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Our mission at St. Joseph's Catholic Church is to evangelize God's people beginning with the gift of the Holy Eucharist. Our 2021 Parish theme is "Rejoice and be Glad:  Jesus is Here!" 

Due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, our Mass, Confession, and Adoration times have changed.  Follow us on Facebook, download our App, or sign up for emails for the most up-to-date information.  We currently have (8) scheduled indoor Sunday Masses in our Church and Hall and (1) outdoor Mass.

We are currently live streaming 10:00am Sunday Mass.   Thank you for abiding by all state Covid-prevention protocols. A reminder that anytime you leave your home, you are at risk of contracting communicable diseases.  

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Daily Mass Times

Mon-Fri 8am, 5:45pm
Sat 8am

Saturday Mass Schedule:
Vigil: 5pm Church
Sunday Mass Schedule:
7:30am Church
9:00am Latin Church
10:30am Church  & Live Stream        
11:00am Hall
12:00 noon Church
2pm Church Spanish 
5pm Church

No RSVP

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BMA 2021

The BMA is an annual campaign of support for the  important  programs and ministries serving the people of the Diocese of Stockton.

"​I know these are difficult times, but if you can help, that would greatly impact us….especially as we help our seminarians….they will eventually be our future priests in our Diocese. Your financial support is very, very important.”
Fr. Cesar Martinez Director of Vocations

Donate to BMA

2020-2021: Not your average
​Stewardship Renewal!​

Our 2020-2021 Stewardship Renewal (when we make our annual plan for prayer, service and generosity) is not an ordinary Stewardship Renewal! Instead, we are looking for everyone to participate, in some way, because everyone can. Everyone can offer prayer, they can contemplate how to serve – we have many new ministries planned for 2021 – and can offer their generosity as they are able. Have a new idea, a ministry or work that you would like to have in our parish? Tell us. 2021 is the year that we want to "rejoice and be glad!" and we can do this with our Renewal.

Complete your Renewal Here