Faith & Fellowship

"In Presenza Di" is a night of praise, worship, teaching & Eucharistic adoration. Listen to Brain Cannon's reflection which was part of this night. St. Patrick Catholic Community is a community of Christian Disciples in Mission seeking to know, love, and serve God. We gather to hear God’s Word, feast at the table of the Lord, and then be sent forth empowered by the Holy Spirit. We are living beyond Sunday, seeking to encounter all people with an openness to hear their stories, inviting them into their spiritual home, walking together on a journey to deepen our relationship with God. Our podcasts extend this mission as an inclusive voice to reach people where they are. Through this show, we evangelize and engage by helping people contemplate, reflect, and participate in their faith beyond Sunday. With speakers, teachings, events and more that are open, vibrant, active, accessible, and welcoming, we share that the church is alive.

Fr. Eric & Jill McMahon share some insights, tips and tricks for parents, grandparents and anyone living in this post-pandemic time. 

Celebrate the season with Charles Dickens' classic "A Christmas Carol" performed as a radio show by the staff of St. Patrick Catholic Community! Immerse yourself in the story of Ebenezer Scrooge (Dcn. Jim Hostutler) as his encounters with the supernatural give him one last chance at redemption. Experience his Christmas miracle complete with an original soundtrack (Nic Cortez) and custom recorded sound effects. God bless us, everyone!A Christmas Carol Radio Show Cast ListPresented by St. Patrick StudioExecutive Producers: Fr. Eric Tellez & Mary PermodaDirected by: Brian CannonProduced by: Brian Cannon, Eddie Brenes & Adam SteinEngineered by: Eddie BrenesMixed & Mastered by: Adam Stein with Eddie BrenesMusic by: Nic Cortez Ebenezer Scrooge: Deacon Jim HostutlerNarrator: Brian CannonFred/Belle’s Husband/1st Man: Adam SteinBob Cratchit: Nic CortezChild: Laura WhitneyGentlelady: Megan PopaMarley: Paul HillebrandGhost of Christmas Past: Torri WinnFezziwig/2nd Man: Fernando GomezBelle: Kylie PopaYoung Scrooge/Boy: Eddie BrenesGhost of Christmas Present: Rosemary ProtocolloGirl: Sharon FabyanicMartha: Mary PermodaMrs. Cratchit: Lynn WatsonTiny Tim: Fr. Eric Tellez

Fr. Eric offers information regarding the planning of a funeral or memorial service at St. Patricks. Call our parish office at 480.998.3843 for more information.

Fr. Andre Dargis PodcastRecorded Tues. Oct. 23rd, 2012 at St. Patrick ChurchRemembering Vatican II, Celebrating its Message58+ minutes in length

Fr. Eric welcomes all to Come to the Table, wherever you may be in life.

The parish offers support and guidance to those who are in need of petitioning for an annulment of their marriage. Begin by listening to an audio message from the pastor.

BLESSED POPE JOHN XXIII: THE MAN AND HIS GIFT TO THE CHURCH In this session presented by Fr. Ray Carey, recorded 1/29/13, we encounter the graceful and joyful person of Good Pope John XXIII, and celebrate his marvelous service to the Church in calling the Second Vatican Council, and the wonderful ways the Holy Spirit surprises us!

THE GRACE AND LEGACY OF VATICAN COUNCIL II In this session presented by Fr. Ray Carey, recorded 1/28/13, Fr. Ray tapped into the joy and profound revolution and renewal prompted by Blessed Pope John’s Council, and looked at ways to keep the spirit of the Council alive in our day.

What was in the heart of Jesus? To understand the teachings of Jesus it helps to know what the daily life was like for Jesus and what his surroundings were like. These things had profound influence on his teachings and why he chose certain things to teach on.

Jesus never talked about God as God but God as relationship. The phrase Reign of God is used 120 times while the word church is used only twice. He did not preach doctrine rather he preached an event, an experience, a relationship of belonging.

Fr. André Dargis and Dr. John Konicek,Theologian break open Pope Francis' Encyclical on "Care for Our Common Home." For the first time ever this important encyclical on protecting creation was addressed not only to Catholics but everyone on earth. Please listen to this important podcast. Taking time to really know what Pope Francis is saying helps us form a better understanding of what God wants from us as stewards of creation.

In the first chapter of the Letter to the Ephesians, the author offers a sustained blessing that reveals God’s glorious and lavish grace to all who follow Jesus, who are “in Christ.” In a joyful and hopeful reflection, we will unpack something of the wonder of that message of living “in Christ.”

Great teams know what it means to have a home field advantage. We will build ours by strengthening the pillars of our community - Hospitality, Liturgy, Stewardship, Social Justice, and Formation. Take a listen to the workshop given by Joel Stepanek, as we continue building a home field advantage.Keynote Speaker-Joel StepanekWe are not simply guests of God, but sharers in the mission of inviting everyone to God’s table. The time for silence is past; it is time to become a voice of hope.Joel Stepanek has been actively involved in ministry for over ten years and is currently the Director of Resource Development for Life Teen International where he creates engaging youth ministry resources for middle and high school students. He is the author of two books, and received his Master’s degree in religious education from Fordham University in New York City.

Parishioner Kevin Peck spoke to the men of the parish on Saturday, January 20 at the Men's Mass & Breakfast.  Kevin, married to Christine and a father to three girls, Kevin ministers on The Edge Middle School Ministry Core Team as well as The Life Teen High School Core Team.  He also plays drums in the music ministry.  Growing up a Mennonite and converting to Catholicism as an adult, Kevin shared about the importance of prayer and the Eucharist in his life.  Here is a link to the PowerPoint used by Kevin Peckhttps://stpatcc.org/mens-prayer-breakfast-slides-peck/