We have recently begun to recite the prayer to Saint Michael the Archangel at the end of our Mass and questions have surfaced as to why? The excerpt below is taken from an article on www.ourcatholicprayers.com and helps to explain the...

Please join us on April 23, from 6:30-8 pm in the Father Tucker Center As we redesign the focus of the Family Life Team, we invite you to a listening session in which we determine our future direction within the parish.  We will be...

Homily-Palm Sunday It is Palm Sunday. It is the day we remember the beginning of the end. We remember how Jesus rode on the back of a donkey into Jerusalem. The crowd is whipped into a frenzy. They are celebrating His entry and rejoicing....

Sts Joseph and Paul Sunday Matters Minister, Debbie Luedke has announced her retirement effective April 7th. Debbie has been a member of Sts. Joseph and Paul for fifteen years and is looking forward to being with us as a “regular”...

This is the fourth Sunday of Lent. In two weeks we will be celebrating Easter. Time goes very fast. Since we are almost at the end of Lenten season, today, is an opportunity to see what we have done and what we have to change....

 By Lavida Mischel (talk from for our recent parish Koinonia retreat) I want to remind you what the church is Not… it is not the building, not the hierarchy, not the Bishop or Pope and not the Priest and staff. The church is US...

 Hello Sts. Joseph and Paul Parishioners! My name is Ginny Powers Meadows and I would like to introduce my son Jonathan to you. Jonathan ‘Lucas’ McManaway is a 23 year-old resident at Wendell Foster’s Campus for Developmental...

Jesus was asked if the Galileans were sinners because they were slaughtered by Roman soldiers as they sacrificed in the temple. Jesus knew people believed a violent or tragic death was a sign of God’s punishment for a sinful life. He...