St. Richard

Mass Times

Sunday12:30 PM

Parish details

83 Purity Ave, Rimersburg, Pennsylvania, 16248
+17245263366http://www.eriercd.org/Mission30924-St-Richard.html
Erie

About St. Richard · Rimersburg, Pennsylvania

St. Richard Church is a Roman Catholic mission parish in the small borough of Rimersburg, Clarion County, Pennsylvania. It was established in 1941 and is administered as a secondary mission of St. Eusebius Parish in nearby East Brady, in the Diocese of Erie. The church offers a single Sunday Mass at 12:30 p.m. and serves the Catholic faithful of the Rimersburg area as part of the regional parish grouping overseen by St. Eusebius.

Established
1941
Patron
St. Richard of Chichester (Richard de Wych)
Rector
Reverend Jason R. Feigh (Parochial Administrator of St. Eusebius Parish, which administers St. Richard as a secondary mission)
Diocese
Diocese of Erie (Roman Catholic)

Why belong here

St. Richard is a small, tight-knit mission community that brings the Sunday Eucharist to the residents of Rimersburg without requiring them to drive to East Brady. As a mission of St. Eusebius Parish — established 1941 and part of the Diocese of Erie — it offers a stable Sunday Mass, the Sacrament of Penance before Mass, and a personal connection to clergy who also staff the parent parish. It is a welcoming place for Catholics living in or visiting Clarion County who want a quiet, traditional Sunday worship experience in a small-town setting.

Mass times at St. Richard

Weekly Mass schedule

Sunday12:30 p.m.
Monday11:00 AM (per third-party directory; not listed on official diocese schedule)
Friday10:30 AM (per third-party directory; not listed on official diocese schedule)

Confession times

  • Before all Masses

About St. Richard Church

St. Richard Church is a Roman Catholic mission church located on Purity Avenue in Rimersburg, Clarion County, Pennsylvania. Founded in 1941, it has served the local Catholic faithful for more than eighty years as part of the Diocese of Erie. Because Rimersburg is a small community, the church is organized not as an independent parish but as a mission church of St. Eusebius Parish in neighboring East Brady, which provides pastoral leadership and administrative support.

History

St. Richard was established in 1941 to bring the Sunday Eucharist to Catholics in the Rimersburg area. It is closely tied to St. Eusebius Parish in East Brady, which itself was founded in 1877 — after Catholic families in the East Brady area no longer had to travel to Brady's Bend for Mass. From its founding, St. Richard has operated as a secondary mission of St. Eusebius, sharing clergy and staff with the parent parish.

  • Established: 1941
  • Parent parish: St. Eusebius Parish, East Brady (established 1877)
  • Listed as a secondary mission of St. Eusebius in the Diocese of Erie parish directory

Parish Leadership & Staff

St. Richard does not have a resident priest. Pastoral care is provided through St. Eusebius Parish in East Brady. The most recent clergy assignment was issued by Bishop Lawrence Persico on July 19, 2025.

  • Parochial Administrator: Reverend Jason R. Feigh (also Pastor of Immaculate Conception Parish, Clarion)
  • Term: effective August 12, 2025 through July 31, 2031
  • Parish Support Staff (for St. Eusebius/St. Richard): Anne Adams

Contact & Visiting

Although the church sits on Purity Avenue in Rimersburg, mail is routed through the St. Eusebius Parish office in East Brady. Visitors coming from the interstate exit at I-80 exit 9 onto Route 68 toward Rimersburg.

  • Physical address: Purity Ave., Rimersburg, PA 16248
  • Mailing address: c/o St. Eusebius Parish, 301 E. Second St., East Brady, PA 16028
  • Phone: (724) 526-3366
  • Fax: (724) 526-3294
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Diocesan listing: eriercd.org/Mission30924-St-Richard.html

Patron Saint

The church is named for St. Richard of Chichester (Richard de Wych), a 13th-century English bishop born around 1197 in Droitwich, Worcestershire. He served as Bishop of Chichester from 1244 until his death at Dover on 3 April 1253, and was canonized in 1262 by Pope Urban IV at Viterbo.

  • Feast day: April 3 (Roman Catholic)
  • Patronage: coachmen; Diocese of Chichester; Sussex, England
  • Venerated in both the Catholic Church and the Anglican Communion

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