on several occasions for funeral homilies is the story of a psychologist who’s life was changed by his teacher. Dr. H. Stephen Glenn …
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Change in Communion Procession- With permission from the Archdiocese, we will return to Communion at its normal time in the liturgy beginning the weekend of September 26/27.
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Community Night at Culvers in Rosemount Wednesday, September 30th 5-8 pm Each purchase earns 10% cash back for our school! Simply say you are with St. Joseph School. Thank you for your support! FLYER
Divine Mercy Groups Resume At last we can get together again to learn about what Jesus said to St. Faustina and read this great saints diary. Groups restart as follows: Saturday 7:45am group begins October 3, Room 115 Monday 6:45 pm group begins October 5, Room 101 Can’t wait to see all of you and …
Blessing of the Animals Saturday, October 3rd, 9 am October 4th is the feast of one of the most important saints in the last millennium of Christianity. St. Francis of Assisi held such a deep appreciation for the gift of life, which flowed from the hands of an all-loving Creator, that his reverence for life …
Sunday, 7:00 am Mass moving Indoor October 4th As the sunrise creeps slowly into the 7:00 hour, we will need the lights in the worship space as well as the light of Christ to celebrate the 7:00 am Mass. Many thanks to all those who helped us with the parking lot Mass over the last four …
Why Our Work Matters When we were kids, we were probably asked the question “what do you want to be when you grow up?” Some of us are doing what we said we’d do in third grade. But as we age, no matter whether we are doing what we always wanted, or ended up doing …