“She had rightly become 'the world’s most visible organist'.” - The New York Times "This rising star in classical music is fighting for more women to play an instrument which has long been considered a male occupation: the organ." - Classic FM This program brings together old and new, situating the music of Duruflé, Bach […]
Wallace Hall & Livestreamed Presenter: Mr. Robert Ellsberg, Publisher, Orbis Books Robert Ellsberg will reflect on Day's long life "on pilgrimage," and the way her faith was tested by daily life and the challenges of history. About the Presenter Robert Ellsberg, the publisher of Orbis Books, worked with Dorothy Day for the last five years […]
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul has been an active ministry at St. Ignatius Loyola since 1865. SVdP has continued serving our neighbors in need through several wars, the Great Depression, and the September 11th attacks. Our meetings begin with a prayer and spiritual reflection, followed by an agenda of items geared toward service […]
Wednesdays, March 12th to April 9th 7 PM Parish House & Zoom The virtue of hope affirms that, despite the darkness, the powers of truth and light will prevail. Forgiveness is a life-orientation that breaks cycles of retribution and allows one to reorient in hope toward the present and future. Our gatherings will explore biblical, […]
Westminster Cathedral Choir, London Simon Johnson, Director Westminster Cathedral Choir is widely considered to be one of the finest choirs in the world. Since its foundation in 1901, it has occupied a unique and enviable position at the forefront of English church music, not least because of the ground-breaking work of its first Master of […]
William Roka, the Director of Programs at Village Preservation, will discuss the fascinating history of this ship. The Titanic was built in an era when ships of her class were designed to accommodate mass immigration and the world’s wealthiest travelers. From what inspired her construction to the profoundly tragic sinking of this most famous ocean […]
