The story of the Christmas Truce of 1914 reminds us that hope can break through even the deepest divisions, revealing our shared humanity and God’s peace at work in the world. In a similar way, the recent and encouraging growth in Mass attendance invites us not to rest in success, but to become more mission-minded, preparing our parish to welcome, accompany, and form all whom God is drawing to Himself.
Read PostAs we prepare to welcome Christ at Christmas and proclaim Him as King of Glory this Fourth Sunday of Advent, we are pleased to share plans to renovate our baptismal font, continuing the thoughtful enhancement of our worship space. Beginning on Christmas Eve, we invite the parish to support this project through the children’s collection, trusting that this renewed font will serve generations to come with grace and beauty.
Read PostAs we reflect on Advent’s call to “be prepared,” our parish looks forward to beginning The Search on January 11—a seven-week journey exploring life’s biggest questions and deepening our faith. With multiple sessions and opportunities to form small groups at home, we invite everyone to make participating in The Search an Advent commitment and a new year’s resolution for spiritual growth.
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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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