St. Patrick's Church

Most Precious Blood of Our Lord – July 1

The sign of “blood poured out”, as an expression of life given in bloodshed as a witness to supreme love, is an act of divine condescension to our human condition. God chose the sign of blood because no other sign suggests a person’s total involvement so eloquently. –Pope John Paul II

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THE MASS IS THE GREATEST FORM OF CHRISTIAN CHARITY...
To schedule a Mass for someone living or deceased, please fill out the Mass Form envelope found in the vestibule of the church and deliver it to the rectory office, or place it in the collection basket. Completion of the Mass Form envelope will ensure proper recording of dates, names, etc. Alternately, you can download this form and fill it out and return it to the rectory.

SANCTUARY CANDLES
If you are interested in donating the Living Flame of The Sanctuary Light, please contact the rectory office. By donating $25 for a week or $100 for the month, your name or intention will be placed in the bulletin.

ALTAR FLOWERS
If you would like to commemorate a special event, anniversary or the memory of a loved one by making a donation for the altar flowers, please contact Jessie at the rectory office: 525-4413.

PARKING
There is plenty of street parking around St. Patrick's. Be sure to check your meter to see if you need to pay while you're here. Also, on Saturday and Sunday, many of the loading zones do not apply. Please pay attention to the signs.

There is no longer free parking in the adjacent lot on Camp Street. However, Premium Parking Services has graciously compromised to allow us a reduced rate of TWO DOLLARS during the hours of weekend Masses. As of August 27, 2011:

Saturday evening Masses
4:00 p.m. (20 minutes before and 20 minutes after).
5:30 p.m. (20 minutes before and 20 minutes after).

Sunday Masses
8:00 a.m. (20 minutes before and 20 minutes after).
9:30 a.m. (20 minutes before and 20 minutes after).
11:00 a.m. (20 minutes before and 20 minutes after).
5:30 p.m. (20 minutes before and 10 minutes after).

WHAT THIS MEANS: You can get to church 20 minutes early for Mass and get the $2 rate. If you get there BEFORE 20 minutes early, then you must pay the full rate. And, you must leave within 20 minutes after Mass (or 10 minutes, in the case of Sunday at 5:30pm).

PARKING - FIRESTONE COMPLETE AUTO CARE
UPDATE 10-24-2011

Parking is now again allowed in the Firestone parking lot. You MUST have a St. Patrick's Firestone Parking Permit displayed on your windshield while you are parked there. The link to the permit is below.

1. The permits must be displayed in the front window/dash board area of the car and visible for all to read.
2. The permits are valid only during the Mass times on Saturday & Sunday.
3. Park only in the designated spaces marked by yellow lines.
4. Handicapped marked zones are never to be used.
5. Do not park against or near the Firestone building.
6. Do not block the driveway or bay doors.
7. Vehicles must vacate the lot 30 minutes following the Masses and by 7:00p.m. on Saturday.
8. Failure to comply with the regulations will result in your vehicle being booted or towed to the auto pound at your expense.

Please note that there is also NO PARKING AT FIRESTONE ON WEEKENDS WHEN THE SAINTS PLAY AT HOME!

Click here for the permit.

CLARION HERALD MAILING
Many parishioners have inquired about not receiving direct home mailing of the Clarion Herald. The Archdiocese has not resumed the direct home mailing of its newspaper but copies are sent to the church and placed in the vestibule for the taking. Also, the latest edition of the Clarion Herald, along with many of the back issues, can be read online at: http://www.clarionherald.org/.

Most Precious Blood of Our Lord – July 1

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