We are in desperate need of volunteers for the Carnival. We need parking attendants, also people to run adult games especially on Saturday. We need groundskeeping, burger flippers and pizza sellers especially Friday and Saturday nights. Please, please, please sign up by clicking here to look at the opportunities and then select where you want to help. You can also email nelson@sjy.org or call the office at 717.755.7503. Thank you!

The entertainment schedule is as follows: Tuesday - to be determined, Wednesday - Ni Riain School Of Irish Dance, Thursday - Kim's Karate, Friday - York United Fire and Rescue Apparatus, Saturday - Sean Malloy*. There will also be trivia Friday night in the beer garden.   *Sean will be performing on the front lawn, bring your blankets!

This year's event runs from Monday, July 8-Thursday, July 11 at St. Joseph Church from 6:00PM-8:30PM each night. Please register or volunteer by Monday, June 10, 2019.

Sean Malloy, Christian Rock and Worship musician, will be performing at the Carnival on Saturday, June 15th. You've heard him at Fan The Fire or Candlelight Stations. He will have two sets 6:30-7:15 and 7:45-8:30 so that volunteers can also catch his performance opposite the shift that they work. Sean will be on the front lawn so bring your blankets!

This year marks 40 years the Capuchin Franciscan Friars of the Province of St. Augustine have been serving St. Joseph Church in York, PA. Join in a spiritual bouquet.

During Easter week, the 8:00 AM Mass will be celebrated in the church.

There are emails being sent that look like they are from Father Steve. He does not have a Gmail account, nor would he ask you to go buy gift cards. Please beware and report it as phishing if you receive one of these emails.

Blessing of Palms and Procession to the Altar

Confession available on Wednesday, April 17th from 8:30-9:30 AM and from 7:00-8:00 PM

We are sorry to inform you that after much discussion with our committees and volunteers, we will no longer be hosting the annual St. Joseph Yard Sale.  It was determined that with the increasing challenge of securing volunteers, as well as unpredictable weather, it was best to focus our commitment on other activities within the parish and the community. We certainly appreciate all those who have supported us in the past.