Spanning the moral and the mystical, and described "the single most compelling and attractive and fascinating book ever written by a saint" and as "an extended poetic, passionate, and intimate prayer," St. Augustine's CONFESSIONS* will be the Tuesday Night Book Group's final book of 2021. The importance of this classic cannot be overstated. As Bishop Robert Barron has observed, "Prior to Augustine, […]
Toxic shame is a loud, aggressive internal voice that distorts our relationships with self, others, and God; a true plague on the soul. Our presentation and discussion will explore how we can cooperate with God's healing grace that empowers us to move beyond unhealthy shame. Brian B. Pinter, Pastoral Associate, will present. To register, email Brian […]
Four Thursdays, beginning September 30th at 7 PM on Zoom The Bible is like a dream - through powerful symbols, recurring themes, parables, and archetypal characters and narratives the dreamer is invited to healing, wholeness, maturity, and a grace-filled life. Our presentations and discussion will explore how the tools of dream interpretation can assist us in […]
The Orientation will include a Safe Environment Video as well as an overview of updated policies/procedures for volunteers. Each attendee for the Orientation is required to wear a mask. Registration is requested by Wednesday, September 29th.
Join the Tuesday Night Book Group on a Saturday Midday Field Trip to hear a one-hour lecture on one of history’s greatest mystics St. Teresa of Avila, her classic book THE INTERIOR CASTLE (you’ll receive a free copy), and her seven-step (or seven-mansion) mystical journey to God. From 1 PM to 3 PM, there will be an optional session of guided prayer […]
The Hour Children truck will be parked outside the church, ready to receive donations of clothing, toys, kitchenware, knick-knacks, household items, electronics, and small furniture. About Hour Children: Their mission is to help incarcerated and formerly incarcerated women and their children successfully rejoin the community, reunify with their families, and build secure lives.
Carlos Cuartas died on April 1, 2020. Because of the pandemic, there was not a Memorial Mass and celebration of Carlos's unique life until now. We invite you to a Memorial Mass at St. Ignatius Loyola Church (980 Park Avenue, NYC 10028) on Saturday, October 23, at 11:00 AM and to a reception in Wallace […]