Welcome to St. Patrick's

Roman Catholic Church

Special Announcement

Beginning Friday, October 2 @ 7pm • The Heart of Jesus Holy Hour

This special time of Eucharistic Adoration offers a beautiful opportunity to step away from the busyness of daily life and enter into the quiet, loving presence of our Lord. Through peaceful music, reflection, and moments of meditation, we are invited to open our hearts to Jesus and simply rest with Him.

Bring your personal intentions, pray for our parish family, give thanks, or simply spend some quiet time resting in His peace. Come as you are and allow the Lord to speak to your heart. All are warmly welcome to join us for this beautiful time of prayer and Adoration.

Wednesday, September 23
Memorial of St. Pius of Pietrelcina
(St. Padre Pio)

St. Padre Pio, a saint of our time, was an Italian priest and Capuchin friar who lived from 1887 to 1968. He was known for his deep faith, devotion to prayer, and service to the sick and poor. Though he carried the wounds of Christ through the stigmata, he embraced his suffering as an offering for the salvation of souls. Padre Pio encouraged people to trust in God, seek forgiveness, and live lives of compassion and charity. He was canonized as a saint by Pope John Paul II in 2002 and is remembered by many people around the world for his life of faith and service.

Daily Holy Mass

Rosary • 8:30 AM

Holy Mass •  9 AM • Tue – Sat

Reconciliation

Friday  
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM

Saturday 3:30 PM – 4:50 PM

Or by appointment

Weekend Holy Mass

 Saturday 5 PM

  Sunday 9 AM    |   Sunday 11 AM   
Sunday 1 PM   |   Sunday 4 PM

Adoration

Friday

9:30 AM – Noon

Man of the Shroud - Lenten Exhibition

St. Patrick’s Parish was blessed to host the Man of the Shroud, Lenten Exhibition, highlighted by our keynote speaker, Fr. Andrew Dalton, LC, a renowned scholar and expert on the Holy Shroud who joined us from Rome. To prepare our hearts for this powerful event, we began with a series featuring guest priests reflecting on the Seven Last Words of Christ from the Cross.

We invite you to revisit and share these inspiring talks, which made this a truly grace-filled and memorable time for our parish community.

To view the videos, please click HERE.

“Let the same mind be in you that was in Christ Jesus."