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.

WeShare is an online service
that provides an alternate
means of support for 
St. Adalbert- St. Roch Parish instead of using envelopes.

If you would like to donate online, click on the 'Online Giving' picture above and follow the directions.

Thank you for your generosity
and support of our parish.

If you are having a problem with your WeShare online giving account please give us a call so we can make the new publisher aware.

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WeShare es un servicio en línea que proporciona una alternativa medios de apoyo para Parroquia St. Adalbert- St. Roch en lugar de usar sobres.

Si desea hacer una donación en línea, haga clic en la imagen 'Donaciones en línea' que se encuentra arriba y siga las instrucciones.

gracias por tu generosidad y apoyo de nuestra parroquia.
 

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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.

We will be streaming Mass live on our facebook page.
Click the icon'f' in the upper right hand corner to view us on facebook.
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Estaremos transmitiendo misa en vivo en nuestra página de Facebook. Haga clic en el ícono f 'en la esquina superior derecha para vernos en Facebook.

2023

 

A Message from Cardinal Dolan

“Blessed are all who take refuge in Him,” Psalm 2:12. What a perfect theme to match the multi-year effort Eucharistic Revival to regain a deeper appreciation of the source and summit of our strength: Jesus Christ and His presence in the Eucharist.

Your support of the Cardinal's Annual Stewardship Appeal provides care for our beloved retired priests, who brought the Eucharist to us all. The Appeal supports evangelization, communications, Catholic education, and charitable works and it makes possible the for- mation of new parish priests, while caring for our elder ones, so that our next generation may know and love Christ and continue to seek Him in the Eucharist.
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The 2023 Cardinal’s Annual Stewardship Appeal has begun! By now you may have already received a letter in the mail asking for your support for this year’s appeal.  We thank our parishioners who have already made a donation.  Your stewardship is greatly appreciated. We hope parishioners who have not yet made a contribution to this year’s appeal will consider making a donation to help us reach our parish goal.

We have begun the Centennial celebration on September 24, 2022. I am so happy to be part of this milestone. This event will bring back a lot of sweet memories of the past. It’s also a wonderful opportunity to focus on God’s many blessings. I would like to bring to your attention the spiritual significance of this event.

The concept of “Jubilee Year” is rooted in the bible. The book of Leviticus (25:8-13) talks about sharing God’s outpouring grace, unconditional mercy and forgiveness. I have experienced God’s goodness in a short period of time since I came here. I do believe that you feel the same way. Be grateful for all the blessings we received as a parish community and share with others. God wants to bless us abundantly during our Centennial year.

One year celebration reminds us that we, God’s Children, living in the midst of the world’s history, are like Janus of Roman mythology, who looked simultaneously forward and backward. Our look back at one hundred years of our parish community life gives us courage and hope for the next hundred.

Sincerely in Christ, 

Click on the picture above to go to the
Centennial Celebration page for more information!