Posts By: Lynn Martinez

Byron attended a Memorial Service here at St. Joseph Cathedral and shares his experience of healing.

Ten lepers were cured. Only one returned to give thanks. When we fall victim to entitlement, we diminish our capacity to love. Never satisfied, we walk around with outstretched arms, eagerly searching for the next thing we want so that we can acquire it ourselves. Very rarely do entitled hands hold anything to freely give… Read more »

This year in California, we are called in a very specific way to reject the pathway of making illegal virtually all limitations on abortion. Proposition 1, which would enshrine in the state constitution the ability to have late-term abortions and abortions for purposes of gender selection, as well as allowing subsidies for abortion for people… Read more »

Beginning Sunday, August 21st we will have a New Mass Schedule. Saturday Vigil Mass 5:15pm Sunday 8:00am 10:00am 12:00pm (Spanish) 5:15pm

Join Father Peter on Wednesday, February 23 at 6:30pm for a guided walkthrough of the Church’s interior. Whether you’re wondering about their significance or want to know how they got there. You’ll learn about all things religious and even get some tips from Fr. Peter when it comes time for Mass next week!

Hey! We’re looking for people who want to share their story about how the church has journeyed with them. We know that there are a lot of different ways that people have experienced the church, and we want to hear from as many people as possible. If you’d like to participate in a listening session,… Read more »

Join us in the St. Joseph Cathedral Auditorium right after 5:15 Mass. Film begins at 6:45.  Entrance is on Fourth Ave, between Cedar and Beech Streets. Parking is free in Ace lot at corner of Third and Beech. Stolen Summer (2002) is a heartwarming, thoughtful film about a Rabbi, a priest and two little boys dealing… Read more »

St. Joseph Cathedral Parish Movie Night Aug. 28 at 6 PM. Admission Free.