Archbishop Listecki has extended the dispensation of the obligation to attend Mass to September 6. People attending Mass are required to wear masks, per the state order that took effect Saturday, August 1, and per the Wauwatosa city ordinance approved on August 4. If you forget a mask, disposable masks are available; ask an usher for one. If we are found not in compliance, we risk losing the ability to have public Masses.
Exemptions to the mask requirement are: Children under age 5, individuals with medical conditions, intellectual or developmental disabilities, mental health conditions, or other sensory sensitivities that prevent the individual from wearing a face covering.
At St. Joseph, we continue to celebrate Masses under the pandemic guidelines - limiting attendance at each Mass to 175 people. The Saturday Vigil Mass starts at 4 p.m. Daily Mass is celebrated on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8:15 a.m.
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We are all pilgrim people on different legs of the journey home. At St. Joseph, we pray for all to encounter Christ, be transformed by Christ, and accept Christ's commission to spread the Gospel.
If you've been away from the church for a long time or short time, you're still welcome at God's home. If you are coming from another faith tradition or no tradition at all, we welcome you home to the Christian Church founded by Jesus and expanded by his apostles to all people.
If you've moved into the neighborhood and are looking for a vibrant parish for your faith life, we welcome you to our Christian family.
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