
St. Patrick’s is seeking faithful volunteers to serve as catechists and classroom helpers for the 2026–2027 Faith Formation year for students in PreK through 11th grade.
Sharing the Catholic Faith with our young people is a beautiful and rewarding ministry. Through your witness, guidance, and support, you can help lead children and teens to a deeper
relationship with Jesus!
If you feel called to serve as a catechist or helper, please contact Bre at the Parish Office for more information. We prayerfully ask you to consider this important ministry and help us form the next generation of Catholic disciples.

FREE Registration for Totus Tuus is now OPEN!
The Totus Tuus encounter is available for those in 1st grade to 12th grade. Visit https://www.gidiocese.org/totus-tuus to sign up today!

Starting this first week of Advent, the Sanctuary Lamp will burn in honor of Parishioner intentions. The Sanctuary Lamp is the red lamp next to Jesus in the Tabernacle. It is the fulfillment of Leviticus 6:13, which reads, “Fire shall be kept burning upon the Altar continually; it shall not go out.” This fire was to be kept next to the Arc of the Covenant as a mini-sacrifice for the people. (Exodus 27:20-21.)
Now, just as the Mass is offered for all and yet the Priest has a special intention, so too, the Sanctuary Lamp burns for all, but can carry a special intention. The first week of Advent’s Sanctuary Lamp will burn in honor of St. Patrick’s kids and youth.
If you would like to request the Sanctuary Lamp burn in honor of a specific intention or for a specific person, please contact the Parish Office. It’s customary to give a $5 donation, but this is not required.

The Assumption Arena is open for rentals!
Planning a Christmas party, winter get-together, wedding, birthday, or business event? The Assumption Arena is the perfect spot to celebrate! Whether it’s a big bash or a small gathering, our space is now available to rent for your special occasion. For more info or to book your date, contact the St. Patrick’s Parish Office today!
And let us consider how to provoke one another to love and good deeds, not neglecting to meet together, as is the habit of some, but encouraging one another, and all the more as you see the Day approaching.