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...
BAPTISM FONT CONSTRUCTION begins this week. Beginning this Tuesday—April 28th -- our daily 10:00 Mass will be held in the AVE Building DIOCESAN ANNUAL APPEAL. This weekend, April 25th-26th begins our Annual Appeal. Our parish Statutory Goal is $38,975—our Bishop’s Circle goal is ...
Saint Paul Calendar
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Q & A With Father Paul Prabell
Father Paul Prabell
Q. With the great need for the church to respond to all the issues related to the sexual misconduct of ...
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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ADL Injects New Tension in Catholic-Jewish Dialogue
n the latest show of tensions between Catholic and Jewish leaders, the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has issued a critical statement about a
There's a new way for you to get help.
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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This Week's Reflection...
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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.
14th Sun [B] 2009
Shortly after He began His public ministry, Jesus went back to His hometown of Nazareth. What happened there was very sad. All of the familiar things and people were there -- but it was far from being a happy homecoming. They gave Him the cold shoulder and He ended up leaving Nazareth forever. As St. Luke gives the account, the people there in Nazareth froze Him out and then tried to throw Him over a cliff. Why?
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 ...
Other Pontifical Acts
The Holy Father appointed Msgr. Raffaello Martinelli of the clergy of the diocese of Bergamo, Italy, bureau chief at the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, as bishop of Frascati (area 183, population 121,000, Catholics 116,000, priests 162, permanent deacons 1, religious 703), Italy. The ...