St. Paul the Apostle Church
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Beginning on Saturday July 2, Mass will be broadcast
live every weekend from one of our three churches on the following schedule: Saturday, July 2 - 4:00 PM at St. Paul the Apostle Sunday, July 10 - 9:30 AM at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Sunday, July 17 - 11:00 AM at St. Adalbert If you are not able to join us live, Mass will be available on YouTube to watch at any time after Mass ends. To watch more video messages from Father Frisoni visit our YouTube Channel
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 Rev. Matthew H. Frisoni
Our
Pastor's Messages 
July 3, 2022
I pray that this Fourth of July weekend will be a time of rest for you and an opportunity to reflect on the gifts of freedom from the Lord. In the United States, we have the freedom to practice our faith—and indeed we should. Freedom is a precious gift from almighty God to perform the works of discipleship. Happy Fourth of July weekend to you. Fr. Frisoni June 25, 2022
Dear family, This week, we end our month-long celebration of the one hundredth anniversary of St. Paul the Apostle Parish. It has been a joy-filled month rejoicing on this occasion, beginning with our reception at the Mohawk Golf Club on June 5 and culminating this week in a special pastoral visit on Saturday, June 25 by our shepherd, Bishop Edward B. Scharfenberger. As a parish family for one hundred years, we have joyfully proclaimed the Good News, which is to bring persons closer to Christ Jesus wherever they may be on their life journey. May God grant each of our parish families much spiritual growth as we continue the mission of Christ. Happy anniversary! Fr. Frisoni 
June 12, 2022
Trinity Sunday homily -- this afternoon, I phoned four “contacts” I haven’t spoken to or heard from in years, which was a blessing. Reach out as God does: which of your “contacts” will you call and pray for today? WELLNESS
Twelve years ago, five priests performed the ministries that I cover today: Father Donlon (Judicial Vicar), Father Sullivan (Judge), Father Hohenstein (Pastor), Father Pagones (Pastor), and Father Urban (Pastor); each performed full-time ministry for the office entrusted to them. Today, three of these five priests are deceased. Although necessary due to the shortage of priests today, it is not typical for one priest to be assigned five ecclesiastical offices simultaneously.
Considering the clergy wellness conference for the Diocese of Albany held on May 4-5, 2022...<<Read full document>> Quick Links |
