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St. Patrick CYO Athletics offers organized basketball and volleyball for children through its Catholic Youth Organization program. The program is part of Catholic Charities and includes teams at multiple grade levels.
• Schedule: Parish Office Hours: 8:30am - 4:30pm (Monday-Friday)
St. Patrick CYO Athletics is connected with St. Patrick Church and its parish leadership. The parish leadership team includes Monsignor C. Michael Padazinski, J.C.D. (Pastor), Deacon Mark Scafidi (Deacon), Michael Waters (School Principal), Francesca Previtali (Director of Religious Education), Cathy Plocki (Liturgical Coordinator), Phyllis Rybensky (Helping Hands Coordinator), Barbara Cavalier (Hospitality Coordinator), and Agata Konopka (Parish Office Manager). The mission statement for the parish community is: “Love God Completely, Love Others Unconditionally, Make Disciples Intentionally.” The Catholic Youth Organization each year needs volleyball and basketball coaches for one to two teams at each grade level, and the athletic program is available to every child within the Corte Madera-Larkspur area. The parish traces its history to 1896, when Father Lagan acquired five lots in the center of town, and St. Patrick Church was established as a parish on June 5, 1915, by Archbishop Edward Hanna of San Francisco.
Last updated March 14, 2026.
• Schedule: Parish Office Hours: 8:30am - 4:30pm (Monday-Friday)
St. Patrick CYO Athletics is connected with St. Patrick Church and its parish leadership. The parish leadership team includes Monsignor C. Michael Padazinski, J.C.D. (Pastor), Deacon Mark Scafidi (Deacon), Michael Waters (School Principal), Francesca Previtali (Director of Religious Education), Cathy Plocki (Liturgical Coordinator), Phyllis Rybensky (Helping Hands Coordinator), Barbara Cavalier (Hospitality Coordinator), and Agata Konopka (Parish Office Manager). The mission statement for the parish community is: “Love God Completely, Love Others Unconditionally, Make Disciples Intentionally.” The Catholic Youth Organization each year needs volleyball and basketball coaches for one to two teams at each grade level, and the athletic program is available to every child within the Corte Madera-Larkspur area. The parish traces its history to 1896, when Father Lagan acquired five lots in the center of town, and St. Patrick Church was established as a parish on June 5, 1915, by Archbishop Edward Hanna of San Francisco.
Last updated March 14, 2026.
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