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Rector:  Rev. Gregory S. Apparcel, CSP

Secretary:  Rosanna Shedid

Library:  Sally Richards

Telephone:  (+39) 06.888.18.727

FAX:  (+39) 06.888.18.778

The Staff at St. Patrick's Church (Chiesa di San Patrizio a Villa Ludovisi) is made up of two Paulist priests and several lay people who serve the community here in Rome. Father Gregory Apparcel is the Rector of the church of Santa Susanna and Father Bernard J. Campbell is the Vice Rector. For more information about the Paulist Fathers, their history and charism, see the weblink below!

Also on the staff is Ms. Rosanna Shedid, the Parish Secretary; Mr. Daniel Fessahaye, the Church Sacristan; Nichole Parker, the Director of Religious Education; Dafrosa Cho and Raimundo Pereira, Co-Directors of Music, and Sally Richards, the Santa Susanna Librarian.

 

 

St. Patrick's Church

Via Boncompagni, 31 (near the corner of Via Boncompagni & Via Piemonte)
00187 Rome, Italy

Phone: 011-3906-8881.8727
Fax: 011-3906-474-0236

The Paulist Fathers

Via Antonio Salandra 6,
Int. 10 00187 Rome, Italy

Phone: 011-3906-488-2748

 

[Visit the Paulist Fathers' Web site.]

 

Mass Times and Directions

Masses in English with the American Community are now permanently at the Church of St. Patrick (Chiesa di S. Patrizio a Villa Ludovisi), Via Boncompagni 31. Click here for our New Mass schedule at St.Patrick's. For Holy Days and special Liturgies (including our Christmas/New Year's Schedule), see also special Mass times.

Papal Audiences

On most Wednesdays throughout the year, Pope Francis holds a public audience in St. Peter's Square in front of St. Peter's Basilica. To request tickets to the Wednesday Papal Audience, please click here .

Donate

To make donations to St. Patrick's American Community in Rome, you can click on the secure PayPal/Credit card "DONATE" link below.

As Romans Do

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Unfortunately we have no more copies of our Jubilee edition (2017/2018) of As Romans Do, our periodic guide for pilgrims to Rome. Much of the information in this Guide Book is on our website. We hope that the 2019-2020 edition of As Romans Do will be ready by Easter 2019.  Please do not request the 2019 edition at this time but wait until it's publication is announced. Click for more info!

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