Mass Times:
Saturday 5 p.m.
Sunday 7:30, 9:30 11:30 a.m.
Daily Mass Tues-Fri 11:30 a.m.
705 Main St., Cedar Falls, Iowa
(319) 266-3523
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Social Justice encompasses a variety of projects and ongoing support to those less fortunate in our community and beyond. There are numerous ways to get involved that are highlighted in the photo slider below and by scrolling down the page.
Social Justice Committee members (l-r) Ron Grimm, Tim Boller (chair), Rita Grimm
For more information contact Tim Boller, chair of the Social Justice Committee, at 319-239-9758,
or call the Parish Office at 319-266-3523.
Each November, the parish purchases poinsettia plants, which volunteers then deliver to nursing home residents and homebound parishioners. This small yet powerful gesture lets them know they are thought of during this special season.
If you would like to volunteer to deliver poinsettias, please contact the church office to be added to the list. Additionally, cash donations specified for "Advent Project - Poinsettias" are a good way to support this ministry.
Contact: Deacon Al Weber at (319) 266-3523
The St. Francis & St. Clare Catholic Worker House in Waterloo is part of the broader Catholic Worker Movement, founded by Dorothy Day in the 1930s. As a House of Hospitality, the Catholic Worker welcomes guests in need of a place to stay, a hearty meal, and community. It’s a warm and wonderful place!
St. Patrick’s parish volunteers sign up to prepare and serve one meal each month at the Catholic Worker House (CWH), located at 321 E 8th Street, Waterloo. We would love for you to sign up for one of these dates with family members or friends. If you sign up, you would prepare a meal for 30-35 guests, and then bring it to the Catholic Worker House by about 5:30 pm on your assigned date. The CWH live-in volunteers (Tony and Brian) will be there to welcome you and help you set out the food, and then you will serve the food to guests starting at 6:00 pm.
Click on the button below to sign up. Please feel free to contact Kristin Woods anytime with questions at kristin.michael.woods@gmail.com or 319-240-1948.
To help those in need, church volunteers in our area join together to provide a meal once a week at the First United Methodist Church at 8th and Washington Streets. The meals are offered every Tuesday (except for the first Tuesday of the month).
St. Patrick is responsible for donating, preparing, serving, and cleaning up on the second Tuesday each month. The participants look forward to the social evening, nourishing food, fun, and fellowship.
The link below will take you to our SignUp Genius site, where you can see what what we need for the next Community Meal.
Contact: If you could potentially help on "short term" notice, call Rita Grimm at 319-277-8489 for more information.
Contact: Deacon Al Weber at 319-266-3523
Contact: The Parish Office 266-3523