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Feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary

Tuesday, September 8 • 6pm

The Legion of Mary at St. Patrick’s warmly invites all parishioners to join their Annual Praesidium Function. This special evening will celebrate Mother Mary’s birthday and help foster our parish community spirit through a Rosary Procession, the presentation of roses, and Holy Mass. Following the Mass, everyone is welcome to gather in the Hall for a celebratory potluck, so please bring a dish to share.

Holy Name of Mary

Saturday, September 12
The Most Holy Name of Mary

The Feast of The Holy Name of Mary, celebrated on September 12, honors the beautiful and sacred name of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Her name reminds us of the woman chosen by God to become the Mother of His Son and a loving mother to all His children. From the earliest days of the Church, Christians have called upon Mary’s name with love and confidence, seeking her intercession and protection. As we celebrate this feast, may the name of Mary bring peace to our hearts, draw us closer to Jesus, and remind us of her loving invitation to follow her Son with faith, humility, and trust.

Daily Holy Mass

Rosary • 8:30 AM

Holy Mass •  9 AM • Tue – Sat

Confession

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.

“Remember the end of your life, and set enmity aside; remember corruption and death, and be true to the comandments."