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We’re glad that you are here! We seek to be a community of Christian Disciples in Mission who gather to hear the Word of God, feast at the table of the Lord, and be sent forth empowered by the Holy Spirit. Our Catholic faith is at it’s best when we encounter people with an openness to hear their stories, see God already working in their lives, and ,without judgement, invite them into a spiritual home. Being created by God means that one discovers they belong to God’s family. We do not see our Sacraments as a reward for good behavior, but rather as means for healing and nourishment for one on life’s long journey. We walk together to deepen our relationship with God. We invite everyone to simply come and see what it means to follow Jesus Christ by living with a community of believers.
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Listen to the first episode of our brand new monthly podcast on the Beatitudes! Look for new episodes on the last Tuesday of each month for the next 8 months as we unpack what it means to be Christian Disciples in Mission who are Living Beyond Sunday through the Beatitudes. In this episode, Dr. John Konicek, our Director of Parish Spirituality & Adult Formation, breaks open the first Beatitude; “Blessed are the poor in spirit…”
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Fr. Eric's Most Recent Homily
Homily: 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time – Fr. Eric Tellez (with an invitation from Adam Stein)
The teachings of Jesus can confuse us as we try to make sense of what he asks and how it fits into our way of thinking. It takes time to reflect on what he is asking. This week’s Gospel, and the Beatitudes (our theme for the year) really turn our world upside...
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Homily: 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time – Fr. Eric Tellez (with an invitation from Adam Stein)
The teachings of Jesus can confuse us as we try to make sense of what he asks and how it …
First Down (October 14, 2018)
Dear Friends, Here is what St. Patrick Community does well, have our youth involved in our Liturgies. At our Sunday …
From the Diocese of Phoenix
Bishop Olmsted has heard from many in the Diocese about how the current scandals surrounding the Church have affected you, and …
Homily: 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time – Fr. Eric Tellez
Pharisees ask Jesus about divorce. What did Jesus really say and not say? Understanding how marriage was in his time …First Down (October 7, 2018)
Dear Friends, There is so much activity at St. Patrick. With many people serving, being formed as Disciples of Jesus …
Beyond Sunday Blog
Homily: 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time – Fr. Eric Tellez (with an invitation from Adam Stein)
The teachings of Jesus can confuse us as we try to make sense of what he asks and how it …From the Diocese of Phoenix
Bishop Olmsted has heard from many in the Diocese about how the current scandals surrounding the Church have affected you, and …
Teaching: Men’s Prayer Breakfast – Paul Schnabel
Father, husband, son and die hard Sawx fan Paul Schnabel was the guest speaker at St. Patrick Men’s Prayer Breakfast …
The Next Part of the Story (Ministry Blog – For the Love of Kids)
2 COR 8:7, 9, 13-15 Brothers and sisters: As you excel in every respect, in faith, discourse, knowledge, all earnestness, …
The Water Drive is Over! – The Problem… not so much.
Once again the St. Patrick Catholic Community has generated love that is beyond measure – however, there was a bit …