St. Joseph Parish, Oneida

Welcome Fr Christian Raj !!

We are grateful that you are celebrating the Eucharist with us !!

Announcements for this week:

There are two opportunities for Stations of the Cross:
- Fridays after the Rosary which is at 8am.
- Saturdays after the 4pm Mass.
Reconciliation will be Saturdays 3:30-3:45pm
We will continue with the Bishop's Appeal. Please prayerfully consider your contribution and mail it directly to the Catholic Foundation.
40 Days For Life walks will start on Monday February 22nd. Please contact Kathy Gorzelanczyk or Mary Williams or the parish office if you would like more information.
Join us SATURDAY at 4 p.m. for Mass livestreamed on YouTube. Click here to get to our You Tube channel.
To see the permission to have music on YouTube click here
The deadline has approached for returning your stewardship forms.
To fill out the stewardship commitment form, click here.

Bishop's Appeal 2021

Please prayerfully consider your contribution to the 2021 Bishop's Appeal. Mail your contribution directly to the Catholic Foundation. Contribution forms are found in the narthex. If you would like, you can go to https://www.catholicfoundationgb.org/bishops-appeal/ for more information. Thank you for your support!

Stations

March Holy Week

The March and Holy Week issues of Living With Christ are available for pick up in the narthex.

Diocese Letter

Click here to see the letter in full screen.

Deacon Bobby Doxtator will help with day-to-day operations and Fr. Christian Raj will be the priest celebrant for most weekends until Bishop Ricken names a new pastor to begin July 1.

Face masks are required for Mass attendees starting August 1.

Governor Evers has released several Executive Orders since July 30, 2020, mandating face coverings.

The latest extension of the mandate is in the following press release. Click Mask Mandate for the information.

March 29, 2020 - March 19, 2021 (click here for Prayer To St Joseph)

Bishop David Ricken’s declaration of a Year of Prayer in honor of St. Joseph in the Diocese of Green Bay continues through March 19, 2021. There are three areas of intentions to bring to the attention and special care of St. Joseph: strengthening and healing of marriages and family life; prayer for the Universal Church, especially Church leaders; and a significant increase of vocations to the priesthood in the diocese.

Bishop Ricken declared the Shrine of St. Joseph at Old St. Joseph Church on the St. Norbert College campus as a pilgrimage location to obtain a partial indulgence through March 19, 2021. It is a tremendous gift to have such a long-standing tradition of devotion to St. Joseph right in our own neighborhood, in our own diocese. For more about the Year of St. Joseph, click here to visit the Diocese’s website.