Holy Eucharist

As Catholics we know that Christ is truly present in the Eucharist. This is why, as the Second Vatican Council reminds us, it is the source and summit of our Christian lives. In it we receive the fullness of Jesus Christ in his body and blood, soul and divinity. Therefore we have an obligation to ensure that every person wishing to receive the Eucharist is properly formed in the faith of the Church.

Our Natick Catholic Community Religious Education Preparation Program for the Sacrament of Holy Eucharist is a two year program. Therefore, students wishing to receive First Eucharist in Grade 2 must first complete the Grade 1 year of religious education. For more information visit our Faith Formation page.

Adults who are interested in joining the Church through the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) can find more information about RCIA here. 

Although currently closed due to Covid-19 restrictions, Saint Patrick's is home to one of only 19 sites in Massachusetts that maintain perpetual adoration. For more information or to join this ministry visit the Perpetual Adoration page.