St. Joseph, Husband of Mary Roman Catholic Church

St. Joseph, Husband of Mary Roman Catholic Church, at 7260 W Sahara Ave in Las Vegas, 89117, runs faith-based programs for children and teens ages 5 to 18, organized into three age brackets: 5-11, 11-14, and 14-18. Programs include Religious Education, Vacation Bible School, Youth Ministry, Sacramental Preparation, and Children's Liturgy of the Word.

That combination covers a wide span of a child's involvement with the parish: regular Religious Education classes during the school year, a Vacation Bible School program typically timed around summer break, ongoing Youth Ministry for teens, Sacramental Preparation for milestones like First Communion or Confirmation, and Children's Liturgy of the Word held during Mass itself for younger kids. Programs take place in the church's facilities, including classrooms and community spaces.

Weekday parish office hours run 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, with the office closed Saturday. Sunday hours run 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., which lines up with Mass times and Children's Liturgy of the Word taking place during Sunday services. The price range is marked as moderate ($$) in the listing, though specific fees for programs like Sacramental Preparation classes are not detailed here.

Instruction is conducted in English. For a family with kids at different ages, the three-bracket structure, 5-11, 11-14, and 14-18, means younger children in Religious Education, middle schoolers in early Youth Ministry programming, and older teens in a separate Youth Ministry track can all be involved through the same parish without switching to a different age-inappropriate group.

Because specific class days and program fees are not listed here, a parent interested in enrolling a child in Religious Education or Sacramental Preparation should call (702) 363-1902 to ask about registration timing, required paperwork, and current program costs. The 89117 zip code places the parish on the west side of the Las Vegas valley, useful context for a family comparing it against other parishes or faith-based youth programs nearby. Sacramental Preparation classes in particular tend to run on a schedule tied to the church's liturgical calendar rather than a standard school year, so confirming timing directly with the parish office is worthwhile for families working toward a specific sacrament date.