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Adoration Times
- Sunday: 12:30 PM Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament is held in the chapel most Sundays into Monday morning. Adoration will conclude at the 8:00AM Mass.
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ADDRESS INFORMATION
Mailing address for all churches:
36 Cedar Street
Saugerties, NY 12477
Physical Address of churches:
St. Mary of the Snow
36 Cedar Street
Saugerties, NY 12477
St. Joseph
38 Glasco Turnpike
Glasco, NY 12432
St. John the Evangelist
915 Route 212
Saugerties, NY 12477 -
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Bp. Barron's Reflections
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Welcome to St. Mary of the Snow, St. Joseph,
and St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church!OFFICE HOURS: Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday from 10:30am - 4:30pm
845-246-4913St. Mary of the Snow: M & W at 8am in the Chapel
Saturday 5:30pm
Sunday at 8am & 11:30 am in the Church
St. Joseph: T & Th at 8am
Saturday at 4pm
Sunday at 9:30am
St. John the Evangelist:
NO MASSES AT THIS LOCATION
St. Mary’s is located in the historic Hudson Valley village of Saugerties, New York. The church is over 175 years old, and is one of the oldest in the Archdiocese of New York. The church was the first Catholic church built between NYC and Albany. It was once a part of the Underground Railroad.
St. Joseph's Church was built in Glasco. St. Joseph's would remain a mission church of St. Mary of the Snow until 1919. At the end of the ninetheenth and into the early twentieth century, Glasco had become predomnantly settled by Italian-Americans. The vibrant community of worshipers would remain it's own entity for decades. In August 2015, the Archdiocese of New York merged the two parishes. What was once two separate parishes with two priests and two campuses, would become one parish, with one priest, and two campuses.In 1989, a fire nearly destroyed St. Mary of the Snow, but proving itself a strong community of faith, the church was repaired and rebuilt into what it is today–authentically historical on the outside and bright and welcoming on the inside. Irish Catholics that worked in the area in the 1800′s had no place to attend Mass, so eventually land was given near the village dump. All that is left today is a magnificent church, with incredible views, and a great Catholic community that greatly loves its Liturgies.Parishioners and visitors alike fall in love with our Liturgies. Our music program is among the best in the Hudson Valley! Our Religious Education is outstanding, and our Clergy are beloved!
We hope you’ll spend a few minutes learning a little more about us on this website. Then, come and visit us in the village, in Glasco, and on Route 212 in Centerville and experience a vibrant and welcoming community of Roman Catholics.
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