Saint Patrick's is making our Sunday Vigil Mass (Saturday 4:30 pm) available by livestream. The Mass will be available as a video recording on Sunday morning.  The livestream and the recorded Mass are available on our YouTube Channel - click here. 

By Public Health Order, the parish is obliged to have contact information for all those who attend Masses - Sunday and Weekday.

For the online Sunday Mass form, click here.

For the online Weekday Mass form, click here.

Signup sheets are also available at the entrances to the Basilica.

To read Archbishop Marcel Damphousse's Message for Easter, please click here.

To see the message from Archbishop Marcel Damphousse regarding COVID-19 vaccinations - please click here

Patronage of the New Archdiocese of Ottawa-Cornwall

Archbishop Damphousse has announced that the new Archdiocese of Ottawa-Cornwall will be under the primary patronage of St. Joseph (the former primary patron of Ottawa). The Immaculate Heart of Mary will be our secondary patroness (the former primary patroness of Alexandria-Cornwall).  Let us pray often for the intercession of the patron saints of our Archdiocese

Campaign for Conscience Rights Legislation in Ontario

The federal government is about to expand assisted suicide across Canada. Now, more than ever, we need doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals who will ensure vulnerable patients have caring alternatives to lethal injections. But many healthcare professionals with moral convictions are being pushed out of their profession by provincial health regulators. Archbishop Damphousse encourages all the faithful to engage in a new communications campaign launched by the Bishops of Ontario in support of establishing conscience rights legislation to protect physicians, nurses and other health care workers in Ontario. Please refer to the Archbishop's letter and the link for sending automated letters to your local MPPs: https://en.archoc.ca/current-messages

Fundamental Rights
We pray for those who risk their lives while fighting for fundamental rights under dictatorships, authoritarian regimes and even in democracies in crisis.

PLEASE NOTE: Wearing a face mask or covering which covers the nose, mouth and chin is to be worn at all times in the church. No exemptions are permitted.

The Parish Office is operating on a 'curbside service' model of operation. There are no in-person meetings until futher notice.

Third Sunday of Easter - April 18 - Please click here to view bulletin   

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To view the Message from the Rector on the Sacrament of Confession - please click here 

April 18, 2021

It was a great blessing to be able to celebrate as a community the Masses and liturgical offices for Holy Week and Easter. The highlight was the Easter Vigil – as it should be in the liturgical year – when we celebrated the Sacraments of Initiation, including three baptisms, with the adults who had been journeying in our RCIA program. We look forward to their active involvement in our Church’s life. The great liturgical seasons involve many parishioners as volunteers.  I cannot name everyone but I do want to mention ...

Please click here to see the complete message

The Saint Vincent de Paul Society

Despite the challenges of this past year, our parish volunteers have been able to continue home visits, delivering food and clothing vouchers to families in need.  With your prayers and financial help, we made a total of 276 visits, and a further 80 at Christmas. If you are interested in volunteering with the St. Vincent de Paul, please contact Kelly Doyle at 613 325 0900.

Seniors' Corner

If you wish to participate, we would ask you to register with the parish.  To do so, please register on our parish web site -  click here - or by calling the Parish Office at 613 233-1125 (ext. 526).  For more information, please click here.