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Solemnity of Jesus Christ, King of the Universe
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Sunday 9 A.M. Mass
November 22, 2020
Join Fr. Wirth and St. Joseph's Church for the celebration of Holy Mass for the Solemnity of Christ the King.
To view other Recorded Masses visit our Recorded Masses Page
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Saturday 5:00 P.M. MASS
November 21, 2020
Join Fr. Wilhelm and St. Joseph's Church for the celebration of Holy Mass for the Solemnity of Christ the King.
We recorded this Saturday evening Mass as a test of our new camera and sound system. To our pleasure it worked great.
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Two New ways to donate to St. joseph's
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This pandemic has been hard on us all. But we at St. Joseph's are still holding Sunday Mass, running our office, providing classes and other services to our parishioners, and educating our children. As such our expenses remain the same as they always have.
But with lighter Mass attendance our weekly collections have gone down. If you are able to make a donation, even if you cannot come to Mass, we would greatly appreciate it. That way, St. Joseph's can continue to serve the needs of our people.
Thus, we introduce two new ways for you to donate to St. Joseph's Catholic Church: Our Credit Card Kiosk in the Mother Theresa Hall and our Online Giving Page. The credit card kiosk is a two-step touch screen.
To give online click the button on the right.
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Memorial Mass for Our Deceased parishioners
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Was Saturday at 5 P.M. Mass
This last weekend our Saturday 5 P.M. Mass was offered for all the members of our parish who have died from November 2019 to October 2020. Please continue to pray for all our deceased parishioners and for their families and loved ones.
The Candles that were lit for our decease parishioners are being given to their families and loved ones.
Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord.
And let perpetual light shine upon them.
May they rest in peace.
Amen.
May their souls and all the souls of the faithful departed through the mercy of God rest in peace.
Amen.
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COVID Announcements
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Mask Mandate
Due to higher cases of COVID-19 in our town and area, the City of Devils Lake and the State of North Dakota is requiring that masks be worn in public places.
In compliance with this statement from our state and city, we at St. Joseph's are requesting that everyone wear a mask to Mass and other parish activities. Let us all take appropriate precautions to prevent the spread of this virus.
Fr. Wilhelm
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Parish Center closed
Starting Monday, Nov 2, the St. Joseph's Parish Center will be locked. This is for the protection of our staff. Our Offices can still be reached by our phone number 701-662-7558 during business hours. And donations can be dropped off in the Parish Center Entryway.
Previously scheduled events will still be held, unless you are notified otherwise.
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WEEKLY CONTRIBUTIONS
Dear St. Joseph's Parishioners:
We know that this is a difficult time. With an increased number of COVID cases in our community and surrounding area, we understand if you do not feel safe coming to Sunday Mass. And we are still under dispensation from our Bishop.
However, St. Joseph's will continue to provide our ministries during this time. We are still working, still paying our staff, and still have our regular expenses and bills to pay. In order to maintain our budget we need to take in about $15,000 a week in contributions. Our average lately has been only $11,500 a week.
We ask you to consider maintaining your contributions to our parish even if you are unable to come to Mass. Contributions can be mailed to P.O. Box 898, Devils Lake, ND 58301; they can be dropped off in our Parish Center during business hours in the specially marked box; or given electronically through your bank.
We are exploring additional options for donations, including a credit card kiosk in the Mother Theresa Hall and an online giving form her on our website.
Please keep your eye out for these options coming in the near future.
Thank you to everyone who keeps us in mind and expresses their love of God and Church even in the midst of this difficult time.
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Into the Breach
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To the Men of St. Joseph's
"Into the Breach" A Catholic Video Series for Adult Men!
Men of St. Joseph's, please join us as St. Joseph's Church and KC Council 1779 put on this video series directed at Adult Men, urging them to embrace wholeheartedly masculine virtutes in a world in crisis.
This video series will be shown every Tues morning 6:00-7:00 A.M. in the Church basement starting Tuesday, Nov. 3. Coffee and rolls will be provided. Fr. Wilhelm and Fr. Wirth have committed to attending and would love to see you there.
Questions? Contact Dan Leburn at 701-381-2417.
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St. Joseph's School Chapel Project update
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As many of you know, in the Fall of 2018, we started a project to raise money for a Chapel and Learning & Resource Center at St. Joseph School using an old church from Lakota. The more we looked into this project and the more we heard from you the parishioners, the Internal Finance Committee, Board of Ed and the Finance Council decided that the monies we raise with your help, would be better used for new construction.
We had a company called Walsh & Associates come in and do a Feasibility Study including random parishioners and found that we could do a Capital Campaign to raise the Additional money that we need for the project. We were also told that if we had other projects in our parish that we would like to do, that we should add them to this Capital Campaign, then we wouldn’t have to ask people for money again.
So, we are at the point of letting you, the parishioners, know what will be happening as we move into a Capital Campaign to raise an Additional 1.7 million dollars for the Chapel, Learning & Resource Center, Carpet in the Church, Loop System for the hearing impaired and new windows in the Rectory.
Yes, this is a brief note to you, but please watch the bulletin for more information as we move forward with this great project!! Thank You!
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
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ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH REOPENING FOR PUBLIC MASS!
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church in North Dakota is reopening for private prayer and for public Mass, including our regular Sunday Mass schedule. However, we are taking several precautions, following the guidelines of both our Governor and our Bishop, to reduce the risk of spreading the still dangerous Coronavirus.
Some of these guidelines have been relaxed, but we are still encourage maintaining 6-foot social distancing and using various sanitizing practices. We will continue to offer Facebook Live-Streamed Masses for our 9 A.M. Mass on Sundays.
Also, please note that Bishop Folda has extended the dispensation for the Sunday obligation. You are not at this time obligated to come to Sunday Mass. If you are sick or around someone who is sick, we ask you not to come for your sake and for the sake of the others attending Mass. If you are elderly, particularly vulnerable to illness, or live/work with someone elderly or vulnerable, consider remaining home.
For the complete set of our guidelines in a pdf printable document please click the buttons on the right.
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Bishop Folda permitting Public Masses
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A letter from Bishop Folda
Click the button on the right to read a letter from our Bishop John T. Folda. Bishop Folda is allowing for the public celebration of Mass starting Monday, May 4th. This is being done under strict guidelines. Please read Bishop Folda's message.
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Sacraments & Faith
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Mass Times
- Saturday: 5:00 PM EnglishEnglishEN
- Sunday: 7:30 AM EnglishEnglishEN 9:00 AM EnglishEnglishEN 10:30 AM EnglishEnglishEN 12:00 PM EnglishEnglishEN 2:00 PM LatinLatineLA Extraordinary Form EVERY 4th Sunday of the Month
- MonFri 12:00 PM EnglishEnglishEN
- Saturday: 8:30 AM EnglishEnglishEN
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Confession Times
- Saturday: 8:00 AM to 8:30 AM 3:30 PM to 5:00 PM
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Today's Readings
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