Blessing of the Sneakers
At the 5:30 PM Mass Before running the New York City Marathon on Sunday, November 2nd, join us the day before at our 5:30 PM Mass for a special blessing for runners and all who are participating in the Marathon.
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Fall Blood Drive
St. Ignatius Loyola School's McKinnon Hall, 48 East 84th Street Sponsored by the New York Blood Center and Society of St. Vincent de Paul Your donations save lives! To schedule an appointment, click here. Appointments are preferred, but walk-ins will be welcomed if space permits. Please remember to eat and drink, and bring your ID with […]
Caritas Concerts: Roosevelt André Credit
Special thanks to our Premier Sponsors, Cornelia and Lawrence Randolph, for generously supporting this concert. "Caritas" means "Christian love of humankind; charity." It is with this spirit that we present our 2025 Caritas Concert: Roosevelt Credit | Get on Board! Enjoy music, wine, food, and friendship for social justice. All ticket proceeds will benefit the […]
Annual Memorial Liturgy
If you have lost a loved one since November 2024, we invite you to submit their name for special mention. This can be done via email or by calling the number below. You may also bring photographs of the deceased to be placed near the altar that evening. RSVP by Friday, November 7th, to [email protected] or call […]
Song of Songs: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Hearts
The Song of Songs provides a refreshingly holistic perspective on romantic love as a spiritual experience, emphasizing patience, fidelity, and the sacred nature of intimate connection. Join us for this introduction to Scripture's most passionate book and its insights into love, sexuality, and human relationships. Brian B. Pinter, Pastoral Associate, will lead the discussion. To […]
The Lives of the Saints: Holiness in History
SPEAKER Sam Conedera, SJ Assistant Professor of History at Saint Louis University Saints' lives are filled with miracles and heroic deeds, as well as legends or misunderstandings. Learn how an elite group of Jesuit scholars--the Bollandist Society--has spent the last 400 years sorting out fact from fiction.