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Annual Parish Meeting – September 13, 2026

In accordance with the laws of the State of New York, every parish corporation is to have an annual meeting to supply information to the parish at-large with regards to finance and legal issues. This meeting will take place on Sunday, September 13th, following the 10:30 a.m. Mass in church. At this meeting, a summary of the 2025-2026 financial statement will be reviewed, as well as the budget for the 2026-2027 fiscal year. In addition, members of our parish’s Finance Council will be present at this meeting, as well as Amy Finnerty, Amy Winkels, our Operations and Business Manager, and Father Linsler will be available to answer any questions or concerns you may have.

 

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Interested in Baptism, Communion, or Confirmation? Curious about the Catholic Faith?

The Order of Christian Initiation for Children, Teens, and Adults (OCIA) is a class designed to help with the process of becoming a Catholic.

Classes begin in September and are open to anyone of any faith background to explore the Catholic Faith or work towards
receiving the sacraments of Initiation into the Catholic Church.

Interested in learning more about OCIA or registering?
Reach out to:
Lily.Barr@dor.org or 607-739-8214

 

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Stewardship Committee

Our parish has had in the past a Stewardship Committee, which helps raise our awareness of our baptismal call to be good stewards of all God has given us.
At this time, due to the moving and relocation of many members of this group, the time has come for a reorganization of this group.
If you feel the desire to become a member of this committee, please contact Father Linsler through the parish office, 607-739-3817.

 

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Join the Catholic Action Network


From Fr. Dan Condon, Diocesan Chancellor:

Please join the Catholic Action Network.

The Catholic Action Network (CAN), an arm of the
New York State Catholic Conference, gives us all a voice in the halls of government.
Through email and social media alerts, CAN reaches tens of thousands of Catholics across
New York State to provide educational updates on the important issues being debated and to provide the tools
to simplify the process of contacting our elected officials.
At present, you will find information on Catholic community efforts to stop
the legalization of physician–assisted suicide and
support the proposed state aid funding for
Catholic schools.
Please consider signing up for the Catholic Action Network:
Action Center – New York State Catholic Conference (nyscatholic.org).

 

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Prayer Plaque for the Sick

The prayer plaque listing the names of ill persons who have asked for our prayers is posted across from the bulletin board in the entry hall.

If you wish to be listed or know of someone who has asked for our prayers, please call the parish office at 607-739-3817.

 

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