We welcome you
Truly, truly, I say to you, if you ask anything of the Father, he will give it to you in my name. (John 16:23)
Holy Name – a small church on a small street with a big and welcoming heart. Holy Name is open to you, your family, and all who are dear to you. We invite you to visit, to seek, and to join us in being light to each other, our neighborhood, our city and the world. Life’s journey is best when experienced together, and you are key to our journey toward God.
Our Church is One, Holy, Catholic, Apostolic, and Democratic.
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When/Where we meet
Holy Mass is offered every Sunday at 9:30am and 11:30am. We have a regular schedule of liturgies, devotional services, and other activities. We are located in Schenectady, New York at 1040 Pearl Street, between Crane Street and Chrisler Avenue. We are on CDTA Route 353 at the Pearl St. stop.
Teaching, proclaiming, witnessing
We are called to witness Jesus everywhere for He has saved us. In our homes; In schools; In church; In marketplaces; Regardless of race; In the streets, lanes, and highways; All over the city; In prison; In court; and Everywhere. Join us!
Our leadership
The parish is served by Fr. Jim Konicki. The Parish Chair is Mr. Lawrence Panfil. Our music director is Mrs. Elizabeth Battaglia
Our history
How we started, where we’re going, all beginning right here in Mont Pleasant in Schenectady.
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