On behalf of the parish family of the Co-Cathedral of St. Joseph, I welcome you. The Co-Cathedral of St. Joseph was established in 1851 by the late Archbishop of New York, John Hughes. The parish is located in the beautiful Prospect Heights section of Brooklyn.
The Co-Cathedral is open for worship and to visitors seven days a week. We are open Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. On Saturday and Sunday, we are open from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. For our Mass schedule, please click here.
Initially founded to serve the vast immigrant population fleeing the Irish famine from 1846-1852, St. Joseph's continues to meet the needs of immigrants from places as far away as Manhattan and Queens.
We would be pleased if you would join us for the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, volunteer efforts to improve our community, prayers and devotion, quiet time and/or fellowship.
Whether you are a young hipster, an aging yuppie, a family that escaped from the jungles of Manhattan, or an immigrant family that has recently made your home in the United States We hope you will find the Co-Cathedral of St. Joseph to be a place you can call home!
We are glad that you are visiting our parish site and encourage you to browse to learn more about our community. We invite you and your families to visit us and share in the Eucharist with us.
There is always room in our church for you to make it your spiritual home!
God Love You,
Reverend Christopher R. Heanue