Saint Patrick's Parish

What a wonderful Christmas Eve mass. The children's choir was spectacular!!!

Our favorite place of worship. Me and my wife got married here. We come every Sunday with the family for mass when we can, as per the pandemic made it hard for all of us.

I used to be a part of this parish for over 30yrs. I pretty much grew up at this church. I’ve received all my sacraments at St. Patrick’s church all to be turned away when I needed them. My daughter who has also been with this church her entire life, missed a deadline to register for confirmation by a few weeks. I called the office and explained in hopes they would make one exception but I was denied. I sadly haven’t stepped foot inside this church again and joined a welcoming parish instead. Thought community is supposed to help each other out, guess I was wrong.

Great church! Fr Facey is great, I think people get the wrong idea when it comes to him. I really like him he's kind and caring when you get to know him, he always has a kind word for people in pain. His confessions are great he always has good advice!I love this church especially the 8:30 Sunday mass with Julie's fabulous voice.Fr Faey very humble, when you compliment him he runs away, lolI think he runs the church very well!Thank you for everything Fr John ✝

We recently moved into the area and became parishioners at St. Patrick's. Immediately, we felt welcomed at this church. It helps when you have a priest like Fr. Facey who connects with his community. A benefit of this church is the 7pm on Sunday night.

Our church is available for Masses again finally with much reduced capacity. Churches should never have been closed. Not even during WW1 or 2 or even the Spanish Flu did churches close. Believe me, where our Lord Jesus Christ is, there can never be any contagion. Go back after confirming your spot, yes wear your mask, keep your distance as per the spaces already set up from last summer and go back to Jesus. He's waiting there for us and yes he's not only in a building but available to us anywhere.

Nice church, unfortunately run, Top Down, by people who simply forgot what church is supposed to be like and why is there in the first place. This is not my Parish, it is attached to St Thomas More, which is my son's school... I was practically barely late to register my son for confirmation (came for first class). When I challenged the Youth Minister as well as the priest in charge, Fr. John why we are turned away from church & the holy sacrament for such small reason. They both responded extremely negative to me, did not once asked me why we were tad late, only talked down to me in ridiculing tone. In fact the so called Youth minister lied to me just to get rid of me...Next Day when Fr. John called me back, he started the conversation: how can I help you!" tone...Unbelievable behavior

St Patrick's Parish is a Roman Catholic church parish with good environment and free parking space for parishioners. I felt the presence of God there. You can visit the church and you will love it. Daily morning mass by 8.15am. Sunday mass by 8.30 am and 10.30am.

Place of Worship, Peaceful Thoughts and Reflection in the Catholic Faith.

Nice church and mass. Father Joseph was cool and great to be around. But right before I attended mass, I did confession. There was problem with the other priest I did the confession with. Apparently he was real rude and abrupt with me when I asked him if was going to be the priest doing confessions. It was like he was in a real bad mood for whatever reason. But right after he finished doing confessions, he appeared to be in a better mood. It was like 2 completely different people before and after kind of thing. I really don't what his problem was at that moment but he had no right to act that way with anyone, especially when doing confessions. Other than that, everything else was fine. I would have given this review a 5 star rating if it hadn't have been for the rude experience I had. Anyways, I don't have to go back there since it's not my parish. But if it were, I'd go back.