Founded in 1792, St. Joseph Cathedral remains a Roman Catholic faith community that affirms God's presence and action by witnessing to our savior Jesus Christ
Please be patient if our Facebook page, Twitter feed, & other social media/publicity efforts become less busy. Fr Paul was more "into" digital communications, & Fr Cary has other priorities right now! Contact the Parish Office ([email protected]) to offer ideas or to help!
Effective Jun 7 Bp Duca has ended his dispensation from the obligation to attend Mass (on Sundays & days of obligation, or their vigils) without sufficient reason.
Masks are no longer required in church for the vaccinated.
This coming weekend's edition of The Carpenter, our Parish bulletin, has been posted on our website for your reading pleasure! Go to https://t.co/HopLTQJs5J
Fr Paul @Counce is relieved of @CathedralBR‘s pastorate, to transition back to fulltime ministry with the @DioBR Tribunal. Bp Duca has apptd Fr Cary Bani to be pastor of @CathedralBR, for 6 yrs, as of Thu, Jul 1.
More info RE the transition will be announced when finalized.
Enjoy this week’s issue of The Carpenter, our parish bulletin. It’s on our website here: https://t.co/Xw9BTlHw2t 
We’ll also email it to you if you just ask! Send your request to [email protected] 
Pope Francis has proclaimed this 60th Anniversary Year of our diocese also to be the Year of St. Joseph worldwide! So the @DioceseBR celebrate "60 Years in the Year of St. Joseph" May 1, 2021-Mar 19, 2022. Learn more at https://t.co/634foaxqTn and on Facebook. #StJoeandTell
We hope you have the habit of reading The Carpenter each week. This week's issue is on our website for you! Go to https://t.co/Xw9BTlpUDT
(And remember, we'll also email The Carpenter to you directly. Just let us know by emailing us at [email protected]
Don't forget to read our Parish bulletin for the weekend! "The Carpenter" is posted to our website at https://t.co/yHq5BDYbAw or emailed directly to you at your request!
Did you catch WBRZ's "Sunday Journal" yesterday? It was filmed here, and featured old friends John Pastorek and Fr. Paul Counce in conversation. You can still view it here. https://t.co/xi2lW5LZEB
The Holy See instructed us to distribute ashes this year this way: “Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return” or “Turn away from sin and believe in the Gospel” is said once over the assembly, followed by ashes simply sprinkled on each person's bowed head.
Women 18-40 in @DioceseBR are invited to join Red Stick Catholics’ “Set A Fire Sisterhood” small-group, using Blessed is She’s Lenten devotional. Daily Scripture/sharing Check-Ins & Virtual Community Time Mondays Feb 15-Apr 5 at 7:30 pm!
Sign up at https://t.co/DWhuNGtXQE
Have you read this weekend's issue of The Carpenter yet? It was emailed out a few days ago and is posted on our website as well: https://t.co/HopLTQJs5J