Effective October 7, 2022 the Archbishop of Miami
issues the following directives
- Priests and others who distribute Holy Communion need not sanitize their hands before distributing nor wear masks while distributing unless they are sick.
Giving
St. Patrick Catholic Church has made Online Giving available for parishioners who would like to make donations.
Scam!
If you receive a text message or an e-mail from Fr. Roberto Cid asking for a favor, do not respond. It is a hoax!
Holy Week & Easter 2023
Palm Sunday, April 2
English: 5:00 PM (Saturday Vigil)
8:00, 9:30 & 11:00 AM
Español: 12:30 & 7:00 PM
Holy Monday, April 3
Confession 7:30 – 9:00 PM
Holy Tuesday, April 4
Confession 7:30 – 9:00 PM
Holy Wednesday, April 5
Tenebrae 7:30 PM
Haydn’s Seven Last Words of Christ
Amernet String Quartet
Holy Thursday, April 6
8:00 AM Morning Prayer
8:30 AM Office of Readings
7:30 PM Celebration of the Mass of
the Lord’s Supper (Bilingual)
Good Friday, April 7
8:00 AM Morning Prayer
8:30 AM Office of Readings
12:00 PM Sermon de las Siete Palabras
3:00 PM Way of the Cross
5:00 PM Via Crucis
7:00 PM Celebration of the
Lord’s Passion (Bilingual)
Holy Saturday, April 8
7:00 AM Rosario de la Aurora
8:00 AM Morning Prayer
8:30 AM Office of Readings
8:00 PM Easter Vigil (Multilingual)
Easter Sunday, April 9
English: 8:00, 9:30 & 11:00 AM
Español: 12:30 & 7:00 PM
Fifth Sunday of Lent
On Lazarus’ death (and ours too)
Dear sisters and brothers in Christ,
The situation in the house of Lazarus and his sisters is devastating. The suffering and pain in the face of death is so intense that even He who is Life itself is deeply moved. He even cries. It could not be any other way, He is truly man and as such He experiences all human emotions vis-à-vis death which seems to obliterate our nature. From a purely human standpoint, death is something terrible, the dissolution of our existence. The liturgy of the Church recognizes that fact too when it prays in Preface I for the Mass for the dead that the certainty of death fills us with sadness. The contemplation of death shakes us and even brings some to the brink of despair.
The Resurrection of Christ, that we will celebrate with great joy in a few weeks is the event that brings meaning to everything, even death. It is the guarantee of the victory of human nature over death and the promise of future immortality for us. This is as real and true as the intense pain we experience when we encounter death.
Our next meeting will be on Thursday, March 30 at 7:30 PM. We are currently reading The Grunt Padre. Father Vincent Robert Capodanno, Vietnam, 1966-1967 by Fr. Daniel Mode.
Tú o alguien que conoces sufre de una experiencia de aborto? Regresa a Dios que es Amor y Misericordia.
Sábado, Abril 22, 2022.
During Lent we invite you to an hour of adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Monday through Friday at 7 AM. We pray together Morning Prayer and continue with adoration in silence.
Visiting the incarcerated is a work of mercy that the Lord explicitly enumerates in Matthew 25. If you would like to volunteer in this important ministry, please call the parish office.
If you know of an autistic child or persons with special needs who have not completed their Christian initiation, please call the parish office.
We are in urgent need of catechists. If you would like to volunteer as a Catechist in our CCD program, please call the parish office or contact Deacon Adrián Zapatero at azapatero@stpatrickmiamibeach.com
The Holy Father has asked that all of the dioceses in the world engage in a period of listening, discernment and participation. We are “to listen to each other, to our faith tradition, and to the signs of the times in order to discern what God is saying to all of us.”
We are in need of volunteers to commit to spending time with the Lord in adoration on Thursdays from 2 PM to 4 PM. Please call the parish office.
Exodus 90 is an organization that promotes asceticism for males.
We are considering starting an Exodus 90 chapter in our parish. Please check their website https://exodus90.com/ and call the parish office if you are interested.
Join us every Saturday at 7 AM for the rosary followed by morning prayer (Lauds) except on first Saturdays when we meet at 6 AM on the beach, by Miami Beach Fire Station 3 to pray the rosary at dawn on the beach.
Every Thursday from 8:45 AM to 6:30 PM at St. André Besette chapel located at the corner of Alton Rd. and Barry Street. Come join us!
Adoration in the chapel has resumed during regular hours.
Meetings have not started yet. Waiting for permission from activities director and principal.
Although human trafficking can be kept hidden behind closed doors, many human trafficking victims and situations can be right under your nose. By knowing the signs, everyone can discover and prevent human trafficking.
The Marian Ministry seeks to help strengthen our personal relationship with Jesus through promoting knowledge of, devotion, and imitation of his Blessed Mother. Meetings: First Monday of the month at church / 7 p.m.
If you are participating in a 12-step program, we invite you to come on Thursdays to adore the Blessed Sacrament. Please call the parish office if you would like to participate in meetings that supplement your 12-step program with Catholic spirituality.
Our gift shop is open on Sundays from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM.
You can also contact the parish office during weekdays to request religious articles.
If you feel a call to serve in this important ministry at this critical moment, please call the parish office to sign up as a volunteer. The number to call is 305-531-1124.
Live Video Streaming
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Laudato Si’
On the care of our common home.
Franciscus.
Hearing Loop
St. Patrick Catholic Church of Miami Beach has installed a Hearing Loop to assist those with hearing loss hear more clearly.
Join our Parish
Parishes are generally territorial, that is they include all the Christian faithful in a certain territory. The current limits of our parish territory are the Atlantic Ocean to the east, Biscayne Bay to the west, 17th Street to the south and 69th Street to the north. Therefore, if you live within our boundaries you are by the law of the Church a parishioner at St. Patrick.