Father Robert Novokowsky, FSSP | Father Novokowsky became pastor of
St. Joseph's parish on July 1st, 2011. He established a local
rectory which Bishop DiLorenzo has raised to a Canonical House under the
patronage of St. Mark. Father is very active with the formation of
those who serve at the altar and is well known for his inspiring homilies. |
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Father Karl Marsolle, FSSP | Father Marsolle was
ordained in May of 2012 and assigned to St. Joseph's as his first parish
assignment. Farther Marsolle speaks French and is happy to hear
confessions in French for the faithful who desire. |
Father Rudolf Grega, FSSP | Father Grega
joined Fr. Novokowsky in August of 2011. Father has developed a
reputation for dropping everything when a soul is in need. In July of
2012 Father Grega was assigned to assist at
St. Clement Parish in
Ottawa, Canada. |
Father Adrian Harmening, OSB | Father Adrian was the first pastor of
St. Joseph's at the request of Bishop Sullivan. He guided the growth
of the parish and took care of our spiritual needs for 20 years.
Father Adrian is a
Benedictine monk at Mary Mother of the
Church Abbey in Goochland |
Father Joseph Mary Lukyamuzi, OSB | Father Joseph Mary began his work
as assistant pastor at St. Joseph's one winter when Father Adrian was in the
hospital. Father
Joseph Mary is also a Benedictine Monk at
Mary Mother of the Church Abbey in
Goochland. Father Joseph Mary can still be seen from time to time at St.
Joseph's and offers a traditional Mass with help from parishioners at
Our Lady of Peace in
Appomattox monthly. |
Father Neil Nichols, FSSP | Father Nichols was a parishioner of St.
Joseph's who joined the FSSP. He's now the chaplain of
St. Benedict's Chapel in
Chesapeake. You might see him when he visits home, occasionally on
feasts and when his parishioners come to St. Joseph's for confirmation. |
Monsignor John Fritz |
Monsignor
John Fritz is chancellor of the Diocese of Rockford. He is a good
friend of the parish. During the years that he studied at the Catholic
University he visited regularly, assisting with the sacraments. |
