St. Anthony of Padua - Endicott, NY - Roman Catholic Churches on Waymarking.com

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"St. Anthony of Padua began in 1917 as a parish of Italian immigrants. While we maintain many of our Italian traditions, we are now an ethnically diverse family, striving to best use the vitality of our youth, the talents of our adults, and the wisdom of our senior members."
"On September 2, 1913, the Most Rev. John Grimes, Bishop of Syracuse, placed the Rev. Matthew Pellegrini in charge of the Italian parish of Binghamton and Endicott. The first Mass for parishioners of St. Anthony's was celebrated at St. Ambrose Church on September 21, 1913."
"In July of 1916, Fr. Rocco Macchiaverna was appointed the first pastor of St. Anthony's Church. The construction of the brick church began the following Spring. Arthur C. Lacey, Binghamton architect, designed the edifice. The building was constructed of brick facing on a steel frame. The original cost was $14,500.00 and the final cost was $22,500.00. There were approximately 350 predominately Italian families when St. Anthony's became incorporated in 1916."

"1942 New church dedicated April 26 (cost -$100,000); seating capacity 675."

Masses
Saturday 5:15 PM
Sunday 9:15 AM 11:45 AM
Daily 8:30 AM

Confessions Mon-Fri 8:00 AM, Sat 4:00 PM

Type of Church: Church Status of Building: Actively in use for worship Date of organization: 01/01/1915 Date of building construction: 04/26/1942 Associated Shrines, Art, etc.: St. Anthony's shrine on Buffalo Street Archdiocese: New York Diocese: Syracuse Address/Location: 300 Odell Avenue Endicott, NY USA 13760 Relvant Web Site: [Web Link] Dominant Architectural Style: Not listed

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