Holy Angels Catholic School
Holy Angels is a child-centered, family-sensitive Catholic School.
We are dedicated to the development of the whole child:
intellectually, spiritually, emotionally, physically and socially.
Our students are challenged to learn, lead and serve as Jesus
taught. Stop by for a Tour Today!
Solidarity with Our Immigrant Brothers and Sisters
Chieko Noguchi
Compelled by the Gospel of Jesus Christ and recognizing the inherent dignity of each person as a child of God, we stand in firm solidarity with our immigrant brothers and sisters who live and labor in these United States. From the founding of our nation, immigrants have been essential to this society’s growth and prosperity...
Harvest Dinner Dance 2024
Saint Joseph the Worker
We are filled with joy as we reflect on the wonderful day at Saint Joseph the Worker Church. It was truly uplifting to see so many parishioners coming together, sharing moments of connection, smiles, and laughter, all while embracing the spirit of our faith. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us—your presence made the day unforgettable, and we are deeply grateful for each of you.
Reverse Advent Calendar
St. Joseph the Worker
We are urging everyone to consider participating in the reverse advent calendar! Saint Joseph The Worker food pantry is in dire need. We are now serving a months supply of food to over 350 to 400 families. The total number of people is between 700 and 900 people during a slow month. This includes an increase in people over 55 who are working, as well as senior citizens. Any donation would be greatly appreciated!
FIAT Pregnancy Support Program
This program is a dedicated help line designed to assist callers
in accessing the counsel, resources, and encouragement needed
to choose life when facing a pregnancy with unexpected or difficult
circumstances. It is available 24x7, 365 days of the year to any
woman regardless of age, religion, immigration status or ability to pay.
Pastor’s Desk on 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year, B
Fr. Janusz Mocarski
Last July over 50 thousand Catholics gathered in Indianapolis for the 10th National Eucharistic Congress. Obviously, the central theme of the gathering was the Eucharist. One of the key speakers at the Eucharistic Congress, Monsignor James Shea, said...
Message from the pastor on Sunday, October 6, 2024
Fr. Janusz Mocarski
As much as I would like to focus only on the pastoral issues of our parish, this time I need to explain some pending issues that touch the entire Diocese of Rockville Centre, hence, all the Catholics on Long Island. I am sure that most of you have already heard from the local news outlets that our diocese is about to strike a deal regarding the pending lawsuits...
Prayer to Consecrate the 2024 US Election to the Blessed Virgin Mary
Fr. Chad Ripperger
As we approach the 2024 U.S. election, let us gather in heartfelt prayer, seeking guidance and wisdom for our nation. May we ask for unity among all citizens, compassion for differing perspectives, and a commitment to justice and integrity. Let this election be a reflection of our highest ideals, fostering hope and renewal for all.
The Growing Danger of
Physician Assisted Suicide
A Pastoral Statement to the People of God
of the Diocese of Rockville Centre Most
Reverend John O. Barres, Bishop of Rockville
Centre
Legislation pending in Albany seeks to upend the doctor-
patient relationship at its most vulnerable moment via
physician-assisted suicide. The bill, which seems to be
gaining momentum, authorizes doctors to dispense pills
that literally poison patients who have been given terminal
diagnoses...
Proposal 1: A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing
NYS Catholic Conference
On November 5, faithful citizens throughout the nation will have the opportunity once again to exercise their sacred right to vote. Pope Francis has reminded us that as thoughtful Catholics, we must participate in the public square for the sake of the common good. Every Catholic is called to do the work of...
5 Prayers for Those Impacted by School Shootings
Emma Danzey
Saint Joseph the Worker stands in solidarity with the Apalachee High School community during this tragic time. We extend our heartfelt prayers and condolences to the families and friends of the victims. We pray for healing and strength for those who are grieving and for the entire Apalachee High School community.
Pastor’s Desk on the 18th Sunday of Ordinary Time, year B
Fr. Janusz Mocarski
Many people ask me how I am doing and "what’s next" with my condition. For the time being nothing has changed. I am still paralyzed from the waist down. As you can see and hear I can function in the wheelchair and work as a pastor of the parish. I am very grateful to God that at least this I can do, not without an effort though...