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Looking for catholic church in suffolk county

ourwday Posted:

Looking for catholic church in suffolk county

Hi Ladies and Congrats to you all!! Its my first time here. I was told this is a great place to get information. I was wondering if any of you could possible suggest some catholic churches in suffolk county long island ny for weddings?
thank you
anneandchris Posted:

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Congrats and Welcome.

Suffolk is a pretty big place -- any specific areas you are looking at?
Randilotus Posted:

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Congratulations to you! This is a great site. We are RH(Reception Hall) twins! Where in Suffolk?

Toucan311 Posted:

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I know at my church - St Marys in East Islip - you have to be a member of the Parish to be married at the Church.

ourwday Posted:

Re: Looking for catholic church in suffolk county

The reception is going to take place in East Northport so somewhere not to far from there would be good. We just moved to suffolk county so I am not too familiar with all the towns yet. Thanks!!

ourwday Posted:

Re: Looking for catholic church in suffolk county

Oh good. How do you feel the RH handled everything/ I just booked with them today. Very excited. I church not to far maybe 20 min or so from there would be great. also...if its not too much trouble, did you use a particular hotel in the area for your traveling guests/?

ps. thanks for teaching me some of the lingo on this site i ihave a hard time figuring it all out:
ourwday Posted:

Re: Looking for catholic church in suffolk county

Thanks!

bemyyoko Posted:

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a lot of Catholic churches require you to be a member of their Parish in order to be married there.
The Diocese might me able to help you find a location better...
Are you from Suffolk County? Do you have friends or family there?
Perhaps you could talk to them if they are Catholic and see what their Parish rules are. Sometimes a Parish will make an exception for a non member if they are closely associated with a member in good standing.

Good Luck!

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