People who attend St. Elizabeth Seton Parish are encouraged to register. Contact the This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.for more information.
For those considering SES as a parish to practice your Catholic faith, consider reviewing the parish history or the biography of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton. Also feel free to contact one of the parish priests or deacons.
“Listen to the noise they make like the rumbling of chariots, like the roar of fire sweeping across a field of stubble, or like a mighty army moving into battle”” - Joel 2:5
Ears are sensitive organs and loud noises can damage them. If you have trouble hearing the person next to you speak, the noise is already in the danger level. Normal conversation, alarm clocks, and street sounds measure 80 decibels (dB) which is just under the point that is safe (85 dB). Sounds from rock music, chain saws, subways, lawnmowers, and snowmobiles range from 90-110 dBs and over time will cause hearing loss. To prevent this type of permanent loss, wear earplugs to soften the sound and when possible, limit your time around any loud noise.
Renewed in Faith Hope and Charity
The 2017 Annual Catholic Appeal is now underway in the diocese. To view some of the charitable initiatives, please view the video below that displays some of the programs & beneficiaries.
As a parish it would be an accomplishment to meet our goal and increase parishioner participation. Please pray for a successful campaign. Thank you. Father Prince.
The Parish Coffee Hour is held most Sundays following the 9:30 am Mass.
Baked goods are always welcome! There are usually 2 families who volunteer to host each Sunday. The first Sunday of the month is always hosted by the Prime Timers.If you would like to host a coffee hour please contact Cyndi Markovitz.