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Three children at the Port Ewen church of our parish received the Body and Blood, Soul and Divinity of Our Lord Jesus Christ at Holy Communion for the first time on May 15th. May they become WHOM they received!
Be not afraid to ask the Lord what your mission is here on Earth. With God's help, you will fulfill your mission well, become holy in this life, and then go to Heaven forever! May our parents encourage our children to discern God's will, support His will for them, and to achieve their purpose in life.
There is ONE week called "holy" every year. From our parish family to your family, we would be happy to welcome you and everyone of good will to our liturgies!
Enjoy a conference, "Psalm 51 and living the Divine Mercy", and catching a SON-tan at the Holy Hour to follow (with confessions available). A good investment of your time this Lent!
Mark your calendars so that you and your families may be renewed in body and soul at our parish during the penitential season of Lent! (Photo thanks to Mr. & Mrs. C. DiIorio)
Turning a date of infamy - January 22, 1973 or the anniversary of the noxious "Roe v. Wade" decision by the U.S. Supreme Court legalizing abortion - into a date per month to pray at our parish for the pro-life cause.
A mix of Divine Providence, prayerful and temporal charity by parishioners, diligent Central Hudson crews, Archdiocesan solicitude, and cooperation from Town Hall help our parish endure a romp by Winter Storm Landon.
P.B.V.M.-S. Ht. joined parishes throughout Ulster County in prayerful expiation, protest, and witness on the 49th anniversary of "Roe vs. Wade" imposition of legal abortion across America
Combination of additional opportunities for prayer and contemplation as well as for public witness to the Catholic faith and the Gospel of Life. ALL people of good will are welcome!
Prayerful and personal support from our parish plus strategic guidance and aid from Ulster Deanery Respect Life Committee helps local Catholics achieve upset victory for families and children
Catholic clergy and laypeople work and pray together as our parish lends prayerful and strategic support to St. Mary-St. Andrew Church's grassroots push for legislation similar to the ban passed in Esopus