St Patrick's Catholic Church

In the Deanery of Sefton Coast North and the Archdiocese of Liverpool

Your Presence my light

St Patrick's Church, Marshside Road, Southport PR9 9TJ

Tel: 01704 531229

E-mail: stpatricks.southport@rcaol.org.uk

Website: www.stpatrickssouthport.org.uk

Parish Priest: Fr John Heneghan

25 Seabank Road, Southport, PR9 0EJ  Tel: 01704 531229

Our Mission Statement

Taking to heart the last words of the Lord Jesus, we will go into the world to proclaim the Good News to the whole of Creation.

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Privacy Notice for the Archdiocese of Liverpool

Catholic Chaplaincy Southport Hospital and Queenscourt Hospice

If you or a family member are admitted into the hospital/hospice please make sure the Catholic Chaplaincy Team know you are there.

In an emergency ask the ward staff to contact the Catholic Priest.

 

For more information click here

(Ramp Available for Disabled Access at the Main Entrance, Disabled Toilet in the Front Porch and Disabled Parking Spaces at the Main Carpark via Bakers Lane)

Safeguarding

Mass is celebrated in our Churches:

St Marie's: 12 noon Tuesday to Saturday, 8.30am and 10am on Sunday

St Patrick's: 10am Thursday, 6pm Saturday, 11.30am Sunday

A view of St Patrick's Parish from the air, with Blackpool in the distance

Ukraine

How to use the powerful gift of the Rosary in your homes

Archdiocese of Liverpool Charity Number: 1199714

Support for our Children

Understanding and managing trauma

Guidance for Schools

Support services available

Supporting Children after a frightening event

The Pope's June Prayer Intention

For the values of sports.

Let us pray that sports be an instrument of peace, encounter, and dialogue among cultures and nations, and that they promote values such as respect, solidarity, and personal growth.

For more on this intention from Vatican News click here

Forever Amen

David and Jane Glynn-Whitehead

CJM Music

Used with permission

Ordinary Time

Refers to the liturgical season outside of the major seasons of Advent, Christmas, Lent and Easter. It is split into two parts: the weeks following Pentescost until the First Sunday of Advent.