St. Joseph Church

Coming up

Wednesday, May 27, 2026
  • 8:00 amDaily Mass

    ✝️Offered for an unannounced Mass

  • 6:30 pmWaymark

    Those on a journey, including one of faith, depend on waymarks to find the way. Through open discussion, participants connect and seek out God’s waymarks. Learn more.
    As indispensable as food is to our physical life, the Eucharist is even more vital to our spiritual life. It sustains and strengthens us for our life’s journey. Participants share through a discussion called ‘Presence’.

Thursday, May 28, 2026
  • 12:00 amBrother Joseph's Priestly Anniversary

     🎉Today we celebrate Brother Joseph on his 40th anniversary of ordination!

  • 8:00 amDaily Mass

    ✝️Offered for the intentions of Lorriane Gouthro

  • 6:30 pmBingo

    Have some fun, enjoy good company and maybe win the jackpot!

Friday, May 29, 2026
  • 12:00 amFr. Craig's Priestly Anniversary!

     🎉Today, we joyfully honour Fr. Craig on the 17th anniversary of his ordination.

  • 8:00 amMass and Holy Hour

    ✝️Offered for the soul of Jean – Louis Martel

  • 8:45 amConfessions
  • 10:00 amHome Education Connection

    Parents interested in ensuring thier home is a place of ongoing learning for thier children are invited to come and support one another.

  • 6:30 pmHoly Hour for Mental Health Healing

    We join our prayers to those of St. Dymphna (Patron saint of mental illness) and call on the Divine Physician to bring healing to all who suffer from mental health issues. The Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick will be offered.

  • 7:00 pmEuchre
Saturday, May 30, 2026
  • 12:00 amFr. Peter's Priestly Anniversary!

    🎉With grateful hearts, we joyfully celebrate Fr. Peter’s first anniversary of ordination

  • 8:30 amRosary
  • 9:00 amDaily Mass

    ✝️Offered for the soul of Joan Randall

  • 10:00 amSpring Work Day

    Help prepare our church grounds for Summer! Bring yard tools and gloves, or use ours. Lunch is provided.

  • 3:30 pmConfessions
  • 4:00 pmRosary
  • 4:30 pmSunday Mass

    ✝️Offered in thanksgiving on the 50th Anniversary of Joe & Teresa Jeronimo

Sunday, May 31, 2026
  • 8:15 amRosary
  • 8:45 amSunday Mass

    ✝️Offered for the soul of Sophie Meloff

  • 10:00 amRosary
  • 10:30 amSunday Mass

    ✝️Offered for the people of our parish

  • 12:15 pmSunday Mass

    ✝️Offered for the heavenly wedding anniversary of Cecile & Gerald Walton

  • 6:00 pmConfessions
  • 6:30 pmRosary
  • 7:00 pmSunday Mass

    ✝️Offered for the souls of Sow Hing Low, Augustine Low and Pak Hang Low

Monday, June 1, 2026
  • 8:00 amDaily Mass

    ✝️Offered for an announced Mass

Tuesday, June 2, 2026
  • 6:00 pmConfessions
  • 6:30 pmParish Devotions
  • 7:00 pmDaily Mass
  • 7:30 pmMeditation Group

    Through guided reflections and sharing, the Meditation Group offers a place to listen for the quiet voice of God.

Wednesday, June 3, 2026
  • 8:00 amDaily Mass
  • 6:30 pmWaymark

    Those on a journey, including one of faith, depend on waymarks to find the way. Through open discussion, Waymark Participants connect and deliberately seek out God’s waymarks. Learn more.
    “How can this man give us his flesh to eat?” The doctrine of the Real Presence presents difficulties for many even today. In this discussion we explore the biblical origins of the Eucharist and share powerful personal stories of lives transformed by the Blessed Sacrament. This exploration makes it clear that the Eucharist is not merely a symbol, but indeed Jesus Himself ‘See the trailer’.

  • Those who have passed, especially…

    Bob Leslie, Dario Gonzalez Morillo, Darryl Masterson, Dra. Evelina Fonseca, Joan Randall, Josefa Martinez, Kenneth Millichamp, Lorne Kowalsky, Mary Bennett (Randall), Robert Graham, Sister Sandra Boyer CSJ

    Bob Leslie, Dario Gonzalez Morillo, Darryl Masterson, Dra. Evelina Fonseca, Joan Randall, Josefa Martinez, Kenneth Millichamp, Lorne Kowalsky, Mary Bennett (Randall), Robert Graham, Sister Sandra Boyer CSJ

  • and those who are sick along with those who love and care for them, especially…

    Amanda Parsons, Bob Gibson, Brian Belobradic, Christina Peligra, Clare O’Neill, Daniel Chandra, Debbie Leslie, Donna Mathieson, Dr. Nelson Montilla, Florentino Wasin, Luz Wasin, Gord Wilson, Jose Alexandre Frizzarin, Josie Pascoe, Jozsef Vincze, Jude Cassidy, Leanne Ridout, Lillian Jesty, Lindy Kolodzie, Maryanne Ridout, Maureen Aikin, Mavis Greville, Paiton Claus, Pauline Schumacher, Teresa Jeronimo, Valerie St. Croix

    Amanda Parsons, Bob Gibson, Brian Belobradic, Christina Peligra, Clare O’Neill, Daniel Chandra, Debbie Leslie, Donna Mathieson, Dr. Nelson Montilla, Florentino Wasin, Luz Wasin, Gord Wilson, Jose Alexandre Frizzarin, Josie Pascoe, Jozsef Vincze, Jude Cassidy, Leanne Ridout, Lillian Jesty, Lindy Kolodzie, Maryanne Ridout, Maureen Aikin, Mavis Greville, Paiton Claus, Pauline Schumacher, Teresa Jeronimo, Valerie St. Croix

Jesus, Our Lord, we ask you to have mercy on all who are sick. Give them your strength and love and help them carry this cross with faith. May their sufferings be one with yours, overcome the power of evil and lead others to our Father in Heaven. Lord Jesus, hear our prayer, for you are Lord forever and ever. Amen.

We also pray for…

  • those receiving their First Communion:

    Abigail, Aisla, Alex, Anthony, Arianna, Arielle, Brooklyn, Cadence, Campbell, Celise, Charlotte, Colby, Daluchi, Easton, Edison, Emmett, Harper, Harvey, Hudson, James, Joel, John, Julian, Kate, Keeva, Lawson, Liam, Lila, Lochlan, Lukas, Maeve, Maya, Michael, Mikaela Ellie, Morgan Lily, Nathan, Nolan, Olivia, Patrick, Paulina

    Abigail, Aisla, Alex, Anthony, Arianna, Arielle, Brooklyn, Cadence, Campbell, Celise, Charlotte, Colby, Daluchi, Easton, Edison, Emmett, Harper, Harvey, Hudson, James, Joel, John, Julian, Kate, Keeva, Lawson, Liam, Lila, Lochlan, Lukas, Maeve, Maya, Michael, Mikaela Ellie, Morgan Lily, Nathan, Nolan, Olivia, Patrick, Paulina

Happening at St. Joseph Church

  • Corpus Christi Eucharistic Procession

    Corpus Christi Eucharistic Procession

    Corpus Christi Eucharistic Procession

    A Eucharistic Procession is an outward sign of how the Saviour accompanies disciples as they share the Good News throughout the world. After the 4:30pm Mass on June 6th, the Blessed Sacrament will be led from the church into the neighbourhood on a 1km walk with music and prayers. Afterwards, all are welcome to a potluck dinner in the main hall.

  • Celebrating Our Clergy!

    Celebrating Our Clergy!

    Celebrating Our Clergy!

    Parish BBQ & Potluck Celebration – Everyone is Invited!

    Join us on Saturday, May 30th at 12:00pm for a special Parish Barbeque/Potluck as we celebrate three wonderful milestones in the lives of the clergy who faithfully serve our parish family:

    Fr. Craig – 17 Years (May 29, 2009)
    Brother Joseph – 40 Years (May 28, 1986)
    Fr. Peter – 1 Year (May 30, 2025)

    God has truly blessed our parish with three devoted priests. They celebrate our joys, walk with us through our struggles, answer late-night calls, offer countless prayers, guidance, and encouragement and somehow always finding time when we say, “Father, just one more thing…This is our chance to give a little of that love back and say “thank you” for all they do.

    The Knights of Columbus will be firing up the grill, and we invite everyone to bring a side dish to share. Salads, casseroles, vegetables, chips, fruit, desserts, or your favourite family recipe are all welcome.

    The day will also include our Spring Parish Clean-Up. If you’re able to come a little early and lend a hand in the gardens or around the church grounds, we’d be very grateful. If not, no worries—we’d still love to see you at the BBQ!

    We’ll finish around 3:00 p.m. so our priests can prepare for Confessions and the 4:30 p.m. Mass.

    We know this is short notice, but between Masses, meetings, school visits, hospital calls, and all those “just one more things,” finding a day when all three could be together was no easy task!

    Bring a lawn chair, a dish to share, and a grateful heart as we celebrate these men who have dedicated their lives to God and His people. We would love to see the whole parish there. All are welcome! ❤️🙏🍔☀️

  • Holy Hour for mental health healing

    Holy Hour for mental health healing

    Holy Hour for mental health healing

    Friday, May 29 at 6:30 p.m.

    During this Holy Hour, we join our prayers to those of St. Dymphna (Patron saint of mental illness) and call on the Divine Physician to bring healing to all who suffer from mental health challenges. The Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick will be offered for Catholics suffering ailments that threaten life; this can include mental health challenges like pervasive thoughts of self-harm, addictions not under control, etc.

    All are warmly invited to come and rest in the healing presence of Christ.

  • Spring Work Day

    Spring Work Day

    Spring Work Day

    A Summer approaches, help is needed to prepare the grounds of our church campus. Together we’ll clean up the yard, prepare flower beds and take care of some minor maintenance to make sure the outside of our church is not only welcoming for guests but also helps our worship by reflecting the beauty of God.

    ⏰ Saturday, May 30th 10am to 2pm

    🍔 Lunch provided

    🧑‍🌾 Bring your garden tools and gloves

    🙏 Start praying for great weather!

    All ages welcome. Service hours offered for high school students.

  • Prayer Breakfast with Clarington Mayor and Community Leaders

    Prayer Breakfast with Clarington Mayor and Community Leaders

    Prayer Breakfast with Clarington Mayor and Community Leaders

    Come on out to Knox Christian school (410 North Scugog Court, Bowmanville) for the annual Prayer Breakfast with Clarington Mayor and Community Leaders on Friday, May 29th from 7:30am to 9:00am. We would like to extend an invitation to business leaders, community leaders, city Council, federal and provincial members of Parliament and anyone interested in praying for the needs of our community.

    Guided by the reflection of a guest speaker, Clarence Keesman, Executive Director of ‘The Refuge’, this year’s theme focuses on revealing the love of Jesus Christ’s love to homeless, street, at-risk and struggling youth through practical and compassionate works.

    Cost is just $30 for a delicious breakfast, fellowship and prayer with the Christian Community and the presentation by a great guest speaker.

  • Help Our Parish Bloom!

    Help Our Parish Bloom!

    Help Our Parish Bloom!

    Do you enjoy flowers, sunshine, and spending peaceful time outdoors? Come be part of our Parish Garden Group!

    Our church gardens are a beautiful reflection of God’s creation and a warm welcome to everyone who visits St. Joseph Catholic Church. We are inviting parishioners of all ages to help keep our gardens blooming and beautiful throughout the season.

    Whether you love planting, watering, weeding, or simply enjoying time in God’s creation, there is a place for you! No experience needed—just a willing heart and a love for our parish home.

    Come for fellowship, fresh air, and a little time with God in the garden.

    Many hands make light work—and beautiful gardens!

    🌸A sign-up sheet is available at the entrance of the church—stop by and add your name!

    Everyone is welcome! 🌿High school students are welcome too—community service hours can be provided!


St. Boniface | Catholic Saints

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Saint Francis de Sales: Pastor of Souls

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