The Christmas season has ended, transitioning us into Ordinary Time, while the colder weather sets in; Father John is heading to San Antonio for a conference on evangelization and stewardship. This weekend's Gospel recounts the wedding at Cana, prompting reminders about marriage in the Catholic Church, including common misunderstandings about weddings outside church, divorce, and annulments.
Read PostFather Dan’s Epiphany homily highlighted the wise men’s talents and connected them to our gifts, celebrating the success of the first monthly Spanish Mass with 194 attendees. The parish seeks volunteers for receptionist roles, calligraphy, and snow removal while also welcoming new Eucharistic Adoration coordinator Madeline Gagliardi and preparing for exciting upcoming events like Catholic Schools Week, a Eucharistic miracles display, and Easter celebrations.
Read PostThis Christmas season, Saint Patrick Parish welcomed nearly 2,500 people to celebrate the gift of the Incarnate King, including 140 attendees at our second annual Spanish Christmas Mass. As we reflect on the Epiphany and God’s saving plan for all nations, we are excited to begin offering a monthly Spanish Mass and catechesis, embracing the growth and diversity of our parish community.
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Our parish welcomes everyone from all walks of life. We have made it our life missions to serve our community and spread the love God has for us all. We look forward to meeting you - at one of our Masses or at one of our various events.
Saint Patrick Parish's mission is to joyfully proclaim, share, and celebrate the love and mercy of Jesus Christ through Word, Sacraments, prayer, and ministry.
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