SUNDAY SCHOOL
HOLY EUCHARIST: RITE II
LEMONADE ON THE LAWN
Thursday, June 1st, 2023 • 6 PM
Join us this Thursday for the Feast of Jesus Christ, the Eternal and High Priest as we honor and remember those who have served St. Paul’s, Patchogue as priests since the beginning in 1843. The image of Christ the High Priest is depicted in our sanctuary stained glass behind the altar. We will honor our dead, pray for our sick, and hear the word of God as we worship and break bread as a community.
Friday, June 30th, 2023 • 6:30 PM
Join us in the backyard of St. Paul’s, Patchogue for celebrating Mass outside (weather permitting) starting at 6:30 PM, followed by a BYO-Picnic (Bring Your Own) at 7:30 PM, and an 8:30 PM Family Movie Night on the outdoor screen with complementary Popcorn and Cotton Candy. $10 per person, $25 for a family of three or more. RSVP to the Parish Office via e-mail or phone!
Welcome to St. Paul’s Episcopal Church! Whether you are a lifelong Episcopalian or just looking for a place to worship, we welcome you with open arms here at St. Paul’s, Patchogue.
There are plenty of ways to plug-in and be involved. Come and join us on Sunday Mornings for worship at either 8 or 10 in our church sanctuary, or during the week in our chapel. Looking for a way to volunteer here for our local community? Our Food Pantry and Thrift Shop have served the people of Patchogue for over a decade.
St. Paul’s, Patchogue is one of five nationally recognized historic buildings here in our zipcode. Since 1843, we have been present and engaged in our community. As we begin to see what our post-pandemic world looks like, we are striving to continue our motto: to know Christ, and to make Christ known. This is done through our thoughts, words, and deeds, done and left undone.
Whether you are surfing the web and stumbled upon our website or you are seeking to find a spiritual home for you and your loved ones, consider joining us for worship on Sundays. We will happily welcome you into our community and if you’d like, help you look for what you’re searching for. You are welcome here.
I wish you peace and goodness, and hope to see you soon.
Fr. James Reiss
Priest in Charge
