St. Joseph Church

St. Joseph Church is open Monday through Thursday from 10 am to 4 pm.

Confessions will take place on Saturdays from 4 pm to 4:45 pm at the gazebo behind the Church & by appointment. Please call the Parish Office at 908-638-6211 to set up an appointment. 

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If you'd like to have a Mass said for the repose of the soul of a loved one or for someone living, please contact Mary Jean at the Parish Office at 638-6211 ext.1 To learn more about why we have Masses said for others, please click on the header above,  titled "Mass Intentions." 

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Welcome to St. Joseph Church. During this crisis in our world, know that the people of St. Joseph Church are here to help. If you know of someone in the Parish who needs food or assistance in any way, please contact the Parish Office at (908) 638-6211 and we will get help to them. Know Our Lord is with us along with Mary, the Blessed Virgin Mother of God, and let us all pray for each other and for those especially affected by this virus. Don't hesitate to call the Parish Office if you have any concerns or are in need of something! We will do our best to help you!!!

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Monday -Thursday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

The Parish Office WILL be open beginning Monday, June 15th. The office hours have changed. We will be closed on Fridays. 

Feast Day: March 19 The head of the Holy Family, St. Joseph was a poor carpenter of the line of King David.  He was a righteous man who demonstrated virtues of faith, courage, kindness, peace, and love of Jesus and Mary, just to name a few. St. Joseph is the Patron Saint of the Catholic Church, fathers, families, workers, carpenters, against doubt, the dying and the grace for a happy death among other things. St. Joseph was clearly very close to Our Lord and so we come to him in prayer saying: Gracious St. Joseph, protect me and my family from all evil as you did the Holy Family. Kindly keep us ever united in the love of Christ, ever fervent in imitation of the virtue of our Blessed Lady, your sinless and always faithful in devotion to you. Amen