Notice the picture and articles about St. Elizabeth Ann Seton who lived in Staten Island on page 2.

Maybe you've just moved here. Maybe you've been thinking about why you don't attend mass anymore. Maybe you wonder what it would be like to come back. You are always welcome to come to mass at any of our churches, or contact the Rectory to discuss it. 53 St. Mark’s Place Staten Island, New York 10301 Voice: 718 727-2672 Voice: 718 447-6362 Fax: 718 720-9269 Email: Assumptionstpaulsi@gmail.com Check out the website below for information as well.

Learn About The Catholic Faith Online Great for when you have a few minutes and would like to enlighten your knowledge so you can share your faith more effectively... A good place to start after you sign up is here: https://formed.org/content-list Go to https://.formed.org and click on: Enter Code. Enter our parish code: NHNHCY in the box then click Next to start creating an account.

He was ordained on May 14, 1954, and served at St. Peter’s R.C. Church in New Brighton from 1954 to 1973.

The Corona Self-Help Center (D.A.) is an organization that works with individuals and families suffering from substance abuse problems free of charge. D.A.’s recovery programs are drug-free residential settings, with treatment stages reflecting increased levels of personal and social responsibilities. With an approach similar to other 12-step programs, D.A. particularly serves those most in need. All D.A. representatives are former drug addicts who have found a new lease on life because of the spiritual component and programs offered to them by D.A. They will be passing a message and fundraising with the T-Shirts they print to support their cause next weekend at all the Masses.

After five years of study at St. Joseph’s Seminary in Yonkers, Charles Carroll was ordained a Deacon on Saturday, June 15th at St. Patrick’s Cathedral by Cardinal Timothy Dolan. Deacon Charles will assist at his first Mass as a Deacon on Sunday, June 16th at St Peter’s Church at Noon. A reception will follow in Farrell Hall. Congratulations, Deacon Charles! May our Lord bestow on you His choicest blessings!

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For our Assumption Church Centennial celebration as well as the Website. If you have any pictures, scan them and email them to Centennial@assumptionstpaulsi.com If you need help scanning them, please email us and we'll figure out how to help you. Pictures of the church or school, events at the church, parishioners, church leaders...

It was a great kickoff meeting, we will be publishing some notes soon. To contact the committee, email centennial@assumptionstpaulsi.com

The parish council will be hosting an open parish meeting on Thursday, March 28, 2019 at 7:30 p.m. in Cohalan Hall at St. Peter-St. Paul School, 129 Clinton Avenue.

"Values for which the Church stands—and many others of all faiths, or none at all—have been pushed aside in Albany’s frantic rush for “progressive” ideas."

Please come to our IRISH Mardi-Gras Dinner dance Saturday, March 2, 2019 7-11PM in Cohalan Hall. $35 per person.

The Assumption-Msgr. James J. Dorney Council #1694 is conducting its winter membership drive. The council has done a lot of good work for our parish and are looking for a few good men so they can do even more. They have conducted food drives, have given winter jackets to our children in Religious Education and have sponsored our school with scholarships and donations as well as a number of other things. You just need to be a practicing Catholic and at least 18 years old. You can contact Bill on 718-815-2147 or e mail at: billventurini1@gmail.com, You may also join on line at: kofc.org/joinus, When prompted for a council number, insert 1694.

Carl Anderson explains how Catholics experience discrimination in 2019!

You can make yoour weekly donations, as well as events such as Christmas and Easter. Just click the link or go to assumptionstpaulsi.churchgiving.com This was formerly known as ParishPay.

Our church was beautifully decorated for the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe

A new issue of Archways is available to view!