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Our 2025 Annual Catholic Appeal theme - Together we bring hope - and the Holy Year theme - Pilgrims of hope - are timely and opportune. Hope is a gift from God that enables us to take up our responsibility in our world, our Church and our families. Hope is a gift that we share, a gift that we bring to others and do so together.

We are so blessed and excited to have NINE new members joining us this year at the Easter Vigil Mass. Please help us welcome them to the St. Joseph family by writing them welcome cards. Click here to learn more.

Click here to see the Annual Catholic Appeal Update from March.

Preplanning your funeral is a thoughtful way to make things easier for your family in the future. It offers peace of mind knowing that everything is taken care of according to your wishes. Learn more.

We currently have openings for our St. Joseph Catholic School Little Knights Preschool!

Provided here are links and contact information for organizations that offer pastoral, humanitarian and legal advocacy support for immigrants, refugees and all in need. The descriptions are provided by the respective organizations. Please see their websites for a full understanding of programs and services offered.

The theme of this year's Annual Catholic Appeal is Together at the Table. It evokes the Last Supper and the story of the two disciples on the way to Emmaus who are together at the table with the Lord. In these images, we know ourselves as gathered together, as fed the Eucharist, and as missionary disciples sent into the world.

As I return from my trip to Rome, I am reflecting on the incredible experience of being part of the Jubilee year, a time of forgiveness, reconciliation, and renewal...

The theme of this year's Annual Catholic Appeal is Together at the Table. It evokes the Last Supper and the story of the two disciples on the way to Emmaus who are together at the table with the Lord. In these images, we know ourselves as gathered together, as fed the Eucharist, and as missionary disciples sent into the world.

The Libertyville Village Board has approved safety upgrades to the crosswalk on Milwaukee Avenue at Maple Avenue, right in front of our Church. This milestone comes after three years of hard work led by our parishioner Jon Monroe, Chair of our Parish Pastoral Council, and a dedicated team.

Today, we were deeply honored to receive a very special gift: a St. Joseph icon from the Illinois State Council and the Chicago Chapter of the Knights of Columbus...

In just six weeks, thanks to your prayers and support, we closed our $60,000 budget deficit - an incredible testament to our parish’s generosity and faith. Thank you!

Thank you to all who contributed to our Christmas Flowers! To see the list, please click here.

Please consider making a qualified charitable distribution (QCD) gift to our parish. Learn more.

The theme of this year's Annual Catholic Appeal is Together at the Table. It evokes the Last Supper and the story of the two disciples on the way to Emmaus who are together at the table with the Lord. In these images, we know ourselves as gathered together, as fed the Eucharist, and as missionary disciples sent into the world.

Sign up to light the Advent wreath at an Advent Mass! All are welcome—individuals, couples, or families. Arrive 15 minutes early and check in with the Welcome Minister Captain in the Narthex. Sign up here.

Check out this Advent calendar from our Care for Creation Ministry! Each day, discover fun and simple ways to show love for the world around us and help those in need, all while sharing in prayer and kindness.

Meet with other people who have either experienced divorce or who have already filed for a divorce and desire to re-encounter God on their journey as they seek to heal and renew their lives and families. Gatherings will be led by trained facilitator Patricia Cartwright.

To better serve our guests and to improve operations, here are the new St. Joseph Food Pantry operating hours starting Oct. 25.

The theme of this year's Annual Catholic Appeal is Together at the Table. It evokes the Last Supper and the story of the two disciples on the way to Emmaus who are together at the table with the Lord. In these images, we know ourselves as gathered together, as fed the Eucharist, and as missionary disciples sent into the world.