A Video Message from Bishop McElroy: Parishioners of St. Joseph Cathedral: Here at the Cathedral we are joyful that public celebration of the Mass is coming back in the Diocese of San Diego. We continue to pray for you, and for your intentions, whether or not you feel ready to return to Mass… Read more »
Are you wondering how schedules are being affected by current events, or about other news in the parish? Do you want to be in on what’s happening at St. Joseph Cathedral? Has all this social distancing left you feeling unconnected? Fr. Peter and the Cathedral staff welcome our active parishioners to Flocknote, our new way… Read more »
Thanks be to God. St. Joseph Cathedral announces with great joy that both daily and Sunday public Masses will resume starting June 14. Public Sunday Masses will be celebrated at 9 and 11:30 a.m. Public Daily Masses beginning June 15 will be celebrated at 12:07 p.m. only This is the first step in a phased… Read more »
Weekly confession hour will be offered to improve recently limited access to the Sacraments St. Joseph Cathedral is pleased to announce it will make the confession time offered this past week more permanent while Covid-19 affects the parish’s normal scheduling. Realizing that the half hour provided previously was not enough to get through every penitent… Read more »
When Covid-19 hit, we needed to launch our online streaming Mass quickly. The parish did not have the resources in place, but Jim Palen stepped up and took on the task. The St. Joseph community is truly grateful for his personal generosity and commitment. Jim, how long have you been coming to St. Joseph Cathedral? … Read more »
This Tuesday, May 19th we will have Confessions in the Parish Office 11:30 – Noon. Fr. Shaun Brown will hear confessions. Parishioners should form a line outside the Parish Office and only one person can come in at a time. Face masks are required and will be provided if needed. 6-ft distancing will be in… Read more »
During Covid-19, parishioners at St. Joseph Cathedral continue actively feeding their faith. Sadly, we cannot come together the way we would like to and we miss seeing each other. But Faith is a living thing — you either take care of it, or it can start to fade. Until we can gather again, our members… Read more »
