Our novena begins next Wednesday, April 23rd, with Rosary, Novena Prayers and Mass each day. Rosary, Novena Prayers and Mass in English beginning at 11.30am. Rosary, Novena Prayers and Mass (bilingual) beginning at 5.30pm. See you there.
My brothers and sisters, the Jubilee Cross has been placed in the sanctuary of our Church, St. Joseph’s, which has been designated a special Jubilee Pilgrimage site for this jubilee year. It will afford us the opportunity to pray with and meditate on the Cross and also obtain the Jubilee indulgence by following the criteria outlined below.
Please join us for our Holy Week Penance Service on this Tuesday, April 15th, at 6pm. We will begin by listening and being encouraged by the Word of God, we will be helped to prepare for this extraordinary moment with a short examination of conscience and later, offered the opportunity to avail of God’s mercy through the Sacrament of Confession, all of this will happen while being in His Presence and Adorating Him in the Blessed Sacrament. There will be 5 Priests available for Confession.
Los invitamos a unirse a nuestro Servicio de Penitencia de Semana Santa el martes que viene, Abril 15, a las 6 p. m. Comenzaremos escuchando y recibiendo aliento de la Palabra de Dios. Nos prepararemos para este momento extraordinario con un breve examen de conciencia y, luego, tendremos la oportunidad de acceder a la misericordia de Dios a través del Sacramento de la Confesión. Todo esto sucederá en Su Presencia y adorándolo en el Santísimo Sacramento. Habran cinco sacerdotes presentes.
April is the designated month of support, remembrance, and healing for all children and survivors of abuse, as well as families who have experienced abuse and neglect. Though we recognize Child Abuse Prevention in April, our commitment to providing a safe environment for all is year round. This year, we are encouraging all to wear blue on April 27 (Blue Sunday). Blue Sunday is a day where places of worship across the nation are asked to join in a day of prayer and support for healing families affected by abuse as well as to renew their pledge to prevent future abuse from happening. To maintain a safe environment, the Diocese of Reno requires all volunteers, employees, and clergy to be current on their training and their electronic background checks. Working together, we can help prevent abuse in our churches and pray for healing in our communities. During National Child Abuse Prevention Month, we pray for continued healing for the lives of all who are affected or indirectly affected by abuse.
More Information and Questions
If you have any questions, please contact Tracey Collamer, Diocesan Director for Safe Environment at [email protected] or call (775) 326-9445
“It is essential that we, as a Church, be able to acknowledge and condemn, with sorrow and shame, the atrocities perpetrated by consecrated persons, clerics, and all those entrusted with the mission of watching over and caring for those most vulnerable.”
Will take place on April 10th, starting: 5:30 PM at St. Rose of Lima Parish, 100 Bishop Manogue Dr., Reno, NV. All welcome.
Here is the live link
https://www.youtube.com/live/Q054kWMhwNE?feature=shared
My brothers and sisters, the Jubilee Cross has been placed in the sanctuary of our Church, St. Joseph’s, which has been designated a special Jubilee Pilgrimage site for this jubilee year. It will afford us the opportunity to pray with and meditate on the Cross and also obtain the Jubilee indulgence by following the criteria outlined below.
The Knights of Columbus and Ladies Auxiliary have put together some great prizes for kids and adults at the Friday Fish Fry April 4th at Mater Dei Hall. There will be raffle prizes and silent auction items. Please come and show your support.
Join St. Joseph's Parish
Bilingual Lenten Penance Service!
Tuesday, April 15, 2025
at 6:00pm in the church.
Several priests will be available to hear individual confessions in English and Spanish.
As he recovers from bilateral pneumonia at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital, Pope Francis has released his message for the 62nd World Day of Prayer for Vocations, which falls this year on May 11.Entitled “Pilgrims of Hope: The Gift of Life,” the Pope’s message recalls that every vocation—be it to ordained ministry, consecrated life, or the laity—should offer the world a sign of God’s hope for every person.
The Nevada Catholic Conference strongly opposes AB 346 and urges the faithful to take action. This is the fourth time similar legislation related to assisted suicide has been introduced, and it has gained significant support. It is vital that our parishioners raise their voices to help defeat this bill. As Catholics, we are called to protect the dignity of all human life, from conception to natural death.
Will take place at St. Joseph's Church, Elko, on Saturday, March 22nd at 11am. All welcome.
Legion Founder Frank Duff wrote in the Legion Handbook: "The Acies is the great central annual function of the Legion, so that it is necessary to stress the importance of attendance on the part of every member. The essential ideal of the Legion, upon which all else is built, is that of working in union with and in dependence on Mary, its Queen. The Acies is the solemn expression of that union and dependence, the renewal - individual and collective - of the legionary declaration of fealty. Hence it is manifest that any legionaries who can attend, and yet fail to do so, have little or none of the spirit of the Legion in them. The membership of such persons is not an asset to the Legion."
ACIES* is a Latin word that the Roman Legion applied to an army ranged in battle array; appropriate to a ceremony in which the legionaries as a body assemble to renew their fealty to Mary, Queen of the Legion, and from her to receive strength and blessing for yet another year's battle with the forces of evil. We also recall the army allegory in our weekly meetings in prayer; "Who is she that comes forth as the morning rising, terrible as an army set in battle array?"
Ash Wednesday is a day of penance, fasting, and abstinence to begin the season of Lent. Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of a solemn season of penance. Despite all its comparisons to the desert, Lent can be very fruitful for our spiritual growth! Beginning this season with the celebration of Mass and the reception of ashes is a sign of our commitment to God and to spiritual growth.
Mass Times
St Joseph’s - 8:00am | 12:10pm.| 6pm (Bilingual)
Sacred Heart, Carlin, 6pm.
Our Lady of the Rubies, Spring Creek, 6pm.