Welcome to our parish. We meet for Mass every Sunday at 10:00 am and Noon, and Monday through Friday at Noon. You will find us at 1040 Pearl St., Schenectady, NY, between Crane Street and Chrisler Avenue.
Come as you are. Our pastor, Fr. Jim Konicki, and Parish Chair Mr. Paul Zawistowski lead a warm, prayerful parish. Mrs. Elizabeth Battaglia directs music that lifts our worship.
Office hours are Monday–Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Call the parish office at 402.451.6622 for general needs, or 402.451.6622 x801 for Hispanic Ministry. We also serve families through our school, Field House, and St. Vincent de Paul assistance.
Plan your visit with ease. We are accessible via CDTA Route 353 at the Pearl St. stop. For pastoral care during illness or hospital stays, call the rectory. Burial and cemetery records are managed through the parish office to support families in every season of life.
Key Takeaways
- Mass times: Sundays at 10am and Noon; weekdays at Noon.
- Location: 1040 Pearl St., Schenectady, NY, near CDTA Route 353.
- Leadership: Fr. Jim Konicki, Parish Chair Paul Zawistowski, Music Director Elizabeth Battaglia.
- Office hours: Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm; main phone 402.451.6622.
- Community resources: school, Field House, and St. Vincent de Paul support available.
Welcome to Holy Name — a Catholic church with a big, welcoming heart
A modest building on Pearl Street holds a community that reaches far beyond its doors. We invite you to visit, to seek, and to join us in being light to each other, our neighborhood, and our city.
Our mission: worship, witness, and community in Christ
We worship with warmth and honesty, offering prayer and sacrament that nourish daily life. Each week people of all ages gather to pray, learn, and serve.
We witness without walls. Our calling moves into homes, schools, workplaces, streets, courts, and hospitals. No one is excluded from care and hope.
- Feel welcomed by a faith family that lives its mission daily.
- Find ministries for music, Bible study, outreach, and fellowship.
- Share your gifts and help bring light across the city and beyond.
Come this Sunday and stay for conversation. Discover how Holy Name Catholic life can be your spiritual home and support through the week.
When and where we gather for Mass, Confession, and Adoration
Knowing when we gather makes it easier to join worship, receive sacraments, or spend quiet time in prayer.
Weekend Mass schedule
Join us on Sundays: two options—10am or Noon—so families and individuals can pick the best time to worship together.
Daily Mass times
Daily Mass is offered Monday through Friday at Noon. It’s a simple way to center your week with the Eucharist, even during a lunch break.
Confession and pastoral care
To receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation, please call the parish office for current confession times. Our priest is available to help you encounter God’s mercy.
Adoration and devotional services
Spend quiet time in the Blessed Sacrament during scheduled adoration and devotional services. Check with the office for special prayer times or changes for holy days.
- Location: 1040 Pearl Street, between Crane Street and Chrisler Avenue, Schenectady, New York.
- Transit: CDTA Route 353 stops at Pearl St., steps from the doors.
- Parish Office: 402.451.6622 — call for schedule updates, accessibility needs, or pastoral requests.
Experience the sacraments and prayer life at holy name catholic church
Make room in your week for sacraments, praise, and quiet reflection that renew daily life. Our liturgical schedule blends rich music, reverent Mass, and simple devotional times so people can grow in faith and practice.
Experience the Sacraments: Holy Mass and beyond
Grow in grace through Communion, reconciliation, and pastoral care offered with compassion. Members and visitors find careful preparation for baptisms, marriages, and funerals.
Join us for prayer, reflection, and Bible study
Praise & Worship Here. Join communal prayer, Eucharistic devotion, and small groups that study Scripture with practical application.
- Deepen discipleship through Eucharistic devotion and community intercession.
- Participate in praise that lifts hearts and quiet reflection that restores clarity.
- Find guidance, music ministry, and friendly companions as you grow in prayer.
Parish community life: fellowship, events, and ways to serve
From weekly socials to seasonal drives, our parish offers many ways to belong and serve. Newcomers find a warm welcome and clear steps to join groups, volunteer, or ask for help.
Upcoming events and regular gatherings
Look for after-Mass coffee, study circles, and seasonal events that build friendship. These small gatherings help a big city feel like a close neighborhood.
Fellowship, care, and outreach
Serve families in crisis through our CarePortal partnership. Connect with St. Vincent de Paul at 402.238.4767 for referrals or to volunteer.
- Fraternal ties: PNA Council 308 and Spojnia Credit Union offer member benefits.
- Seasonal drives invite the whole parish to serve together with joy.
- Start by attending one event and introducing yourself; we’ll help you find a role.
Cemeteries and pastoral services in times of need
We maintain two parish cemeteries and keep records at the parish office for funeral planning and burial needs.
| Service | Location / Contact | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Holy Name of Jesus Cemetery | 185 Donald Ave, Schenectady | Records at parish office; contact for plots and arrangements |
| Good Shepherd Cemetery | 192 Truax Rd, Amsterdam | Burial services coordinated through the parish office |
| Emergency assistance referral | St. Vincent de Paul: 402.238.4767 | Volunteer and referral opportunities available |
If you need help with milestones—baptisms, weddings, funerals—call the parish office so we can walk with you through every detail.
Leadership, location, and parish office contacts
Quick access to leadership, location, and office contacts helps when time matters. Use these details to call for sacraments, events, or pastoral care.
Parish leadership and music ministry
Pastor: Fr. Jim Konicki guides pastoral life with steady care.
Parish Chair: Mr. Paul Zawistowski supports governance and planning.
Music Director: Mrs. Elizabeth Battaglia leads liturgical music that lifts worship.
Parish office and hours
The office is at 1040 Pearl Street, between Crane Street and Chrisler Avenue in Schenectady. CDTA Route 353 stops at Pearl St., so arriving by bus is easy.
Hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00 am–5:00 p.m. Call 402.451.6622 for general help.
Key ministries and phone numbers
- Hispanic Ministry: 402.451.6622 x801
- School: 402.451.5403
- Field House: 531.375.5872
- St. Vincent de Paul: 402.238.4767
| Service | Contact | When to call |
|---|---|---|
| Parish Office | 402.451.6622 | Office hours, registrations, general questions |
| Hispanic Ministry | 402.451.6622 x801 | Spanish-language support and referrals |
| Sick calls / Rectory | Call the rectory via parish office | Serious illness or hospital admission — call at any time, leave voicemail after 5:00 p.m. |
Save these contacts so you can reach the right ministry at the right time for baptisms, funerals, or quick questions.
Conclusion
Stop by 1040 Pearl Street to join a warm community that prays, serves, and listens. We offer Mass every Sunday at 10am and Noon, and weekday Masses at Noon.
We warmly invite you to experience the love of Christ at holy name. Bring a friend, introduce yourself to an usher, or speak with our priest after Mass.
Make this parish your spiritual home. Contact the office during weekday hours to ask about confession, Adoration, Bible study, or registering as a member. Explore ways to serve through CarePortal, St. Vincent de Paul, or music ministry.
If you face illness or grief, let us walk with you through pastoral care and funeral support. We are grateful you’re considering this journey—may peace guide your steps into the life of the name catholic community.
FAQ
What are the weekend Mass times and where do they take place?
Weekend Masses are offered on Saturday and Sunday with morning and mid-day options at the parish campus. Check the parish bulletin or website for exact times each week, as special liturgies and holy days can change the schedule.
When is daily Mass during the week?
Daily Mass is celebrated Monday through Friday, typically in the morning and sometimes in the evening. Visit the parish office or call ahead for the current weekday schedule to confirm times.
How can I go to Confession?
Confession times are scheduled weekly and before certain Masses. The parish posts times for the sacrament online and at the church entrance. You can also contact the parish office to arrange a private appointment with a priest.
Is there Eucharistic Adoration or other devotional services?
Yes. The community offers Eucharistic Adoration and devotional services throughout the month, including prayer nights and Benediction. Schedules are available from the parish office and on the parish calendar.
How do I register as a parishioner or update my contact information?
You can register in person at the parish office during office hours or complete an online form on the parish website. For contact updates, call the parish secretary or send an email to the parish office.
What sacraments are available and how do I prepare?
The parish celebrates Baptism, First Communion, Reconciliation, Confirmation, Matrimony, Anointing of the Sick, and Eucharist. Preparation classes and guidelines are offered for families, couples, and candidates; contact the parish office or the sacramental coordinator for details.
Are there adult faith formation and Bible study options?
Yes. The parish hosts adult faith formation classes, Bible studies, and small groups throughout the year. Sessions meet at various times to accommodate busy schedules; see the parish events calendar for current offerings.
What community and outreach programs are available?
The parish runs fellowship gatherings, volunteer outreach, food drives, and service projects. Ministries support seniors, families, and neighbors in need. Volunteers are always welcome—contact the ministry coordinator to get involved.
How do I find information about funerals, cemeteries, and pastoral care?
Funeral planning and pastoral care services are coordinated through the parish office and the pastoral staff. Information about cemetery options and memorial services is available by phone or appointment with the parish funeral coordinator.
Who leads the parish and how can I reach the music or Hispanic ministry?
Parish leadership includes the pastor, pastoral staff, and lay ministry leaders. The music ministry and Hispanic Ministry have dedicated coordinators and phone contacts listed on the parish website and bulletin. Call the parish office for direct numbers and email addresses.
What are the parish office hours and how can I contact them?
The parish office maintains regular weekday hours and may offer limited evening access for special events. Phone numbers, email, and a map to the campus are available on the parish website. Drop by during office hours for in-person assistance.
Are there opportunities for youth and family programs?
The parish offers religious education, youth groups, family events, and seasonal retreats. Programs are designed for school-age children through young adults. Registration information is posted each semester and through the faith formation office.