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In 1905, Father Joseph Keller traveled from Dallas to Lubbock to offer Mass for Mexican-American Catholics in Lubbock at the Merrell Hotel. In December 1924, Bishop Joseph Lynch and the Diocese of Dallas endeavored to open Lubbock’s first Catholic Parish and dedicated it to St. Joseph. St. Joseph Catholic Church was one of Bishop Lynch’s visions. As the first parish in Lubbock, St. Joseph was established in 1924. This opened the opportunity for migrant Mexican-American families and others to worship and cultivate their Catholic faith on the north side of Lubbock, now called the Guadalupe neighborhood. “In many ways, St. Joseph is the heartbeat of that neighborhood. It stands now as a symbol of Catholicism, which extends back all the way to the days of the Coronado Expedition.” Most Reverend Robert M. Coerver, Bishop of Lubbock

En 1905, el Padre Joseph Keller viajó de Dallas a Lubbock para ofrecer Misa a los católicos Mexicoamericanos en Lubbock en el Hotel Merrell. En diciembre de 1924, el Obispo Joseph Lynch y la Diócesis de Dallas intentaron abrir la primera parroquia católica de Lubbock y la dedicaron a San José. La Iglesia Católica de San José fue una de las visiones del Obispo Lynch. Como la primera parroquia en Lubbock, San José se estableció en 1924. Esto abrió la oportunidad para que las familias Mexicoamericanas migrantes y otros pudieran adorar y cultivar su fe católica en el lado norte de Lubbock, ahora llamado el vecindario Guadalupe.

"De muchas maneras, San José es el corazón de ese vecindario. Hoy se mantiene como un símbolo del catolicismo, que se remonta hasta los días de la Expedición de Coronado."

Monseñor Robert M. Coerver, Obispo de Lubbock

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No we do not. Baptism will be celebrated only Saturdays and Sundays during mass.

Registration starts late July early August.

He/She needs to comple a OCIA class for children before they can be baptized.

Yes! Every 2nd Saturday of the month. Call the office to pre-register.

Thursday from 6:30 to 7:30pm and Saturdays from 3:30 to 4:30pm.