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Have a Blessed Memorial Day

Memorial Day is the day that’s set aside to remember with gratitude and pride all those who served and died for our country and our freedom.  May your day be filled with memories and peace.  God Bless America.

Weekend Masses Begin 5/16 & 5/17

ATTENTION: After more consideration and information Fr. Patrick has amended a few of the guidelines. Please note that the number of Parishioners allowed at each Mass has dropped to the first 120.  We will also NOT have the Missals available.

Welcome Back!

Please click HERE to read the St. Joseph Guidelines for the Resumption of Mass.

NO Reconciliations on Saturdays

Reconciliation on Saturdays has not resumed at this time. You can make an appointment for Confession by calling the office at 843-556-4611.

Parish Council Meeting

There will be a Parish Council Meeting tomorrow (Tuesday, May 12, 2020) at 7:00 pm in the Library.

Daily Mass Guidelines

Please keep the following guidelines in mind as we resume Daily Mass at St. Joseph

  • Worshipers who are sick or high risk should NOT attend Mass.
    This includes but is not limited to:
    o Do you have a fever?
    o Have you been exposed to someone with COVID-19?
    o Do you have respiratory issues?
    o Are you immunocompromised?
    o Are you over 65?
  • Worshipers are to use the restroom only if absolutely necessary.
  • Worshipers are strongly encouraged to receive Communion in the hand.
  • There will be no Sign of Peace.
  • There will be no holy water in the fonts.
  • Please maintain social distancing – sit in every other pew at least 6 feet apart and maintain a 6-foot distance when receiving Communion.
  • Please do not congregate before or after Mass.

Upcoming Masses

This week…

Mass will continue on Facebook Live for the Fifth Sunday of Easter on May 10, 2020, at 9:00 am

Next Week…

Daily Masses in the church will begin on May 11th at the normal time of 8:30 am.  Weekend Masses will begin on May 16th and 17th.  We are in the process of implementing changes from the Diocese of Charleston  – please stay tuned for more information to come in the next week.
We are also implementing an additional Mass to help with Social Distancing that will be on Sundays at 6:00 pm.
We will continue to have one Mass (Sundays at 8:00 am) live-streamed on Facebook Live for 3 weekends after the weekend masses resume.