Regular Services

Sunday

10 am Holy Eucharist in the Church with music & hymns

Wednesday

10 am Holy Eucharist at the St. Mark’s altar

Saturday

5 pm Evening service at the St. Mark’s Altar (Feb thru April)

We use the 1979 Book of Common Prayer and the 1982 Hymnal for most services at St. Mary's.

The services at St. Mark’s altar are spoken and use more traditional language (known as Rite One). They are usually about 40 minutes long.

The Sunday service in the main Church includes music and typically more contemporary language (known as Rite Two). It's usually about an hour long.

The Saturday evening service held during the winter months encourages people to "come as you are" and is held at the St. Mark's altar in the main Church. It's usually about 30 minutes long.

Special Services

In addition to our weekly worship schedule, we have special Lenten and Holy Week services, a full program of Christmas services (one for families in the late afternoon on Christmas Eve, followed by a more traditional Midnight Mass with full choir and string ensemble, and Christmas Day in the church with music). Our Blessing of the Animals takes place around the Feast of St. Francis and is one of the most favorite services all year long (see the video here, courtesy of Calvin De Mond).

Father Rick also says mass regularly at the Promenade at Tuxedo Place, a senior living facility in Tuxedo, as well as at the Valley View Nursing Home in Goshen.

St. John's in Arden

Father Rick also conducts three services each year at St. John's in Arden, NY, a small country chapel located on the former Harriman estate, ten minutes to the north of St. Mary's. These services, which utilize the 1928 Book of Common Prayer and the 1940 Hymnal, are typically held on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve and Easter Eve. These services are open to the public and many St. Mary's parishioners attend, enjoying its rustic quaintness.

Prior to the pandemic, only the Sermons were recorded and may be listened to here.