If you are interested in joining Meeting Christ in Prayer (MCIP) but would like to know more, MCIP is hosting an in-person information session. The basics of the retreat will be covered, and you will also have the opportunity to meet several people who have made the retreat and ask questions informally.
Join the Tuesday Night Book Group to hear a one-hour talk focusing on the spiritual dimensions of the teachings of the Angelic Doctor, St. Thomas Aquinas. Aquinas’ writings reveal a man who found God in all things, lived a God-centered life, experienced Triune Love, and was animated by the gifts of the Holy Spirit. After […]
On Zoom Reading the Bible can be perplexing; how are we to interpret stories of divinely sanctioned violence, destruction, and chaos? Class presentations and discussions will unpack the most challenging passages. Participants will be invited to suggest texts for analysis. To register, email [email protected].
SPEAKERS Fr. Boniface Endorf, OP | Pastor, St. Joseph’s Church, Greenwich Village Dr. Zuleyha Colak, Ph.D. | Lecturer and Coordinator, Turkish Language Program, Columbia University The Ignatian Interfaith Ministry, together with our Muslim friends from Peace Islands Institute New York, invite you for an evening discussion on Mysticism in Christianity and Islam–What is mysticism, who are some noted […]
On Thursday, October 12th at 7 PM in the Church, we will present our second annual Courageous Women of Faith: Celebrating Catholic Laywomen, where we will honor environmental activist Molly Burhans, human rights activist Sr. Jeannine Gramick, civil rights activist Diane Nash, and immigration advocate Sr. Norma Pimentel.We will commemorate their extraordinary work with the conferral of the Mary […]
Join the Tuesday Night Book Group on a Saturday Midday Field Trip to hear a one-hour talk on St. Gregory of Nyssa (335-95), an early influential figure who has been hailed as “the father of Christian mysticism." Whether ascending Mount Sinai with Moses, or the Sermon on the Mount with Jesus, or from created things to […]
