The faith community of St. Patrick Catholic Church, believers in Jesus Christ and guided by the Holy Spirit, embraces the sanctity of all life. We recognize the talent and diversity of our community and invite you to join with us in the Mission of Jesus Christ.
Youth Choir practice is on Monday’s from 6:30pm-7:30pm starting Monday, March 15th. Grades 3rd-8th are welcome. We will sing at the 9:00 am Mass on Easter Sunday.
Choir practice for the Triduum & Easter Sunday every Tuesday from 7:00pm - 9:00pm. We will sing Holy Thursday & Easter Sunday.
All voices welcome!
Dear St. Patrick Church Neighbors & all who are interested in becoming involved in neighborhood ministry: Whether you would like to reach out to welcome new parishioners to our parish, invite new and old St. Pat’s neighbors to activities with in our parish community, care for those who are shut in by visiting,
There will be a retreat style meeting for our Neighborhood Coordinators, Core Groups and Committees on Saturday, May 1st from 8:30-12 noon in the Chandelier Room. We will begin with breakfast, and end with a Liturgy by Fr. Meade.
Check the website for updates in the weeks to come.
1 PM in Chapel Hall We invite all parishioners age 55 and over to join the Seniors Club. Please come to the meeting and be a part of the fun and fellowship.
Lot owners are asked to remove any items they wish to save before this date. Christmas decorations should be removed by the lot owner. Spring and Easter decorations may be placed after clean-up has been completed. Anyone wishing to HELP with the clean-up please contact John Katzmarek at 926-2497.
Why do we not have to fast and abstain on St. Joseph’s Day?
The Ladies League is taking orders for Easter flowers for the altar. Parishioners can order single lilies, tulips, or hyacinths for $10 or double lilies for $20.
St. Patrick Church is reaching out to invite Catholics to come home to our faith community through a series of five weekly sessions held at St. Patrick Church, on Thursday evenings April 15th- May 13th 2010 from 7:30-9:00 P.M. in the church office.
“Catholics Returning Home” is a parish based program that seeks to invite Catholics to ‘Come Home’ to a fuller participation in the Catholic Church. The sessions are conducted in a no pressure, compassionate, support group format for non-practicing Catholics who are seeking answers to questions about returning to the Church. Everyone is welcomed regardless of circumstance, location, or age.
If you are a Catholic who has been away from the Church for awhile, this invitation is for you. Our faith community misses you and is incomplete without you. No matter how long you have been away, and whatever the reason, we invite you to consider renewing your relationship with the Catholic Church.
If you know someone who has left the Church such as family, friends, neighbors, or co-workers, please extend an invitation to join us. We will explore: Our stories of returning to church, Images of God and Jesus, Relationship with God, Vatican II, Big church vs. little church today, The Nicene Creed, a matter of faith: what we believe as Catholics, Free will: a double edged sword, Reconciliation and forgiveness is a two way street, The Catholic Mass, and The Ministries of St. Patrick Church. There are no fees for this program.
In the spirit of Evangelization, please share this important information with someone you care about…feel free to hand out our Catholics Return Home post cards and fliers. Visit our website at www.stpatsparish.org.
For more information, call the Church office at 926-1282, or Linda Wells at 762-4241.
We are family, welcome home!
While polls show that Americans are increasingly pro-life & don’t want their tax dollars spent to fund abortions, Obama continues to ignore this fact as evidence by his 2011 budget that actually increases taxpayer funding of abortion on-demand both domestically & around the world.
Sun, March 14, 2010 at 9:19 PM