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New priory in Nicholville, NY

NICHOLVILLE, NY
10-26-2012

The new priory for St. Therese's Church and Academy is located three hours north of Syracuse, New York, half an hour south of the Canadian border an hour north of the beautiful Adirondack Mountains and Lake Placid.

The SSPX got there from many families ...the Fullerton Family and others were served by a priest who would say the traditional Mass in the Fullerton's home in Hopkinton. Later they built a chapel on their property. Mrs. Fullerton also taught her own children at home and later other families with children began to request to attend and so a school developed and was built on some property donated in Nicholville in the mid 1980s. Later a chapel was built in 1998.

The priests of the SSPX began to serve the chapel from Ridgefield, CT along with the circuit of Glens Falls, Syracuse, Binghamton, NY.

More recently after Syracuse was made a priory, a priest from there would drive to Nicholville and Glens Falls each weekend to provide the sacraments.

This was a long circuit of nine hours, thus establishing a priory in Nicholville will facilitate priests serving this chapel and other chapels, and will greatly reduce the amount of travel for the Syracuse priory priests, so they may devote more time to their work.

Nicholville has a small grade school and a parish of about 275 persons. The priests residing at the priory will be able to devote time to establishing a community life with daily Mass, a public prayer routine of Prime, Sext, Compline and the rosary in the chapel, and in addition to teaching in the school, fulfill the dependent Mass circuits.

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