Lancaster New York
Welcome to St Mary of the Assumption Roman Catholic Church
Mass Times
Saturday
7 pm (live streamed)
Sunday
8 am, 10 am (live streamed), 12 noon
Weekdays
12 Noon in the Chapel (live streamed)
Eucharistic Adoration
First Friday after 12 noon Mass until 2:30 p.m. in Church
The Chosen Season 3 Watch Party
This TV series about Jesus & His disciples has captivated millions of people worldwide. Sign up for this In-Person Watch Party to be held in the gathering room at St. Mary’s (school building) on the following Tuesday mornings from 10 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
Feb. 28, March 7, 14, 21, 28, April 11, 18, 25
Visit Sign Up Genius to view details and reserve your seat!
Formed – The Catholic Faith On Demand
- Visit https://signup.formed.org/
- Enter zip code 14086
- Select St. Mary of the Assumption parish
- Enjoy the Catholic faith on demand!
Meet Our Family of Parishes
Visit our Family of Parishes page to meet the other parishes in our Family, find our Family Mass times and confession times, and see our latest Family announcements and events.
Holy Week Office Hours
The Rectory will be closed on Holy Thursday and Good Friday, April 6 & 7. We will reopen on Monday, April 10. We wish you and your family a Happy and Blessed Easter!
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Young Adult Ministry
Our young adult ministry now has a website! Be sure to bookmark it to keep up to date on the latest announcements and events!
8th Annual Mega Raffle
This year our Mega Raffle is returning to a live in person event on Friday, June 9, 2023 hosted at St. Mary’s High School. Tickets are $100 each and include admission for 2 adults (aged 21+), pizza, alcohol, and pop. There are 14 prizes awarded totaling $50,755, including the Grand Prize of $35,000! View the flyer for more information or click here to order your tickets online.
We welcome volunteers for this event! Interested in helping out? Visit our sign up link to view openings.
New St. Mary’s Blog Post
The Light of Lent
Oftentimes we think of Lent in a negative way. We think of it as something we have to do because we don’t like denying ourselves our desires. Fasting and giving up things are uncomfortable. But what if this Lent we flip things around? What if we think of Lent as something we get to do? Read more in our latest blog post!
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