From the earliest times, music has been an integral part of the life of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. While the pointed arches of the new gothic style rose up to the heavens to form the chancel, the new Notre Dame Choir School, with its magnificent polyphony, was born. The voices of the choristers responded […]
How does one live well while finding peace, meaning, and contentment? Ancient Israel’s wisdom handbook, Proverbs, sought to answer these questions, while the book of Ecclesiastes articulated skepticism about Proverbs’ traditional theology. Course presentations and discussions will explore the history, interpretation, and wisdom in these divergent, fascinating texts. Brian B. Pinter, Pastoral Associate, will present. […]
Join the Tuesday Night Book Group on a Saturday Midday Retreat in Manhattan to hear a one-hour talk on St. Catherine of Genoa (1447-1510). We will also hear about Friedrich von Hugel's 1908 work The Mystical Element in Religion, which strongly highlights Catherine's doctrine and life. A guided meditation will follow at 1 PM based on […]
Join the Family Ministry, Ignatian Young Adults, and Ignatian Social Justice as we make sandwiches and pack lunch bags for those in need. We are collecting: peanut butter jelly snacks/granola bars juice boxes Items may be dropped off at the Parish House until Sunday, October 22nd. Thank you for your generosity.
How does one live well while finding peace, meaning, and contentment? Ancient Israel’s wisdom handbook, Proverbs, sought to answer these questions, while the book of Ecclesiastes articulated skepticism about Proverbs’ traditional theology. Course presentations and discussions will explore the history, interpretation, and wisdom in these divergent, fascinating texts. Brian B. Pinter, Pastoral Associate, will present. […]
During his September 2023 talk at Harvard University, Bishop Robert Barron was asked about the Christian process of divinization (or deification, and known in the Orthodox tradition as theosis), and told the crowd that his remarks could be summed up in the simple words of St. Irenaeus: "The glory of God is a human being […]
