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St. Joseph Parish is a welcoming Catholic community of faith that embraces its diversity and reaches out to all of God’s children. We nourish our faith in our Lord Jesus Christ through the Sacraments, the Word and the Eucharist. We strive to increase our stewardship by sharing our time, talent and treasures.

A Warm Welcome to Carmela Rincon

Our New Director of Development

Born: Caracas, Venezuela - fluent in both English and Spanish.

Grew up in Delray Beach, FL (Diocese of Palm Beach). 1 of 6 children. Attended St. Mark's Catholic School and Pope John Paul II HS. 

Children: Gabriela Rincon

Previous work: St. Vincent de Paul Regional Seminary in Boynton Beach, FL as Assisting Director from 2020 - 2022 and Director of Development & Public Relations from 2022-2025.  Prior to SVDP, I worked in the Administration Offices at Bethesda Health (healthcare system) in Boynton Beach for 12 years. 

We are excited to share some wonderful news with our St. Joseph Catholic Church and School families — Carmela Rincon has joined us as our new Director of Development!

Carmela comes to us with a heart full of faith and a strong background in development work, most recently from St. Vincent de Paul Regional Seminary in Boynton Beach, FL. There, she helped grow support for the seminary’s mission through meaningful relationships, fundraising efforts, and community engagement — all grounded in a deep love for the Church.

Now, she brings that same dedication and warmth to St. Joseph's, where she will be working closely with our parish and school communities to support and grow the mission we all cherish. Whether it is helping strengthen our fundraising goals, connecting with families and parishioners, or simply being a kind and familiar face around campus,  Carmela is here to help us flourish — together.

Please join us in giving Carmela a heartfelt St. Joseph’s welcome. We are so blessed to have her with us!

The end of the National Eucharistic Congress on Sunday in Indianapolis is just the beginning as the final phase of the 3-year Revival, the year of Mission, gets underway.

July 17, 2024, to Pentecost 2025 will be a Year of Going out on Mission.

Catholics who have been healed, converted, formed, and unified during the Eucharistic Revival are now being sent out as missionaries to bring the love of Christ to a hurting and hungry world.

This month, let us pray that the use of the new technologies will not replace human relationships, will respect the dignity of the person, and will help us face the crises of our times.