Join us to celebrate the Patron Feast of Hearts Home: Our Lady of Compassion
Sunday Sept 20 at St Paul’s:
- 3 pm: Welcome & Introduction
- 3.15 pm – 5 pm: Adoration & Confession
- 4pm: Rosary
- 5 pm: Mass
- 6.30pm: Potluck Dinner
Effective June 29, this will be our Mass schedule:
Saturday, 4 pm, St Agnes, English
Saturday, 5:50 pm, St Paul, English
Sunday, 9 am, St Agnes, English
Sunday, 11 am, St Agnes, French
Sunday, 11 am, St Paul, Spanish
Monday – Saturday, noon, St. Paul, English
Wednesday, 8:30 am, St Agnes, English
Holy Hour and Confession will be Monday through Friday, 6-7 pm at St Paul.
Both churches are disinfected on a regular basis. Please wear a mask and observe 6 feet of social distancing at all times.
The dispensation from the obligation to attend Mass remains in effect.
🔷 Saint Paul Church will be open daily, 3-7 pm
🔸3 pm Rosary
🔸6 pm Adoration
🔷 Saint Paul chapel will be open weekdays 8 am to noon
🔷 Saint Agnes will be open Sundays and Wednesdays ONLY, 9 am to noon
🔸 Sunday Adoration, 9-11 am
🔸 Wednesday Adoration, 9-10 am
Father Alex and Father Paul are available for confession during adoration or by appointment.
We remind all parishioners that the Blessed Sacrament is exposed for the veneration of the faithful, every day from 7am to 10pm, through the glass door of the chapel of St. Paul on Congress street.
Our hope is simple: that people will continue to support their parish at the same level as they always do. This will help the parish continue to serve their people as they always have. Over the past few weeks, parish offertory collections have been off by more than 80%. Your help is desperately needed.
As a reminder, the Celebration of the Eucharist within the Diocese of Brooklyn can be seen on NET-TV, the 24/7 cable channel of the Diocese. The Mass schedule is as follows:
Weekdays:
Weekends:
NET-TV can be seen in the New York City area on Spectrum (Channel 97), Optimum (Channel 30), and FIOS (Channel 48). Viewers can also tune in online at www.netny.tv.
Understanding the importance of your financial support of St. Paul and St. Agnes Parish, and the need to maintain the ministries and well-being of our parish, we encourage those who have not yet done so to sign up for electronic giving by joining https://
All public Masses in the Diocese of Brooklyn have been suspended.
Due to the restrictions placed on the gathering of people, including the public celebration of Mass, the following accommodation have been made so that the faithful may continue to live in the life of the Church trusting in the Lord and asking for His blessings and mercy:
Parish Cleaning
All Masses (Weekday & Sunday) will be celebrated for the scheduled intentions starting Monday, March 15, 2020 privately without the public in the Church.
Please know that we at
St. Paul and St. Agnes Parish will follow our regular Mass schedule both on weekends and weekdays.For those who choose not to join with us at Mass on Sunday we ask that you watch Mass on your television or internet.
Understanding the importance of your financial support of
St. Paul and St. Agnes Parish, and the need to maintain the ministries and well-being of our parish, we encourage those who have not yet done so to sign up for electronic giving by joining https://Please join Cardinal Dolan and Bishop DiMarzio for an interfaith procession in solidarity against anti-Semitic violence, this Sunday, January 5, starting at 11 AM from Foley Square, going over the Brooklyn Bridge, and concluding with remarks in Cadman Plaza around 1:30 pm.