St. Patrick - St. Anthony Church and the Franciscan Center for Urban Ministry
a Roman Catholic faith community in the Franciscan Tradition
Why is the WALK AGAINST HUNGER on SATURDAY MAY 21, 2022 so important? The proceeds raised from our Parish will go toward The House of Bread, and the walk will be a great way for you to re-connect with parishioners.The House of Bread offers food, shelter, education, medical, psychological and legal services to the homeless, […]
Provide your Synod input to the questions below. Submit your answers to Lynn Discenza through the website form attached to the button below. “What have been the joys and obstacles in your journeying with the Church?” AND "How might the Holy Spirit be prompting you, and all of us as Church, to improve the ways we […]
The game is Sunday, June 19 at 1:05 pm.Come watch the Yard Goats play the Akron Rubber Ducks at Dunkin’ Donuts Park. Our very own SPSA Quartet will sing the National Anthem at the start of the game! Kids-Run-the-Bases at the end of the Game!Tickets will be available for purchase after all Masses on April 30-May […]
Join us for a Labyrinth Prayer Experience at the Franciscan Center for Urban Ministry, sponsored by The Women of Hope Ministry. “It is a path of prayer, a walking meditation that can become a mirror of the soul… A labyrinth is not a maze. A maze is designed for you to lose your way; a […]
Drop off individually wrapped snacks such as granola bars, packs of nuts, chips, cookies, juice boxes or small water bottles. They will be combined with other snacks into "snack packs" which are handed out daily with sandwiches. Thank you for your generosity!
on Zoom (Check out Monday's parish email for the zoom link) Every Tuesday, engage in reflection about what each person ‘hears’ in the upcoming Sunday Gospel reading. This is an opportunity to reflect with others on what touches your heart and uplifts, or sometimes challenges, your spirit. Trudi Campbell and Pamela Morrison-Wolf are the co-facilitators of […]
Every Wednesday morning, join us on Zoom to be in quiet prayer with others. We begin with a brief ritual of offering compassion for the needs of our world and ourselves. The Gospel for the upcoming weekend is read; 20 minutes of silence for personal prayer and meditation follows the reading. Suzanne Nolan facilitates this gathering.
“Hope resides at the core of who we are. We have the ability to retain peace of mind and heart no matter how much thick gloom descends on our path of life… We are meant to be hopefilled people”, writes author Joyce Rupp. Using her book Constant Hope: Reflections and Meditations to Strengthen the Spirit, we will take one essay per week to […]
Our ministry provides educational opportunities to build and develop greater visibility and understanding of the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) experiences within our church community and develop faith-building outreach programming to the diverse spectrum of the LGBT community. We meet the second Sunday of the month after the 5:00 pm Mass in the Franciscan […]
Join our in-person meeting during the day on the second Monday of the month from 7:00 - 8:30 pm and enjoy story telling and ministry knitted together.
on Zoom (Check out Monday's parish email for the zoom link) Every Tuesday, engage in reflection about what each person ‘hears’ in the upcoming Sunday Gospel reading. This is an opportunity to reflect with others on what touches your heart and uplifts, or sometimes challenges, your spirit. Trudi Campbell and Pamela Morrison-Wolf are the co-facilitators of […]
Every Wednesday morning, join us on Zoom to be in quiet prayer with others. We begin with a brief ritual of offering compassion for the needs of our world and ourselves. The Gospel for the upcoming weekend is read; 20 minutes of silence for personal prayer and meditation follows the reading. Suzanne Nolan facilitates this gathering.
“Hope resides at the core of who we are. We have the ability to retain peace of mind and heart no matter how much thick gloom descends on our path of life… We are meant to be hopefilled people”, writes author Joyce Rupp. Using her book Constant Hope: Reflections and Meditations to Strengthen the Spirit, we will take one essay per week to […]
Join us for coffee, juice, and pastries in the Franciscan Center after the 8:00 am, 10:00 am, and 11:45 am Masses. Come by to meet new friends and enjoy gathering as a community!
The Emmaus Grieving Parents Ministry supports parents whose spiritual journey includes the death of a child. You are not alone on this journey, please join us. Fill out the contact form below to contact Karen Bing, our ministry coordinator for more information. Find out more on our website page.
on Zoom (Check out Monday's parish email for the zoom link) Every Tuesday, engage in reflection about what each person ‘hears’ in the upcoming Sunday Gospel reading. This is an opportunity to reflect with others on what touches your heart and uplifts, or sometimes challenges, your spirit. Trudi Campbell and Pamela Morrison-Wolf are the co-facilitators of […]
Every Wednesday morning, join us on Zoom to be in quiet prayer with others. We begin with a brief ritual of offering compassion for the needs of our world and ourselves. The Gospel for the upcoming weekend is read; 20 minutes of silence for personal prayer and meditation follows the reading. Suzanne Nolan facilitates this gathering.
“Hope resides at the core of who we are. We have the ability to retain peace of mind and heart no matter how much thick gloom descends on our path of life… We are meant to be hopefilled people”, writes author Joyce Rupp. Using her book Constant Hope: Reflections and Meditations to Strengthen the Spirit, we will take one essay per week to […]
The Emmaus Grieving Parents Ministry supports parents whose spiritual journey includes the death of a child. You are not alone on this journey, please join us. Fill out the contact form below to contact Karen Bing, our ministry coordinator for more information. Find out more on our website.
A Novel Idea Book Club’s book selection for May is The Vanishing Half by Brit Bennett, winner of Best Historical Fiction in the 2020 Goodreads Choice Award. Please consider joining us on Zoom from 6:00 to 7:30 pm. For more information and a list of upcoming books, please CLICK HERE or contact the office at […]
Mark your calendar for the WALK AGAINST HUNGER on SATURDAY MAY 21, 2022. The proceeds raised from our Parish will go toward The House of Bread, and the walk will be a great way for you to re-connect with parishioners. Stay tuned for more info!
"Beyond the Subject, Works by Fr. Michael Reyes, O.F.M."Fr. Michael Reyes O.F.M. is a Franciscan Friar from Holy Name Province.The Franciscan artist is always trying to find a way to connect with the humanity in all of us. He offers this reflection on the influence of art, “Paintings are equivalent to a person’s signature. The power of images surpasses […]
Join us for wine, cheese, and punch in the Franciscan Center after the 5:00 pm Mass. Come and meet some new friends and enjoy time gathering as a community.
The Beloved Community in 2022 How can we continue to build the Beloved Community in 2022? We welcome back Deacon Art Miller as our Homilist at all Masses on the weekend of May 21-22 and as our guest presenter for three consecutive evenings on May 23, 24 and 25 at 7:00 p.m. in the church. Please come and join us as we gather for […]
The Beloved Community in 2022 How can we continue to build the Beloved Community in 2022? We welcome back Deacon Art Miller as our Homilist at all Masses on the weekend of May 21-22 and as our guest presenter for three consecutive evenings on May 23, 24 and 25 at 7:00 p.m. in the church. Please come and join us as we gather for […]
on Zoom (Check out Monday's parish email for the zoom link) Every Tuesday, engage in reflection about what each person ‘hears’ in the upcoming Sunday Gospel reading. This is an opportunity to reflect with others on what touches your heart and uplifts, or sometimes challenges, your spirit. Trudi Campbell and Pamela Morrison-Wolf are the co-facilitators of […]
The Beloved Community in 2022 How can we continue to build the Beloved Community in 2022? We welcome back Deacon Art Miller as our Homilist at all Masses on the weekend of May 21-22 and as our guest presenter for three consecutive evenings on May 23, 24 and 25 at 7:00 p.m. in the church. Please come and join us as we gather for […]
Every Wednesday morning, join us on Zoom to be in quiet prayer with others. We begin with a brief ritual of offering compassion for the needs of our world and ourselves. The Gospel for the upcoming weekend is read; 20 minutes of silence for personal prayer and meditation follows the reading. Suzanne Nolan facilitates this gathering.
Celebrate Jesus' Ascension into heaven at the 7:30 am and 12:05 pm Masses. The 12:05 pm Mass is available on livestream.
Join our in-person meeting during the day on the last Thursday of the month from 10:30 am to Noon and enjoy story telling and ministry knitted together.
on Zoom (Check out Monday's parish email for the zoom link) Every Tuesday, engage in reflection about what each person ‘hears’ in the upcoming Sunday Gospel reading. This is an opportunity to reflect with others on what touches your heart and uplifts, or sometimes challenges, your spirit. Trudi Campbell and Pamela Morrison-Wolf are the co-facilitators of […]
Every Wednesday morning, join us on Zoom to be in quiet prayer with others. We begin with a brief ritual of offering compassion for the needs of our world and ourselves. The Gospel for the upcoming weekend is read; 20 minutes of silence for personal prayer and meditation follows the reading. Suzanne Nolan facilitates this gathering.
“Hope resides at the core of who we are. We have the ability to retain peace of mind and heart no matter how much thick gloom descends on our path of life… We are meant to be hopefilled people”, writes author Joyce Rupp. Using her book Constant Hope: Reflections and Meditations to Strengthen the Spirit, we will take one essay per week to […]
