• Daily Mass is celebrated at 8 am Monday through Friday and 9 am on Saturday.
• Sunday Mass: Vigil Mass Saturday at 4 PM; Sunday at 8:00 AM and 10:30 AM
• Notes: The sick or vulnerable due to age or health conditions are encouraged to remain at home. Those unable to attend in person may view our Streamed Masses (see below).

All Sunday, Daily and Holy Day Masses are celebrated
in the church building.

Masses Streamed Online

We stream Sunday Mass at 10:30 AM, Weekday Daily Mass at 8:00 AM, Saturday Daily Mass at 9:00 am, and other selected liturgies. Live-streamed or recorded Masses and services may viewed below or at these links:

1. St. Boniface Martyr Facebook Page 
2. St. Boniface Website

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Want to stay connected with other teens but can’t get out, or don’t think you have the time?

Need a place to share YOUR story of how you are doing during this pandemic?

Need prayer for yourself or a loved one?

Want a safe place where you can ask questions about your faith?

Want an opportunity to win gift cards to Starbucks and Choppers Burger Bar?

 

If you answered yes to any of these questions then please join us for our new monthly virtual zoom – St. Boniface Youth Connect!

 

What is St. Boniface Youth Connect?

 

It is a place where teens can meet new people, grow friendships, and draw closer to God.

 

It’s a place where teens talk and adults listen.

 

It’s also a place where teens can plug into the Word of God and prayer with the support of the church.

 

This event will be lead by

Guest Youth Minister & Confirmation Catechist Sally Doulton

 

For dates and log in info/RSVP email us at:

sdoulton@optonline.net  

 

You can also check the St. Boniface Youth Group Facebook page for the upcoming dates.

 

We look forward to meeting all of you and hearing about your lives and questions about your faith.

 

See you there!

 

Our Youth Group gives teens the opportunity to meet and foster lasting friendships while exploring our faith and belief.

Check us out, bring some friends, make some new ones!  Join our Facebook page “St. Boniface Youth Group“.

Belinda Basaca Zeitlin:  516-676-0676;  email:  stbonym@gmail.com.

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Mary, Mother of God
New Year’s Eve, Saturday, December 31
Holy Hour for Peace with Exposition, Adoration and Benediction 3pm – 5pm followed by 5pm Vigil Mass.

Mary, Mother of God
New Year’s Day, Sunday, January 1
9am, 10:30am & 12pm.

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• Mass:  5:00 PM

New Year’s Day, Thursday, January 1, 2014  Mary, Mother of God

• Masses:  8:00 AM & 10:15 AM

Epiphany of the Lord, January 5, 2014

• Traditional Blessing of he Doors at all the Masses

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Blessing of the Creche and Christmas Tree Lighting, Saturday, December 14, 2013 6:15pm:  Caroling on a Horse-drawn Wagon, ending with Hot Dogs, Hot Cocoa, Cookies, Santa and more!

Many families display an Advent Wreath in their homes, and before dinner say prayers of blessing before lighting the candle. The Advent Wreath is the main symbol of the season. You will notice that the wreath has four (4) candles, representing the four weeks of Advent. Each week we light a candle to remind us that the time of salvation draws near. Three of the candles are purple (the first, second and fourth week) — purple is the color of waiting, conversion and hope. The third week we light a pink or rose-colored candle. It is in the third week that we first hear in the Scriptures of the coming of the Messiah. The color of joy is white and when that is mixed with purple is creates pink. But even in that joy of hearing of the Messiah, we are reminded to continue to focus on our preparations and hence the fourth week is again a purple candle. If you go online you can find prayers for each weeks blessings. How wonderful a custom to be able to bring the symbols of the season into our homes!

St. Boniface Giving Tree:  The Annual Saint Boniface Giving Tree to benefit Madonna Heights has once again been set up in the vestibule of the church.  Madonna Heights, helps adolescent girls, women and families overcome the devastating effects of poverty, neglect and abuse.   Please help the young women in their care feel special during this Christmas season by taking a tag from the tree.  All gifts should be returned unwrapped  by Sunday, December 15^th. Your gift will go a long way in helping those Madonna Heights serves.  Thank you for your generosity.

Christmas Pageant:  The Christmas Pageant will take place December 24 after 4pm Mass.  More information to follow.

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Christmas Bake Sale

and Bazaar

 Sponsored by the

Confirmation Candidates and the Youth Ministry

Saturday, Dec. 15^th and Sunday Dec. 16^th, after all Masses

In the Church!

Please come and shop to support the Youth Ministry of our Parish!

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