Mission Statement
We, the Roman Catholic Community of St. Patrick Church under the guidance and protection of Mary, our Blessed Mother, and St. Patrick our Patron, recognize ourselves as disciples of Jesus Christ. We strive to be a prayerful Eucharistic Family, open to the power of the Holy Spirit and conscious of our mission to use our time, talent and treasure in service to our brothers and sisters and to the glory of God.
St. Pat's Updates
Your St Vincent de Paul is now able to take donations
of gently used furniture and household items!
(We are especially in need of beds right now.)
Just call the SVDP Helpline and we will come pick up your donation.
(936) 225-1873
Thank you for your continued support and love for your neighbor!
O Lord, give us the grace that You bestowed upon, your servant St.
Vincent de Paul, to relinquish the temptation of material things, in our
holy effort to minister to the poor. Amen.
– Prayer of St Vincent de Paul
24/7 Adoration
Signup Sheets in the
Foyer
Come spend time with
Jesus!
Adoración 24/7
Hojas de inscripción en el
vestíbulo
¡Ven a pasar tiempo con
Jesús!
Thank you to all of you who have reached out to offer help and assistance for the needy.
In addition to the assistance provided by our St. Vincent de Paul Conference to those in need please remember our food pantry located in the gazebo outside the church office. You can stock non-perishable food yourself or drop off donations at the church
office. Many
community members rely upon this food source.
Click here for Flocknote sign up page or find it under the News and Events menu on our home page
Click here Online Stewardship Commitment Forms Available
You can email us at stpatrickchurchlufkin@yahoo.com
Sunday 9 AM (English),
Sunday 11AM (Spanish), and
Sunday 5 PM (English).
The Parish Office summer hours Monday-Friday, 8 AM – 4 PM closed for lunch 12-1pm. Telephone: 936-634-6833.
OPEN CARRY POLICY Respecting the right of Texans to defend themselves and their families while at the same time being considerate of those who may be uncomfortable around weapons in the context of our sacred liturgies, Bishop Joseph E. Strickland has instructed that weapons are not to be openly carried during Mass or other times of public worship. Peace Officers commissioned by local, state or federal agencies are exempt from this i