Our Lady of Ostrabrama stands majestically on Depot Lane in Cutchogue and is a testament to a small group of Polish immigrants who came to the Cutchogue area in the early 1900’s. In 1908, they created a society in honor of St.Josaphat. It's purpose was to organize and support the immigrants in their efforts to receive permission to have Polish chapel which would serve their needs in the only language they understood, Polish.
In 1912, after considerable discussion, the chapel was moved from it's original location on the Main Road in Cutchogue across farm fields to Depot Lane. However, in 1918, it was destroyed by a fire. The cornerstone for the present church building was dedicated in October, 1919. We continue to embrace the Polish heritage of our original members and have happily welcomed new members from many backgrounds to form a new family in Christ.

UPCOMING EVENTS:

FIRST FRIDAY EXPOSITION: June 7, after 8:30 am mass.

ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Saturday, May 4, during 8:30am mass.NEXT PARISH COUNCIL MEETING: Tuesday, May 21 at 7pm in the rectory.

MEN'S BIBLE STUDY: May 6 at 7 pm in the Sacred Heart parish hall.

THEOLOGY 101 CHURCH HISTORY: with Father Roy Tvrdik, Wednesdays at 3PM with mass at 4:30PM. Please join us for class and/or mass.

THE RICHES OF EUCHARISTIC ADORATION: Presentation by Dr. Michael Hoonhout, Ph.D. Professor of Dogmatic Theology 7-830 pm - Tuesday, May 7.

FIRST COMMUNION:God bless our First Holy Communion Children!