Saint Patrick Roman Catholic Parish

How To Get Involved

St. Patrick Parish has many opportunities for involvement. The easiest way to become involved is to speak with someone who is already involved in an activity that interests you. Click here to learn more about getting involved.

Dealing with Illness

Do you have a loved one in the hospital? Are you unable to attend weekly Mass because of a serious illness? Do you want to receive the Sacrament of Anointing? Please give us a call to let us know your spiritual needs.

Become A Member

In order to become a member of St. Patrick Parish it is necessary to make an appointment with Corrinne. She will give you lots of information about the parish. Please call to set up an appointment: 783-5535

Donate Online

Donate Online

Now you can give to our parish
without writing checks.
- Just click on the DONATE icon
and follow instructions.

Today’s Events

Regular Mass Times

Sun.
7:00 am, 8:45 am, 10:30 am
Mon.
8:00 am Communion Service
Tue.
Mass at 8:00 am
Wed.
Mass at 8:00 am
Thu.
Mass at 8:00 am
Fri.
Mass at 8:00 am and 8:30 am adoration
Sat.
Mass at 8:00 am followed by Confessions Saturday Evening Mass at 5:15 pm

Up-coming Events

Faithful Citizenship

FAITHFUL CITIZENSHIP RESOURCES

The Wisconsin Catholic Conference (WCC), the public policy voice of Wisconsin’s bishops, is distributing two series of resources to help Catholics reflect on their duties as faithful citizens.  Catholics are encouraged to utilize these resources as they navigate the election process and fulfill their responsibilities as voters.

Visit: http://diolc.org/social-concerns/faithful-citizenship/

December 8th

Mass  for the Immaculate Conception, December 8

The Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception this year is Saturday, December 8, and it remains a holyday of obligation. Masses on Friday evening, December 7, and during the day of Saturday, December 8, will observe the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception. Masses beginning the evening of Saturday, December 8 will observe the Second Sunday of Advent. Catholics are to attend Mass twice that weekend, once to fulfill the holy day of obligation (Immaculate Conception) and once to satisfy the Sunday obligation.

PARENTS Teach the Way of Love

PARENTS Teach the Way of Love

Raise them Well Parenting Series
CLICK ON THE PICTURE ABOVE
Alice Heinzen and Jeff Arrowood from
the Diocesan office for Marriage and
Family Life have created an on-line
webinar series for parents. This series
will help Moms and Dads guide their
kids from childhood to adulthood.

Each will zero in on a key area
of maturity and offer parents practical
strategies and resources If you have
children and want to raise them well,
register today at

diolc.org/marriage/webinars/.

Msgr Steve & George

Msgr Steve & George

Pastor

Deacon Frank Abnet

Deacon Frank Abnet

Parish Deacon

Marge Hickey

Marge Hickey

Parish ministry

Corrinne Gore

Corrinne Gore

Business Manager

Diana Pronschinske

Diana Pronschinske

Payroll

Shealan Bahr

Shealan Bahr

Music Director / Secretary

Steve Nott

Steve Nott

Liturgical Planner and
Ministry Coordinator

Andrew Brueggen

Andrew Brueggen

Youth Director

Cathy Olson

Cathy Olson

Religious Education
Director

Sue Amble

Sue Amble

St. Patrick School
Principal

Melissa Bowen

Melissa Bowen

St. Patrick School
Secretary

Bill Chase

Bill Chase

Maintenance

RSS Saint of the Day

  • St. Luke the Evangelist
    On October 18, Catholics and other Christians around the world will celebrate the feast of St. Luke, the physician and companion of St. Paul whose gospel preserved the most extensive biography of Jesus Christ.St. Luke wrote a greater volume of the New Testament than any other single author, including the earliest history of the Church. […]