Old St. Patrick's
A CATHOLIC COMMUNITY IN CHICAGO'S WEST LOOP
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Sunday, October 2, 2022 | Mass Schedule |
2021 - 2022 Stewardship Report |
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7 am with Fr. Pat McGrath
9 am with Fr. Paul Novak (Church) 9 am with Fr. Pat McGrath (625 W Adams) 11 am with Fr. Paul Novak 5 pm with Fr. Michael Simone 8 pm with Fr. Ed Shea |
The first ever Old St. Patrick's Stewardship Report is now live for digital viewing. The report highlights the incredibly vibrant, active, and welcoming OSP community and pays tribute to the amazing accomplishments that are only made possible by each and every one of you.
Click here to take a look inside! |
Parking on Sundays
For Sunday liturgies, the only guaranteed free parking is located in the parking structure at 625 W Adams (entrance ramp on DesPlaines Street). If the gate is down, please pull a ticket from the OSP Branded parking box at the top of the ramp to use when you exit after Mass. If the gate is lifted, please enter without stopping to take a ticket - the exit gate will also be lifted when you exit after Mass. All surface lots in the area are for paid parking only. Click here for more details on parking at OSP.
If you are looking for a way to help the victims of the conflict in Ukraine, Catholic Relief Services and their partner Caritas International are providing food, clothing, shelter, counseling, and other vital services to those fleeing the violence in Ukraine. Go to support.crs.org/donate/donate-ukraine to make a donation.
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Upcoming EventsPet Blessing
October 4th | 5:30 PM | Heritage Green Park Bring your best friend for a special blessing in Heritage Green Park across from Old St. Pat's at 610 W. Adams in Chicago's West Loop to celebrate the Feast Day of St. Francis. Free treats for both you and your pet! Emerald Ball
October 21st | 6:30 PM | Chicago Hilton Purchase tickets now and join us for a truly special evening of dinner and dancing in the beautiful Grand Ballroom of the Chicago Hilton as we honor Sister Rosemary Connelly & the Misericordia Family. |
Old St. Pat's Vision
Leading a movement of change within the Catholic Church marked by radical inclusivity, exquisite worship, and transformative kinship.
May 23, 2021: Please click the button below to visit our Vision & Mission page where we have shared some of the activities and actions that have unfolded in light of our vision this past year.
At the crossroads of a historic past and a promising future, engaged in a challenging present and in the midst of the rich diversity of Chicago, we are convinced that the mystery of Jesus Christ’s life, death, and resurrection unfolds within human life. In response:
Together, we embrace the mission of Jesus Christ, so that others may experience the rich promise of God’s love for our world.
We ChooseWe choose to celebrate the goodness of life by continually creating an experience of hospitality, friendship, prayer, and service that responds to human needs.
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We ResolveWe resolve to probe the meaning of our experiences of self, work, relationships, and family that guided by the Holy Spirit, we might express our faith in all our life activities and responsibilities.
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We CommitWe commit ourselves to embody and advocate the values and actions that arise from our shared reflection and to influence our society in positive ways.
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OSP Initiatives
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Sunday Bulletin
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Sunday Music
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Old St. Pat's Podcast
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Presider Schedule
Sunday, October 2, 2022 | Mass Schedule
7 am with Fr. Pat McGrath
9 am with Fr. Paul Novak (Church)
9 am with Fr. Pat McGrath (625 W Adams)
11 am with Fr. Paul Novak
5 pm with Fr. Michael Simone
8 pm with Fr. Ed Shea
7 am with Fr. Pat McGrath
9 am with Fr. Paul Novak (Church)
9 am with Fr. Pat McGrath (625 W Adams)
11 am with Fr. Paul Novak
5 pm with Fr. Michael Simone
8 pm with Fr. Ed Shea
Hospitality for All.
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Our Social Action ministry has three expressions, and we invite you to give and receive the graces of service and justice work. Your gifts, your story, your passion has a place with us in our collective effort to create spaces of justice and healing and to build right relationships among our one human family.
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