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- 1. How do I register at St. Joseph the Worker?
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Click here to go visit our membership page and learn about our three-step registration process. - 2. How do I request prayers?
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In addition to voicemail and e-mail, you may also write your individual prayer intentions on the prayer sheets in the notebook on the podium in the Gathering Space. Parishioners and prayer groups will pray for all of these intentions.Prayer requests can be email to tnelson@sjtw.net
The prayer line is 762-425-6506 ex113 - 3. How do I donate stock to SJTW?
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Thank you for your generosity!
Please click here for instructions for donating stock to SJTW. - 4. I want to get married at SJTW; what do I do?
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Because of the serious nature of the life-long decision involved, marriage preparation is very important. As a result, the Archdiocese has set in place a process of marriage preparation. This process includes filing the necessary paperwork, attending a pre-marriage seminar, completing a couple inventory and reviewing the results. This can be a lengthy process; therefore couples should begin this process a minimum of 9 months in advance of their desired wedding date.Click here to visit our marriage page for more details.
Registration is required; please call Deacon John Wallin at: 612-751-6284.
- 5. My child hasn't received any Sacraments - what do I do?
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This process is designed for children who have never been baptized, those who were baptized in another faith tradition who would now like to enter into full communion with the Catholic Church or those children who have not been participating in the sacramental life of the Church. Children and families will attend these sessions together. In their small groups the children will meet God in many different ways. For more information, please contact Monica Liebl at 763-400-7213 or monical@sjtw.net - 6. I am struggling with life/illness/grief, etc. and need encouragement. Is there anyone available?
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SJTW has many support groups - click here for a list. - 7. What if someone, for whom I am responsible, dies? Who do I contact at the church?
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Funeral Liturgy Planners are trained to help the family of a loved one help plan the particulars of their funeral liturgy. Contact Tarri Nelson at 763-400-7205 or tnelson@sjtw.net - 8. How do I find out more about becoming Catholic?
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The process of the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is for anyone considering entering into full communion with the Catholic Church. Click here to visit our RCIA page to learn all about becoming Catholic. - 9. How do I schedule a Baptism?
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Congratulations to all of you who have welcomed a new little one into your life! We look forward, as a community, to help you teach our faith to the newest addition to our faith family!Everyone who wishes to have their baby baptized is asked to attend our Baptism classes if they have not attended one of our classes in the last 3 years. Click here to get all the details and dates.