Our Parish Share Appeal for this year begins Sunday, March 3. There will be a second collection every first and third Sunday of the month designated for our Parish Share Program for OLMM & SP, while HR will continue to the collection the first two Sundays of each month. Please include your name and envelope number to insure proper recording of your donation. Future envelope packets will have two envelopes per month for this collection.

There will be a second collection every first Sunday of the month designated for our Parish Share Program for HR, OLMM & SP. Please include your name and envelope number to insure proper recording of your donation. Envelope packets beginning in April will have two envelopes per month for this collection.

Parents of current 6th, 7th and 8th CCD students at Holy Rosary will meet at 10:30 AM Sunday, March 3 in the church to discuss Confirmation.

This is an opportunity for families to come together for fellowship and fun. For details, call Melissa McGowan at 724-485-2681 or email Melissa.k.mcgowan@gmail.com. More information is available on the Facebook page.

Becoming The Person God Made Through Friendship With Jesus Christ: Do your coworkers, those with whom you daily share life, and those you just happen to meet, see the whole person God intends for you to be? Or are you living two lives — one at times with the Lord, and another with a worldly response? Often we relegate our spiritual life to prayers said, rituals performed, and acts of kindness that non-spiritual persons also do. If these form the foundation for your personal relationship with Jesus Christ, a more secure base may be needed. A personal relationship with Jesus Christ reveals who you are and called to become, and then affects what you do. During these evenings we will explore the many issues concerning our prayer life and our growth in spiritual oneness with our God.

ASH Wednesday Mass with Ashes-St. Patrick Church

Located on the first floor of St. Patrick Center from 6:00 - 9:00 PM.

Thursday, March 7 will be the kick off meeting for our annual Holy Rosary Golf Invitational. Parishioners are invited to join us at 7 PM in the New Hall to make this event a success. This year’s event will be Sunday, June 2 at Quicksilver Golf Club with a 1 PM shotgun start. The price is $99 which includes 18 holes of golf /cart and hotdog and beverage at the turn and buffet dinner with prizes following golf.

There will be a second collection every second Sunday of the month designated for our Parish Share Program for HR. Please include your name and envelope number to insure proper recording of your donation.

Help fight hunger by planning to give at least 40 cans of food during this coming Lent season. We, the St. Patrick’s Knights of Columbus, Council 3291 and the St. Patrick’s Christian Mothers, are asking that parishioners and members of the parish community contribute at least one can of food for each of the 40 days of Lent. Beginning on March 6, 2019, Ash Wednesday and continuing until Monday, April 22nd, cans of food are to be deposited at the main entrance of St. Patrick Church (off of Pike Street) and at the entrance off of the school parking lot. Each Sunday after the 4:00 PM Mass, the canned goods will be gathered and stored for later distribution to Canonsburg Food Pantry Program. Our goal this Lenten Season is to collect at least 3,000 cans of food. We must caution each of you that the cans of food must be useable, meaning that the expiration date must be in the year 2019 or later. Anything that is not current will be discarded. Any questions may be directed to Albert Dascenzo, K of C Chairperson, at 724-745-1445.

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Holy Rosary Christian Mothers/Altar Society will meet on Monday, March 11. Rosary begins at 6:40 p.m. followed by Mass at 7 p.m. A meeting with dessert follows the Mass. This is open to all women, whether single or married.

Becoming The Person God Made Through Friendship With Jesus Christ: Do your coworkers, those with whom you daily share life, and those you just happen to meet, see the whole person God intends for you to be? Or are you living two lives — one at times with the Lord, and another with a worldly response? Often we relegate our spiritual life to prayers said, rituals performed, and acts of kindness that non-spiritual persons also do. If these form the foundation for your personal relationship with Jesus Christ, a more secure base may be needed. A personal relationship with Jesus Christ reveals who you are and called to become, and then affects what you do. During these evenings we will explore the many issues concerning our prayer life and our growth in spiritual oneness with our God.

First floor of St. Patrick Center

A monthly collection to benefit the Canonsburg-Houston Food Bank.

Help fight hunger by planning to give at least 40 cans of food during this coming Lent season. We, the St. Patrick’s Knights of Columbus, Council 3291 and the St. Patrick’s Christian Mothers, are asking that parishioners and members of the parish community contribute at least one can of food for each of the 40 days of Lent. Beginning on March 6, 2019, Ash Wednesday and continuing until Monday, April 22nd, cans of food are to be deposited at the main entrance of St. Patrick Church (off of Pike Street) and at the entrance off of the school parking lot. Each Sunday after the 4:00 PM Mass, the canned goods will be gathered and stored for later distribution to Canonsburg Food Pantry Program. Our goal this Lenten Season is to collect at least 3,000 cans of food. We must caution each of you that the cans of food must be useable, meaning that the expiration date must be in the year 2019 or later. Anything that is not current will be discarded. Any questions may be directed to Albert Dascenzo, K of C Chairperson, at 724-745-1445.

There will be a second collection every third Sunday of the month designated for our Parish Share Program for OLMM & SP. Please include your name and envelope number to insure proper recording of your donation. Envelope packets beginning in April will have two envelopes per month for this collection.

Registration for the 2019-2020 school year will take place on March 17 and 24 in the CCD office from 10:30 to 11:30 AM. All new and current students who will be in preschool through (and including) 9th grade in 2019-2020 must register. 

Join SoulCore Leader, Mary Martorano, to nourish body, mind & soul with SoulCore - a prayer experience that combines the prayers of the rosary with core strengthening, stretching and functional movement. No fitness level or experience required. All are welcome!  Visit www.soulcore.com for more information.   WHEN: MONDAY MORNINGS from 10:45 to 11:45 AM  beginning March 18, 2019 and running thru May 20, 2019 at Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal, Church Hall. There is no cost but a suggested donation of $10 for those who are able.  Dress in comfortable clothing or sportswear and bring a fitness mat if you have one.  Contact Mary Martorano at mmartorano1@gmail.com for additional information.

Helping Angels Quilters is a group of women who make quilts which are given to Project Linus, a non-profit organization that distributes homemade blankets to children in need. Our quilters meet the first and third Wednesday of the month from 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM in Rosary Hall. New members are welcome

Refreshments at 6:30 PM with a meeting following at 7:00 PM.

First floor of St. Patrick Center

Our next Safety Ministry Meeting is March 21, 2019 at Holy Rosary in the new building at 7:00 PM. Our two main projects at this time are sponsoring an “Active Shooter Class” to protect our Parishioners from a violent event and perpetuating the American Heart Association Heartsaver Classes with raising money to fund manikins and AED Trainers. Please consider joining our group and make a difference through safety and education. Contact Scott at 304.670.6369 with any questions.

This event will be held at North Catholic HS. All students in grades 8-12 should attend this event. Students may attend with their parent or with our Youth Groups. We will leave from St. Patrick Church at 6:00 pm.

LIVING STATIONS OF THE CROSS – The religious education and school students will be presenting a spiritual enactment of the Passion of Jesus in the Living Stations of the Cross on Friday, March 22nd at 7:30 PM in the church. Come and join the parish community in this spiritual meditation of the Stations of the Cross.

Help fight hunger by planning to give at least 40 cans of food during this coming Lent season. We, the St. Patrick’s Knights of Columbus, Council 3291 and the St. Patrick’s Christian Mothers, are asking that parishioners and members of the parish community contribute at least one can of food for each of the 40 days of Lent. Beginning on March 6, 2019, Ash Wednesday and continuing until Monday, April 22nd, cans of food are to be deposited at the main entrance of St. Patrick Church (off of Pike Street) and at the entrance off of the school parking lot. Each Sunday after the 4:00 PM Mass, the canned goods will be gathered and stored for later distribution to Canonsburg Food Pantry Program. Our goal this Lenten Season is to collect at least 3,000 cans of food. We must caution each of you that the cans of food must be useable, meaning that the expiration date must be in the year 2019 or later. Anything that is not current will be discarded. Any questions may be directed to Albert Dascenzo, K of C Chairperson, at 724-745-1445.

Registration for the 2019-2020 school year will take place on March 24 in the CCD office from 10:30 to 11:30 AM. All new and current students who will be in preschool through (and including) 9th grade in 2019-2020 must register. 

Join SoulCore Leader, Mary Martorano, to nourish body, mind & soul with SoulCore - a prayer experience that combines the prayers of the rosary with core strengthening, stretching and functional movement. No fitness level or experience required. All are welcome!  Visit www.soulcore.com for more information.   WHEN: MONDAY MORNINGS from 10:45 to 11:45 AM  beginning March 18, 2019 and running thru May 20, 2019 at Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal, Church Hall. There is no cost but a suggested donation of $10 for those who are able.  Dress in comfortable clothing or sportswear and bring a fitness mat if you have one.  Contact Mary Martorano at mmartorano1@gmail.com for additional information.

Small group meeting! Fellowship, scripture discussion, and lots of yummy snacks!

Becoming The Person God Made Through Friendship With Jesus Christ: Do your coworkers, those with whom you daily share life, and those you just happen to meet, see the whole person God intends for you to be? Or are you living two lives — one at times with the Lord, and another with a worldly response? Often we relegate our spiritual life to prayers said, rituals performed, and acts of kindness that non-spiritual persons also do. If these form the foundation for your personal relationship with Jesus Christ, a more secure base may be needed. A personal relationship with Jesus Christ reveals who you are and called to become, and then affects what you do. During these evenings we will explore the many issues concerning our prayer life and our growth in spiritual oneness with our God.

First floor of St. Patrick Center

Help fight hunger by planning to give at least 40 cans of food during this coming Lent season. We, the St. Patrick’s Knights of Columbus, Council 3291 and the St. Patrick’s Christian Mothers, are asking that parishioners and members of the parish community contribute at least one can of food for each of the 40 days of Lent. Beginning on March 6, 2019, Ash Wednesday and continuing until Monday, April 22nd, cans of food are to be deposited at the main entrance of St. Patrick Church (off of Pike Street) and at the entrance off of the school parking lot. Each Sunday after the 4:00 PM Mass, the canned goods will be gathered and stored for later distribution to Canonsburg Food Pantry Program. Our goal this Lenten Season is to collect at least 3,000 cans of food. We must caution each of you that the cans of food must be useable, meaning that the expiration date must be in the year 2019 or later. Anything that is not current will be discarded. Any questions may be directed to Albert Dascenzo, K of C Chairperson, at 724-745-1445.