eNOTES FOR MARCH 3, 2026

(WITH BULLETIN INFORMATION FOR THE WEEKENDS OF MARCH 15 AND 22, 2026)  



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SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH LENTEN RETREAT: 

All are welcome to attend the annual Lenten Retreat at Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Dostie Hall, 320 West Lynde Street, Watertown on Sunday, March 15, from 2 until 4 p.m. Join us for an afternoon of prayer as we reflect on Christ’s call to move from our blind sights to a deeper insight into His life, death and resurrection presented to us by Father Leagon Carlin who is studying at St. Paul’s University, Ottawa. His theme is: “Lead Kindly Light." There will be an opportunity for prayer and for the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Register with Sister Mary Eamon (smelyngssj@yahoo.com) or with Sister Bethany Fitzgerald (srbethssj@gmail.com) by March 10.

Contact for More Information: Sister Mary Eamon Lyng Email: smelyngssj@yahoo.com


 

CHRISM MASS: 

The faithful of the Diocese of Ogdensburg are invited to join Bishop LaValley in the annual Renewal of Priestly Commitment, the Blessing of the Holy Oils, and the consecration of the Sacred Chrism for use in all the churches of our Diocese. This ritual symbolizes that we are one family in Christ. The Chrism Mass will be held on Thursday, March 26, at 11 a.m. at St. Mary’s Cathedral in Ogdensburg. The Chrism Mass may be viewed at https://www.rcdony.org/livemass. The Chrism Mass program will be available at the same link shortly before the Liturgy.

Contact for More Information: Renee Grizzuto Email: rgrizzuto@rcdony.org


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PUBLISHERS' DAY: Publishers to provide resource information virtually and in person.

All Catechetical Leaders and Catechists are invited to Publishers' Day, April 25, from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Attend virtually or in person. Register: www.rcdony.org/publisherday Link for virtual presentation will be sent via email. On-site locations: Plattsburgh and Brownville. No charge. contact: Asoltero@rcdony.org for details


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MATER DEI FOUNDATION- SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY: Attention High School Seniors

The Mater Dei College Foundation is pleased to offer a scholarship opportunity to actively participating Catholics who are currently in their senior year of high school and who currently reside in the Diocese of Ogdensburg and are planning to attend a degree granting college or university in the fall. To request an application form, please email Alexis Michael, Mater Dei Foundation Scholarship Chair at amichael@rcdony.org. Application deadline is June 1.


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LIFE-GIVING WOUNDS RETREAT: Healing Retreat for adults left wounded by their parents divorce

The Life-Giving Wounds retreat, for adults whose parents separated or divorced, will be held in Utica at the Good News Center from Friday, June 26 to Sunday, June 28. The cost is $80-$150 for commuter, shared room or single room. Retreat price includes overnight lodging, meals, and all retreat materials. Register now at https://solgw26.eventbrite.com/
If you have any questions, contact Steve Tartaglia at startaglia@rcdony.org or 315-393-2920.


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DOUBLE YOUR DONATION!: St. James School, Gouverneur

DOUBLE YOUR DONATION! Kick off of our annual matched collection will begin the weekend of March 8 through March 22. Any donations made to St. James School will be matched by a generous parishioner. CLEARLY MARKED ST. JAMES SCHOOL in memo area - MATCHING. You can also log onto stjamesk-6.org, locate the DONATE NOW button and make your donation directly to the school. All monies go directly to offsetting school expenses.

Contact for More Information: St. James School Phone Number: 315-287-0130


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ST. MARY’S OF THE FORT PARISH ANNUAL CORNED BEEF DINNER (Fort Covington)

Fort Covington Adult Center located at 2526 Chateaugay St, Fort Covington

Sunday, March 15

11 a.m. – Sold Out

Corned Beef, Potatoes, Carrots, Cabbage & Dessert

$17 Per Meal, Take Out Only.

For more information contact fortcovingtonbk@rcdony.org


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PALM SUNDAY BREAKFAST: Holy Angels & St Ann's Parish Families invite you ! (Altona)

March 29, 8 a.m. to Noon, Holy Angels Hall, Altona.

Scrambled eggs, Egg Cups, Bacon, Sausage, French Toast, Pancakes, Biscuits with Sauage & Gravy, Golden-fried potatoes, Homemade sweet muffins, coffee, tea, juice, milk.

$15 Adults, $8 children 6-12, Free 5 & under. Gift Basket Raffle, Bake Sale & Lottery Tree.

Contact for More Information: Parish Offices Phone Number: 518-236-5632


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DINNER TO SUPPORT THE YOUTH OF SOUTHERN LEWIS COUNTY:  Constableville

Join us on Palm Sunday for a delicious meal that makes a difference! By choosing between our mouth-watering Corned Beef & Cabbage or Ham & Potatoes, you'll be empowering the kids of St. Mary's to reach their full potential. Meals are just $15 for adults and $7.50 for kids under  10.

The dinner will be at St. Mary's Hall, 5911 James Street, Constableville from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Palm Sunday, March 29.

 Contact for More Information: Jean Lieber Email and or Phone Number: portleydenbk@rcdony.org


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DIVINE MERCY NOVENA & DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY: Watertown

DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY, APRIL 12
Divine Mercy Sunday will be celebrated April 12 at 3 p.m. at Saint Patrick’s Church, 123 S. Massey Street, Watertown 13601.
Jesus appeared to Faustina Kowalska to prepare the world for His final coming. Saint Pope John Paul II canonized her in 2000 and declared that Divine Mercy Sunday will be celebrated on the first Sunday after Easter throughout the Church, every year.
The Extraordinary Grace attached to the celebration on that day is complete forgiveness of all sins and purgatory due to them, even the sins of your past since baptism. To receive the extraordinary grace, we must go to confession during Lent with trust and receive the Eucharist without mortal sin on Divine Mercy Sunday or its anticipated Mass, and celebrate the feast in the church. This is not a plenary indulgence; it is like that of a new baptism!

GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 3
Be sure to start the novena to the Divine Mercy on Good Friday, April 3, at home, as there will not be a church service to begin the novena. Continue to say the novena every day until the feast of Divine Mercy Sunday. Join us for the celebration April 12.

For more information on the Extraordinary Grace of Divine Mercy Sunday, visit https://www.thedivinemercy.org/celebrate/greatgrace/graces.

For more information, contact: 315-783-7349


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POPE LEO GREEN APPLE CHALLENGE: Faith and Ecology Challenge for Young People

Attn: Teachers, Youth Leaders, and Parents:

In the midst of winter and this Lenten Season the Faith and Ecology Group in the Diocese invites your students to take the Pope Leo Green Apple Challenge this year.  Planting seeds in young people today for caring for the precious earth God has entrusted to us will bear fruit now and in the future. Thanks to all of you who participated in this Challenge last year.

Here are some indoor projects that other students have done in the past to care for creation: planned a Prayer Service; written a poem; made a poster with actions to take care of the earth; designed a poster on endangered species; participated in the Nex Trex “Plastic to Bench Challenge” for youth.

Some outside projects have included: planting trees; creating a Butterfly Garden; planting a Marian garden with pollinator flowers on parish grounds; setting up a composting project outside the school; initiating or participating in a local clean-up project nearby.

Please share with your teachers the attached Registration form for this year's Project can be downloaded HERERegistration date is April 15; Completion date is May 1. We hope to hear from you soon about your plans. 

For more information and ideas contact:  Faith and Ecology Coordinator Sister Bethany Fitzgerald, SSJ at srbethssj@gmail.com or 315-212-6592  

 



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NEIGHBORING DIOCESES:

JOB POSTING: Hospitality Manager for St. Anne's Shrine, Isle La Motte, VT
Saint Anne’s Shrine, a Catholic spiritual retreat center and historic attraction situated on thirty-two pristine park-like acres on the shores of Lake Champlain in Isle La Motte, seeks a Hospitality Manager to oversee all aspects of the guest experience for all who visit with us. 
Established in 1893 and conducted by the Society of Saint Edmund since 1904, the mission of Saint Anne’s Shrine is to ‘serve as a welcoming place of peace and hope ministering to all God’s people through prayer, devotion, hospitality, and spiritual renewal.” The Shrine provides the ideal setting for people of all ages to grow in their faith through pilgrimages, various retreats, and days of reflection.
The Hospitality Manager will lead a group of four to six employees, varying by time of year and schedule. The primary focus of the position will be understanding and meeting the needs of our guests focusing on food service, space, cabin and resource set-up and readiness, including housekeeping and special events, and oversight of our gift shop, and welcome center.

We seek an enthusiastic, energetic, and engaging person who enjoys tending to the details and providing a meaningful experience for all who visit our beautiful Shrine. A high school diploma is required, with a college degree preferred, with a focus in a hospitality related field a plus. Customer/client/guest care experience is required, as is experience leading others in a similar role or field. 
This position is full-time, year-round and some evening and weekend work is required. A competitive salary and generous benefits package supplement the beautiful surroundings and meaningful work. 
Please send your resume and letter of interest to: Joe Gallagher, Shrine Administrator, via email: jgallagher@saintannesshrine.org.Applications will be accepted until a Hospitality Manager is selected. 


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NOTRE DAME RETREAT CENTER: Canandaiga

Notre Dame Retreat House offers a wide variety of retreats, programs, and events designed to meet the spiritual needs of people from all walks of life and stages of their faith journey. Whether you are seeking a quiet personal retreat, looking to join a guided group program, or participating in a themed weekend retreat, there is something here for you. With a welcoming environment and a mission rooted in spiritual growth and hospitality, our offerings are thoughtfully created to support individuals, couples, and groups as they seek deeper connection with God and with others. See: https://www.notredameretreat.org/events for upcoming lenten and summer events. 




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SAFE ENVIRONMENT CORNER 

Superpowers: Safe Adults Have Them Part II Studies show that when children know that adults are willing to believe them and advocate for them, they're more willing to come to adults with their problems. Here are the facts: Children will first go to their peers with disclosures, but they will also go to other adults more frequently than they do their parents (though sometimes they attempt with their parents and don't get far).  This shows us that safe adults in the community are extremely important in giving children a conduit to talk about their problems and to help them when they are experiencing abuse.

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PLANNED GIVING: 

Give Your House and Continue to Live There - You may want to make a major gift to our parish. Why not consider real estate?  This is called a life estate gift. This simply means that you give a piece of real estate, such as your residence, to our parish, obtain a charitable income tax deduction and retrain the right to live there as long as you want. This arrangement removes the property from your estate and relieves your executor from having to dispose of your home at your death. Contact Scott Lalone at the Diocese at 315-393-2920 or Email slalone@rcdony.org  for further information.


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ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP: 

for the March 15 Bulletin 

 “The Church teaches that the earth and the heavens were created for the benefit of all humanity. All the natural world is a sign of God’s creative power and love." - The Catechism of the Catholic Church, paragraph 337

A Lenten Tip: Many electronics draw power even when off. Place computer, radios and TVs on a power strip and turn it off between uses.


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ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP: 

for the March 22 Bulletin

 “If you want peace, care for creation.” Benedict XVI on World Day of Peace

A Lenten Tip: Embrace the silence today.Turn off everything unnecessary. Pray Psalm 104.Take a walk and ponder God’s glory revealed in Creation.



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AU SABLE FORKS KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS LENTEN FISH FRIES 

The Au Sable Knights will be holding fish fries every other Friday night beginning on February 20. Time for the events is 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the Holy Name School/Parish Hall on Main St. in Au Sable Forks. Price is $15/adults and $10 for children under 12. Take-outs are always available.

Mark your calendars,March 6, and March 20. See you then!

Contact for More Information: Norm Hatch Email: nhatch1@charter.net


  

2026 FISH FRY: St. James School, Gouverneur

FISH FRY AT ST. JAMES SCHOOL
Every Friday during Lent from 4:30 p.m. until sold out. $15 each. Dinner includes fried fish, choice of macaroni and cheese or french fries, cole slaw, dinner roll, beverage and your choice of dessert. Dine in or Take Out. Local deliveries available 315-287-0130

Contact for More Information: St. James School Phone Number: 315-287-0130


 

 

IHC MYSTERY PLAYERS: Lenten Schedule

The IHC Mystery Players will present the Way of the Cross around the Diocese and beyond. 

Lent 2026 Prayer Remaining Dates

Sunday, March 8, 7:30 p.m.: First Presbyterian, Watertown

Thursday, March 12, 7:30 p.m.: Corpus Christi, Round Lake

Friday, March 13, 7:30 p.m.: St. Michael's, South Glens Falls

Saturday, March 14, 7:30 p.m.: St. Bernard's, Saranac Lake

Friday, March 20, 7:30 p.m.: Holy Family, Little Falls

Sunday, March 22, 7:30 p.m. St. Cecilia's, Adams

Friday, March 27, 7:30 p.m.: Pope John XXIII, Liverpool

Sunday, March 29, 7:30 p.m.: St. James, Carthage

Thursday, April 2, 8 p.m.: IHC, Watertown

Friday, April 3, 7:30 p.m.: St. Patrick's, Watertown

For more information see: https://www.ihcschool.org/mystery-players


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MONTHLY PANCAKE BREAKFAST: In Support of Augustinian Academy

Pancake Breakfast
To Benefit Augustinian Academy
Sunday, March 8
8 a.m. until Noon
St. James Community Room, Carthage

MENU
Scrambled Eggs, Pancakes, French Toast, Ham, Sausage, Baked Goods, Juice, and Coffee

PRICE
$10 for Adults
$8 for Seniors
$5 for Children under 10
$30 for a Family of 4 or more
SPONSORED BY:
Carthage
K of C Father John Cosmic #291
Ave Maria Circle

For more information call: 315-493-3224 


 

MORRISONVILLE CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS LENTEN SOUP NIGHT & REFLECTION

The Morrisonville Catholic Daughters invite everyone to a special Lenten Soup for the Soul evening on Tuesday, March 10, in Jubilee Hall at St. Alexander’s Church.

A simple soup dinner will be served beginning at 5:30 p.m., followed by a special presentation by Shannon Looby and her daughters, Helen, Vivian, and Bernadette, who will share about their experience serving as Catholic missionaries in an orphanage in Honduras.

This evening is free and open to all. Donations will be accepted to support the ministry of the Catholic Daughters.
Come for a warm meal, meaningful fellowship, and an inspiring Lenten reflection.

Contact for More Information: Amanda Thomas Email: amanda_thomas_1229@aol.com 


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THE FORGOTTEN WORK OF MERCY: A Lenten Invitation for All Catholics to Prison Ministry

Wednesday, March 11
1 p.m. ET
60 Minutes ● via Zoom

Prison ministry is not just a calling for a special few, but a mission of the whole Church. At this event, Catholics who have wondered how to enter prison ministry will discover a place for themselves within this challenging and life-giving Work of Mercy.

Register online at https://cpmc.mykajabi.com/upcoming-programs 

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Questions about prison ministry in our diocese? Contact Deacon Jim Crowley @ 315-393-2920 or jcrowley@rcdony.org


  

CHICKEN & BISCUIT DINNER: Malone

Knights of Columbus Council 308 will hold its Chicken and Biscuit Dinners
Dates: March 11, March 25
Time: Beginning at 4 p.m.
Place: K of C Home, 41 Elm Street, Malone. 
Cost: $13 for drive-thru, take-out, or dine in
Features: Proceeds benefit our charitable donations


COMBINED PETER’S PENCE AND CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES COLLECTION: Material for parish secretaries and all interested

March 14 and 15 are the combined Peter's Pence and Catholic Relief Services Collection. Please see bulletin announcements and more! (click for PDF or WORD)

Contact for More Information: Deacon Jim Crowley Email: jcrowley@rcdony.org 


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SPAGHETTI & MEATBALL DINNER: K of C Fundraiser

Spaghetti & Meatball Dinner, Saturday, March 14, from 4 to 7 p.m.. Menu includes spaghetti, meatballs, salad, bread, beverage and dessert. $12 for Adults, $10 for senior citizens, $5 for children under 12, and children under 5 eat for free.

Contact for More Information: Parish Office at 315-629-4678


 

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DAY OF REFLECTION: Embracing Discipleship and Accompaniment

All Catechists, Catechetical Leaders, Commissioned Lay Ministers, Youth Leaders and Candidates in Formation for Ministry Program are invited. Presented by Sister Janet Schaeffler, OP. Cost is $15. Norfolk Parish Center, March 21, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. with Mass at 9 a.m. Register: www.rcdony.org/dayofreflection by 3/12. For more information,contact Cathy Russell: crussell@rcdony.org 


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ALPHA IS IN MASSENA! 

Location: St Mary's Hall, 7 Sycamore St., Massena
Dates: Tuesdays starting March 24
Time: 6 p.m.
Contact Info: 315-736-2469 or massenacatholics.com
No Cost: delicious FREE meal!


 

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REVIVAL RETREAT: For women grieving the loss of a child.

March 27-29: Revival, A Grieving Mother’s Retreat is an overnight weekend retreat that will be hosted by Red Bird Ministries for mothers grieving the loss of a child through miscarriage and stillbirth, or as an infant. This retreat offers space for prayer, connection, emotional healing, and spiritual renewal alongside other mothers who understand this type of sorrow. For more information and to register, visit: www.bit.ly/nyrevivalretreat. Full and partial scholarships are available.

Contact for More Information: Sr. Anne Marie, Sisters of Life Email and or Phone Number: Archdiocese of New York (646) 689-2613 archny.org/respect-life

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TRUST IN HIS STRENGTH": Ignite 2026 Catholic Men's Conference (Syracuse)

On March 28, The Diocese of Syracuse's 18th IGNITE Catholic Men’s Conference is back with a great lineup of speakers: Father Larry Richards and Brandan Powell. Bishop Lucia will start the day with Holy Mass at Bishop Ludden-Grimes Jr/Sr High School. Discounts on registration are available when you register a Team of 5 or 10. Visit www.ignitecatholicmen.org for details and registration. Ticket Prices go up after March 9. 

Contact for More Information: Ed Kirk: Email: lekirk3@gmail.com Phone Number: 315-560-9170


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WANTED: Guggenheim Summer Staff - Spend your summer changing lives!

Camp Guggenheim is looking for energetic and passionate people to join our 2026 summer staff! RNs and Lifeguards are especially helpful, but anyone who wants to help spread the faith while having fun should apply: https://www.rcdony.org/youth/camp/new-staff-application

Contact for More Information: Patrick Looby Email: plooby@rcdony.org


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REGISTER NOW FOR CAMP GUGGENHEIM! Registration is Open and Discounted Until March!

Ready for the best week of your life?! Registration is now OPEN for CAMP GUGGENHEIM! Scholarships are available so, don't let the cost of camp get in the way! So many people credit their time at camp as a life-changing experience! You can be next! Weeks are available for ages 11 to 18yo. www.rcdony.org/youth/camp

Contact for More Information: Patrick Looby Email: plooby@rcdony.org 


 

SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH FOUNDATION: Grant Application Cycle Now Open

In the spirit of its charism, the Sisters of St. Joseph Foundation supports initiatives that foster service to the "dear neighbor." Its goal is to assist in developing leadership and advancing initiatives related to the corporal and spiritual works of mercy in diocesan, parish and church related programs in the North Country. Applicants must be currently active in a leadership role in a diocesan parish or established program or be in training for such leadership and be sponsored by the director of the program. Applications may be submitted February 16 through May 8. Grants are a maximum of $4,000. Recipients will be notified in June. Applications may be obtained by contacting Sister Ellen Rose Coughlin, SSJ at 315-778-9679 or by email at SSJFoundationChairperson@gmail.com


 

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HIGHWAY TO HEAVEN: MAY 16, 2026 - SACRED HEART CHURCH, MASSENA: Limited Space - Register Today!

Featuring:
The Shroud of Turin exhibit, including a full-length replica of what many scientists and faithful believe is Christ’s burial cloth. It also contains a large crucifix depicting Christ’s wounds corresponding to the Gospels and the wounds shown on the Shroud and over 31 banners detailing the history and science of the Shroud.

Father Jonathan Meyer, a worship leader, media personality, and National Preacher of the Eucharistic Revival known for his spiritual dynamism, who will give talks on the Holy Eucharist.

Internationally famous and award-winning Catholic musician Sarah Kroger, who will lead music during Eucharistic Adoration. Her awe-inspiring songs will touch the hearts of people of all ages.

The event will include Holy Mass, Confessions, Eucharistic Adoration, a Eucharistic Procession with Bishop LaValley, the Eucharistic Miracles exhibit, films, vendors and more. There will be time for fellowship and service. It will be an awesome day for the whole family!

Space is limited and registration is required.  To view the schedule and register, please visit: https://www.rcdony.org/h2h

Contact for More Information: Mary Beth Bracy Email and or Phone Number: marybethbracy@gmail.com


 

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DYING WITH CHRIST, LIVING WITH HOPE: Saturday, May 30th 9:30-3:30 St. John Newman Center, Plattsburgh

When we make a commitment to die with Christ, we can truly live with hope. Learn about NYS Assisted Suicide Legislation and Canada's MAID. Discussions feature theologians and healthcare professionals giving perspectives on suffering, grief, dying and our Christian duty to care. Registration online at:  www.rcdony.org/livingwithhope ($10 donation requested). Includes lunch.

Contact for More Information: Respect Life Office Email: cminer@rcdony.org Phone: 518-524-0774   


10 DAYS MAGIC OF CHRISTMAS ON A RHINE RIVER CRUISE:  

On board the luxurious MS Amadeus Silver II
Visiting: Freiburg*Strasbourg*Speyer*Rüdesheim*
Koblenz*Cologne*Rothenburg*Nuremburg*Munich
December 3 – 12, 2026
Hosted by Father Donald Robinson
Starting at $4,599 from NEW YORK*
*Air/land tour price is $4,049 plus $550 gov’t taxes/airline charges

Contact for More Information: Father Donald Robinson Email: donrob4@twcny.rr.com  Phone Number: (315) 408-0858 



 

LINKS:

The Diocesan Calendar

Church Swap Shop

Office of Vocations Bulletin Intercessions, Cycle A - 2025-2026

Office of Vocations Bulletin Blurbs, Cycle A - 2025-2026 

Office of Evangelization Bulletin Blurbs Cycle A - 2025-2026 

Office of Vocations Newsletters  

North Country Catholic



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