The Fishermen of Saint Patrick is a men's ministry dedicated to breaking open the Sunday scriptures and seeking their application in our lives. Our group discussions lead to a better understanding of God's Word, enhanced spirituality, a desire to be spiritual leaders, a desire to serve others, fellowship, and friendship.

Since March 1999, men of St. Patrick have met on Saturday mornings to discuss the upcoming Sunday readings.

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Cathedral of the Assumption Soup Kitchen: The Fishermen have committed each month of the year when there is a 5th Saturday to man the soup kitchen.

December 30 from 10:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.

Time: 7:00 - 8:15 p.m.

Location: St. Brigid

Time: 8:00 - 9:15 a.m.

Location: Miles Meeting Room

Our reflection on the scriptures has taught us how to apply the readings in a larger context - and in our relationships as husbands, fathers, sons, grandfathers, and brothers to one another. What started as a small gathering has grown and attracted a large and diverse number of men from inside and outside our parish.

We witness faith leading to action in service and lay ministry. Several men have applied and have been accepted into the archdiocese's permanent diaconate process. In light of the priest shortage, this is a blessing to the entire community.

• Sunday lectionary presentation and discussion on Saturday mornings and Wednesday evenings
• Evening Bible Study
• Evening Speakers
• Single day and Weekend Retreats

In order to put our faith into action, we participate in several service opportunities throughout the year.

These opportunities include:

• Habitat for Humanity
• Cathedral Soup Kitchen
• Meal packing for Burkina Faso
• St. Mary's basketball tournaments
• Leading 3rd grade bible classes

We enjoy fellowship opportunities throughout the year. A few examples:

• Last Friday breakfasts
• Bats baseball games
• Bourbon and Fellowship evenings
• Golf outings

On retreat at St. Meinrad Archabbey, they did a video study, had time for prayer and reflection, experienced Holy Mass, and an evening of fellowship.