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The national effort for a Eucharistic Revival has been underway for over a year. At the heart of every effort is a desire to respond more fully to God's invitation. The same God who gives us life wants to nourish us for our human journey. We live in a world filled with joys and challenges. We must respond, but the path forward is often difficult and uncertain. God does not abandon those who call out to him. He responds to give us strength as we follow the narrow way, as we carry our crosses alongside Jesus. CLICK TO READ THE FULL LETTER.

Following a break for refreshments after the Rorate Caeli Mass on Saturday, December 16, please join me and our Schola Cantorum in the Tally Auditorium for an hour-long presentation on the origins of Gregorian Chant and how it influenced the development of music in Western Civilization. Together, we will sing samples of Gregorian Chants in both the ancient neums and modern notation to help illustrate how this revolutionary system of notation influenced a thousand years of musical creativity.

As we begin Advent this coming Sunday, please note that we will change to Mass XVII for Sundays in Advent & Lent. Our Marian Antiphon will also change to the Alma Redemptoris Mater until the eve of February 2nd (Candlemas).

Save the date for our 2nd Annual Rorate Caeli Weekend - Friday, Dec. 15 & Saturday, Dec. 16 - an event in honor of Our Lady as the one through whom the Light of the World entered human history. More details to follow!

Reminder: There are two more voice and music reading lessons on Wednesday, July 12 and July 19 at 7 p.m. in the historic church that are open to the TLM community.

Two book clubs are forming! Click here to read more.

Did you know that our weekly Coffee & Donuts tradition has been managed by a single parishioner for over a year? It's time for us to step in and lend a helping hand. Click to read more.

St. Joseph's has been blessed by the shepherding of Father Sebastian since 2017. We in the TLM community have been welcomed and embraced by him since his arrival, especially since the 2021 "consolidation." Click to read more.

Our next weekday TLM will be the Feast of the Precious Blood on Saturday, July 1, at 9:00 a.m. in the historic church. Father Rodolfo will offer the Mass

Beginning next week, June 26, the Young Adult meetings will be helped on Mondays at 7:00 p.m. in the Tally Auditorium.

St. Joseph's parochial vicar, Father Michael Kieler, has undergone training with the FSSP and will be in the rotation of TLM priests for our 7:30 a.m. Low Masses. Click to read more.

This Saturday, June 3, is a First Saturday! (Read More)

Effective May 23, 2023, Father Christopher Liguori has been appointed as delegate of the diocesan bishop to assist the priests and the faithful in the proper celebration of the Missale Romanum of 1962 (Traditiones custodes, Art. 3, pp. 4), for a three-year term.

During the Octave of Pentecost this week, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday are the "summer" Ember Days.

Join us for a special celebration of the Solemnity of Corpus Christi on Thursday, June 8 at the Historic Church. We are honored to have Father Liguori who will celebrate the Mass which begins at 5:30 p.m., followed by a Eucharistic Procession and Benediction...

This week: The Octave of Pentecost/ Traditional Latin Mass On the Monday after Pentecost in 1970, so the story goes, St. Pope Paul VI rose early and went to his chapel to celebrate Mass...

Bishop Pohlmeier has granted Father Briggs Hurley’s request for a sabbatical (effective immediately). Father Hurley has discerned a need to address personal matters for his health and well-being. Please keep Father Briggs Hurley in your prayers during the medical leave of absence. If you would like to write a note to Father Hurley, please send it to our parish office.