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.
Weekends
Saturdays: 5:00pm
Sundays: 8:30am
11:00am Contemporary Worship Service
Weekdays
Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 12:00 noon
Tuesday, Thursday: 8:00am
St. Joseph the Worker Church
2001 St. Joseph Street
Dubuque, IA 52001
From Hwy. 20, take the Grandview/Fremont Ave. exit and turn north to Lombard St., follow Lombard to Stetmore and turn left on Stetmore to St. Joseph Street.
From University Ave., take Algona St. south to St. Joseph St.
Our church has a “come as you are” atmosphere. You will see some dressed up and some dressed more casually. Just wear what will make you feel most comfortable!
Experience moving worship, lively music and a relevant message in a welcoming environment. Whether you’re new to Christianity, haven’t been to church in a while or are a weekly attendee, this is a place where you are welcome. We hope you’ll join us as we all grow in faith together. We know that in Christ: everyone counts, everyone matters, and everyone makes a difference.
We update our Parish Blog regularly with parish news, details about upcoming events, reflections, inspiration and more. Check out our three most recent updates from the blog. Click “See All Posts” to head over the full blog where you can see more of our posts.
Songs for the 11:00 Contemporary Mass on Sunday, March 24: Prelude: People of God (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ih-qGGV3hJ8) Gathering: 40 Days (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxu78emdcSs) Lord Have Mercy: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQxvw3P-9qU) Psalm: The Lord Is Kind and Merciful (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HP4bb9QF0sM) Lenten Gospel Acclamation: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddHMKs9WDjA)...
In his homily, Father Tom talked about how, as the Church, we are Jesus’ body on earth. While we won’t have a transfiguration like Jesus did, we are still called to be transformed. This transformation...
This Weekend at SJTW Father Tom joins us for the Second Sunday of Lent. In the Readings First Reading Genesis 15:5-12, 17-18 During Lent, the First Readings tell the story of Salvation History in the...
