Christ-led, Christ-fed, and hope filled.

St. Mary's Cathedral Parish-- comprised of St.Mary's Cathedral and Notre Dame Church--joyfully invites the people of our "Maple City" to the journey of faith through the proclamation of the Gospel, the Celebration of the Eucharist and the Sacraments, and the loving service of neighbor.

Ogdensburg was dedicated to Our Lady from its very beginning, when in 1748 Father Francois Piquet established an Indian Fort that he  named La Présentation at the juncture of the St. Lawrence and Oswegatcie Rivers. He celebrated the first solemn Mass on the site where Notre Dame Church now stands on the Feast of the Holy Trinity, June 1, 1749. The town that grew up around La Présentation became Ogdensburg, and the church was first incorporated as "Notre Dame de la Victoire" in 1859. The first St. Mary's Chapel was dedicated in 1827.

Welcome to our website, which we dedicate to Our Blessed Mother, as the entire parish is consecrated to her: "Notre Dame de la Victoire" (originally) and St. Mary's Cathedral, dedicated to the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Our Church community of Notre Dame Church and St. Mary’s Cathedral is a family of faith to welcome and serve you and the community of Ogdensburg.  The two churches were canonically joined and  incorporated as St. Mary's Cathedral Parish on July 1, 2017. Fr. Joseph Morgan is the Rector.  

If you are a visitor to our community we welcome you to join us for Daily mass or Weekend Mass at one of our churches.  You will find links below for locations as well as Mass times in our Calendar.  If you are a new or not-so-new resident of Ogdensburg looking to join our Faith community, we invite you to explore our web-site, especially the pages under the “I’m New” navigation tab.

Please keep in mind that our website is a work in progress and we are always working to make it a more useful resource for you. Your comments, questions, and suggestions are most welcome!

Report Misconduct

If you have a complaint of suspected misconduct involving diocesan clergy, religious, employees or volunteers, please contact our Diocesan Victims Assistance Coordinator, Terrianne Yanulavich at 518-483-3261 (terrianneyanulavich@yahoo.com) or the Episcopal Vicar for Clergy, Rev. Chris Carrara at 315-393-2920. As part of the efforts of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Ogdensburg to protect children, young people and other vulnerable people in our schools, parishes and ministries, it is important that your report identify:

.The child or children in danger,

.The name of the suspected abuser,

.As well as your name, address and phone number as part of your report.

Making a report to the Diocese of Ogdensburg in no way means that you should not make a report to police or child protective agencies.