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A very warm welcome to you as you visit the website of St. Joseph Catholic ChurchBackForwardPauseCaption
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Welcome to The Parish Community of St. Joseph's website. As you get acquainted to our parish, it is our hope that you will take advantage of the many activities that happen throughout the year. You will find the people of St. Joseph to be very welcoming and inviting.
The parish, since its inception in 1864, has been blessed with enthusiastic, dedicated, and faith-filled people committed to the Gospel message of Jesus Christ.
As of August 15, 2019, St. Joseph Church became a collaborative unit with St. Ambrose Church in Garrettsville and St. Michael Church in Windham with our pastor serving for all three. Each parish will remain its own entity with staffs, programs, ministries, and organizations. As of December 12, 2021, St. Michael's was offically merged with St. Ambrose Parish. Masses are at 5 p.m. Saturday & 9 a.m. Sunday (St. Ambrose Church has 11 a.m. Sunday Mass). Weekday Mass are at 8 a.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays (8 a.m. on Wednesdays and Fridays at St. Ambrose). Safe distancing and proper safe environment protocols will be in place (masks required for those not vaccinated and strongly encouraged for those vaccinated). Please keep Fr. Ed and these parishes in your prayers during this difficult time.
We, the Parish Community of St. Joseph Catholic Church
are a welcoming family of believers who:
are committed to our Baptismal call
to Discipleship in Jesus Christ,
witness the gospel,
and further the Kingdom through
our ministry and worship
Proud Home
of a
Quality Festival
Since 1964
Masks Required At Masses
Giving Tuesday 2021 COVID-19 Info
Due to the rapidly rising COVID cases, Fr. Ed has issued a requirement for mask wearing for everyone at Masses at St. Joseph Church and St. Ambrose Church until further notice. This precaution, effective beginning December 21, 2021, is an effort to maintain a safe environment for the good of all. Everyone's cooperation in this matter is a simple act of humility, respect, kindness and community well-being. Thank you.
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What's Happening . . .
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January 20
This weekend, January 22/23, the Diocese of Youngstown is holding the Church Overseas Combined Collection for ministries of the Church around the world. These ministries of the Catholic Relief Services (CRS), Holy Father/Peter’s Pence, the Church in Central and Eastern Europe and the Church in Latin America assist the Church in serving people who are hungry, refugees, victims of natural disasters, and development projects. Please give generously to this collection which combines four collections in one.Read More -
January 19
Many people come to Catholic Charities for assistance to keep their homes warm during the long, cold winter months here in Ohio. Catholic Charities’ Warm Hearts for Warm Homes campaign provides tangible assistance and peace of mind to individuals and families in need of utility assistance. Please visit www.ccdoy.org to learn more or to make a gift online or mail checks to: Catholic Charities, 144 West Wood St., Youngstown, Ohio 44503. Thank you for your generosity.Read More -
January 18
Contribution statements for 2021 will be ready by the last week of January. If you wish to have your contribution statement from St. Joseph Church, there are several ways to obtain it.Read More -
January 17
The Eighth Italian Night Dinner will be held on Saturday, January 29, from 3 to 7 p.m., at St. Ambrose Church Hall. Hosted by the Women’s Renewal Team of St. Ambrose & St. Joseph Churches, the event features a delicious take-out Heat and Eat Lasagna dinner (traditional meat, spinach alfredo, or eggplant-gluten free) with salad, roll, and cookies. Single size is $12.00, family size dinner (feeds 5) is $50.00. Don’t forget their famous Chinese auction baskets (tickets are $1.00 each or 6 for $5.00). For more information, please call Melani at 330-357-6377. Watch for details about the Women’s Renewal Weekend April 23/24 at Camp Asbury in Hiram.Read More -
January 16
The “Eagle of the Cross” is an award given annually in the Diocese of Youngstown to outstanding juniors and seniors in high school, who show particular zeal in the improvement of their own parish ministry programs, high school ministry teams or youth work in general within the Diocese. Nominees must be Catholic and exemplify the qualities of moral integrity, prayer, good works and Christian leadership. This award was created by the National Federation for Catholic Youth Ministry, and is the highest honor our diocese presents youth.Read More
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