About St. Casimir · Buffalo, New York
St. Casimir Roman Catholic Church in Buffalo, New York, is a Byzantine-style parish established in 1890 and officially founded as a church in 2011 under Bishop Edward Kmiec. The church, a Buffalo Historic Landmark since 1977, was dedicated on May 5, 1929, during difficult economic times and built by artisans Chester Oakley and Joseph Fronczak under the vision of former pastor Rev. Anthony Majewski. It continues to serve the community with regular worship, spiritual events, and a strong emphasis on faith and heritage.
- Established
- 1890
- Patron
- St. Casimir
Why belong here
Join a parish with deep roots and a Byzantine architectural treasure, where generations gather for Mass, spiritual events, and community fellowship. The church offers seasonal devotions, adoration, and a welcoming environment for all ages. Ministries and sacraments are available to support spiritual growth and community life.
Mass times at St. Casimir
Weekly Mass schedule
Adoration times
- 11:30-12:30 First Friday
History
The parish was founded in 1890. The church building was dedicated on May 5, 1929, and was paid for during economically strenuous times. Bishop Edward Kmiec established the Church of St. Casimir in March 2011, highlighting its resilient stewardship and reverence. The architectural vision of former pastor Rev. Anthony Majewski was realized by artisans Chester Oakley and Joseph Fronczak, resulting in a Byzantine-style masterpiece.
Worship & Services
Masses are held on Lord’s Day at 10am and on First Friday from 11:30am to 12:30pm. Seasonal devotions occur at 9:40am and Holy Day Masses at 7pm. Adoration is held on First Friday from 11:30am to 12:30pm. The Info Center is open Fridays from 1pm-3pm.
Architecture & Heritage
The Byzantine-style church is a Buffalo Historic Landmark since 1977. It was built during economically strenuous times and designed by artisans Chester Oakley and Joseph Fronczak under the vision of former pastor Rev. Anthony Majewski, who sought to 'raise the spirits of believers to spiritual greatness.'
Pastors & rectors through the years
- Rev. Anthony Majewski
Former pastor whose vision was 'to raise the spirits of believers to spiritual greatness'