St. Patrick Church Enterprise Oregon

04/26/2026

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04/23/2026

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Celebrating St George, martyr and Patron saint of England is observed on Thursday 23 April.

From early times the Christian Church has set aside Holy Days throughout the year to remember individuals whose lives most clearly demonstrate God’s power to transform human lives.

St George’s Day is a Festival in the Church of England’s calendar – a day which all churches would normally observe, with a range of specific provision for prayers and readings particular to that date (see below for liturgical provision for St George).

St George has been honoured by Christians down the centuries following his death in around AD 304, although he was only named as England’s patron saint over a thousand years later around 1347.

While there are few reliable historical details of George’s life, what is known is that he was a Christian who served in the Roman army in Lydda, Palestine – although he may well have been born in Cappadocia (in what is now Turkey). We also know that he was among many people martyred (killed for his Christian faith) during the brutal suppression of Christianity during the reign of the Roman Emperor Diocletian.

04/16/2026

THIS SUNDAY, April 19, St. Patrick Church joins Grace Lutheran at 409 West Main Street at 9 a.m. Come join us.

03/25/2026

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Watch the installation of Archbishop Sarah Mullally here -

03/10/2026

By focusing on experiences of God's lifegiving power, we cultivate a mindset, a phronēma, that chooses to see good things happening in the world. - The Rev. John Lewis, Iona Collaborative

03/08/2026

02/25/2026

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This week, on the First Sunday in Lent, we ask for your prayers for all who support our worship: altar guilds, acolytes, ushers, lectors, greeters, Eucharistic ministers, and Eucharistic visitors.