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St. John’s is a Catholic Community located on the banks of the majestic Hudson River, nestled in the friendly and beautiful village of Piermont, NY.   Continue

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Pope Francis has responded to the reports of clerical sexual abuse and the ecclesial cover-up of abuse. In an impassioned letter addressed to the whole People of God, he calls on the Church to be close to victims in solidarity, and to join in acts of prayer and fasting in penance for such "atrocities".
Click here for the full text of Pope Francis' Letter

 

1. We invite all Confirmation Youths and HS Students to attend the NY Catholic Youth Day Event! Saturday - Oct. 20 - BE BOLD and join the event!  Call the Rectory for more details.  845-359-0078  Register by Sept. 20!
   
    
2. Click here to get your tickets today. Proceeds of this fund raiser will go towards building a restroom in the vestibule of the church.  BYOB and BYOF - light refreshments and desserts will be served.   Come and support the dancers, it sure to be a fun evening!  Tickets on now available through online!  

9/23 - 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Dear Parish Family,

“Whoever receives one child such as this in my name, receives me; and whoever receives me, receives not me but the One who sent me”. At first, this seems to us 20th and 21st century North Americans like an easy invitation. A cute child is always appealing. But that is not Jesus' point. Those who study the first-century Mediterranean world tell us that children had the lowest status of all in those societies. Being “servant of all” means being servant of the least, of which this child is an example. But then Jesus proceeds to place this serving of the least in the widest possible perspective. When one serves the least, “in Jesus' name,” that is, acting explicitly as his disciple, one is also acting out one's relationship with Jesus.

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