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CHURCH AND RECTORY
242 Wall St., Kingston, NY 12401
(845) 481-4560RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
235 Wall St.
(845) 663-2116
Parish Office Hours
Monday - Friday 8:30 - 3:30
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Today's Readings
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Join St. Joseph's Teen Group
Next Teen Mass & Meeting
Sunday February 13th
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Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
Please join us each Monday morning after the 9:00 a.m. Mass for Adoration in the chapel with the Miraculous Medal Novena at 2 p.m. and Benediction at 4:45 a.m. ending at 5 p.m. Please consider signing up for an hour of adoration before the Most Blessed Sacrament. At least 2 volunteers are needed each Monday. If you are interested and available, please call Deacon Joe Doherty at (845) 633-2584 or see him after Mass. -
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Interested in becoming Catholic?
Are you interested in learning more about the Catholic Church? Perhaps you’ve been thinking of becoming a member of St. Joseph's, maybe you are just curious about what Catholics believe, or maybe you're a baptized Catholic, but would like to learn more about the faith and receive your sacraments. What are you waiting for? -
Pray for Vocations to the Priesthood in the Arch. of N. Y.
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New York Catholic Radio
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NEW YORK CATHOLIC RADIO - SERVING THE MID-HUDSON VALLEY
If you're having any trouble using TUNE-IN, you may alsolink directly to our station here.
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Join our Flock
Flocknote is an excellant way we can stay in touch with all of our parishioners using text or email.
To get on Flocknote: Text SJCR to 84576 or go to
stjosephkingston.flocknote.com to registeror R E G I S T E R H E R E
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St. Joseph's Parish Welcomes You Home as You Return to Mass
We urge all families to return to weekly Sunday Mass attendance unless there is some condition such as illness, infirmity, advanced age or other health concerns that would make it unfavorable for you to attend public functions during this time. The Sunday Masses can all accommodate many more people, so we do encourage those who can, to return to Sunday Mass.
See Full Weekly Mass Schedule Here
Seating on the Blessed Virgin Mother side of the church is for those not masked nor socially distancing. Social distancing seating will be maintained on the Saint Joseph’s side. Please note that the Wall Street entrance will be open.
While Mass on the internet or TV does keep one connected to the Church, the core of our Catholic faith is that God loves us so much that He wants to be physically present to us. This can only be achieved in the Eucharist at Mass. That is why for 2000 years the Mass has been the core and heart of our Catholic faith. To repeat the words of St. Pope John Paul II, "no Catholic can say they Love God and not attend the Eucharist." We do gain considerable spiritual strength from being in the Divine Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist. -
WeShare - Saint Joseph's On-Line Giving Platform
Tired of writing a check and filling out envelopes for your weekly donations? WeShare On
-Line Giving provides an easy, secure and automatic way to make your weekly offering to our parish.
Just click on the red logo or go to https://saintjosephkingston.churchgiving.com
to set up your weekly donations or pay your Religious Ed. tuition automatically.
Your continued contributions will sustain our parish and help renew the ministries that matter so much to so many, both in our parish and beyond, even when you are unable to attend Mass. The direct deposit it provides to the parish also deminishes the work of counting and recording the collection. Please consider trying this today. Feel free to call the WeShare hotline at (800) 950-9952 or the Parish Office if you need assistance.
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Parish Census Registration
Thank you for sending in your Parish Registration Forms. It is important that every household completes a new form.
If you haven't already, please use this Parish Registration Form to register.
We really do have to update our parish registration forms. The information we have limits the way we can communicate with our parishioners- something extremely critical in the current situation. We were waiting for a new Archdiocesan format to be established in June, but we decided this would be an excelllant time to conduct a parish registration. Use the form at the link above, especially for new parishioners. The form has also been mailed to all parishioners we have currently registered to update your information. Please take the time to complete the form and mail it back to the parish. Thank you, Msgr. Desmond
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Parish Mission Statement
We, the people of God of Saint Joseph Roman Catholic community, Empowered by the Holy Spirit, must manifest to the city of Kingston, New York, and to the world, a clear vision of God's plan for His kingdom as we strive to grow in relationship with Jesus Christ, one another, and the universal Church.
We endeavor to be a welcoming parish, and are dedicated to creating an environment of faith through Sacred Scripture, Sacred Tradition, Sacred Liturgy and by the reception of the Holy Sacraments, study, stewardship, and action, so that in union with our Triune Godhead, we may build up the Kingdom of God. Sharing these ministries, as the Mystical Body of Christ, we as the People of God at St. Joseph Parish challenge ourselves to witness to the truth of His Church in Word and Deed to one and all.
Monsignor Desmond, Father Cyprien and Staff
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Life Teen Blog
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23 hours agoThe road was little more than a path of dirt covered with small jagged rocks and pebbles. It was far from a desirable place to lay your head, much less land on. How humbling it must have been for...
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2 days agoWe all have days where nothing has gone our way. Sadly, we don’t always receive the thank you that we need, the pep talk that we need to hear, or the affirmation and support we need in ministry to...
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3 weeks agoThe first resource you'll find is a Life Night series called Making Sense. This series helps teens understand how God's grace is found in the sacraments of the Church so that they will be...
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Parish History
"St. Joseph's Parish celebrated its Diamond Jubilee in 1943. The occasion was marked by the publication of the Diamond Jubilee Journal, but the joy of the parishioners was marred because of World War II, with many parish sons in battle across the Atlantic and Pacific and the restrictions at home in their severest and most critical stage."
On Saturday, November 17, 2018
our 150th Anniversary Mass was celebrated.
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News from the Vatican
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The Vatican on Wednesday strongly defended Pope Benedict XVI’s record in fighting clergy sexual abuse and cautioned against looking for “easy scapegoats and summary judgments."
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During his weekly Wednesday audience, Pope Francis spoke about the “suffering” of parents who have children with “diverse sexual orientation.”
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In the ongoing Vatican trial sparked by a disastrous multimillion-dollar property deal in London, Vatican prosecutors handed over new indictments for four individuals on charges involving financial...
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Divided Christians will never find unity unless they are willing to humble themselves, bowing down to worship Jesus and him alone, Pope Francis said.
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Pope Francis said Wednesday he is suffering from an inflamed ligament in his right knee that makes walking and going up and down stairs painful.
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