ST MARY & ST HEDWIG
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Confession Times
- Sunday 8:00 AM to 8:30 AM @ St Peter 10:15 AM to 10:45 AM @ St Hedwig or after Mass
- Saturday 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Or by Appointment call parish office 315 376 6662
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Mass Times
Saturday St. Peter@ 4pm
Sunday St. Peter@ 9am
Sunday St Hedwig @ 11am
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Bishops 2021 Christmas Letter
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Prayer for Peace
” Dear Lord, I pray for peace.
Jesus, you said, ” when I am lifted up on the earth, I will draw all men to myself.”
As I lift my thoughts and prayers to the high consciousness of peace, I help lift the thoughts of all people across the entire country and the world to peace.
Father, what a blessing it is to know that I can add to the peace of this country and world through prayer.God, my prayers reach out to untangle all people of the earth.
I know that the same feeling of peace that is within me resides in people everywhere no matter who they are, or where they live.
No matter the religion we profess, each person has been created with the peace of God at the core of his or her being.
God’s peace resolves all seeming disagreements and dissolves all differences.
God’s peace brings great freedom to all.
My prayer and my vision of the world is of a peaceful world.
As I hold to this prayer and vision, I remember that peace begins with me.
I pray, in Jesus Christ Name. Amen. “ -
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