The Sacramental Team— Father Tom Lamanna, Father John Fuchs and Father Jerry Graham have graciously agreed to provide for the Sacramental and spiritual needs of the parish starting August 15, 2015.
Saint Patrick Catholic Church’s Sacramental Needs
- Sunday Masses
- Daily Mass on Monday, Tuesday, Friday at 7:45 A.M.; Thursday at a new time— 8:45 A.M.; Communion Service on Wednesday at 7:45 am. This schedule is effective as of August 15, 2015
- Masses on Holy Days of Obligation and Special Days such as Ash Wednesday, Feast Days and more
- First Friday Masses for the Senior community
- Other special Masses, as requested and subject to availability
- Saturday evening Reconciliation 4:00 – 5:00 P.M. before Vigil Mass
- Communal Penance Services during Lent and Advent
- First Reconciliation for children
- Weddings, subject to scheduling and availability
- Baptisms, performed during Sunday Masses
- Funerals, subject to availability and scheduling
- Anointing of the Sick, communal and private; subject to availability and scheduling
- Pastoral visits to hospital and homes, subject to scheduling and availability
- Consult with Parish Liturgy Commission, seasonally, as needed
- Parish Retreats, as requested and as available
Supporting the Needs of St. Patrick Catholic School
- School Masses on Thursdays at 8:45 A.M.and special days as requested
- School Prayer Services, subject to scheduling availability
- Guest appearance in classes, subject to scheduling availability
- School Retreats, as requested, subject to scheduling and availability
Parish Faith Formation and Other Parish Program Ministry Requests
- Guest appearance in classes, as requested and subject to scheduling availability
- Commissioning Catechists of the Good Shepherd
- RCIA Support
- Rite of Acceptance, Rite of Sending, The Scrutinies, during Mass
- Rite of Election, subject to scheduling availability
- Reconciliation Services
- Easter Vigil and Rehearsal
- RCIA class sessions, as requested and subject to scheduling availability
The list of services provided is comprehensive. Saint Patrick Catholic Church is very grateful to these men for their willingness to provide these services for the community.
To read more about the transition process at St. Pat’s by checking out the news archives and check out current news articles about the transition too.
