St. Joseph Parish is a geographically and culturally diverse community united by our common faith in God. We are committed to continuing the mission of Jesus Christ: preaching, teaching, healing, and building community by reaching out to all people
FIRST HOLY COMMUNION 2022
Twenty-One children received their First Holy Communion on Saturday, May 14, at St. Joseph’s.
Congratulations to these children who received this wonderful Sacrament! Thank you to their
Catechists, aids, and all of the parents.
Thank you to Father Freddie for the great Homily which began with a “Happy Meal” and concluded with
the greatest Feast of all – receiving Jesus, body, blood, soul and divinity.
CONFIRMATION CLASS OF 2022
Congratulations to the students of St. Joseph, St. Daniel and St. Boniface Churches who were confirmed by Bishop Jaime Soto on March 11.
PLEASE WELCOME THE NEWEST MEMBERS INTO THE CATHOLIC FAMILY! Congratulations to those individuals who received Sacraments of Initiation at the Easter Vigil on Saturday, April 16th
Domitia Rodriguez Natalio
Cristine Reeve
Colleen McGonagle
Gabriel Calderon
Julia Finnigan
Peter Gonzales
Congratulations! May God richly bless you as you continue your journey of faith and as you celebrate the beautiful Sacraments you received. As a parish community we continue to pray for you during this period of deeper conversion and developing a deeper relationship with Jesus and His church.
Acres of Hope
To learn more about the Acres of Hope Ministry as shared the weekend of March 19-20, visit the website
Announcement Regarding State Mandate
Wearing Masks Indoors
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Confirmation Students Experience Pan de Vida Retreat
The Confirmation students of St. Joseph, St. Daniel and St. Boniface Churches enjoyed an amazing retreat over the weekend of October 1-3. The Pan de Vida retreat, focused on the sacrament of the Eucharist, included mass each day, several great talks by the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal, praying the International Rosary, Adoration, personal sharing and reflections on faith in small groups and large culminating in intense personal encounters with Christ in the Eucharist.