Volunteers manage linens for the altar, credence, and ambo tables; provide fresh flowers; set up, create, and change banners and frontals to reflect the Liturgical Calendar and special Masses; change and order candles.
Contact: Parish office

Volunteers manage linens for the altar, credence, and ambo tables; provide fresh flowers; set up, create, and change banners and frontals to reflect the Liturgical Calendar and special Masses; change and order candles.
Contact: Parish office
 

By invitation of the pastor, youth (fourth grade and up), young adults, and adults serve Mass as needed.
Contact: Father Estrella
 

The Culture of Life Ministry’s mission is to foster dignity of all human life from conception through natural death by promoting respect of life with love, compassion, and hope through prayer, education, and community involvement.
Contact: Marilyn Peters, 530-913-6583, [email protected]
 

Parishioners are invited to spend time with Christ and pray before the Blessed Sacrament during set times of Adoration. We appreciate the commitment of parish members to be scheduled for one hour.
Contact: Paul Sartori, 530-559-0485, [email protected]
 

Flame of Love Prayer Cenacle meets weekly on Thursdays at 9:10 a.m. in front of the Blessed Sacrament, to pray for the various needs of the Church and the world using prayers from the Flame of Love Movement. These prayers are special and given for the times of spiritual battle facing the Church today. Emphasis is on the Rosary and Eucharistic Presence.
Contact: Mary Anne Ettlin, 530-559-7488, [email protected]
 

Lectors proclaim the first and second Scriptural texts for each Sunday and Holy Day and lead the congregation in the prayers of the faithful.
Contact: Tom Togni

 

Follows the vision of Sr. Catherine McAuley to serve Jesus through works of mercy toward the poor, the sick, and the uneducated. Meets quarterly.
Contact: Margaret Brown, 530 559-6474, [email protected];
Janice O’Brien, 530-444-0204
 

The most important purpose of this ministry is to fulfill the Spiritual Work of Mercy to pray for the living and the dead, and to fulfill the Corporal Work of Mercy to bury the dead. We are also here to assist Father and the family in preparing for a funeral and to be flexible to their needs.
Contact: Sharon Gerhart, 530-273-2373, [email protected]
 

Daily prayer for the sick and dying. Parish members are encouraged to call in their prayer requests.
Contact: Pat Rutter, 530-272-3979, [email protected]
 

All who are interested in singing are welcome — join us for a rehearsal to try it out! Being able to read music is not required. Adult choirs sing at the 7:30, 9 and 11 a.m. Masses on Sunday and at other liturgical celebrations as needed. A children’s choir and a teen/ young adult choir will be singing once a month at the 9 and 11 a.m. Masses. Rehearsals for the adults are in the church on Wednesdays at 4:30 p.m. for the 7:30, 9 and 11 a.m. Masses. Children’s choir rehearsal is Wednesdays from 3:00-4:10 p.m. in the music room at Mt. St. Mary’s school. The children’s choir is open to all children who can read. Teen choir meets an hour before the 11 a.m. Mass on the day they sing. Additional practices are scheduled as needed.
Contact: Colleen Deneen (Director), 530-559-5507, [email protected]
 

The purpose is to spread the message of Fatima. The statue is brought into the home, where it is left for several days during which time a Rosary is prayed daily. The statue represents Mary bringing Jesus into the home. Mary leads us in closer union with her Son, Jesus. She prepares the family or individual for the Enthronement of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, which is made on the day the statue is picked up. The Enthronement restores a renewed devotion to the Heart of Jesus and proclaims Jesus as the King of their family.
Contact: Helen Albano, 530-432-3226, [email protected]; Pat Kahl, 530-470-8814
 

Prayer Warriors is a group of dedicated members who pray for the needs of people who request prayers. These requests can be, but are not limited to, prayers for healing from injuries (physical or emotional), anxiety over upcoming surgeries, those sick and dying, grown children returning to the Church, or whatever help is needed. Please email requests for prayers to: [email protected].
If you do not have a computer, please contact St. Patrick’s Parish office at
530-273-2347.
Contact: Marguerite Smith, [email protected]
 

The Rosary and Divine Mercy Chaplet is prayed before morning Mass, Monday- Saturday, beginning at 7:50 a.m. Please join us. Leaders are welcome!
Contact: Stanley Ross, 530-271-0413
 

This canonically established fraternity within the Franciscan order prays together and studies Scripture and the works of St. Francis. Meets the second Tuesday at 7 p.m.
Contact: Kathleen Molaro, 530-798-1023, [email protected]