St. Adalbert-St. Roch Parish

    ST.  ADALBERT

ST. ROCH



Prayer to Saint Roch
(The Patron Saint for the
Epidemic Diseases)

 O Blessed St Roch,
Patron of the sick, Have pity on those
Who lie upon a bed of suffering.
Your power was so great
When you were in this world,
That by the sign of the Cross,
Many were healed of their diseases.
Now that you are in heaven,
Your power is not less. Offer, then, to God
Our sighs and tears.
And obtain for us that health we seek
Through Christ Our Lord      Amen.

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ST. ADALBERT-ST. ROCH PARISH

The Church of St. Adalbert and the Church of St. Roch merged into one parish as of August 01, 2015 under the archdiocese’s pastoral-reorganizational plan known as “Making All Things New.”  Both the churches are used for the celebration of Masses and sacraments on a regular basis under one administration. The parish office is located at 602 Port Richmond Ave., Staten Island, NY. The parish offers religious education for all ages on Wednesdays at St. Adalbert School, 355 Morningstar Road, Staten Island, NY.

Message from the Pastor

Wishing You A Spiritually Enriching Lent!

As we begin the sacred season of Lent with Ash Wednesday, we are reminded of our call to repentance, renewal, and deeper union with God. The ashes placed on our foreheads are not just a sign of our mortality - “Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return” - but also a call to conversion: “Repent and believe in the Gospel.”

Lent is a 40-day journey of grace, mirroring Jesus’ time in the desert. It is a season of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving, meant to draw us closer to Christ and transform our hearts.

A Call to Personal Conversion

This Lent, let us not just focus on external sacrifices but on true interior renewal. Ask yourself:

• Prayer: How can I grow in my relationship with God? Can I dedicate more time to Scripture, the Rosary, or silent meditation?
• Fasting: What habits, distractions, or sins do I need to let go of to make room for Christ?
• Almsgiving: How can I be more generous in love, mercy, and service to those in need?

Fr. Albin Roby
Pastor

Almighty Father, I thank you for the gift of your son, Jesus Christ, who rose from the dead and redeemed humankind. Fill us with the fire of the Holy Spirit, that we may be faithful disciples and enthusiastic witnesses of our Catholic faith. Alleluia, Christ is risen! Amen.

Cardinal's 2025 Campaign

We thank our parishioners who have already made a donation to this year's Cardinal's Stewardship Campaign. Help us reach our parish's outreach goal by making a pledge or a onetime donation to this year's campaign.