St. Patrick Catholic Church: Helping Those in Need in Wentzville
St. Patrick Catholic Church, established in 1905 in Wentzville, Missouri, is one of the seven local churches that support Mary Martha Thrift Shop — and also one of our charitable award recipients. Mary Martha's awards to St. Patrick Catholic Church help those in need through the parish's outreach and assistance ministries.
A Parish Committed to Service
For more than a century, St. Patrick Parish has been a spiritual and charitable anchor in the Wentzville community. As part of the Archdiocese of St. Louis, the parish serves a growing congregation while maintaining a deep commitment to helping those in need. Through its outreach, St. Patrick assists neighbors facing hardship with compassion and respect, working alongside its St. Vincent de Paul Society conference and food pantry to meet urgent needs.
Mary Martha's charitable awards help fund this assistance, ensuring that St. Patrick can respond when neighbors come to the parish seeking help. Whether the need is food, utility assistance, or other emergency support, the parish stands ready to serve.
Why Mary Martha Supports St. Patrick
As one of the seven churches behind Mary Martha Thrift Shop, St. Patrick Catholic Church provides volunteers, leadership, and a shared foundation of faith. Our charitable award to the parish is both a partnership and a reinvestment in the community we serve together. When you support Mary Martha, you support St. Patrick, which in turn supports neighbors across Wentzville and Lake St. Louis.
In 2025, our charitable awards reached $217,632 across more than 30 local organizations. St. Patrick Catholic Church is a vital part of that giving, helping those in need with dignity and care.
How You Can Help
You can support St. Patrick Catholic Church's outreach by shopping and donating at Mary Martha Thrift Shop. Financial contributions to the parish's assistance funds are also welcome. To learn more about St. Patrick Church, their ministries, and how to get involved, visit their website. Together, we are helping our neighbors in need — one prayer, one act of kindness at a time.