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St Joseph High School
“COME HOME TO JOE”
2020-2021 School Reopening Plan
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Table of
Contents
04
Letter from Mr Klein
05-07
Hybrid Reopening Model
08-09
School Schedule
10
Disinfecting Protocols
11
Personal Safety
12
Arrival & Dismissal
13-15
Facilities & Logistics
16
Student Support
17-18
Athletics & Extracurriculars
19-21
Family-School Partnership
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Resources
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ReOpening St Joseph High School
Mission Statement
St Joseph High School is an independent Catholic college preparatory community that
educates and motivates young women and men to live purposeful lives as ethical leaders
committed to the common good of all.
Responding to Covid-19
The following plan has been created in order to protect the students, faculty, and staff of St
Joseph High School. It has been created with careful attention to executive orders, Center
for Disease Control (CDC), State of Connecticut Office of the Governor and the Town of
Trumbull Department of Health guidelines. This plan is subject to change as necessary. The
health and safety of our community is of paramount importance.
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revised 8/12/20STRONGER, TOGETHER
Dear Friends,
Greetings from St. Joes. I hope you are doing well and that your family has enjoyed some special
and fun summer moments. Despite these unprecedented and emotionally challenging times, we
must remain faithful, solution-oriented and grateful for the many blessings that surround us each
day. As SJ Cadets – we must Carry On!
As you know from our Virtual Town Hall Meeting, we will be reopening school on Tuesday,
September 8, 2020, using a Transitional Hybrid Model. You can access the video recording of the
Town Hall Meeting and the follow-up notes by clicking here.
The Hybrid Model will be piloted for the first 14 days of school (September 8-25) whereby each
student will be scheduled for 7 days of on-campus learning and 7 days of remote learning. We will
use an alternating Maroon Day (Last Names A-L) and Gold Day (Last Names M-Z) protocol and
the educational program will be delivered live each day to all students regardless of their learning
location–St. Joes or at home. The strategic acquisition and implementation of wireless OWL Labs
cameras will allow us to provide live daily teacher and student interaction and not compromise the
highly respected value proposition of the SJ experience. Yes, school will be in session live every day
for SJ students and we are excited to provide your family with this unique and forward-thinking
learning opportunity.
Our Hybrid Model is intended to serve as a thoughtful transition toward the full reopening of St.
Joseph High School. This prudent and practical re-entry approach will allow us to safely implement
our paper plan and make necessary adjustments in preparation for a successful and long-awaited
return of the entire SJHS student body. It is very important for us to “work the plan” prior to a full
reopening with 800 students.
Education is about people and relationships. Our amazing students and outstanding faculty and
staff make St. Joes a vibrant and exceptional school and, without the people, SJHS is just a building.
The people make St. Joes a very special place and they always have since 1962. We are committed to
making this return to school safe, enjoyable and educationally fulfilling for everyone.
In closing, I look forward to meeting the students and partnering with your family to make the
upcoming 2020-2021 academic year a safe and successful experience for our entire SJ community.
With God’s help and guidance, we can do this. After all, we are St. Joes!
In Faith and Fellowship,
David J. Klein
President
4HYBRID REOPENING MODEL
Overview
With consideration of community feedback, and in alignment with the Center for Disease
Control (CDC), State of Connecticut Office of the Governor and the Town of Trumbull
Department of Health, St Joseph High School will reopen with a hybrid learning model
starting September 8, 2020.
Reopening school with a decreased school capacity for the first three weeks will allow the
safety and flexibility needed for our faculty, staff, and students as we adjust and learn to
utilize our building differently under new safety protocols. In addition to technological
enhancements and sanitization measures, new personal safety standards have also been
established. Social distancing, safety, health observation, and school disinfection protocols as
detailed within will be adhered to as required by the Center for Disease Control (CDC), the
Department of Health, and the Office of the Governor.
The Hybrid Reopening Model features an alternating attendance schedule that will be
instituted to reduce facility capacity. Students will be divided by into two groups:
• Students whose last names begin with A-L will be Maroon Team
• Students whose last names begin with M-Z will be Gold Team.
Students are divided in this order to ensure social distancing within each classroom. When
the Maroon Team attends class in person, the Gold Team will attend class virtually via OWL
Labs technology and vice versa. The interacation with teachers and classmates will be live
regardless of a student’s learning location - at SJHS or at home.
Hybrid Academic Program
All courses and all levels of courses will still be available for students in this (and all)
reopening scenarios. Student schedules and the integrity of our academic program will not
be negatively impacted. Students must adhere to the dress code whether they are in school
or learning from home. High standards of attendance and engagement will be expected.
Students will need to be on time for class and seated at an appropriate learning space if
working from home. St Joseph High School will offer live, daily interaction with the faculty
members and we will make sure each student still has the St Joes Experience.
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The hybrid plan will be continuously evaluated and enhanced as we implement the protocols
during the first weeks of school. Focus groups will be conducted with faculty and staff,
students, parnts, medical professionals, and Board of Health personnel to assist in the
assessment and ongoing improvement of our action plan.
On September 23rd, we will host another town hall meeting to determine if we will continue
with our hybrid model, or if we are able to make an adjustment to this reopening scenario.
We will continuously communicate the evaluation our plan to ensure the safety of our
students by setting scheduled decision dates for plan review.
Family Considerations
Parents will be able to elect a full virtual education plan for students, allowing them to learn
from home should they choose not to attend in a hybrid or full return model. Families
considering this option should contact the Director of College and School Counseling to
determine next steps.
Transparency & Communication
New information, agency guidelines, addendums or changes to this plan will be
communicated to the SJ community. Should a student, faculty, or staff member test positive
for Covid-19, we will inform the SJ community. We will not release the name or personal
details of that individual.
School Closure in the Event of COVID-19 Cases
As required, we will report any student, faculty, or staff member who tests positive to the
Trumbull Department of Health and the Superintendent of the Diocese of Bridgeport. We
will follow the reporting, notification, and closure guidelines that the Department of Health
and CDC stipulate.
• The school will be thoroughly disinfected after a positive case is identified or if closure
is required. SJHS administration will remain in very close contact with the Trumbull
Department of Public Health.
6Family-School Partnership (Page 19)
The successful return to school is contingent upon full adherence to the safety plan detailed
within. St Joseph High School administrators, faculty, staff, students and parents are asked
to comply with our community pledge and code of conduct detailing transparency of
communication, self-screening, quarantine and compliance with COVID-19 safety and
exposure protocols. Resources including this pledge, self-screening guidance and general
expectations are available on the “Come Home to Joe” webpage.
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Welcome Week: Student Orientation (September 2-4, 2020)
Students will receive training on safety protocols during their first days of school in
addition to general orientation activities. Topics to be discussed with students include: social
distancing, mask wearing, proper handwashing, occupancy guidelines, staircase and hallway
protocols, self-screening and signs of illness (as well as ways that students may not even
realize they’re spreading germs: like sharing lockers, cellphones, notes, etc.).
All student orientation days will take place on campus, in person. Students are required to
attend in uniform with their electronic educational devices charged. Further details to follow
in regard to itinerary and activities.
• Wednesday, September 2, 2020 from 7:55am-12:00pm– Freshman and Transfer
Student Orientation
• Thursday, September 3, 2020 from 7:55am-12:00pm – Freshman and Sophomore
Orientation
• Friday, September 4, 2020 from 7:55am-12:00pm – Junior and Senior* Orientation
*Seniors should expect to arrive at 7:55am this year.
Schedule and Instruction: September 8-25
The first official day of school will be Tuesday, September 8, 2020. The calendar outline
here demonstrates our hybrid model until September 25th. The class rotation schedule is
currently being adjusted to reflect additional passing time and Maroon/Gold Days. The
schedule will be available on the “Come Home to Joe” website during the week of August
24.
Calendar of Events
The most up to date St Joseph High School Calendar of events is available on the “Come
Home to Joe” website. The calendar reflects changes needed to ensure all school sponsored
events follow the Center for Disease Control (CDC), State of Connecticut Office of the
Governor and the Town of Trumbull Department of Health guidelines. Events may be
subject to change.
8Team Maroon Attends In-Person Team Gold Attends In-Person
Team Gold Attends Virtually Team Maroon Attends Virtually
AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2020
S M T W TH F S
31 1 No Classes 2 3 4 5
Int’l Student Orient. Staff PD Frosh, Int’l, Transfer 9th & 10th Grade 11th & 12th Grade
New Parent Orient. Student Orientation Orientation Orientation
6 7 Labor 8 9 10 11 12
First Day of School Day 1 Day 2 Day 2
Day Day 1
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
Day 3 Day 3 Day 4 Day 4 Day 5
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
Day 5 Day 6 Day 6 Day 7A Day 7A
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Sanitization
All cleaning and disinfecting procedures will follow the highest standards set by St Joseph
High School as well as CDC guidelines. Our custodial team (which has been increased) is
trained in specialized sanitization procedures and provided with all appropriate supplies
to meet this goal. In addition, instructional signage will be posted to educate and ensure
compliance.
• The school has ordered and received masks, gloves, disinfectant, sanitizer,
thermometers, and electrostatic cleaning machines.
• Door handles, desks, and high contact areas will be given special attention as they will
undergo consistent cleaning multiple times a day.
• In addition to the mounted hand sanitizers in the hallways, there will be portable hand
sanitizer stations at school entrances. Hand sanitizers will be stocked in each classroom.
• Disinfectant, gloves, and paper towels will be supplied to each classroom. Teachers will
direct students to disinfect their desks and chairs before and after each class.
• At the lunch break each classroom will be disinfected via electrostatic cleaning. When
students go to lunch, their classrooms will be “fogged.”
• Each night, the crew will be sanitizing the entire school with backpack foggers (all
classrooms, touchpoints, etc…).
Air Quality
St Joseph High School does not recycle air within the building. The exhaust system will run
constantly and ensure fresh air is continually introduced. Fans will not be allowed to circulate
air in the classroom. However, window fans that exhaust air out may be used. If a classroom
is deemed to be too hot and unsafe, we will relocate to an alternate location or outside.
Please see additional sanitization and cleaning protocols for specified areas under the Facilities heading below.
10Personal Safety
The maintainance of a safe school environment requires the partnership of all in attendance.
Nurse’s Office
The nurse’s office will be staffed and enhanced appropriately to address the increased need
for medical oversight. Multiple isolation areas (both portable and stationary) for any student
with a fever or showing symptoms of illness are available. After the student is dismissed, the
area will be disinfected thoroughly according to CDC guidelines. Symptomatic students will
be given specific instructions for testing and quarantine according to the directives from the
Town of Trumbull Department of Health. Student absenteeism will be closely monitored
for any illness trends and reported to the appropriate agencies.
Personal Protective Equipment
• Teachers and students are required to wear masks all day; families are unable to opt out
of this requirement.
• Each student will receive one SJ cloth mask at orientation that can be washed and re-
used. If a student forgets their mask or requires a disposable mask, one will be made
available to them.
• Masks must be medically and school-appropriate. Soft color pattern, no logos or
text, other than St Joes.
• We will have ample opportunity for students to schedule mask breaks outside, socially
distanced. Heat and mask break tents will be stragetically located on the campu.
• SJ Faculty & Staff will monitor students for compliance. Any student who does not
comply will be referred to the Dean of Student Life.
• Faculty will have the option to use Plexiglas screens and/or face shields in addition
to their masks. Microphones will be available should teachers need amplification
assistance when using PPE.
Temperature Checks
• Students will have their temperatures checked before boarding the SJ buses.
• We will take the temperature of all faculty, staff, students and any scheduled visitor
each day prior to school via kiosks at the front and rear entrances of the school.
• Kiosk temperature checks take approximately 3 seconds and will not delay student
arrival. Kiosks will be monitored by authorized SJ personnel.
Covid-19 Testing
• Faculty, staff, and students are not required to get tested prior to the start of school.
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Drop off/Pick Up
• Please take your student’s temperature and review self-screening questions before
leaving for school in the morning
• The school day will remain 7:55am - 2:15pm.
• The before and after school schedule is still in development, but will feature a very
structured, supervised program to ensure safety and social distancing for all. Club
activities will be held from 2:15pm-2:45pm, athletic activities vary per sport and service
activities vary per opportunity.
• We request parents to be partners in our committment to safety. Students should
arrive and leave as close to the start and end of school as possible to ensure social
distancing and oversight.
• The building will open at 7:15am for students who have extenuating circumstances
for arrival.
• Bus transportation will depart from school at 3:00pm. The Trumbull bus will leave
at 2:25pm.
Bus Transportation
• Students will wear masks, and have a temperature check before getting on the SJ bus.
• Buses will be disinfected before and after every trip.
• Students will fill the back first, exit front first.
• Buses will continue to run in our hybrid model.
Carpools
• If our hybrid model groupings disrupt your carpool network, we will address serious
requests with due diligence to meet the needs of our students.
• Please reach out to Matt Kavulich, Dean of Student Life, with any questions or
concerns mkavulich@sjcadets.org.
Visitors to Campus
• Visitors will be limited, but admitted by appointment. Visitors are subject to
temperature checks and must follow all school safety protocols.
• The main office will be closed due to the limited size of the space.
12Facilities & Logistics
Classroom Set Up & Technology
• Every classroom will be setup before the first day of school according to Town of
Trumbull Department of Health guidelines
• All desks will be placed in the same direction to minimize air droplet transmission.
• When possible, windows will be open to provide for increased fresh air circulation.
• Social distancing of 6 feet will be utilized in the classrooms.
• Materials will not be shared by students.
• “Stop the Spread of Germs” and distancing/safety protocol signs will be prominently
posted throughout the building.
Technology
• Every classroom will have the same technology including our newly installed OWL
cameras.
• All faculty will be trained on the distance learning technology.
• In our Hybrid model, students can log into their classrooms and view live instruction
through the OWL camera. There will also be interactive features.
Music/Choir
• Music classes will still occur. They will be held outdoors whenever possible, or in an
area that allows for proper social distancing.
Physical Education
• The Health and Wellness curriculum includes new topics that do not always require
gym use.
• The gym, Health and Wellness Center, and outdoor facilities will continue to be used
for socially distant physical fitness activities.
• The Health and Wellness Center will still be used at a decreased capacity with increased
sanitization protocols.
Assemblies/Mass
• Small assemblies are possible in the gym within social distancing guidelines.
• We will be streaming mass into the classrooms and at home.
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Hallways/ Stairwells
• Traffic in the hallways will move in both directions, however, students will walk in one
direction keeping to the sides of the hallway. Arrows on the floor will indicate the
required direction and flow of traffic.
• The stairwells will be one direction and clearly marked.
Lockers
• Until further notice, lockers will not be in use.
• Hybrid learning will result in electronic documents and less items to carry.
• Students will be able to carry a book bag this year. The book bag will remain with
students all day, but will stay in the classroom during lunch.
• Lockers will not be used throughout the day.
• Athletic locker usage will be limited. Students will bring their items in the morning and
take those items home at night.
Lunchroom
• Both cafeterias and alternate spaces will be in use to ensure that social distancing of 6
feet apart will be followed as mandated.
• Before and after each lunch wave, the tables and chairs will be sanitized (via
electrostatic cleaners).
• Students will adhere to social distancing on the lunch food line with physical markings
on the floor.
• Lunches will be offered for purchase or students have the option to bring lunch from
home.
Media Center/ Student Commons
• The Media Center has been redesigned for reduced capacity including a new layout.
• Alternative study hall locations will be available for students. Students will be spaced
according to the social distancing mandate.
• Tables will be cleaned and disinfected before and after each period as well as in the
evening.
• After school, a capacity limit will be put in place.
• Shared items will be disinfected after each use, including the printer/copier.
14Restrooms
• Restroom access will be limited due to social distancing.
• Decreased occupancy, signage, guidelines and cleaning schedules will be consistently
implemented.
• Bathrooms will be sanitized at least twice a day in addition to nightly cleaning.
• A cleaning log will be implemented by custodians for sanitization tracking.
Water Fountains
• Bottle fillers will be available, all other water fountain features will be disabled.
• Bottle fillers will be sanitized multiple times throughout the day.
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College & School Counseling
• Counselors will be available for both in person and Zoom meetings to address the
transitional, academic, college planning, and social emotional needs of our students.
• SAT prep is embedded into our curriculum, and a hybrid plan will not affect these
plans. Students will be taking the SAT here in the building socially distanced.
Social Worker
• Our school social worker will be available for both in person and Zoom meetings to
address the transitional, social and emotional needs of our students.
Tutoring
• Regular tutoring services and meetings with faculty will be available whether a student
is working from home or on campus.
• All tutor meeting areas will be socially distanced.
16Athletics & Extracurriculars
Athletic Games & Practices
• The Athletic practice and game schedules, try out information, and parent resources
are available at sjcadets.org/athletics and subject to change per CDC, State of
Connecticut Office of the Governor and the Town of Trumbull Department of
Health and CIAC guidelines.
• If you have a specific question about athletic teams, please contact the coach directly
or Mr Kevin Butler at kbutler@sjcadets.org.
• Students are encouraged to come to school for practice (whether they are scheduled
to be at home or in school that day) if they are able via individual rides or carpool
networks.
• Students will not be penalized if they are unable to find transportation. However,
students will not be admitted to the building, they must arrive for practice only.
• Spectators will be allowed at games, but limited. A lanyard system will be implemented
(each varsity player will receive two lanyards for spectators). More instructions will be
given by each coach.
• JV and Freshman spectators are permitted, but limited. Please see your coach for
details.
• Student spectators will not be permitted.
• Games will be streamed from the upper field and the gym. A subscription to NFHS is
necessary. Additional information will come soon.
Clubs
• The club schedule will be structured to ensure opportunities for a wide range of
extracurricular activities meeting on a regular basis starting the week of September 14.
• A virtual Clubs Fair will be available on Thursday, September 3rd.
• Similar to classroom instruction, clubs can be accessed live both in person and via
virtual meeting through the OWL Labs technology.
Community Service
• Service will still be required for all students as part of our school mission.
• The Campus Ministry Director, Mr Smith, will be a resource for students who need
additional ideas for safe, but meaningful volunteer opportunities. Mr Smith can be
contacted at jsmith@sjcadets.org
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If You Have Questions Regarding:
Academics
• Scott Clough, Assistant Principal, Curriculum & Instruction, sclough@sjcadets.org
Athletics
• Kevin Butler, Assistant Principal for Athetlics, kbutler@sjcadets.org
Spiritual Life
• Father Eric Silva, Episcopal Chaplain, esilva@sjcadets.org
Grades/Schedules
• Margo Sheehan, School Registrar, msheehan@sjcadets.org
Admissions
• Alexa Oberle, Assistant Director of Admission, aoberle@sjcadets.org
College Counseling
• Tim Nash, Director of College & School Counseling, tnash@sjcadets.org
Mental Heath/Anxiety
• Kathleen Seperack, Social Worker, ksperack@sjcadets.org
Student Life
• Matthew Kavulich, Dean of Student Life, mkavulich@sjcadets.org
Community Service
• Jordan Smith, Director of Campus Ministry, jsmith@sjcadets.org
Nurse
• Dorothy Miller, dmiller@sjcadets.org
18Family-School Partnership
This partnership is Addendum I to our Student/Parent Handbook.
The successful return to school is contingent upon full adherence to the safety plan
detailed in the Hybrid Reopening Model. All SJ faculty, staff, students and parents are
asked to comply with our community pledge and partnership agreement. The family-
school partnershiph agreement form will be an addendum to our student-parent handbook.
Resources including this pledge, self-screening guidance, and general expectations are
available on the “Come Home to Joe” webpage.
Please review carefully before signing and returning your agreement to Mr Matthew
Kavulich, Dean of Student Life, by September 4, 2020.
School Administrators, Faculty and Staff
St Joseph High School will:
• Provide an environment which has been risk assessed in response to Covid-19
• Adhere to the social distancing guidance set by the Center for Disease Control
(CDC), State of Connecticut, and Trumbull Board of Health guidelines.
• Adhere to protective measures and hygiene controls to reduce the risk of infection
as recommended by the CDC, State of Connecticut, and Trumbull Board of
Health guidelines.
• Provide professional medical care and proper isolation for any individual displaying
symptoms of Covid-19.
• Should a student, faculty, or staff member test positive for Covid-19, transparent and
prompt communication will be sent to inform the community. The name or personal
details of Covid-19 positive individual(s) will be protected.
• Provide a curriculum that is rigorous, flexible, and complemented by tutoring and
College and School Counseling resources.
• Provide varied spiritual, extracurricular, and social opportunities for student
engagement, both virtually and in-person when possible.
Parent Agreement
Our family agrees to:
• Check my student’s temperature and self-screen for symptoms before commuting to
school.
• Inform St Joseph High School if my student, or anyone in my household:
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◊ has traveled to an area on the state travel advisory list
◊ has been in contact with a Covid-19 positive person
◊ has been given a recommendation from a health professional to self-isolate
• Follow the instructions for self-isolation and quarantine given by the school health
official (in collaboration with the CDC, State of Connecticut and Trumbull Board of
Health).
• Pick up my student from school immediately if my student shows symptoms of
Covid-19 while at school and follow the quarantine instructions given by the school
health official before returning to school.
• Wear a mask and adhere to the 6-foot social distancing rules when dropping off and
picking up my child, and while on school grounds.
• Adhere to the school drop off and pick up times for my child.
• Make a pre-arranged appointment should I need to enter the St Joseph High School
building. I understand that I will be subject to all safety protocols and temperature
checks before entering the building. Appointments can be made by calling the
representative office.
• I will support all staff in their efforts to create a safe environment during this time.
Student Agreement
I agree to:
• Follow the safety and sanitization directions of all faculty and staff members the first
time and every time.
• Follow the rules displayed around campus that are intended to keep myself and others
safe:
• Follow the 6-foot social distancing rule while traveling to, in school, and on my
commute home.
• Sanitize my hands upon entering the school.
• Not share any of my materials, technology, or food with others.
• Wear my mask while indoors. If outdoors, and the mask is removed, I will maintain
a 6-foot social distance from the nearest person.
• Wear a proper mask to school daily:
• A mask must be clean, properly fitting, cover both the nose and mouth, and allow
for hands-free stability.
• A mask must be a solid color or soft-patterned.
• Masks will not contain any text or logos other than official St Joseph High School
branding. Masks are subject to review by Administration.
• Create the proper environment when learning from home:
• Log into class on time, in uniform, seated in an appropriate learning environment
when learning from home.
20• Limit noise and other distractions to the best of my ability.
• Tell an adult if I feel unwell or have any symptoms of Covid-19.
• Only enter and exit the school building through the designated entrances and exits.
• Follow the above expectations and know that if I do not, I will be sent home and will
not be able to return to school until granted permission by the Dean of Student Life.
For Any Questions, Please Reach out to
Matthew Kavulich, MM
Dean of Student Life
St Joseph High School
mkavulich@sjcadets.org | 203.378.9378 x301
A downloadable version of this form will be available on our “Come Home to Joe”
webpage.
_______________________________ ____________________
Print Name Date
_______________________________
Signature
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“Come Home to Joe Website”
• Visit sjcadets.org/comehometojoe to stay connected with the most up-to-date news
and announcements.
• The website will be continually updated, and we plan to include:
• A feedback form from faculty and staff
• A family success plan
• A student/family/school partnership form
• A schedule of upcoming events
• Alternate options for Clubs, Community Service, and Tutoring
• Additional resources
Addtional safety resources can be found here:
• CDC: Coronavirus Information
• What to Do if a Family Member is Sick
• Effects of Coronavirus on Children
• Stop the Spread of Germs
• How to Protect Yourself and Others
• National Distress Hotline: 1-800-985-5990 or text “TalkWithUs” to 66746
22Prayer to Saint Joseph
Be pleased, dear St Joseph,
to accept this dedication
we make of ourselves to thee.
We dedicate ourselves wholly to thee,
that thou mayest ever be
our father, our patron, and our guide
in the way of salvation.
Obtain for us great purity of heart
and a fervent devotion to the interior life.
Grant that following thine example
we may direct all our actions
to the greater glory of God,
in union with the Sacred Heart of Jesus
and the Immaculate Heart of Mary
and in union with thee.
Finally, pray for us that we may be
partakers in the peace and joy
which were thine
at the hour of thy holy death.
Amen.
Saint Joseph our Patron.
Pray for us.
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