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The St. Joseph Cathedral Parish was formed in 1958 as a parish family following in the footsteps of Christ. We are a community of faith committed to worship, education and service to others while making God's love real to all who live in our community. For information on how to join our Parish or on how to become a Catholic, click the link below.
2026 Stewardship Renewal
To complete your stewardship commitment for 2026:
Parish Bulletin:
See this week's bulletin with information about parish and community events.
Lay Ministry Schedule:
Mass Times
Weekend Masses:
Saturday: 4:00pm
Sunday: 7:30am, 10:00am & 5:00pm
Daily Masses:
Monday: No Mass
Tuesday: 6:30am
Wednesday: 8:00am
Thursday: 6:30am
Friday: 8:00am
Saturday: No Mass
Confessions:
Tuesdays: 6:00am - 6:20am
Wednesdays: 5:00pm - 5:45pm
Fridays: 7:30am - 7:50am
Saturdays: 9:00am - 10:00am
*Confessions are also available upon request.
Stations of the Cross:
Friday April 3rd:
3:00pm - followed by start of Divine Mercy Chaplet
**Please check Facebook and/or Realm for the most up to date changes including any last minute schedule changes or cancellations.
Sacramental Emergencies
You are urged to contact the St, Joseph Cathedral Parish Office, 573-635-7991, whenever someone is seriously ill or is going into the hospital for surgery and/or other medical care. If someone is a resident in a local care facility and needs anointing, please call the St. Joseph Cathedral Parish Office, 573-573-7991. Every effort will be made to assure that the sacraments are available before the situation becomes critical.
As part of the ministry of our parish, we offer the opportunity to sign up for a meal train to assist with lessening the load during times of need, including those:
- Welcoming a new baby into their family
- Have a family member who is recovering from illness or surgery
- Are mourning the loss of a family member
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Events
Find things to do across the diocese with the Diocesan Events Calendar
Parishes and Catholic organizations across the diocese can submit events to the Diocesan Events Calendar. This calendar is full of things to do across the 38 counties our parishes reside in.
News
April 6, 2026
As we continue in the joy of the Easter season, we are called to renewal, hope, and deeper faith. This week’s memo invites you to grow in that joy through prayer, service, and care for others. We invite you to take part in the National Child Abuse Prevention Month and outreach efforts like Catholic Charities’ Blessing Barrels.
Read MoreMarch 30, 2026
As we journey together in faith, we share important updates from our diocese that reflect our commitment to community and service. This edition highlights recent pastoral council appointments, information on Amendment 3, and opportunities to gather in fellowship and worship. Join us for events such as the Chrism Mass, the Heart of a Hero Men’s Conference, and the Women’s Spring Pilgrimage, along with parish missions, youth gatherings, and meaningful service opportunities like the Blessing Barrels initiative through Catholic Charities.
Read MorePARISH RESOURCES
As pilgrims on a journey, we are guided by the Holy Spirit to know and serve the Lord, by reaching out to others in love and service. Our parish offers these resources to parishioners to enrich their spiritual life, enhance their knowledge and form them as missionary disciples.