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Photos: The new glow of a Guardian Angel in Corpus Christi Church

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The Parish of Corpus Christi ( 199 Clarck St., Buffalo) would like to thank the Swiatek Studios for restoration and cleaning of the Guardian Angel Stained Glass window in the back of the church. The window needed extensive work. After carefully removing the window, the old glazing was carefully removed and dismantled to be rebuilt with new lead. The center section of the window also restored in the same way with a bar inserted to prevent future damage and provide greater support. When the windows were installed (January 9 – Thursday, 2020) additional glazing was added. We thank the Swiatek Studios (9670 Main St. Clarence, NY 14031) for their professionalism and kindness to our parish.

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Wigilia at Corpus Christi Church on Sunday, January 12th

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Corpus Christi Church is hosting a sharing of Opłatek, Homemade Wigilia dinner, and the singing of Kolędy and Carols on Sunday, January 12th. Welcoming The Polish Folk Carolers Ludowa Nuta, from Hamilton, Ont.

Pre-sale tickets are $15. A limited amount of tickets at the door for $18. Free for children under 12.Please call to reserve tickets, at 716-242-9051, or 716-896-1050.

Celebration begins with Mass at 11 a.m. (in English and Polish with kolędy). After Mass: Opłatek, Dinner and Kolęda with Ludowa Nuta at Corpus Christi Hall 165 Sears St.

Facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/760251514457101/

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Fr. Michał Czyżewski visits St. Luke’s Mission of Mercy’s Our Lady of Hope School

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On Friday January 3, 2020 Fr. Michal Czyzewski (pastor of Corpus Christi Church in Buffalo), was invited to Saint Luke Mission – School. He prayed with the students and teachers. Fr. Czyzewski bless the classroom and wrote over the classrooms doors with Catholic tradition of C +M +B. The letters C, M, B have two meanings: They are the initials of the traditional names of the three magi: Caspar, Melchior, and Balthazar. They also abbreviate the Latin words Christus mansionem benedicat, “May Christ Bless the house.”

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