Hospitality & Outreach

At St. Joseph Parish, hospitality is more than a warm greeting—it’s a way of life. We strive to reflect Christ’s love by creating a welcoming environment and reaching out to those in need, both within our parish and in the wider community.

Our greeters and ushers extend a warm welcome to parishioners and visitors at every Mass. They assist with seating, distribute bulletins, and help maintain a reverent and organized worship space.

This team helps new parishioners feel at home by providing welcome materials, hosting events, and connecting them with parish life.

A ministry for parishioners aged 50 and older, PrimeTimers offers monthly gatherings that include spiritual, educational, and social activities. It’s a great way to build friendships and stay engaged in parish life.

This ministry provides thoughtful literature in the Narthex to support individuals and families facing grief, stress, or life transitions.

Supporting families after the loss of a loved one, this ministry offers prayer, condolence cards, home visits, and a Remembrance Mass.

Volunteers prepare and deliver meals to parishioners during times of illness, recovery, or family need, offering comfort and care through food and fellowship.

This group provides support and companionship to widowed parishioners through prayer, social events, and shared experiences.

St. Joseph youth and adult volunteers serve meals at Matt Talbot Kitchen on the fourth Sunday of each month. Casserole donations and helping hands are always welcome.

We actively reach out to new parishioners, non-practicing Catholics, and those curious about the faith. Through OCIA, CCD, and parish events, we invite all to encounter Christ and grow in discipleship.

Hospitality and outreach are vital to our mission as disciples of Jesus. If you feel called to serve or want to learn more, please contact the parish office or visit our Ministries page.