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About St. Patrick's
St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church is located in Smithtown, NY, and
serves over 5,000 families in the area. The Parish belongs to the
Diocese of Rockville Center
and is part of the Smithhaven Deanery in the Central Vicariate.
You can visit the web sites of our
neighboring parishes
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Check here for postings of events in and around our community that may
be of interest to our parishioners. If you know of such an event, please
let us know, so that we can post it.
You are invited to dedicate a Pro-Life Rose
for any intention and aid this vital ministry.
This week’s Pro-Life Rose is dedicated
in loving memory of:
George Hanrahan
CHURCH CODE: NY51
Faith Direct
can offer members of the St. Patrick's famiily an easy and convenient way
to manage their support for the parish.
Sign up now with some of our St. Patrick Youth Summer Programs
and enjoy some summer fun, fellowship and faith!
Camp St. Patrick
Vacation Bible School
Baseball
Basketball
Softball
Kickline
Summer Adventures
and more.....
Playtime with Mommy
If you are a parent or caregiver for a youngster ages 1 1/2 to 3, join us
at Playtime with Mommy
Dads, grandparents, etc. also more than welcome. The program is
held Mondays and Wednesdays from 10 to 11:30 AM and Thursdays from 1-2 PM.
For more information, call the Youth Office at 360-0185.
Are You Considering Catholic Education?
St. Patrick School serves students and their families in
nursery school through eighth grade. The mission of the
school is to provide for the safety, education, and gradual
growth of the whole child; spiritually, intellectually, socially,
emotionally and physically. For more information, call 724-
0285, visit the St. Patrick School web site at
www.sps-smithtown.org
or mark your calendar for the school’s open
house on Sunday, January 27th from 1-3 PM.
We are looking for a coordinator for our Small Christian Communities, a
volunteer position.
There are many other service opportunities in both the church and the greater
community at large. Please
look here to see where you can make a difference.
Imagine being a struggling single parent in need of quality child
care during the summer months.
You might think there is little you can do, but through St. Patrick's
Youth Commjnity, you can help! This summer, you can help
financially disadvantaged families send a child to Camp St. Patrick.
For more information on this project call Cindy Marsh at 724-1261.
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St Patrick's of Smithtown
Social Ministries
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Knights of Columbus
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The purpose of the Knights of Columbus is to bring Catholic gentelmen
together in a fraternal atmosphere for God, Church and country, and
to assist, whenever possible, people in distress. Members of
the Holy Mother Mary Council No.3958 meet twice each month at the
Council House at 130 Lake Avenue in Nesconset. The council's
many activities include sponsoring the annual Memorial Day Parade
in Smithtown, holding fund raisers for families in neeed, sponsoring
the Bishop's Smithtown Right to Life march and Breakfast, giving
monetary contributions to seminarians, delivering food to St. John
of God and St. Joseph parishes and much more.
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Columbiettes
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Members of the Holy Mother Mary Columbiettes give of their time,
talent and treasure in order to give spiritual and material support to
their brother Knights, and to their community. Meetings are held
on the second Monday of the month. Annual fund raisers (including
a spaghetti dinner, international dinner, Christmas luncheon, and
card party) enable the Columbiettes to support more than 14 charities.
Spiritual activities of the Columbiettes include a Living
Rosary, a Memorial Mass, an Advent Service, the Stations of the Cross
and the May Crowning.
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Ancient Order of Hibernians
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An Irish, Catholic organization committed to its religion and
heritage. Functions include fund raising for charitable
organizations, educational contest, and socials.
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Catholic Daughters
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St. Patrick's is home to the Catholic Daughters Court Queen of the
Universe #1702. Members participate in religiious, charitable
and educational works in keeping with their motto: "Unity and
Charity." The court meets every third Monday evening. In
addition to activities on national and state levels, St Patick's
Catholic Daughters hold several fund raisers, including a card party
and auction, an Advent wreath sale, and the Mother's Day flower
sale. These events help support a variety of charities.
Through the presence of the Spirit in their lives, members dedicated
themselves to the work of the organization to foster "Unity and
"Charity" amoung all men and women through the love of God.
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Pro-Life Ministry
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St. Patrick's Pro-Life Family works to promote the message of the
sacredness of human life. The executive board and members meet
on the last Tuesday of each month. On the third Tuesday of the
month, the Pro-Life Family participates in a Holy Hour of Prayer
before the Blessed Sacrament. On the first Friady of each month,
members meet at the Monument to the unborn at St. Patrick Cemetery to
pray the Rosary. Many members also gather peacefully in front of
the Planned Parenthood facility on Maple Avenue on Wednesday and
Saturday mornings to pray the Rosary for an end to abortion.
The ministry also sponsors several annual events, such as a Communion
Breakfast and sponsorship of a bus trip to the annual March for Life
in Washington D.C. Many young parishioners participate in
"Kids for Life" which meets every First Friday.
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Prison Ministry
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All of us face challenges every day and manage to overcome them.
We do this through our faith and the help of our family and
friends.&nsp; What if these connections were no longer there for
you? To whom would you turn
These are the questions that formerly incarcerated persons must face
as they re-enter society. Fortunately, Philemon Fellowship of
Beginning a New Life, Inc. has an established program for those who
been convicted and, like Jesus on the cross, suffer for a
compassionate voice.
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Weekdays:
6:45am, 9:00am, 12:10pm
Saturday:
9:00am, 5:00pm, 8:00pm
Sunday:
7:30am, 9:00am,
10:30am, 12:00pm
5:00pm
Main Rectory Phone #:
631-265-2271
Social Ministry
What is Parish Outreach
A helping hand when you can’t cope with an emergency;
food, financial assistance, housing, employment in crisis
situations when resources are available; A smiling visitor
when you are shut-in for an extended period;
....(read
more)
We are only a phone call away. Please call 265-2668,
Monday - Friday, 9 AM to 3
In Celebration of Our Freedom
A Prayer to Mary Immaculate -
Patroness of the United States
Blessed Mother Mary, we turn to you in prayer for all the people
in these United States. We again place ourselves in your
care, in the gentle hands that cradled the Child Jesus. We ask
you to make us more alive in your faith, more generous in your
love, more trusting in your hope.
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more)
As the 6:45 AM Mass will be celebrated during July and August, there
are a number of Mass intentions now available.
Stop by the Rectory to order Masses for your departed loved
ones. Please note that the Mass Book fills quickly.
Friday, Julyth
First Friday of the Month
From the 12:10 PM Mass until 3:30 PM. The Chaplet of Divine Mercy
will be recited at 3:00PM. Please join us as we adore our Lord Jesus.
Saturday, July 5th
8:15 AM
Join us in praying the Rosary.
Tuesday, July 1st
7:30 PM in the church.
All are invited to attend!
Married in July?
Please join us at the
Sunday, July 6th,
Noon Mass.
All couples are invited to renew their vows and
recieve a special blessing.
Don't Forget
Your Bottle Money
The 4th Weekend of the Month
Please recycle your bottle and cans and donate the money to the worthy cause of
helping mothers and their babies in need. Look for the Pink Baby Bottle
banks at the church exits.
The first weekend of the month, we will have the offering
for the Hungry and homeless. Please look for the Hungry & Homeless
boxes at the church exits and be generous in sharing God’ blessings.
St. Patrick's Something for Seniors
group meets on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month.
Wednesday, July 9th
Wednesday, July 23th
at 1:00 PM
All are welcome!
Are You Considering Catholic Education?
St. Patrick School serves students and their families in
nursery school through eighth grade. The mission of the
school is to provide for the safety, education, and gradual
growth of the whole child; spiritually, intellectually, socially,
emotionally and physically. For more information, call 724-
0285, visit the St. Patrick School web site at
www.sps-smithtown.org
or mark your calendar for the school’s open
house on Sunday, January 27th from 1-3 PM.
Wanted: Used Cell Phones
Do you have an old cell phone at home collecting dust? Your donation
of used cell phones can benefit our community, our environment and our
parish. Just look for our cell phone disposal boxes located at the
church exits. Batteries, chargers and other wireless accessories may also
be donated.
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