St. Patrick Catholic Church

St. Patrick is an energetic, warm, welcoming parish with much to offer. Find out more about us here.

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We have a good start toward our parish goal for the 2018 Fruitful Harvest Biennial Appeal, "Walking Together in the Light of Christ." Thank you to everyone who has already completed your pledge card and mailed it in or dropped it in the collection basket.

If you still need to submit your pledge card, we ask that you spend some time prayerfully considering your pledge for this appeal. You may still drop your completed card in the collection basket or drop it off at the church office. Other options include mailing it to the Diocese via the included envelope or making your pledge electronically at www.dol-in.org. (The parish ID for St. Patrick is 3030.)

The FH Appeal provides the opportunity for each of us within our parish to share in the good works of our diocesan family.

The diocesan goal for the 2018 Appeal is $9,800,000. The parish goal for St. Patrick is $238,062.

While our parish benefits in many ways from the success of Fruitful Harvest, the diocese has highlighted (through videos) three of the many ministries that benefit from the support. The links below will let you see a few ways your pledge will help.

Third Option Marriage Ministry: 
https://cantaloupe.wistia.com/medias/3rrzhv0qbm

Newman Apostolate Ministries:
https://cantaloupe.wistia.com/medias/m9bcdascq8

Hispanic Ministries:
https://cantaloupe.wistia.com/medias/i47dc71dhj

Did you realize that the Diocese of Lafayette-in-Indiana is celebrating its 75th anniversary? It's true! And the Diocese has planned various celebrations throughout the coming year to celebrate this milestone.

If you'd like to keep up to date on the different opportunities we have to celebrate, click here: https://dol-in.org/75th-anniversary. Visit the site often as they will be updating events throughout the year.

Click here to listen to Father Dudzinski's Homily from All Saints Day.

Click here for Father Dudzinski's Homily from the past Sunday.