** Traditional Latin Mass Community ** St. Peter's Church - Troy, New York
St. Peter's Parish History
Home
All Souls Day
Altar Servers
Benedict XVI
Benediction
The Bible
Bishop's Appeal
Bulletin Insert
Catechism
Catechism Registration
Church Councils
Cluster Parishes
Commandments
Confession
Contacts/Schedules
Cookbook
Daily Mass
Directions
Divine Mercy
Doylestown Pilgrimage
Creed
Easter Week
Eucharistic Adoration
Fast/Abstinence
Fatima
Fatima Pilgrimage
Father Gorman
Fr. Sipperly's 50th Anniversary
First Fridays
Holy Days
Information for Newcomers
Juventutem
Latin Mass Parishes
Latin Prayers
Lent
Links
Liturgical Colors
Luncheons
Mass Intentions
May Procession
Motu Proprio
Music
Missals
News/Events/Schedules
Novenas
Nuptial Mass
Parking
Sacraments
Sacramentals
St. Blaise Day
Parish History
Pastoral Planning
Photos
Pilgrimage for Restoration
Requiems
Rosary
Sacraments
St. Paul the Apostle Parish
Saints Days
Stations of the Cross
The Tridentine Mass
Una Voce
Vermont Latin Mass Group
Vocations
Why the Old Mass?
Altar Boys-St. Peter's Parish
St. Peter's Parish of Troy, New York is the oldest parish in Troy and the third oldest in New York State. In 1974, on the parish's 150th anniversary, parishioners published a history of St. Peter's. We are proud to present excerpts from it.
St. Peter's Church
Parish History Contents
The Founding of St. Peter's Parish
Fathers Havermans, Donohue, O'Reilly, and Corry
St. Peter's School
Fathers Patrick Ludden and Father John J. Walsh
The Lyceum
Father's William Walsh, Michael English, and Matthew Brennan
Rev. Father Thomas K. Flanigan
The Bells of St. Peter's
150th Anniversary Committee
