St. Patrick

Mass Times

Sunday10:30 AM
Tuesday8:30 AM
Wednesday8:30 AM
Friday8:30 AM
Saturday4:00 PM

Parish details

217 North Garnavillo Street, Anamosa, Iowa, 52205
+13194622141http://stpatchurch.dbqarch.org/
Dubuque

About St. Patrick · Anamosa, Iowa

St. Patrick Catholic Church in Anamosa, Iowa, is a welcoming community of faith dedicated to uniting parishioners in witnessing the Gospel, ministering to the needs of God’s people, and celebrating sacramental life. The parish invites newcomers to join in sacramental celebrations and to become active disciples through faith formation and parish involvement. It is part of the Archdiocese of Dubuque and offers a range of ministries, sacraments, and services centered on spiritual growth and community building.

Patron
St. Patrick
Rector
Fr. Steve Garner
Diocese
Archdiocese of Dubuque

Why belong here

Join a community that ministers to the needs of God’s people, celebrates sacramental signs of oneness, and invites you to proclaim God’s love. Participate in ministries, faith formation, and parish life to grow as disciples and leaders, united in mission and worship.

Mass times at St. Patrick

Weekly Mass schedule

Sunday9:30 AM
Tuesday8:30 AM
Wednesday8:30 AM

About St. Patrick's Catholic Church

We are a community of faith called by the Father, gifted by the Son, and moved by the Spirit to Unite in witnessing the Gospel message, to Minister to the needs of God’s people, to Celebrate the Sacramental signs of our oneness. Let us proclaim God’s love for each of us.

The Staff

Clergy and staff include Fr. Steve Garner (Pastor), Fr. Anthony Kruse and Fr. Emeka Okoro (Parochial Vicars), Deacons Doug Bean and David Sallen, and lay staff including Julia Clair (Bookkeeper/Secretary), Amber Sievers (Communications Coordinator), Jennifer Kelly (Faith Formation Director), and Diane Bradford (St. Patrick School Principal).

Sacraments

The parish offers all seven sacraments: Baptism, Eucharist, Confirmation, Reconciliation, Anointing of the Sick, Marriage, and Holy Orders. Baptism requires parents to attend a preparation session with the priest.

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