Welcome!
As a multicultural parish family, Saint Patrick’s is dedicated to enriching the spiritual life of our community through faith
in Christ and the Eucharist.
We are a welcoming sign of permanence amidst a neighborhood of change, striving to provide love, trust and support to all.
Mass Schedule
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Sunday: Mass at 11:00 AM
Monday: Mass and Novena at 8:30 AM​​
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Donations
If you prefer to do your financial transactions on the internet, E-Giving is available to you. You can make your weekly donations, pay for parish event activities, and purchase other items online.
ST. PATRICK CHURCH
1420 Oak Hill Avenue, Youngstown OH 44507
Phone: 330-743-1109
Fax: 330-743-8810
Email: stpatricks@neo.rr.com
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Welcome!
Interested in joining our parish? Need to update your parish information? Call the rectory at 330-743-1109 or click here to print
a registration form.
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THE LIGHT IS ON FOR YOU:
AN EVENING OF RECONCILIATION
On Wednesday, March 19, 2025
St. Patrick’s will join other parishes throughout the Diocese of Youngstown to offer an “Evening of Reconciliation: The Light is ON for You.” During Lent, Catholics are reminded to receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation part of their Lenten observance in preparation for Easter. The Sacrament of Reconciliation will be available at
St. Pat’s from 6:30 – 8PM.
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​​​LUCK OF THE IRISH RAFFLE
Congratulations to our Luck of the Irish Raffle winners!
5th Prize: Pat McMurray
4th Prize: Linda Taylor
3rd Prize: Brenden Sheridan
2nd Prize: Tom Nally
1st Prize: St. Pat's Parish Ministries
Thank you to everyone who supported our fundraiser this year!
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​​ST. PATRICK’S DAY DINNER
Our St. Patrick's Day Party was a huge success. Click here to see some pictures.
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​​​RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Today's readings are a wonderful way to lead us to thinking of the third pillar of Lent, prayer. In Exodus God reminds Moses that God's name is known to all generations and the psalmist tells us that God is kind and merciful. Paul reminds the church in Corinth that God's people should remember and heed the lessons learned by Moses and his people to avoid sin. And Jesus reminds all sinners in the Gospel of Luke to repent. The way we will come to know the kind and merciful God is to pray as generations before us have. Go to God in prayer and repentance, acknowledge your sin and God will be merciful. Keep in mind all three pillars of Lent, fasting, almsgiving, and prayer as you seek to grow closer to understanding God's will for your life during this time of repentance leading us to the joy of the resurrection.
See you in class on March 30!
Beth Jones
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SPAGHETTI DINNER
Our next Spaghetti dinner will be held on Sunday, April 6 serving from Noon - 3pm in our social hall. Dinners are $10.
The Sauce and Song Concert from 1:15 - 2pm in church will feature
Sue Black / Traditional Indigenous
Music, Religious and Jazz.
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SOUP & STATIONS OF THE CROSS
Join us on the Fridays during Lent for Soup at 5:30PM in our social hall and Stations of the Cross at 6:15PM.
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ADULT FAITH FORMATION
“Four Shady Ladies: The Genealogy of Jesus in Matthew’s Gospel” facilitated by Jim Johnston. Go to Current Events for more information.
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​ ​​Reverse Raffle
Tickets are now on sale for the 2024-2025 Reverse Raffle. Tickets are $65 if purchased by July 31. After July 31, the tickets will be $70. Two monthly raffles of $50 for tickets paid in full. For more information or to purchase a ticket, call 330-743-1109.
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​​RCIA
Persons who have a desire to learn more about the Roman Catholic faith may find more information here.
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RCIA for Children
For information on the RCIA process for children, click here.
