All Souls Day Mass

Join us on Thursday, November 2 at 6:30 p.m. as we read the names of parishioners and family members lost this past year. A lit candle is placed in memory of each individual and a light reception will follow. Mass will be live-streamed on our YouTube channel.

Starting October 28, the Book of the Dead will be located on a table near the Holy Family statue. Feel free to print your loved ones names in the book and leave a picture of those who have passed away. Please mark your name on the back of the picture and take home by Thanksgiving Day.

Daily Mass Schedule

Monday 5:00 p.m.

Tuesday 8:00 a.m.

Wednesday 12:00 p.m.

Thursday 8:00 a.m.

Friday 8:00 a.m.

2023 Catholic Services Appeal

You are invited to participate in the annual Catholic Services Appeal that help support the funding of more than 100 ministries in the Archdiocese as well as our own parish and school.

Theme: Do This in Memory of Me - Luke 22:19

Our Parish and School Goal: $156,600

Participation Goal: 537 Families

Estate Planning Awareness Week

Did you know you can leave a lasting legacy to St. Patrick Catholic Church?



Here’s how... 

1. Bequest - a gift made to the Church through your will and may consist of a percentage or a specific dollar amount from your estate.

2. IRA Gifts - all or part of your Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) may be transferred to the Church. You do not have to pay taxes on that part of the distribution and the Church receives a donation.   People 70 1/2 and older may donate up to $100,000 annually in this way. 

3. Life Insurance - a paid-up insurance policy may include the Church as the beneficiary. You receive any income stream from the policy and can redeem the policy later, if necessary. 

4. Charitable Remainder Trusts - This mechanism provides you with tax benefits and a guaranteed lifetime stream of income. Only upon death does the Church receive the asset. 

If you would like information on any of these options, or would like to discuss how to make a gift to St. Patrick or the Archdiocese of Louisville, please contact Melody Denson Director of Major Gifts and Planned Giving at (502) 585-3291 or email mdenson@archlou.org. 

Respect Life Month

Ways to participate:

• Collection Bags to support babies and mothers in need. Bags are located on the table in the gathering space. Return on or before October 31.
• Sign up to pray for a renewed respect for life from conception to natural death and to end abortion in the United States and the entire world. Click here to participate. You can pray anywhere, such as home, church, Mass, or adoration.

Celtic Athletic Ministry (CAM)

Seeking Vice Chair

The Celtic Athletic Ministry’s mission is to create a competitive sports program that embraces and demonstrates our Catholic faith and virtues and ensures equal and safe opportunities for all of our student athletes and adult volunteers. We are currently seeking a Vice-Chair to begin a term in January 2024 who will then be the next Chair beginning July 2025. 

Vice-Chair

• Supports and offers counsel to Chair
• Fulfills role of Chair in Chair’s absence
• Works directly with school on matters of athlete academic/discipline eligibility
• Ensures CAM efforts are coordinated with Support groups
• Serves on various CAM Committees
• Requires updated Safe Environment Training and background check 

Interviews for this position will be the week of November 6. Submit your completed bio to SaintPatrickCAM@gmail.com no later than Tuesday, October 31. Bio forms and more information about CAM can be found on our webpage. Contact Angie Fox at (859)806-3859 with any questions.