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  • Parking Lot Sealing 

    Starting Monday, August 21st we will be having the parking lot re-sealed and re-striped. The church office will be open but the parking lot will be closed to all traffic until Thursday afternoon. 

  • St. Paul's Mission

    St. Paul's strives to be a community of Christians, in the Roman Catholic tradition, responding to the call of Jesus under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, providing mutual assistance in Christian life, witness, service and worship and promoting the Reign of God as proclaimed in the Scriptures:

    • to Act with justice
    • to Love tenderly
    • to Serve one another
    • to Walk humbly with God

  •  Priest

    Father Sean Harlow, O. Carm.

  • Our History

    Click here to read the story of St Paul's by Deacon John Frohbose

  • Religious Education

    Have a Blessed Summer!

    Adult Religious Education

    The Wednesday Sunday Scripture group is on vacation for the summer and will resume in September. Watch the bulletin for future dates. 

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    R.C.I.A.

    Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (R.C.I.A.) classes will begin in September 2017 and are held on Thursday evening from 7:00 - 8:30 PM through Easter of 2018. R.C.I.A. is open to any:

    Un-Baptized adults wishing to become Catholic. Persons Baptized in other Christian Churches. Baptized Catholics who never received Reconciliation, First Eucharist or Confirmation and seek full membership in the community.

    For registration or more information, please call the church office at 361-3107. 

  • Prayer Request

    Our Teen Liturgy group, “The Good News Bearers” would like to pray for your needs and concerns. If you have a prayer concern let us know by filling out a prayer request card. You can find our prayer request box at one of the entrances to the church. 

  • Word on Fire

  • St. Francis - Volume 1 of The Pivotal Players

     

  • Catholic News Service

  • Old Tyme BBQ

    St. Paul's Olde Tyme Chicken Bar-B-Que will be a day worth saving. And savoring! On Sunday, September 17th, spend some "Tyme" enjoying the company of "Olde" friends (that's longevity, not their ages) as you dine alfresco at the Town of Crawford Park on Lybolt Road. Bid hazy summer
    days adieu and usher in autumn's crisp air in an atmosphere punctuated by fun and the wafting aroma of Chicken Bar-B-Que. Make "Tyme" to purchase your tickets August 26th & 27th and save September 17th on your calendars before our Bar-B-Que becomes "Olde" news. That still leaves you "Tyme" to think about those whales and our trees. 

  • BackPack s for Children

    Girl Scout Troup 711 will once again hold the back to school Backpack drive.  See the bulletin for detials and how you can help
     

  • Mass Intention Book 

    Our Church Mass Book for the year 2018 is now open for anyone who would like to schedule an announced Mass next year. We have Masses available for Saturday evenings and Sunday mornings. The usual donation is $10.00 per name, paid at the time of scheduling. Thank you! 

  • Dinner Dance 

    We are starting to put together our Fall Dinner Dance committee and looking for volunteers to help with the planning. If you are interested in joining this committee please contact Lourdes Eyer at 845-664-0171 or fjeyer@netzero.com. 

  • Eucharistic Ministry

    If you are interested in serving at Mass, we are in need of Eucharistic Ministers at our Saturday evening and Sunday morning Masses. Please prayerfully consider if this is a ministry you would feel called to, and if so contact Anna in the church office at 361-3107 or o389@archny.com. A date for training will be announced. 

  • Parish Life Survey

    St. Paul's is forming a committee for the creation of a Parish Life Survey. The survey will be aimed at understanding the interests, needs and concerns of our parishioners, as those relate to church involvement and participation. We are looking for volunteers for this committee. Experience in the creation of and/or use of surveys is not required, but would be a great resource. If you are interested, please email the Parish Council at pc.stpaulsbullville@gmail.com. 

  • New to St Paul's?

    New Parishioners are always welcome and are encouraged to join the Parish. Why Register?

    To facilitate communication with you

    So we can more accurately plan for parish needs

    Sacramental record keeping

    Active membership allows a person to be a godparent at Baptism or sponsor a child at Confirmation.

    Young Adults should register whether they live with their parents or on their own. This makes it possible for you to demonstrate that you, your-self, are a registered active and participating individual member of St. Paul’s Church, apart from your parents. We hope that you will find our church community a place where your life of faith will be nourished. Your prayers, your presence, and your talents are most welcome here. 

  • Free Access to Formed

    My dear Sisters and Brothers,

    A wonderful thing is now available to all parishioners in the archdiocese! The Archdiocese of New York is subsidizing for one year a subscription to the on-line site: FORMED. Everyone in the parish can now access the web site: formed.org, by using the Parish Access Code: H36R3F. Take note that you must use capital letters in order to sign in properly.

    Go to FORMED.ORG, use the access code, and you will be asked to register an account with your name, address and email address. The site will then lead you to faith formation programs, Bible studies, Catholic-themed movies, e-books, conferences and much more, all of it free.

    I hope that you will make use of this site and open yourself to the some of the best traditional explanations of our Catholic Faith.

    Fr. Sean