About Saints Peter and Paul · Endicott, New York
Saints Peter and Paul Byzantine Catholic Church in Endicott, New York, is a vibrant parish within the Byzantine Catholic Eparchy of Passaic, known for its rich history, beautiful architecture, and welcoming community. Founded as a sister parish to Holy Spirit Church in Binghamton, it reflects the perseverance and devotion of its members who built their own house of worship after losing their original church in a 1936 schism. The church features Byzantine/Romanesque architecture with stunning interior mosaics, stained glass, and golden cupolas. It serves as a spiritual home for those seeking the Byzantine Catholic tradition and offers a variety of ministries, sacraments, and liturgical services in both English and other languages.
- Patron
- Saints Peter and Paul
- Rector
- Very Rev. Fr. Steven Galuschik, Administrator
- Diocese
- Byzantine Catholic Eparchy of Passaic
Why belong here
Join a parish that values tradition, community, and spiritual growth. Through ministries like the Mother’s Club/Guild, religious education, and liturgical services, members experience deep faith formation and fellowship. The church offers sacraments, adoration, and opportunities for all ages to participate in worship and service, making it a welcoming home for families and individuals seeking the Byzantine Catholic tradition.