As a person, as a country, as a world, do we not need God’s mercy more and more in these times? For the sake of our souls, can we afford not to listen to what Jesus told us through St. Faustina about his mercy and what our response to it should be? Learn the 17 Things Jesus Revealed to St. Faustina About Divine Mercy. Read the National Catholic Register article here.
Michigan project to replicate Padre Pio's famed hospital in Italy is underway - read the Catholic Review article here.
"There’s little doubt that THE CHOSEN will soon become one of the most well-known and celebrated pieces of Christian media in history." - MovieGuide.com, Click here.
Be Not Afraid 3 Prophesies of Our Time from Our Lady to Give You Hope in a Crazy World. Read the Church Pop Article and watch the video here.
Read the Letter to the Faithful from Bishop Bradley on the extension of the General Dispensation here.
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OUR MISSION:
We of St. Joseph Parish are a body of Catholic Christians guided by the Holy Spirit and dedicated to participating more fully in spreading the Good News.
We are committed to building community, celebrating God’s work through the sacraments and liturgy, witnessing God’s presence through evangelization, loving and servicing all people, and continuing the education of our parish family, thereby enabling all to grow in the love of Our Savior, Jesus Christ. St. Joseph has a Catholic Elementary and Middle School on the grounds and supports the St.Philip Catholic Central High School.
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