Diocese of Buffalo Mourns the Death of

Bishop Edward U. Kmiec June 4, 1936 ~ July 11, 2020

Parish Mission Statement

We, the faith community of Infant of Prague Parish, united in the Holy Spirit celebrate the presence of Christ in Word, Sacrament, and each other.  We strive to build up the kingdom of God in a spirit of fellowship and service.  We welcome all to journey with us as we continue to mature in our faith by our worship of God and our reaching out to our brothers and sisters in need.

ANNOUNCEMENT.....Weekend Masses Resume as of June 13

                               Saturday, 4pm....Sunday 8:30, 10:30!

Please remember the social distancing of 6 feet, wear your face covering, and bring your hand sanitizer!  But most importantly come home to worship in heart and mind!  

TEACHING ON CREMATION: Because cremation continues to gain in popularity and is becoming much more common among Catholics, Bishop Richard Malone has asked us to share with our parishioners the most recent teaching of the Church on this option. Pope Francis has directed the Vatican’s Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith to publish new instructions reaffirming teaching that the Catholic Church is not opposed to cremation, while continuing to recommend that cremated remains of the deceased be buried in Catholic cemeteries or other sacred spaces, such as a church or an area set aside for burial. The Church does not allow for the cremated remains to be placed in a residence, nor are they to be scattered in the air, on land or at sea, or preserved in mementos, such as jewelry or other objects. Church teaching also prohibits cremated remains from being divided among family members. Cremation was permitted by the Catholic Church in 1963 and incorporated into Canon Law in 1983. Catholics need to understand the Church teaching that surrounds cremation and burial of cremated remains, so there are no misunderstandings at the time of death. Call Catholic Cemeteries at 873-6500 or visit www.buffalocatholiccemeteries.org for more information regarding cremation burial. Your attention is also directed to the March issue of our diocesan Catholic newspaper, the Western New York Catholic, for additional information.

Our parish seminarian.....MICHAEL JOHNSON MICHAEL JOHNSON Third Theology/Pastoral Year  Home Town:  Cheektowaga, NY Home Parish:  Infant of Prague, Cheektowaga, NY Education:  Community College of the Air Force-A.A.S. Information Systems Technology; Buffalo State College-B.A. Philosophy, Minor in Religious Studies Work Experience:  Public Safety Dispatcher-Grand Island Fire Company (2014-2016) & Town of Tonawanda (2005-2011); Ambulance Dispatcher-AMR (formerly Rural/Metro Medical Services) (2014-2016); Coordinator of Spiritual Life-St. John the Baptist Parish, Lockport (2013) Honorably discharged U.S. Air Force Veteran, served from 1995-2004

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RCIA classes ongoing throughout the year......

Do you know anyone wondering about the church?  "Why do Catholics do that?"  Do you or someone you know need to be confirmed?  RCIA, the rite of Christian Initiation of Adults, is the answer and the beginning!  Please call the parish center to register and for info...634-3660.

Please check the weekly bulletin for a complete list of Parish news, announcements, and events. Click HERE to download Infant of Prague online bulletins.

Mass Schedule

Saturday Vigil: 4:00 pm
Sunday: 8:30 am & 10:30 am
Weekday Masses:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 8:30 am
Confessions: Saturday 2-3 pm and on request starting July 11, 2020
Anointing of the Sick:
After any daily Mass on request and the last Monday of the month at the 8:30 am Mass
First Friday Adoration:
9:00 am - 6:00 pm