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The Blessed Sacrament Parish Finance Council (PFC) assists the pastor as an advisory committee with parish finances. It also provides advise/recommendations to the PPC as needed.

The PFC meets on a monthly basis (or as needed) and periodically reviews parish financial reports, such as budgets, balance sheets, and income statements. It also provides advice on management of parish finances and reviews parish investments. PFC will review results of Diocesan audits, discuss significant gifts or bequests assists in setting parish financial priorities.

In civil law, Blessed Sacrament Parish like any other parish in the diocese is a corporation which is governed by a Board of Trustees which includes the Bishop, Vicar General/Moderator of the Curia, the pastor and two lay individuals (Trustees) subject to the canonical jurisdiction of the Diocesan Bishop, according to NYS Law. The Parish Finance Council acts in an advisory capacity and the Parish Trustees participate more directly to ensure the wellbeing of the parish.

The St. Vincent De Paul Parish Pastoral Council (PPC) serves as an advisory body to the pastor on matters concerning the life and pastoral ministry of our parish. PPC focuses on the development and implementation of the mission, vision, proprieties, and direction of our parish. The role of the PPC is to represent the interest of the whole parish community.

The St. Vincent De Paul Parish Finance Council (PFC) assist the pastor as an advisory committee with parish finances. It also provides advise/recommendations to the PPC as needed.

The PFC meets on a monthly basis (or as needed) and periodically reviews parish financial reports, such as budgets, balance sheets, and income statements. It also provides advice on management of parish finances and reviews parish investments. PFC will review results of Diocesan audits, discuss significant gifts or bequests assists in setting parish financial priorities.

In civil law, St. Vincent de Paul Parish like any other parish in the diocese is a corporation which is governed by a Board of Trustees which includes the Bishop, Vicar General/Moderator of the Curia, the pastor and two lay individuals (Trustees) subject to the canonical jurisdiction of the Diocesan Bishop, according to NYS Law. The Parish Finance Council acts in an advisory capacity and the Parish Trustees participate more directly to ensure the wellbeing of the parish.

The Blessed Sacrament Parish Pastoral Council (PPC) serves as an advisory body to the pastor on matters concerning the life and pastoral ministry of our parish. PPC focuses on the development and implementation of the mission, vision, proprieties, and direction of our parish. The role of the PPC is to represent the interest of the whole parish community.