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Our weekend Mass schedule is Saturday at 4:00pm and Sunday at 8:00am & 10:30am.
Weekday Mass is celebrated on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday at 8:15 AM.
Monday Daily Mass is followed by Adoration until 9:30. Confession offered as well.
First Friday of the month - Daily Mass with anointing.
First Saturdays of the month - Confession at 7:15am-8:05am; Mass at 8:15am with anointing.
Confessions are Saturday from 3:00pm-3:45pm, Sunday from 7:00am-7:50am.
Evening Adoration the first Thursday of the month from 6:00pm-7:00pm.
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Confession 7:15am -8:05am 8:15am Mass with anointing
Adoration to follow until 9:30. Confession offered as well.
Adoration to follow Mass until 9:30 a.m. Confession offered as well
Dr. Conor Kelly, from Marquette University, will be speaking at St. Joseph's Congregation in Wauwatosa. Dr. Kelly will speak on "Who Are We Called to Be as Catholic Persons?". This is the first speaker in a three-part speakers series focusing on "Who Are We Called to Be? Living the Fullness of Christian Life". Three Catholic Ethicists will share resources and foster group discussion on how to live the fullness of Christian life by embracing our call to love God and neighbor in our personal, familial, and social lives.
Dr. Jon Metz, from Marquette University, will be speaking at St. Joseph's Congregation in Wauwatosa. Dr. Metz will speak on "Who Are We Called to Be as Catholic Families?" This is the second speaker in a three-part speakers series focusing on "Who Are We Called to Be? Living the Fullness of Christian Life". Three Catholic Ethicists will share resources and foster group discussion on how to live the fullness of Christian life by embracing our call to love God and neighbor in our personal, familial, and social lives.
Dr. Christine Dalessio, from Marquette University, will be speaking at St. Joseph's Congregation in Wauwatosa. Dr. Dalessio will speak on "Who Are We Called to Be as a Catholic Community?" This is the final speaker in a three-part speakers series focusing on "Who Are We Called to Be? Living the Fullness of Christian Life". Three Catholic Ethicists will share resources and foster group discussion on how to live the fullness of Christian life by embracing our call to love God and neighbor in our personal, familial, and social lives.
3501 South Lake Drive St. Francis, WI 53235