Sunday, January 26, 2025 | ​Mass Schedule

We look forward to welcoming you to any of our Sunday Masses! Gathering for Eucharist is our common way to be fed, nourished,
​and sent into the world to become what we receive. Here is our schedule for this weekend:

Sunday Readings
7 am - Presider: Msgr. Ken Velo
9 am - Presider: Msgr. Ken Velo
11 am - Presider: Fr. John Cusick
5 pm - Presider: Fr. Tom Hurley
8 pm - Presider: Fr. Pat McGrath, SJ

For more information about each of our Sunday Masses, please visit our Mass at Old St. Pat's page!

For Anyone New to Old St. Patrick's

• An elevator to the church is available just north of the church steps, immediately before the courtyard.
• When you come to Old St. Pat's, a hospitality minister will meet you at the door with a worship aid (a handout containing the day's music and key prayers) and help you find a seat if needed.
• We embrace a “come as you are” mindset. Some members of our community choose to wear their “Sunday best,” but there is no dress code for Mass and we invite you to be yourself!
• If you have any questions, hospitality ministers and staff members wearing nametags will be happy to help you.
• ​Restrooms are located downstairs in Hughes Hall, and can be accessed using the stairs or elevator on the north side of the vestibule.
• To learn more about each of our Masses, please visit our Mass at Old St. Pat's page!

​Parking on Sundays

Hospitality is one of Old St. Pat’s core values! Everyone who joins us on Sunday is welcome to park free of charge in the garage at 625 W. Adams (entrance ramp on DesPlaines Street). On most Sundays, the gate will be open and you will not need a ticket. (If the gate is closed, be sure to pull a ticket from the Old St. Pat’s branded parking box at the top of the ramp.) Parking in the 625 W. Adams garage is also free to our community on weeknights after 6pm. For parking at other times, we have found SpotHero helpful in finding the best parking rates.

​Since 2015 the Old St. Pat’s community has welcomed livestream viewers to participate in our Masses, virtual programming and member events.  More than 5,000,000 minutes of livestream masses were streamed last year from all 50 states and countries around the world. 
​Whether you are a full-time livestream member, or an in-person Mass attendee who utilizes livestream once in a while - all are welcome.

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Old St. Pat's Vision

Leading a movement of change within the Catholic Church marked by radical inclusivity, exquisite worship, and transformative kinship.

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Vision Prayer

Together, we embrace the mission of Jesus Christ, so that others may experience the rich promise of God’s love for our world.

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:

We Choose

We 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 Resolve

We 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 Commit

We 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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Hospitality for All.

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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