St. Patrick’s Day Party March 1
Full corned beef dinner, shepherd’s pie and, beer, wine, soda, dessert and live Irish Music.
Mass Schedule
Daily Mass 8 am; Sunday Masses: 5 pm Saturday, 9, 10:30 and Noon Sunday.
Youth Ministry
Our Youth Group gives teens the opportunity to meet and foster lasting friendships while exploring faith and belief.
eGiving through Faith Direct
Faith Direct – you can make all of your contributions to St. Boniface via automatic payment.
Altar Servers
Boys and Girls in 4th to 12th Grades welcome!
Men’s Ministry
Catholic men to become the best version of themselves by the way they live. Need not be a member to attend.
Ministers’ Schedules
Ministers’ Schedules.
Bereavement Group
A new bereavement support group is being formed at St. Boniface Martyr Parish.
St. Boniface Social Media
Stay in touch with our Parish through Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Google+.
Spotlight on Stewardhip
“Spotlight” highlights Parishioners’ contributions to our Parish.
St. Vincent De Paul Society
We help people! We provide aid and comfort to the poor, the afflicted and the lonely.
Religious Education
Program assists parents in educating children in the faith.
Parish Outreach
Wed. & Sat. 10-1..Sandwich making every Sat. 8:45 am at the school.
Women of Faith Book Club
First Tuesday of every month except holidays.
Youth Ministry
Our Youth Group gives teens the opportunity to meet and foster lasting friendships while exploring faith and belief.
Our Parish Bulletin
Read our Parish Bulletin online.
Madonna Mother Support Circle
Mothers at every stage of parenthood are welcome as we share our support and pray for guidance in our parenting.
Eucharistic Adoration
You are welcome to spend 15 or 20 minutes before the Blessed Sacrament on Saturday afternoons from 4 PM – 5 PM in the Church.
Catholic Daughters of America
CDA meets on the first Monday of each month at 11 am in the Parish Center
CYO
Offers youth the opportunity to grow as contributing members of their teams, parish and community.
History of St. Boniface
A Parish Is Born, 1898
Mission priests visited the Catholics of Sea Cliff until St. Boniface Martyr Parish was founded in 1898. A new church building replaced borrowed quarters at the turn of the last century. Read more about our earliest years here.
Our Community Grows, c. 1900 – c. 1957
Our Parish survived hard times in the first half of the 20th Century (even opening a school on the eve of the Great Depression), and grew with the rest of Long Island.
St. Boniface Expands, c. 1956 – c. 1980
Our Parish matured and grew into a new Church building at St. Boniface during the same era which saw the establishment of a new Diocese on Long Island and a new dawn for the universal Church.
Approaching a New Century, c. 1980 – c. 1999
St. Boniface Martyr Parish faces the changes and embraces the opportunities of a new millennium.
New Growth in a New Millenium
Our Parish continues its pilgrimage in a new century.
Church Renovation 2015
A 3 year effort aimed at ”Renewing and Restoring the House of God” came to joyful fruition on April 12, 2015 when Bishop Murphy dedicated and consecrated our newly renovated church.
A New Pastor, 2015
Fr. Kevin Dillon became Pastor of St. Boniface Martyr in 2015.
History of St. Boniface Martyr School, 1928 – 1990
For 62 years, St. Boniface Martyr School served as a superb example of academic excellence in Catholic education, a tradition now carried forth by All Saints Regional Catholic School.
History of All Saints Catholic School, 1990 – Present
In 1991, the parish schools of St. Boniface, St. Mary, St. Patrick and St. Hyacinth regionalized their schools to form a new school, All Saint’s Regional Catholic School, supported by those four parishes and St. Rocco Parish.
Historic Photos, St. Boniface Parish
Some historic photos of our present Church building, dedicated in 1964, and of the original building dedicated in 1900.
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