St. Margaret's Church
Welcomes You!
Heart Speaks to Heart
Mass Schedule
Saturdays
5:15 pm
Sundays
9:15 am
Weekdays
Tues. 8:15 am
Wed. 8:15 am
Thurs. 8:15 am
Confession Schedule
Saturdays
4:30 - 5:00 pm
Upcoming Events & Special Mass schedules:
Weekend of 10/15-16 St. Mary-Margaret, Parish Feast – theme: “Who is St. Margaret?”
Saturday, 10/15 Wine and Cheese Fest with Trivia 6:00 pm-9:30 pm click here for more info
Tuesday, 11/1 Holy Day of Obligation, All Saints Day Mass: 12:00 noon and 5:30 pm
Wednesday, 11/2 Mass of Remembrance at 5:30 pm
Thursday, 11/24 Thanksgiving Day Mass at 9:00 am
Thursday, 12/8 Holy Day of Obligation, Immaculate Conception Mass: 12:00 noon and 5:30 pm
Saturday, 12/24 Christmas Eve Masses at 4:00 and 6:00 pm
Sunday, 12/25 Christmas Day Mass at 9:15 am
Weekend of 12/31-1/1/2023 New Year’s Eve Mass at 5:15 pm; New Year's Day Mass at 9:15 am
Advent Reconciliation 12/3, 12/10, 12/17 from 4-5 pm and Monday, 12/19, from 4 pm-7 pm
Welcome to St. Margaret's Church, the Roman Catholic community in Mattydale, New York, for almost 95 years. It is our objective here to provide our parishioners and visitors with background information on programs and resources as well as the latest announcements of the happenings in our parish. Whether you are a new visitor to our website or a regular user, we are happy that you are here. It is our hope that you will find the information you need and sense the dedication, mission, love of service, and faith in Jesus that motivates our worship and activities. Please look us over, and visit our site often. May you have a blessed day, and we’ll see you at church.
PARISH MISSION STATEMENT The Parishioners of St. Margaret's faith community strive continuously to grow in the love and service of God and one another. Each member contributes his or her talents in the growth process through meaningful liturgies, sharing prayer and faith. Our parish vision reflects the hopes and dreams of our parish as a worshipping community with a vibrant prayer life, celebrating the Sacraments and meaningful liturgies and being a community of service sensitive to the needs of others, evangelizing and spreading the "Good News" to all people.
