St. Mary's Parish-Westfield, Massachusetts

The Men of St. Joseph

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- Who Are the Men of St. Joseph?
  
  St. Mary's Parish-Men of St. Joseph is a local chapter of an international organization called "The Men of St. Joseph". To learn more about this fast growing ministry or if you'd like to begin your own chapter, please visit the national organization's website at http://www.menofstjoseph.com for more information.
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