The table is one of the most important places where we connect as humans. In Scripture, the table is so significant that it is mentioned over 100 times and plays a key role in the story of Jesus. In fact, the very spiritual center of our lives revolves around a table: the table of communion; the table of sacrifice.

The Eucharist points us away from ourselves, feeding and transforming us to a new way of living. When we gather in the solidarity of Communion, we are united as one in the body and blood of Christ so we can share more fully in God’s life. In other words, the Eucharist renews us.

This renewal begins at the altar, but it definitely doesn’t end there. We are called to carry the Eucharist, the very presence of Jesus, out into our communities and weave it into the fabric of our everyday lives.

Come join us for three spiritually uplifting evenings filled with Scripture, stories, humor, prayer, and song that will help deepen your relationship with the Lord, reinvigorate the gift of the Eucharist, and inspire action to bring Jesus to everyone we encounter.

St. Patrick Community is going on a Miracles of the Eucharist Pilgrimage to Italy October 14-24, 2026

Registration Opens January 2026. Secure your spot on this amazing pilgrimage before we open it up to other parishes!

If you are interested in joining the pilgrimage, please contact Amy Vitek for more details. amy@spccdallas.org.

St Patrick Italy 2026

All Women of the Community are invited to special morning.  Featuring guest speaker, Anne Will, Consecrated Woman of Regnum Christi. Originally from Ohio, she grew up in a big Catholic family, participated in the Challenge Youth Ministry programs and during high school felt the call to give her life to God. She has been consecrated for 20 years and has lived and served in youth and adult ministry in Rhode Island, Florida, and Mexico, having also made trips to serve in Connecticut, New Jersey, Louisiana, Canada, Nicaragua, and Guatemala. She currently lives and serves here in Dallas, loving to help with retreats and events to help people grow in their relationship with Our Lord, in vocational discernment and in living life to the full.

THE ANNUAL BISHOP’S APPEAL COMMITMENT WEEKEND IS JANUARY 31 & FEBRUARY 1.  The mission of the Bishop’s Annual Appeal for Catholic Ministries is to support the spiritual and material needs of our Catholic community in North Texas, promote the teaching of Jesus Christ, and fulfill the Apostolic mission to serve those in need.  Through the generosity of our donors, the Bishop’s Annual Appeal supports our parishes, schools, and dozens of Catholic ministries like seminarian education and formation, youth and young adult outreach, Masses for the homebound, Bibles for the imprisoned, the Catholic Conference and Formation Center, and so much more.

The Annual Appeal also funds the many services to our 77 parishes, 29 diocesan schools, and 71 seminarians, while also extending our outreach to the homeless, disabled, and imprisoned.  As the Diocese of Dallas continues to grow, so does the urgency in raising funds so that we can keep pace with our responsibilities.