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St. Joseph the Worker Church
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      • Our Patron Saint
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      • FORMED.org
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      • Pastoral Council and Committees
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      • SCRIP
  • Worship
      • Liturgical Ministries
      • Ministry Schedules
      • Youth Choir
      • Funerals
      • Sacraments
      • Children's Liturgy of the Word
  • Adults
    • Deepen Your Faith
      • Oder of Christian Initiation of Adults (OCIA)
      • Scripture Study
      • Bible Study | Follow Me
    • Get Involved
      • Christian Experience Weekends
      • Library
      • Treasure Luncheons
  • Youth
      • Kids In Christ (Children's Faith Formation)
      • Sacrament Preparation
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      • High School Ministry
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      • Holy Family Catholic Schools
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    • Welcome to St. Joseph the Worker! We are a lively Catholic church off of Highway 20 in Dubuque, IA! Our mission is to always be living the Gospel of Jesus Christ as a welcoming Catholic community by building faith together through worship, faith formation and service to each other, our community and the world.

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      • Sunday: 7:45 AM to 8:15 AM
      • Tuesday: 11:30 AM to 11:50 AM ((Only During Lent))
      • Wed Fri 11:30 AM to 11:50 AM
      • Thursday: 8:30 AM to 8:45 AM After the 8 AM Mass
      • Saturday: 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM
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    • ST PAT'S DINNER | WEDNESDAY | June 25, 2025
      ST PAT'S DINNER  |  WEDNESDAY  |  June 25, 2025
      Our next St. Pat’s meal is Wednesday, June 25, 2025. Call Sharon at 563-451-3375 to donate food or money or to volunteer. Due to USDA regulations, we cannot accept “homemade” items. If you donate money to purchase food, we will do the shopping. Let Sharon know what you would like to donate.
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    • VBS 2025 Road Trip! July 14–18 MARTIN HALL
      VBS 2025 Road Trip! July 14–18 MARTIN HALL
      This year’s theme is “Road Trip,” and we’re excited to invite your child(ren) on a fun-filled journey through the Bible! Each day will bring new and engaging stories about Jesus and other Bible characters. Join us in Martin Hall, July 14–18 (Monday–Friday), from 8:45 AM to 12:00 PM, for a week of exciting Bible stories, delicious snacks, creative crafts, fun games, and uplifting music! VBS is open to children entering grades K–5. We also need many adult and youth volunteers to help make the week a success! Youth entering grades 6–12 are invited to assist with leading groups, acting, crafts, and more. The cost is $35 for the first child and $25 for each additional child (including a T-shirt). No child will be turned away due to financial hardship. Scholarships are available—please contact me for more information. Registration deadline: June 5 – this ensures we have enough supplies for every participant.
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    • IMPACT CATHOLIC ADULT LEADERSHIP
      IMPACT CATHOLIC ADULT LEADERSHIP
      Feeling called to something more? IMPACT is a two-year journey of faith, formation, and transformation for Catholic adults, hosted by the Archdiocese of Dubuque. Through powerful retreats, monthly gatherings, spiritual reading, and mentorship, you’ll deepen your relationship with Jesus and discover new ways to live out your faith in the world. Grow in faith Learn the richness of Catholic teaching Be formed for mission ❤️ Serve with purpose ✨ The next cohort begins September 2025 — are you ready to say YES? Monthly sessions in Vinton, IA ⛪ Retreats in Dubuque, IA Apply by August 15, 2025 Let your faith make an IMPACT. #CatholicFormation #IMPACT2025 #LiveYourFaith #CalledToMission #ArchDubuque Click Here for more Information: https://dbqarch.org/impact
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    • Totus Tuus July 27th – August 1st 2025!
      Totus Tuus July 27th – August 1st 2025!
      Parents, Save the Date! July 27 – August 1, St. Joseph the Worker Parish We are excited to announce that St. Joseph the Worker Faith Formation is joining with fellow parishes across Dubuque to bring Totus Tuus to our children and teens this summer! Totus Tuus (Latin for "Totally Yours") is a dynamic Catholic program rooted in the joy of the Gospel and devoted to helping young people deepen their love for Jesus Christ. Through engaging catechesis, vibrant evangelization, joyful Christian witness, and reverent Eucharistic worship, This program inspires hearts and minds to grow in faith. Much like Vacation Bible School, but with a unique Catholic spirit, Totus Tuus offers an Unforgettable week of spiritual growth, friendship, and fun. Mark your calendars—this is a week your children won’t want to miss!
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      • Memorial of Saint Aloysius Gonzaga, Religious
        Reading I  2 Corinthians 12:1-10
        Responsorial Psalm  Psalm 34:8-9, 10-11, 12-13
        Gospel  Matthew 6:24-34
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