St. Joseph of Cupertino

The Legacy Giving Committee of Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County invites you to "Dying Well – What Does It Mean?, " a special presentation by Father Gerald Coleman. Fr. Coleman will explore critical moral concerns we face, including "right to die" legislation. Thursday, February 18 10 am - 12 Noon 9:30 am - Registration […]

Anointing of the Sick ~ One of the seven sacraments Baptized Catholics of all ages who seek recovery in body, mind, and spirit. There may still be a misunderstanding that this Sacrament is solely for those on their death bed, but that is not the case. This Sacrament can offer strength, peace, and courage to […]

Learn the basic elements of planning a funeral or memorial mass liturgy for yourself and your loved ones. We’ll consider scripture, song, and liturgical elements that celebrate the unique life of each person. A template and basic resource guides will be provided. Click here to download a flyer.

Choices at the end of life present unique challenges, particularly within a complex and technologically advanced society. Physical death is perceived within modern society as the ultimate human tragedy. This presentation will explore end of life choices within the context of faith in Jesus and the moral tradition of the church. Presenter: Fr. Joseph Benedict […]

St. Joseph of Cupertino Parish and Catholic Cemeteries presents: Advance Directives (Power of Attorney for Health Care) is a document that clearly states your requests regarding health care if you are unable to do it for yourself. It names the person(s) that should carry out those wishes. This workshop discusses important issues that arise from […]