St. Josaphat

Celebrating our 125th Anniversary, St. Josaphat Parish has been the church to come home to since 1883. With faith in a loving God, we joyfully welcome all who wish to come together as a community of shared faith in Jesus Christ, to give glory and praise to God. St. Josaphat Parish continues to grow as a welcoming Catholic community celebrating our spiritual growth in worship, committed to excellence in education, dedicated to serving others.

Blessed Today, Blessing Tomorrow: A Campaign for St. Josaphat Parish is being launched after a two year preparation process that began with our Strategic Plan. Our parish is flourishing and experiencing consistent growth. In order to make a Catholic education possible for the children already seeking enrollment in our school we need to build classrooms. Our Facilities Committee has identified infrastructure and necessary maintenance issues in all three of our campus buildings that are critical to their future use.

Blessed Today, Blessing Tomorrow: A Campaign for St. Josaphat Parish goes beyond brick and mortar. It is an investment in sharing our Catholic faith traditions with both young and old. We are blessed to be the recipients of great gifts from those who have come before us. With this generous foundation as our starting point, we will update and expand our parish campus, allowing for continued development of our educational excellence and spiritual growth. With this Campaign we will Bless Tomorrow.

All are Welcome and All are Invited to participate in this parish community event.
Please join us in gratitude for the blessings that we share.

Elizabeth and David Blinderman
Campaign Co-Chair

Julie and Larry Krema
Campaign Co-Chair

Fr. Rich Prendergast
Pastor

Colleen Cannon
Principal

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To strengthen and continue our mission, St. Josaphat Parish is embarking on a multi-phased campaign to raise $5 million to:

Build new school classrooms and a media center combining a Library and Computer Lab to accommodate our growing enrollment ($2 Million)
Update the infrastructure in both the primary and middle school buildings ($1 Million)
Repay the loan received in 2008 to build new bathrooms in the lower parish hall and renovate classrooms and other spaces which created new classrooms ($1 Million)
Repair infrastructure and perform maintenance in the church and rectory, including updating the facilities to make both structures safe and secure and to create additional parish meeting space ($1 Million)