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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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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.
Signing up for our automated giving program, Faith Direct is simple.
You can sign up online by going to www.faithdirect.net or stop by the
rectory for a form to fill out and mail to Faith Direct. You may also
call them at 866-507-8757.
When registering for the program, you will
be asked for our church number which is: NY51.
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 this week
in loving memory of:
Steven Frechette
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To arrange a memorial for Altar Bread and Wine, please call
Diane Sperzel at 265-3307. Donation for the week is $50.
Cards will be sent to the family.
The Altar Bread and Wine have been donated for the week
in memory of
Ignazio Genova
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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.
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.
Do You Have A
Health Care Proxy?
A “Health Care Proxy” provides a way to make the very
difficult issues of end-of-life care easier by allowing the
expressed wishes of the patient to be followed in a proper manner.
It can help remove much of the stress that these decisions bring
to loved ones and family members. As practicing Catholics, having
a Health Care Proxy, helps our passing become what it should be -
a hopeful, glorious journey to life everlasting in the company of
our Lord and Savior.
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, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10:30 to 11:45 AM.
For more information, call the Youth Office at 631-360-0257.
St. Patrick’s School has been preparing children to maximize
their potential and to lead a life firmly anchored in their
belief and trust in Christ for about 40 years. As we think
back on those years, one thought keeps coming to mind, We
miss you! St. Patrick’s would love to be able to
inform you of the latest happenings at the school and special alumni
events. (read more...)
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.spssmith.org
or mark your calendar for the school’s open
house on Sunday, January 27th from 1-3 PM.
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St Patrick's of Smithtown
Communities of Prayer
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Devotional Committee
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The purpose of the Devotional Committee is to:
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Promote a spirituality of communion by developing and
coordinating forums, pilgrimages and structures for devotional
life
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Create and implement a plan of vocational promotion, promoting
vocations to the priesthood and consecrated life, vocations to
the laity and other forms of vocatinal associations
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Promote the true meaning of marriage and the family as a
fundamental Catholic institution, through family prayers,
pilgrimages and other activities.
Membership is open to all registered parishioners.
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Rosary Altar Society
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Men's Prayer Group
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Being a good husband and father is no easy task. Some men
within our parish have found camaraderie in the Men's Prayer
Group. The group meets at 7:30 AM on Saturday mornings.
Meetings include prayer, meditation and discussion of the reading
for the upcoming Sunday. The meeting concludes at the
9:00 AM Saturday Mass.
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Small Christian Communities
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Small groups of ordinary parishioners who meet once a week in
participant's homes. Their ultimate goal is threefold:
- To connect their faith by listening to each other, sharing with
and seeking to know each other.
- To allow the Sunday liturgy to become a more intrinsic part
of their daily lives, relating it to today's realities.
- To open their hearts and minds to the Spirit through the
scriptures in order to apply God's word in their daily lives.
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Sacred Heart Prayer Group
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This group meets on Tuesday night. A typical meeting includes
worshipping God is song, sharing from scripture, sharing personal
testimonies on God's work in people's lives, and prayers over people
for healing of any type.
Sacred Heart Prayer Group also sponsors annual "Life in the
Spirit" eminars and a healing Mass.
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Nocturnal Adoration Society
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The Nocturnal Adoration Society offers a unique opportunity to
be in the presence of Jesus at a time when ther are no distractions,
to meditate on His passion, death and resurrection; to pray with Him
to our Father; and to receive the strength of the Holy Spirit to
continue His mission of love and compassion,. The society is
an answer to Jesus' plea on the night before His death, "Could
you not spend one hour with me?" Prayers before the
Blessed Sacrament are offered every third Saturday of the
month. The Vigil begins at 9:00 PM on Saturday and ends at
7:00 AM Sunday, concluding with Benediction. Interested
individuals are encouraged to pray with society at any hour, even
if there is no intention for formal membership.
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Legion Of Mary
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The purpose of the Legion of Mary is two fold: The spiritual
development of its members and advancing the reign of Christ through
Our Lady. Members participate in the life of the parish
through spiritual and corporal works of mercy which include: Home
visitations with the Pilgrim Virgin Statue, Enthronement of the
Sacred heart of Jesus in th homes of families, visits to the sick,
elderly and homebound of the parish, Roasry makers groups and more.
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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
Are you a card carrying member of our parish?
At St. Patrick’s we don’t have membership cards
because everyone is always welcome! But if you attend or are
planning on attending Mass here, and are NOT registered with the
parish, please fill out a
registration form and return it to the Rectory. Please help us
get to know you better so that you can best take advantage of
everything our parish has to offer.
will open on
January 18th
Stop by the Rectory to order Masses for your departed loved
ones. Please note that the Mass Book fills quickly.
Friday, March 2nd
First Friday of the Month
We will have Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament following the 12:10 PM
Mass until 3:30 PM in the church. The Chaplet of Divine Mercy
will be recited at 3:00PM. Please join us as we adore our Lord Jesus.
Saturday, March 3rd
8:15 AM
In the Church
Join us in praying the Rosary.
Our Lady came to Fatima with a message from God
to every man, woman, and child of our century. Our
Lady of Fatima promised that the whole world would
be in peace, and that many souls would go to Heaven
if Her requests were listened to and obeyed. Please
join us in this devotion.
Detailed information on how to participate in this
devotion will be available in the Church.
Married in March?
Please join us at the
Sunday, March 4th
Noon Mass.
All couples are invited to renew their vows and
recieve a special blessing. We encourage
all to participate in this very special tribute.
Rosary Makers
invite you
to our
Monthly Meeting
Friday, March 2nd
7 PM in Room 209.
Join with others making Rosaries and spreading devotion to Our Blessed
Mother. All ages welcome. For more information please call
804-7222.
Invites all to join them for their
Monthly Meeting.
Monday, April 2nd
Agenda:
Recitation of the Rosary at 7:00 PM
Mass at 7:30 PM
Mass will be followed by Novena prayers has been canceled due to
confessions.
Our guest speaker will be Dr. Scott Brunengraber, Owner &
Operator of Smithtown Wellness who will speak on “How to Create
Wellness Habits that Can Save Your Life.” All are welcome to
attend.
Tuesday Evenings
at 7:30 PM in the church.
The Sacred Heart Prayer group is a charismatic prayer group
that meets every Tuesday evening at 7:30 PM.We are looking for
new members, young and old……All would be welcomed.
We would especially like to reach out to anyone who might like
to join our music ministry. If you play the guitar or sing, we
would love for you to join us!
If you have any questions, call
Barbara Hall at (631) 366- 0252.
All are invited to attend!
Monthly Meeting
If you interested in being a part of a vibrant group of women who
faithfully support the work of the church and help those in need,
consider becoming a “Catholic Daughter”. Feel
free to stop by the next Catholic Daughter Meeting:
Monday, January 23th
following the 7:30pm Novena Mass.
St. Patrick's Pro-Life Family invites you to join us for our monthly
meeting. Please come and unite with us as we witness to the
sanctity of Life.
Saturday, January 21st
after the 8 PM Mass.
Join us for a night of prayer in front of the Sacred
Sacrament. The first vigil (hour of prayer) will begin
immediately after the 8 PM Saturday night
Mass. Parishioners are encouraged to stay
after Mass for Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament and may
pray privately or with the Nocturnal Adoration group. The
first vigil will be from 9 PM to 10 PM. The vigils will continue
throught the night. The last one will be from 6 AM to 7 AM
followed by Benediction and the 7:30 AM Mass. All are invited
to participate. Come and spend sometime with our Lord Jesus.
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