HomeOur Lady of Ostrabrama in Cutchogue, New York, is a Catholic parish established by Polish immigrants in the early 1900s. In 1908, the St. Josaphat Society was founded to support their efforts to build a chapel where Mass could be celebrated in Polish. The original chapel was completed in 1909, and the current church building's cornerstone was dedicated in October 1919 following a fire that destroyed the first structure. The parish is proud of its Polish-American heritage, celebrated notably during the Bicentennial Parade in 1976, showcasing floats to honor community traditions.
