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Adult Faith Formation

Adult Faith Formation is the primary form of catechesis for God's People. This may not have been your experience of the Church in the past, but Faith Formation is not only a priority at St. Joseph's - it is a way of life!

We invite you to embrace this way of life through one of the many and various ways offered in our parish family of families.

Adult Faith Formation and Sacrament Preparation (including becoming Catholic): Tuesdays, 7pm - 8:30pm
Baptism Preparation (Parents & Godparents): (Sundays - various times. contact Parish Office to sign up)
Marriage Preparation (Couples): Schedule Varies
St. Joseph’s Workshop (Men’s Faith Study) Wednesdays, 6:00am - 7:30am and Wednesdays, 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Daughters of the King (Women’s Faith Study): Thursdays, 6:30pm - 8:00pm
Women's Bible Study: 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, 6:30pm - 8:00pm
Young Adult Bible Study (Ages 21-35): Schedule Varies

Women's Bible Study:

2nd and 4th Tuesdays, 6:30pm - 8:00pm

St. Joseph's Daughters of the King (Women's Faith Study)

Daughters of the King (DoK) is a community of women who come together weekly to support one another in strengthening our spiritual life through: Prayer, study, fellowship, and service. DoK is open to women of all ages.
Our women’s faith study meets on Thursday’s from 6:30pm-7:30pm in the JP II building room 11.
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St. Joseph's Workshop
(Men's Faith Study)

St. Joseph Men’s workshop will resume “That Man is You” study groups in English on Wednesday, September 11th. El Taller de San Jose Spanish Group will meet September 21st.

Without good men studies show:
- Likelihood for children to carry on the faith or have any at all in adolescence or adulthood:
- When the Mother leads 2%
- When the Father leads 75%
- Children of father-absent homes are twice as likely to drop out compared those with a father present.
- 50% of children with highly involved fathers report getting mostly A’s through high school compared to 35.2% of nonresident father families.
- Children in father-absent homes are five times more likely to be poor.
- A child with a non-resident father is 54% more likely to be poorer than his or her father.
- Infant mortality rates are 1.8 times higher for infants of unmarried mothers than for married mothers.
- A study showed that middle schoolers not living with both biological parents quadruple the risk of having an affective disorder.
- Youths in father-absent homes experience higher odds at incarceration.
- Youths in single-parent homes experience higher risk of delinquency, drug and alcohol abuse.
- Sexual activity increases by two times and pregnancy by seven times in father-absent homes.
- Children in single parent homes are 120% in greater risk of child abuse endangerment.

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