Pastoral Council

"You know well enough that Our Lord does not look so much at the greatness of our actions, nor even at their difficulty, but at the love with which we do them."
- St. Therese of Lisieux

St. Joseph Pastoral Council advises and consults with the pastor about the overall direction of our church to fulfill the mission of Jesus and meet the needs of our parishioners and beyond.

PURPOSE
*The Council is a vehicle for the parish members to share in the pastoral mission of Jesus Christ and the Church in a specific location in the Archdiocese. It does this by developing Catholic identity, promoting evangelization, and fostering stewardship.
*The Council strives to build a community of disciples who recognize their baptismal calls to lives of holiness, witness and service.
*The Council engages in a continual process of pastoral planning, which takes into account the needs and priorities of its parishioners, the Archdiocese, the broader community, and the world.

John Gassert

Chairperson

Ashley Medinger

Vice Chairperson

John Krueger

Secretary

Jeff Wildt

Pastoral Council Member: liaison Finance Council

Brenda Jobe

Pastoral Council Member: liaison Stewardship

Tom Krueger

Pastoral Council Member: liaison Lifelong Faith Formation

Jack Reindl

Pastoral Council Member: liaison Finance Council

Colleen Wigh

Pastoral Council Member: Liaison to Human Concerns

Jennifer Dickmann

Pastoral Council Member: Liaison to School

Peggy Stern

Pastoral Council Member: Liaison to Worship

Chuck Boehm

Trustee - Treasurer

Lisa Delorit

Trustee - Secretary

Pastoral Trustee

St Joseph Trustees are parishioners who serve the parish as advisors, overseers and councilors, entrusted with assisting the pastor in caring for the corporate well-being of the parish. They serve for two-year terms and are members of the Parish Council.

One trustee is designated as the trustee-treasurer and the other as the trustee-secretary.

Along with the pastor, trustees are ex-officio members of the parish pastoral council and finance committee, and participate fully in the work of those groups

"You know well enough that Our Lord does not look so much at the greatness of our actions, nor even at their difficulty, but at the love with which we do them." - St. Therese of Lisieux