• By order of Ottawa Public Health, places of worship are obliged to maintain weekly contact information for all who attend in-church services.
• If you are attending a Sunday Mass, please go to the online form for Sunday by clicking here.
• If you are attending a Weekday Mass, please go to the online form for Weekdays by clicking here.
• If you prefer, you may download the form - click here - complete and print it, then bring it to the Basilica for presentation at the entrance.
• God bless you for your cooperation!

Artificial Intelligence
We pray that the progress of robotics and artificial intelligence may always serve humankind.

Solemnity of All Saints - November 1 - Please click here to view bulletin

Please note that there are limits as to capacity in the church due to Ontario Public Health Rules.

Mask or Face Covering is required when in Saint Patrick's.

For directions when celebrating in Saint Patrick's - please click here.

For guidelines on the distribution of Holy Communion - please click here.

The Shop now operates under a regular weekly schedule:
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday: Closed
Thursday and Friday:  Open 11:00 a.m. to 5:30 pm
Saturday: Open 1:00 to 5:00 p.m.
Sunday: Open 8:30 am to 2:00 p.m.
The online webstore is accepting and fulfilling orders at https://www.stpgiftsandbooks.ca

All Souls Envelopes  

November is the month of All Souls, that time when we remember to pray for our deceased relatives and friends.  Envelopes are now available on the tables, at all entrances to the Basilica. Completed envelopes will be placed near the Altar of Sacrifice and all those named will be remembered throughout the month of November.

November Time Change "Fall Back" Reminder

The return to Standard Time occurs this weekend on Saturday evening/Sunday morning: October 31/November 1. Please remember to turn your clocks back one hour.

40 Days for Life Campaign

You are invited to participate by praying at the vigil site to peacefully witness for the “least of our brethren” – the preborn. Saint Patrick’s Basilica prayer vigil day is next Sunday, November 1, from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., on the southwest corner of Queen Street, just off Bank Street. Registration is available on-line, as is information on signs and Covid protocols.  Note: There will be no sign-up sheets or signs/materials available at the Basilica. Parishioners are strongly encouraged to support this prayer vigil by participating for at least one hour, preferably in groups of at least two people.

Employment Opportunity

The parish is seeking a housekeeper, principally for the rectory with some duties in the church, to work part-time an average of 15 hours per week. Please send your resume to the Parish Office, at info@basilica.ca. The person hired should possess, or be able to attain, a clear Canadian criminal records check.

Interim Financial Report - September 30, 2020 - Please click here to view the report

Lending Library

Please note that the Lending Library is now open on Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

Seniors' Corner

We at Saint Patrick’s have plans to form a seniors’ group. The circumstances we now find ourselves in have changed how we may approach this in the short term.  The group would be open to anyone fifty-five (55) years of age and older. Our goal is to stay connected and create a community where we can share in our thoughts, feelings and experiences when having some fun and learning about important aspects of our lives that are real today. Please click here for the Seniors Corner
and here for the Seniors' Form

Formed 

FORMED is more than a website or app, it is a home where nearly one million Catholics like you grow in faith through engaging content. The new FORMED is better than ever with great new features such as new apps, offline playback and enhanced performance. Log into Formed.org
Please click here to view instructions on how to access

With my brother Knights, I welcomed with joy the announcement that the founder of the Order, Father Michael McGivney, is to be beatified in the Archdiocese of Hartford (Connecticut) on October 31.  The Knights of Columbus are planning a webcast through their network.  “The initial work on his sainthood cause began in 1982 on the Knights' centenary. His cause was formally opened in Hartford in 1997, and he was given the title "Servant of God."  In March 2008, the Catholic Church recognized the priest heroically lived the Christian virtues, so he was given the title "venerable."     Father Kevin

Photo recently taken at Saint Patrick's during the Honoris Filming Day. 

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

November 1, 2020