In this issue of “More Good News” we are celebrating the 50th anniversary of our Music Ministry, which began in 1976 as the Folk Group. Of course, we all enjoy the enhancement of weekly Masses with the contribution of our choir and musicians under Peter Elacqua’s direction. There is another component to that ministry, however […]
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24 children receive Jesus in the Eucharist for the first time
On Sunday, April 26, 2026, 24 children received their First Holy Communion with their families and friends in attendance. The children, under the guidance of Terri Panuccio, K-6 Faith Formation director, have been preparing for this day for months. The children’s last names are not published due to diocesan guidelines that prohibit identifying children younger […]
New tenant sought for parish’s former convent building
Father Jim is seeking a new tenant for the former convent building. The current occupant is leaving. Organizations or businesses looking for a place to rent are urged to call the parish office at 315-735-1482 for details. If anyone you know might be interested, please have them contact the office.
Gallery, video: Celebrating the Resurrection at the Easter Vigil
The Resurrection of Our Lord was celebrated in joyful style during the Easter Vigil on Saturday, April 4. The evening began in the dark with the lighting of the Paschal Candle and the procession around the church, where parishioners held their lit candles illuminating the building. Old Testament readings highlighted, among others, the creation story, […]
Gallery: Holy Thursday and remembering the Last Supper
Parishioners and friends from Mount Carmel / Blessed Sacrament and St. Anthony & St. Agnes parishes commemorated the Last Supper and the institution of the Holy Eucharist on Holy Thursday, April 2, at Mount Carmel Church. The traditional setting of the altar table and washing of the feet took place. After Mass, the procession around […]
Former parishioner publishes second faith-based book
Former parishioner Dr. John D. DeCotis, retired Fayette County Schools Superintendent, recently had his second faith-based book, “Believe It,” published by Christian Faith Publishing. After teaching religious education for many years, he encountered confusion and questions concerning the teaching and practice of faith. This book explores many questions that people may have about their faith. […]
Diocese’s Jail Ministry in need of new white socks for inmates
The Diocese of Syracuse’s Jail Ministry has been overwhelmed with requests for socks lately, getting as many as 30 to 40 requests per week. Its supply of socks almost is depleted. We’re asking our parishioners during Lent to please purchase new CREW socks (not ankle). They must be WHITE (no stripes). They can have a […]
Gallery, video: ‘Carnevale 2026’ packs gymnasium with kids, adults
Children and adults were treated to the second annual “Carnevale” on Saturday, Feb. 21, hosted by the parish’s Social Ministry and the Italian Heritage Club of the Mohawk Valley. It was organized once again by Fred Valentini, who conducted the activities. Participants created Mardi Gras-style masks, colored Italian characters and were treated to drinks and […]
We’re looking for people to bring the Eucharist to homebound, sick
Is there someone in your family or among your friends who wishes to receive the Eucharist on a weekly or monthly basis and is unable to attend Mass because of illness or disability? Are you willing to be an extraordinary minister for that person and bring the Eucharist to them? You are qualified if you […]
Maria building her life on lessons learned from her mom
ABOVE: Maria Peycke and her mom, Rosemarie Chiffy. Maria said her daughter Mia was right by her side as Maria cared for her mother. “Mia has always had an understanding of my mother’s situation that was far beyond her years. As we discussed what would happen for her after graduation, she said that she wanted […]









