Irish Settlement- St. Patrick's Catholic Church

11/30/2025

Flocknote update:

The Bishop has granted all Catholics a dispensation from the obligation to attend Mass this weekend because of the weather. There will be NO 8 am Sunday Mass at St. Patrick's. There will be Mass St. Joe's Saturday 5 pm and Sunday 10 am.

11/25/2025

It’s the best time of the year! Thank you to everyone who plays such a huge part in this!

09/22/2024

St. Patrick’s Alter & Rosary Society is collecting funds to provide Thanksgiving and Christmas assistance for families within our community. Please consider donating funds as you see fit so that we can help put food on the tables and presents under the trees of families in need.

There are several ways to help. Checks can be made out to St Patrick’s Church and directed to Carol King. There will be a 2nd collection at Sunday service on Oct 26th & Nov 2nd. Alternatively, Venmo can be sent to -Irlmeier .

We appreciate your consideration of our cause and look forward to making the holidays more enjoyable for the ones we serve.

09/08/2024

We are not having Bunco today. The notice in the bulletin says we are but that was supposed to be deleted. I know If you think of anyone else who usually comes please let them know. Thanks.

03/10/2024

Please see the below information on one way to remember your loved ones this Easter season!

Deadline is 3/25

03/10/2024

Are you, or do you know, a St Patrick’s Irish Settlement 2024 high school senior? If so, don’t delay- submit your scholarship application. All forms are located

02/05/2024

Make sure you keep this wonderful event in mind for a lunch choice!

Annual Spaghetti Dinner !! Sunday February 25th 2024!

01/18/2024

There will be no mass or adoration at St. Pat's this evening due to weather

01/13/2024

Good afternoon all! Father Tom has CANCELLED mass tomorrow, January 14th due to wind chill and blowing snow. Stay warm and safe!!

12/15/2023

Take a moment and give this a read, it just might make your day a little brighter!

For about 30 years, this farmer has cultivated a few acres of his land, located a short drive outside Des Moines, to give away its bounty: eggs, meat, potatoes, squash, and vegetables.

Why?

“We all have something to do until God takes us home,” he said. “I feel my job is to feed people.”

Read the full story in the Catholic Mirror (out this week!) or online at https://www.dmdiocese.org/news/farmers-shines-christs-light-on-hungry-people

11/21/2023

What a blessing to be able to help support so many this Holiday season!