St. Patrick's Parish Church

Here comes everybody. The church may be is packed but the dignity of the celebrations are never compromised. A nice quiet place to pray.

Our grandson was baptized last september 18.the service was warm and spiritually close to all parents.I offered myself to read the bible and it was a unique experience.it is my second time I go there because my son and wife live nearby.a perfect place to hear the word of God.the priest is very communicative and his english is quite clear.

It's a great church

Wonderful Parish, great sermons and a devoted children’s Choir. The choir coordinator is very passionate, the music stirs deep emotions and often brings me tears and reassurance in the faith and our hope of glory. The pews have gradually filled up again post pandemic and it completely feels like a family of people who love God truly.The latest Nativity play by the children was so joyous. I am glad my family moved to this part of the city and we got the chance to become part of their family. Highly recommend.

St Patrick's is a great Parrish. It has a devoted congregation as well. Fr Jerome is an incredible speaker with so much passion and conviction and belief in the word of God. Every mass is said with great reverence and the sermons never disappoint. Whether it's daily mass or the weekend mass every one is special. Lapsed Catholics would do well to get back to the church and St Patrick's is a great place to be.

Our local parish and especially great with the children from our catholic school. They host the entire school (800 kids and staff) and you cannot hear a sound. So inspiring and wonderful with children. Patient and kind. Wonderful sermons and lovely choir.

I went to this church to see a first communion, and I thought the father was friendly and good with children.

The most unwelcoming Church, we tried to get my son baptized here after calling, waiting a couple weeks before the home visit team scheduled us in. The home visit went well and she was very welcoming I called a couple days later to schedule our attendance in the baptism class. I was informed that our marriage since it was civil was not valid. I understand that since it was not performed in the church and even though we are both catholics it is not recognized. The issue I have is with the office manager (different than the home visit) who repeatedly told me my marriage isn't valid and my son is at risk, with each sentence getting more and more negative. I told her we will call back at a later date since I no longer wish to continue the conversation and I understand what she is saying. She however kept pushing telling me my marriage is not valid, wouldn't let me end the conversation until ten minutes later when I was very upset. I understand that civil marriages aren't recognized in the Catholic Church however it was the tone and manner that the woman spoke to me that I found abhorrent. We have since arranged for our sons baptism at a different church who couldn't have been more welcoming.

One of our local parishes. Make sure to get there early.