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St. Paul Parish is located in the heart of the bluegrass country in Kentucky. We invite you to visit our web pages as we continue to grow. Our goal is to provide information about our parish to visitors and to provide our parishioners online access to vital information concerning our parish. From time to time we will include interesting information about the city of Lexington and events that may be occuring. Please come back and visit us often.
Holy Day Schdule -- Palm Sunday thru Easter
St. Paul Catholic Church 501 West Short Street, Lexington, KY 40507 859-252-0738 – April 5th –Masses -4:00 p.m. Saturday –10:00 a.m. Sunday Today begins the most solemn of all weeks in our entire liturgical year. ...
Welcome New Members
History Slides
From 1788 - 1801 Catholics in the Lexington area worshiped in private homes. The Saint Paul parishioners once worshipped in these churches. They were then known as the St. Peter congregation.
Under construction!
Construction on the grounds is well under way! Sts. Peter and Paul School is being modernized.The office building we worked in for so many years was torn down to make way for the new renovation.Parking is currently near the Ave Maria Buildling and in Milward Funeral Home parking lots.
GUIDELINES FOR CELEBRATING THE SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE
WELCOME We, the faith-community of Saint Paul Catholic Church are happy you have chosen our sacred space for the celebration of this wonderful Sacrament. We pray with you that your wedding day will be one of the most wonderful days of your life! We pray too, that the Church will always be a place ...
CURRENT EVENTS...
SECOND COLLECTION next weekend is for Catholic Campaign for Human Development. Please be as generous as you can. In the past, BUILD has benefited from this collection. USHERS/GREETERS for the month of November will be the Parish Buena Vista Social Club. BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE ...
Saint Paul Calendar
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Common Vocations Questions
- What do you do all day?
- How important is prayer in your life?
- Is prayer always easy for you?
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US bishops release proposed new directive on nutrition, hydration
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops has published a proposed new directive on providing nutrition and hydration for patients in a “persistent vegetative state.” The current directive reads: ...
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In an effort to make it as easy as possible for our users to get assistance as fast and as easily as possible we have started a new support website called CatholicWeb Help. This website will quickly become your number one resource...
In the Know with Father Joe
Dear Fr. Joe: What is a mortal sin? If I commit one, do I automatically go to hell?
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Part 4: How to Be a Dynamic and Evangelizing Parish
Two very different parishes show what it takes to be both energetic and spiritual.
Part 3: How to Be a Dynamic and Evangelizing Parish
Two very different parishes show what it takes to be both energetic and spiritual.
Christ the King - 2009
Pope Pius XI entered this Mass, a Solemnity in the Church’s liturgical celebrations, into the Church’s calendar in 1925. In the life of the Church this is something that rarely happens. So we should ask, “Why?” why did the pope establish this Solemnity? What is so important about it? As always, context leads us to discover his reasoning.
California Catholic Lobby Day
Each year California Catholics gather in Sacramento to speak with their elected officials
about issues of concern to the Church. This effort is ...
Promoting A Knowledge Illuminated By Faith
At midday today in the Vatican's Paul VI Hall, the Pope received professors and students of Roman pontifical universities, and participants in the general assembly of the International Federation of Catholic Universities (FIUC).
At the beginning of his address the Holy Father recalled how ...