Becoming Catholic
The Order of Christian Initiation of Adults (OCIA) is the process through which adults explore the Catholic faith and prepare to receive the Sacraments of Baptism, Eucharist, and Confirmation. Whether you're new to Christianity or already baptized in another tradition, OCIA offers a welcoming path of prayer, learning, and community.  Learn more about your faith, or sponsor someone who is interested in joining our community!

Youth & Young Adult Ministry - Volunteers will receive a monthly update highlighting upcoming events in the parish and St. Pat's school, current needs within this ministry, and opportunities to serve the wider parish community.

Help spark faith in children, teens, and young adults through programs like Religious Ed, Totus Tuus, retreats, Bible studies, and Theology on Tap. Volunteers are needed to coordinate events, prepare meals, bring snacks, chaperone trips, and share personal testimonies that inspire growing hearts and minds.

Elder Ministry - Volunteers will receive a monthly email update highlighting upcoming events, current needs within this ministry, and opportunities to serve the wider parish community.

Bring comfort and connection to senior parishioners through visits, treats, and shared prayer. Volunteers can drop off bulletins, offer companionship, lead Bible studies in care facilities, or bring communion to those who are homebound. Your presence can be a reminder that we are a part of our parish family.

Homebound Communion Ministry

Brings Holy Communion to elderly and ill parishioners unable to attend Sunday Mass. Ministers serve on a rotating schedule, visiting homes and care facilities to share Christ’s presence and the love of the parish community.

Jail Ministry
Shares faith, encouragement, and hope with those incarcerated. Meets Saturday afternoons to offer Bible studies and Alpha courses exploring who God is and His call for us. Training is provided for all volunteers.

St. Martha Ministry
Provides occasional home-cooked meals for our priests on busy evenings, offering nourishment and care between appointments. Volunteers are contacted with available dates and may choose when to serve.

Serra Club
Named after St. Junípero Serra, this ministry encourages vocations to the priesthood and religious life, while supporting priests through prayer, outreach, and acts of appreciation.

Fellowship with Father
This ministry fosters connection between our priests, parishioners, and neighboring clergy through social gatherings and community events. Volunteers help plan and host occasions at the church, rectory, or local venues—nurturing friendship, hospitality, and shared joy in parish life.

Health Ministry: 
This ministry promotes holistic wellness—body, mind, and spirit—through education and compassionate outreach. While licensed medical professionals are welcome, all who feel called to care are invited to serve.

Building & Grounds Ministry
Join us in caring for the sacred spaces that welcome our parish community. Whether you have a green thumb, a knack for repairs, or a heart for hospitality, there’s a place for you here. Opportunities include:

• Decorating for liturgical seasons and parish events
• Assisting with upkeep and light repairs
• Tending gardens, plants, and outdoor spaces
• Mowing and seasonal landscaping
• Or Occasionally helping to move heavey items

Funeral Dinner Ministry offers comfort and hospitality to grieving families by organizing meals after funeral services. Volunteers prepare food, set up the space, and create a warm, respectful environment where loved ones can gather, share memories, and find solace in community