ST. JOSEPH THE WORKER

Sacraments

Anointing of The Sick

A sacred sacrament that embodies the compassionate essence of the Catholic faith. It reminds us that in times of illness and suffering, we are not alone; Christ is with us, extending His healing touch and offering His peace. It reinforces the belief that God's love knows no bounds and that even in moments of weakness, the Catholic community stands together, holding one another in prayer and support.


Baptism

A blessed moment that heralds the beginning of a profound spiritual journey. It marks the initiation into the Christian community, cleanses the soul, and empowers the baptized person with the grace of the Holy Spirit. It is a celebration of rebirth, a commitment to a life of faith, and an affirmation of the Catholic belief in the transformative power of God's love.


Communion

A profound encounter with the divine, signifying unity, nourishment, and transformation. Through the Eucharist, Catholics reaffirm their belief in the real presence of Christ, their commitment to living out His teachings, and their deep connection to the universal Church and the communion of saints throughout history.


Confirmation

A deepening commitment to the faith and the empowerment of the Holy Spirit. It is a sacrament of grace, calling individuals to live out their faith courageously and to actively engage in the life of the Church. Confirmation serves as a reminder of the ongoing journey of faith, guiding Catholics to fulfill their roles as witnesses of Christ in the world.


Reconciliation

A profound encounter with God's mercy and love, offering believers a way to address their shortcomings, seek forgiveness, and experience spiritual healing. It underscores the Catholic belief in the transformative power of God's grace and the opportunity for individuals to begin anew on their journey of faith, reconciled with both God and their own conscience.


Marriage

A sacred covenant that mirrors God's love and unity. It is a commitment to a lifetime of love, faithfulness, and mutual support. Through the sacrament of marriage, Catholic couples seek not only to build a life together but to grow in holiness, love, and devotion to God and one another.

 

Please view the dropdown menu for information related to each sacrament.  For more information, contact the Parish Office at 631-286-9133.