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Begins Friday at 8:00 am and ends Saturday at 12 midnight. Ring the bell on side glass doors on 1st Street. This is prayer time for the annual Fortnight for Religious Freedom.

100 years ago on this date, our magnificent windows were installed just in time for the Consecration of our church building as it was "baptized' or set aside solely for use for God. Prior to our designation by Pope Francis as a minor basilica, the consecration of our building on June 29, 1919 was the most significant event in our congregation's 167-year history! Join us for Mass at 4PM which includes special music and candle-lighting of our consecration candles on the nave walls by some of our legacy families! Read about our basilica's consecration 100 years ago in our new history book you can purchase at BUTTON link above on this website. FREE EXCERPT of the chapter on the details of our consecration day 100 yrs ago is offered in PDF format for you to download at the link above. As you read, savor the special moments of that great day. You will enjoy the many blessings of the Mass this year all the more. After this Mass, we will process outdoors with the Holy Eucharist and offer Litany to St. Mary of the Angels and Sts. Peter and Paul. Following that, we will offer a special RARE tour of our basilica crypt for anyone who would like to pray for the repose of the soul of Fr. Edward Rengel who built our basilica and whose anniversary of priestly ordination falls on this very day. A Plenary Indulgence is offered this day. Complete details at the link above.

Please mark your calendars Saturday, June 29 for the opportunity to communicate to Bishop Malone your concerns/opinions surrounding the clergy sexual abuse crisis and any other topic. Eight Listening Sessions are planned throughout the diocese which are open for all Roman Catholics in the diocese to speak to the bishop. The Listening Session for our region will be held Saturday morning, June 29 from 9:30 - 11:30 am, at Archbishop Walsh Academy [208 S. 24th Street | Olean, NY]. Bishop Malone will be in attendance to listen. He will not answer questions at this event as it is designed for listening. He will give a 10-minute address following the public comments. Prayer will be included. More info at the link above

Youth Room in PLC, Second Floor -- Teens will gather for fun and energizing ice-breakers, games, prayer, and focused youth night opportunities to help us grow together and look up toward our great big God.

Led on the first Wednesday of each month by the parish Filipino Community immediately following the 12:15 PM Mass. 

First Saturday Mass and Devotions requested by the Blessed Virgin Mary at Fatima. Offered the First Saturday of each month 7:30 am includes Mass and Rosary. See link for details about this important devotion.

Stand for Life- this Sunday in Lincoln Park 1-2PM. This is a monthly witness to the sanctity of life in all stages of development. We join others in the community in this important witness as we stand and pray quietly--non-confrontational, non-judgmental. Signs are available. Come be a voice for the voiceless.

Begins Friday at 8:00 am and ends Saturday at 12 midnight. Ring the bell on side glass doors on 1st Street. You may meditate using Scripture. Choose a passage from the Bible. Read the words and ask God what He wishes for you to draw from that passage. All are welcome!

First Saturday Mass and Devotions requested by the Blessed Virgin Mary at Fatima. Offered the First Saturday of each month 7:30 am includes Mass and Rosary. See link for details about this important devotion.

Stand for Life- this Sunday in Lincoln Park 1-2PM. This is a monthly witness to the sanctity of life in all stages of development. We join others in the community in this important witness as we stand and pray quietly--non-confrontational, non-judgmental. Signs are available. Come be a voice for the voiceless.

Led on the first Wednesday of each month by the parish Filipino Community immediately following the 12:15 PM Mass. 

Begins Friday at 8:00 am and ends Saturday at 12 midnight. Ring the bell on side glass doors on 1st Street. A perfectly good Holy Hour can be made simply by sitting in the presence of God. Place yourself in front of the Blessed Sacrament and just be. Recognize Jesus as truly present in the Eucharist. Much can be learned from sitting at the feet of the Master in silent prayer. All are welcome!

Stand for Life- this Sunday in Lincoln Park 1-2PM. This is a monthly witness to the sanctity of life in all stages of development. We join others in the community in this important witness as we stand and pray quietly--non-confrontational, non-judgmental. Signs are available. Come be a voice for the voiceless.

Led on the first Wednesday of each month by the parish Filipino Community immediately following the 12:15 PM Mass. 

First Saturday Mass and Devotions requested by the Blessed Virgin Mary at Fatima. Offered the First Saturday of each month 7:30 am includes Mass and Rosary. See link for details about this important devotion.

Begins Friday at 8:00 am and ends Saturday at 12 midnight. Ring the bell on side glass doors on 1st Street. Come for as long as your schedule permits. One form of prayer is conversational prayer. Simply sit and talk to Jesus as you would with your best friend. Tell Him about your day, your family, your friends, your plans, your hopes and wishes, your troubles and concerns. Also try listening to what He wants to tell you.

Led on the first Wednesday of each month by the parish Filipino Community immediately following the 12:15 PM Mass. 

First Saturday Mass and Devotions requested by the Blessed Virgin Mary at Fatima. Offered the First Saturday of each month 7:30 am includes Mass and Rosary. See link for details about this important devotion.

Stand for Life- this Sunday in Lincoln Park 1-2PM. This is a monthly witness to the sanctity of life in all stages of development. We join others in the community in this important witness as we stand and pray quietly--non-confrontational, non-judgmental. Signs are available. Come be a voice for the voiceless.

Begins Friday at 8:00 am and ends Saturday at 12 midnight. Ring the bell on side glass doors on 1st Street. A perfectly good Holy Hour can be made simply by sitting in the presence of God. Place yourself in front of the Blessed Sacrament and just be. Recognize Jesus as truly present in the Eucharist. Much can be learned from sitting at the feet of the Master in silent prayer.