Feast by the Shore May 17-20, 2012
Join us for Great Food, Great Rides and Great Entertainment at the First Feast of the Season!!
Capital Campaign – April 22, 2012 Update
Renewing and Restoring the House of God - Building Our Future Begins Today! Our capital campaign, “Restoring and Renewing the House of God” is still underway, and we are excited about the opportunity for everyone in our parish family to participate in this very important event. For information, call the Parish Office at (516) 676-0676. April 22, 2012: Capital Campaign Update Thank you for your generous pledge. Just as a reminder, all payments can be mailed to the parish office or dropped in the collection basket on Sundays. Monthly payments are due on or before the last day of the month. Credit Card payments are ...
Feast by the Shore May 17-20, 2012
Join us for Great Food, Great Rides and Great Entertainment at the First Feast of the Season!!
Mass Schedule
Mass Schedule: Daily Mass 8am in Chapel Sunday Masses: Saturday: 5pm Vigil; Sunday: 8 am,10:15am Holy Day Masses: 5pm Vigil; 8am, 7pm Special Intentions Mass: 5pm first Saturday of month
May 20, 2012 Read our Parish Bulletin Online!
Click here to read this week's bulletin Read our Parish Bulletin online by following the links on this post! May 20, 2012 Bulletin Current Bulletin (b/w print version, available Friday of each week) May 13, 2012 Bulletin April 29, 2012 Bulletin April 22, 2012 Bulletin April 15, 2012 Bulletin April 8, 2012 Bulletin April 1, 2012 Bulletin March 25, 2012 Bulletin March 18, 2012 Bulletin March 11, 2012 Bulletin March 4, 2012 Bulletin February 19, 2012 Bulletin February 12, 2012 Bulletin February 5, 2012 Bulletin January 29, 2012 (.pdf version) January 15, 2012 Bulletin (.pdf version) December 25, 2011 Bulletin (.pdf version) November 6, 2011 (.pdf version) November 6, 2011 ("page-flip" version) October 30, 2011 (.pdf version) October 30, 2011 ("page-flip" version) October 23, 2011 (.pdf ...
Youth Ministry
An opportunity for a fun and meaningful experience where teens can come to meet one another and foster lasting friendships as well as the chance to explore our faith and belief with the hope of discovering Christ’s spirit as it dwells within each one of us. We meet on Sunday evenings at 6:00pm-8:00pm, have teen masses once a month, service trips, fun trips, retreats, and any other ideas that anyone may have. So, come, check us out, bring some friends, make some new ones! Join our Facebook page "St. Boniface Youth Group". Chris Mandato: 516-676-0676; email: stbonym@gmail.com
Feast by the Shore May 17-20, 2012
Join us for Great Food, Great Rides and Great Entertainment at the First Feast of the Season!!
Parish Facebook Pages
Come visit us on Facebook! Links to our Facebook Pages: St. Boniface "place" page on Facebook St. Boniface "group" page on Facebook St. Boniface Youth Group on Facebook Our parish follows Pope Benedict XVI's advice to use social media as a means to spread the Gospel. “Church communities have always used the modern media for fostering communication, engagement with society, and, increasingly, for encouraging dialogue at a wider level. Yet the recent, explosive growth and greater social impact of these media make them all the more important for a fruitful priestly ministry.” - Pope Benedict in his January, 2011 message for the 44th World Day of Communications.
Parish E-News!
Sign up to receive the Parish Bulletin and other parish news by email! Use the "ENEWS & UPDATES" tool in the right-hand column of this page. If you are one of the parishioners and friends already receiving our bulletin and news by email, there is no need to register. After you register, you will receive e-mail updates from us occasionally, including: • Links to our weekly Parish Bulletin and other important parish announcements • Holiday Mass Schedules • Information about parish events If you are not already receiving our emails, please click here to register. Note: St. Boniface keeps your e-mail address private and will not release it to any outside ...
Parish News
May17 Join us for Great Food, Great Rides and Great Entertainment at the First Feast...
Click here to read this week’s bulletin Read our Parish Bulletin online...
Renewing and Restoring the House of God – Building Our Future Begins Today! Our...
Sign up to receive the Parish Bulletin and other parish news by email! Use the...
Ministers’ Schedules for the first half of 2012: Ministers Schedules Jan...
Come visit us on Facebook! Links to our Facebook Pages: St. Boniface “place”...
Our Parish has published a new Ministry Booklet containing details of the 42 ministries...
Mass Schedule: Daily Mass 8am in Chapel Sunday Masses: Saturday: 5pm...
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An opportunity for a fun and meaningful experience where teens can come to meet...
The purpose of the parish Religious Education Program is to assist parents...
All Saints Regional (ASR) is our parish school. The school serves the parishes...
This ministry is for boys and girls who are interested in developing their talents...
Boys and Girls in 4th Grade through High School may become Altar Servers and assist...
At different times we ask questions about what life is all about. Where is God...
As Christian Stewards, our task is to discover, celebrate, develop and use our gifts...
We help people! In a spirit of justice, charity and personal involvement, this ministry...
The Ministry of Finance is responsible for protecting the infrastructure and financial...
Ministries of Liturgy
Altar & Environment Altar & Environment This committee helps...
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St. Boniface History
St. Boniface Martyr School Vintage post card view of the front entrance to St. Boniface School. The dream of establishing a Catholic school at St. Boniface Martyr Parish began in 1898, when the parish was established. Father James Donohoe, the first pastor, expressed a strong desire to see a parochial school for the children of parish families.... [Read more of this review]
A Parish Is Born
In 1668, Joseph Carpenter and a few associates purchased a large tract of land on the North Shore of Long Island from the Matinecock Indians. This area remained a quiet, rural settlement until a post-Civil War religious fervor showed itself along the Atlantic seaboard. In 1871, a group of Methodist’s from Manhattan and Brooklyn organized the Grand... [Read more of this review]
Our Community Grows
By October, 1923, a parish census showed 140 families where both spouses were Catholic, and 260 families where only one spouse was Catholic. There were then 859 Catholics in the parish. A Sunday School held at the time averaged 135 youngsters in attendance. Fifty were baptized that year; 26 made Holy Communion; thirteen couples were married; and there... [Read more of this review]
St. Boniface Expands
In 1959, the Diocesan Commission on Parish Boundaries began its work to provide more realistic borders for the parish. It was eventually decided to increase the St. Boniface boundaries so that Shore Road to Glen Cove Avenue began the northern limit, continuing up “back road hill” to Sea Cliff Avenue, and from there to the railroad tracks.... [Read more of this review]
On June 24, 1989, St. Boniface Martyr School joyfully celebrated its 60th anniversary with a reunion dinner chaired by Kathleen and John Ahearn. Many of the school’s 2,000 graduates returned for the event. Also that June, a new pastor, Reverend Michael J. Torpey, arrived. Shortly after his arrival, in response to senior members of the parish,... [Read more of this review]
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