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Word on Fire - Daily Mass
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Welcome to Our Parish Community
Christ-led, Christ-fed, and hope filled.
WHILE THERE WILL BE NO PUBLIC MASSES, THE FAITHFUL ARE ENCOURAGED TO LISTEN TO THE MASS FROM SAINT MARY'S CATHEDRAL AT 8 AM, SUNDAY ON 92.7 FM (WQTK)
St. Mary's Cathedral Parish--comprised of St.Mary's Cathedral and Notre Dame Church--joyfully invites the people of our "Maple City" to the journey of faith through the proclamation of the Gospel, the Celebration of the Eucharist and the Sacraments, and the loving service of neighbor.
Ogdensburg was dedicated to Our Lady from its very beginning, when in 1748 Father Francois Piquet established an Indian Fort that he named La Présentation at the juncture of the St. Lawrence and Oswegatcie Rivers. He celebrated the first solemn Mass on the site where Notre Dame Church now stands on the Feast of the Holy Trinity, June 1, 1749. The town that grew up around La Présentation became Ogdensburg, and the church was first incorporated as "Notre Dame de la Victoire" in 1859. The first St. Mary's Chapel was dedicated in 1827.
Welcome to our website, which we dedicate to Our Blessed Mother, as the entire parish is consecrated to her: "Notre Dame de la Victoire" (originally) and St. Mary's Cathedral, dedicated to the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Our Church community of Notre Dame Church and St. Mary’s Cathedral is a family of faith to welcome and serve you and the community of Ogdensburg. The two churches were canonically joined and incorporated as St. Mary's Cathedral Parish on July 1, 2017. Fr. Joseph Morgan is the Rector.
If you are a visitor to our community we welcome you to join us for Daily mass or Weekend Mass at one of our churches. You will find links below for locations as well as Mass times in our Calendar. If you are a new or not-so-new resident of Ogdensburg looking to join our Faith community, we invite you to explore our web-site, especially the pages under the “I’m New” navigation tab.
Please keep in mind that our website is a work in progress and we are always working to make it a more useful resource for you. Your comments, questions, and suggestions are most welcome! -
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Mass times for Travelers
Have travel plans? Don't miss Mass! Click HERE to visit CatholicMassTime.org
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Catholic Resources & Blogs
- Diocese of Ogdensburg
- Catholic Answers
- Come Pray the Rosary
- Crisis Magazine
- Defenders of the Catholic Faith
- First Things
- From Empty Hands - Fr. Joe Giroux
- Intentional Disciples - Sherry Weddell
- New Advent
- The Catholic Thing
- Shameless Popery
- Strange Notions
- Vatican Website
- USCCB
- Whispers in the Loggia
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Helpful resources in a time of Coronavirus
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Parish News
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March 30UPDATED: Until the Cornavirus crisis abates, Bishop LaValley will be privately celebrating Mass at the Cathedral at 8am each Sunday. This Mass will be livestreamed. For links to the livestream and other resources, click the header.Read More
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March 18Bishop LaValley has made the difficult decision to suspend all public Masses until further notice. During this time period, all the faithful are dispensed from their Sunday obligation to participate at Mass. Both Churches will be open for private prayer from 9 am until 3 pm. Please keep social distancing (at least 6 feet) a priority. The Church will be cleaned thoroughly every day.Read More
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March 18We're so grateful to those who are maintaining their giving during this Crisis! Several have asked about dropping off envelopes at the Office. We are requesting that envelopes be mailed to the office at 125 Ford Ave. Our mail is checked daily, and all monies received will be kept securely and processed regularly.Read More
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Notre Dame's New Look
New stairs with gentler incline and a broad walkway to the entrance doors. Completed September 2019. -
Parish-wide Lenten Study
Lectio: Salvation
Do you know how to answer the question, "Are you saved?"
Join our Lent 2020 Study, Lectio: Salvation and you will never again be stumped by this question.
This year, instead of running a 3-night mission, we are taking a totally new approach made possible by a wonderful new Amazon best seller and our parish subscription to FORMED.ORG.
For 4 weeks begining Wednesday, March 4, we will be reading the Amazon best-seller, Salvation - WHAT EVERY CATHOLIC SHOULD KNOW, by Dr. Michael Patrick Barber. Dr. Barber will help us understand the biblical basis for the Catholic teaching on salvation.TWO WAYS TO PARTICIPATE
Come to our weekly gathering in Brzana Hall, OR, host a small group at your home. Each session will run about 90 minutes. We'll watch the video and discuss the week's chapter of the book.
Click HERE now for details and to reserve your own free copy of this marvelous book.
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Sunday's Scripture Lesson
Welcome to Opening the Word, a Formed.org program offering prayer and insights for the Sunday Scriptural lessons. These brief videos are designed to facilitate thought and discussion for personal faith formation or in the context of a group meeting. It's now on the HOME page at Formed.org.(Click the image above to go there now.) Share this new feature with friends and family. No login required.
FORMED® is free for our parishioners. To sign up for your personal account, click HERE. -
Today's Readings
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Reading 1 Nm 21:4-9Responsorial Psalm 102:2-3, 16-18, 19-21Gospel Jn 8:21-30
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Bp. Barron's Lent Reflections
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Calendar
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