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  I grew up in the church before Vatican II so I experienced the changes that have happened in the church since then; the loss of faith, the loss of people, and the loss of reverence for the Eucharist, and the loss of the beautiful Catholic culture I remember. When I attended St. Joseph the Worker, I wanted to weep. It was like coming home.It gave me hope for traditional Catholic families. I can only attend a few times a year on a Friday but I am so thankful for even that. I wish there were a Latin Mass in Hopkins County. Thankyou Bishop Strickland and Father Valentine.

  Added December 16, 2021 by Francie Barcus
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  Mass was wonderfully reverent, and the parish had a welcoming potluck after Mass, with lots of kids. Looks like a healthy and vibrant parish.

  Added December 24, 2016 by Catherine Rose