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  • “Christology” on Zoom (Spring 2025)

    Zoom New York City, NY, United States

    "Christology" on Zoom (Spring 2025)

    Christology

    Level: 2
    Audience: Catechists
    Instructor
    : Gloria Costanza
    Dates: Tuesdays, April 15, 22, 29, and May 6
    Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm
    Location: Zoom

    Enrollment Information: Advanced enrollment is required through ArchNYLAB. Create an account if you do not have one, or log in if you do here: https://archnylab.leadlms.com/login

    Register by clicking “Catechist Formation: Level Two”, click “Begin Path” or “Continue”, then “Christology”, and select “Spring 2025: Christology”. Space is limited.

  • The Sheen Center Presents: Author Robert L. Dilenschneider in conversation with John P. Cahill

    Sheen Center - Loreto Theater 18 Bleecker St,, New York, United States

    The Sheen Center Presents: Author Robert L. Dilenschneider in conversation with John P. Cahill

    The Sheen Center is New York’s leading Catholic center for artistic expression and intellectual engagement for all people of good will. A place where all are welcome, we exist to showcase the glory and diversity of God’s creation. Through compelling performance and conversation, we celebrate the creativity and imagination of artists and thought leaders in the pursuit of all that is good, true and beautiful.

    Join us for a celebration of communication expert and esteemed leadership coach Robert L. Dilenschneider’s powerful new book, Character: Life Lessons in Courage, Integrity, and Leadership. John P. Cahill, Chancellor of the Archdiocese of New York, will lead an engaging conversation with this prolific author and thinker about the foundations of successful leadership and the cultivation character, courage, and integrity within ourselves.

    About the Book:
    Character offers a powerful examination of how this vital trait shaped the lives of some of history’s most iconic figures. Drawing on his expertise as a leadership advisor, Dilenschneider explores the lives of 31 influential individuals across various fields, from politics and science to religion, whose character-driven leadership left an indelible mark on the world. In these inspiring portraits, Dilenschneider uncovers the qualities of character that helped these leaders overcome adversity, create lasting change, and shape the future. How did Nelson Mandela’s resilience guide him through hardship? What can we learn from Florence Nightingale and Edith Cavell’s courage in the face of war? How did Walt Disney’s tenacity build an entertainment empire? And how did John McCain’s loyalty and dedication to his fellow soldiers shape his leadership philosophy?

    Through these stories and others, Dilenschneider shows how Character unites their legacies and provides a blueprint for future generations. This book offers a wealth of insights for the young leaders, innovators, and influencers of tomorrow, offering direction and mentorship from the wisdom of those who have led with integrity, courage, and purpose.

    Free
  • Passover Seder Meal

    Church of the Epiphany 375 2nd Ave, New York, NY, United States

    Passover Seder Meal

    Come to the celebration that Jesus and his disciples experienced at the Last Supper. All of our Jewish sisters and brothers, like Jesus, have celebrated their exodus from Egypt with songs, and food and prayer. This will be our final Epiphany40 event, just before Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and the Easter Vigil and Masses.

    Free
  • Holy Week Retreat at Shalom

    Holy Week Retreat at Shalom

    San Damiano Mission - Shalom Catholic Community 85 North 15th St., Brooklyn, United States

    Holy Week Retreat at Shalom

    Dear Brothers and Sisters,

    We warmly invite you to participate in the Holy Week retreat at the Shalom Catholic Community in Williamsburg. This sacred time offers us an opportunity to deepen our faith and embrace the transformative power of God through the death and resurrection of His beloved Son, Jesus Christ, our Lord.

    As we approach this profound season, we recall the words of the Apostle Paul: “But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.”

    Holy Week stands as the pinnacle of our faith, marked by the most solemn liturgies and an abundance of grace. The Holy Week retreat is a precious opportunity to immerse ourselves in the most sacred of all mysteries: Christ dies and resurrects to save us, to give us life!

    Pope Francis encourages us to approach this time with renewed hope and courage. In his recent message, he urged the faithful “to instill hope and strive for courage to improve the world,” emphasizing that even in uncertain times, love and hope enable a positive outlook for the future.

    Let us come together to experience the fullness of Christ’s love and the hope that does not disappoint. Please review the retreat schedule and join us in embracing every moment of this holy season.

    This retreat is taking place at San Damiano Mission Catholic Church in Williamsburg
    Address: 85 North 15th St. Brooklyn, NY 11222

    April 17th Holy Thursday

    Mass of the Last supper – 7:00 pm. Blessed Sacrament at the altar of repose until Midnight.

    April 18th Good Friday

    9:30 am – Morning prayer

    10:15 am – Talk

    11:00 am – Silent meditation

    12:00 pm – Break

    3:00 pm – Way of the Cross with chants, testimonies and meditations

    6:15 pm – Liturgy of the Passion of the Lord

    8:00 pm – Movie: ‘The Passion of the Christ’

    April 19th Holy Saturday

    9:30 am – Morning Prayer

    10:15 am – Talk

    11:00 am – Silent meditation

    12:00 pm – Marian prayerful celebration (The Seven sorrows of Mary)

    1:00 pm – Break

    8:00 pm – Easter Vigil

    – Hot chocolate/sweets’ party after the Vigil

    April 20th Easter Sunday

    12:15 pm – Easter Mass

    1:30 pm – Procession with the Risen Lord on the streets of Williamsburg

    2:00 pm – Easter Potluck at the Shalom Park

    $15
  • 43rd ANNUAL PAX CHRISTI METRO NEW YORK Way of the Cross The Way to Peace

    43rd ANNUAL PAX CHRISTI METRO NEW YORK Way of the Cross The Way to Peace

    Join several hundred people in one of the largest public Christian peace witnesses in New York City. In this our forty-third year Pax Christi Metro New York will commemorate Good Friday as a modern-day enactment of the Stations of the Cross, praying for peace and justice on the streets of our city. We remember that throughout our life Jesus calls us to active non-violence. This year our theme is “In a time of polarization and conflict, how do we follow the path of Jesus?.”

    The Walk will take place in person, from 8:30 am to 12 pm on Good Friday, April 18th, 2025. We begin at Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza (47th St. at First Ave.) and proceed along 42nd Street to between Eighth and Ninth Avenues.

    PLEASE WEAR OR CARRY A CROSS

    The Good Friday Way of the Cross is organized each year by Pax Christi Metro New York, a regional section of Pax Christi, the international Catholic movement for peace. For further information about our work, please visit us at www.nypaxchristi.org

  • Holy Week Retreat at Shalom

    Holy Week Retreat at Shalom

    San Damiano Mission - Shalom Catholic Community 85 North 15th St., Brooklyn, United States

    Holy Week Retreat at Shalom

    Dear Brothers and Sisters,

    We warmly invite you to participate in the Holy Week retreat at the Shalom Catholic Community in Williamsburg. This sacred time offers us an opportunity to deepen our faith and embrace the transformative power of God through the death and resurrection of His beloved Son, Jesus Christ, our Lord.

    As we approach this profound season, we recall the words of the Apostle Paul: “But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.”

    Holy Week stands as the pinnacle of our faith, marked by the most solemn liturgies and an abundance of grace. The Holy Week retreat is a precious opportunity to immerse ourselves in the most sacred of all mysteries: Christ dies and resurrects to save us, to give us life!

    Pope Francis encourages us to approach this time with renewed hope and courage. In his recent message, he urged the faithful “to instill hope and strive for courage to improve the world,” emphasizing that even in uncertain times, love and hope enable a positive outlook for the future.

    Let us come together to experience the fullness of Christ’s love and the hope that does not disappoint. Please review the retreat schedule and join us in embracing every moment of this holy season.

    This retreat is taking place at San Damiano Mission Catholic Church in Williamsburg
    Address: 85 North 15th St. Brooklyn, NY 11222

    April 17th Holy Thursday

    Mass of the Last supper – 7:00 pm. Blessed Sacrament at the altar of repose until Midnight.

    April 18th Good Friday

    9:30 am – Morning prayer

    10:15 am – Talk

    11:00 am – Silent meditation

    12:00 pm – Break

    3:00 pm – Way of the Cross with chants, testimonies and meditations

    6:15 pm – Liturgy of the Passion of the Lord

    8:00 pm – Movie: ‘The Passion of the Christ’

    April 19th Holy Saturday

    9:30 am – Morning Prayer

    10:15 am – Talk

    11:00 am – Silent meditation

    12:00 pm – Marian prayerful celebration (The Seven sorrows of Mary)

    1:00 pm – Break

    8:00 pm – Easter Vigil

    – Hot chocolate/sweets’ party after the Vigil

    April 20th Easter Sunday

    12:15 pm – Easter Mass

    1:30 pm – Procession with the Risen Lord on the streets of Williamsburg

    2:00 pm – Easter Potluck at the Shalom Park

    $15
  • Way of the Cross Over the Brooklyn Bridge

    Way of the Cross Over the Brooklyn Bridge

    Way of the Cross Over the Brooklyn Bridge

    Friday April 18th, 2025

    The Way of the Cross over the Brooklyn Bridge will start at 10 am on Friday, April 18th at St. James Cathedral-Basilica (250 Cathedral Place in Brooklyn). Please arrive by 9:45 am.

    The procession will stop on the Brooklyn Bridge, City Hall Park, and will end at the St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox National Shrine near World Trade Center.

    We are honored to announce that His Eminence Timothy Cardinal Dolan (Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York), His Excellency Bishop Robert Brennan (Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn), and His Eminence Archbishop Elpidophoros of America (Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America) will join the event this year.

  • Holy Week Retreat at Shalom

    Holy Week Retreat at Shalom

    San Damiano Mission - Shalom Catholic Community 85 North 15th St., Brooklyn, United States

    Holy Week Retreat at Shalom

    Dear Brothers and Sisters,

    We warmly invite you to participate in the Holy Week retreat at the Shalom Catholic Community in Williamsburg. This sacred time offers us an opportunity to deepen our faith and embrace the transformative power of God through the death and resurrection of His beloved Son, Jesus Christ, our Lord.

    As we approach this profound season, we recall the words of the Apostle Paul: “But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.”

    Holy Week stands as the pinnacle of our faith, marked by the most solemn liturgies and an abundance of grace. The Holy Week retreat is a precious opportunity to immerse ourselves in the most sacred of all mysteries: Christ dies and resurrects to save us, to give us life!

    Pope Francis encourages us to approach this time with renewed hope and courage. In his recent message, he urged the faithful “to instill hope and strive for courage to improve the world,” emphasizing that even in uncertain times, love and hope enable a positive outlook for the future.

    Let us come together to experience the fullness of Christ’s love and the hope that does not disappoint. Please review the retreat schedule and join us in embracing every moment of this holy season.

    This retreat is taking place at San Damiano Mission Catholic Church in Williamsburg
    Address: 85 North 15th St. Brooklyn, NY 11222

    April 17th Holy Thursday

    Mass of the Last supper – 7:00 pm. Blessed Sacrament at the altar of repose until Midnight.

    April 18th Good Friday

    9:30 am – Morning prayer

    10:15 am – Talk

    11:00 am – Silent meditation

    12:00 pm – Break

    3:00 pm – Way of the Cross with chants, testimonies and meditations

    6:15 pm – Liturgy of the Passion of the Lord

    8:00 pm – Movie: ‘The Passion of the Christ’

    April 19th Holy Saturday

    9:30 am – Morning Prayer

    10:15 am – Talk

    11:00 am – Silent meditation

    12:00 pm – Marian prayerful celebration (The Seven sorrows of Mary)

    1:00 pm – Break

    8:00 pm – Easter Vigil

    – Hot chocolate/sweets’ party after the Vigil

    April 20th Easter Sunday

    12:15 pm – Easter Mass

    1:30 pm – Procession with the Risen Lord on the streets of Williamsburg

    2:00 pm – Easter Potluck at the Shalom Park

    $15
  • Holy Week Retreat at Shalom

    Holy Week Retreat at Shalom

    San Damiano Mission - Shalom Catholic Community 85 North 15th St., Brooklyn, United States

    Holy Week Retreat at Shalom

    Dear Brothers and Sisters,

    We warmly invite you to participate in the Holy Week retreat at the Shalom Catholic Community in Williamsburg. This sacred time offers us an opportunity to deepen our faith and embrace the transformative power of God through the death and resurrection of His beloved Son, Jesus Christ, our Lord.

    As we approach this profound season, we recall the words of the Apostle Paul: “But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.”

    Holy Week stands as the pinnacle of our faith, marked by the most solemn liturgies and an abundance of grace. The Holy Week retreat is a precious opportunity to immerse ourselves in the most sacred of all mysteries: Christ dies and resurrects to save us, to give us life!

    Pope Francis encourages us to approach this time with renewed hope and courage. In his recent message, he urged the faithful “to instill hope and strive for courage to improve the world,” emphasizing that even in uncertain times, love and hope enable a positive outlook for the future.

    Let us come together to experience the fullness of Christ’s love and the hope that does not disappoint. Please review the retreat schedule and join us in embracing every moment of this holy season.

    This retreat is taking place at San Damiano Mission Catholic Church in Williamsburg
    Address: 85 North 15th St. Brooklyn, NY 11222

    April 17th Holy Thursday

    Mass of the Last supper – 7:00 pm. Blessed Sacrament at the altar of repose until Midnight.

    April 18th Good Friday

    9:30 am – Morning prayer

    10:15 am – Talk

    11:00 am – Silent meditation

    12:00 pm – Break

    3:00 pm – Way of the Cross with chants, testimonies and meditations

    6:15 pm – Liturgy of the Passion of the Lord

    8:00 pm – Movie: ‘The Passion of the Christ’

    April 19th Holy Saturday

    9:30 am – Morning Prayer

    10:15 am – Talk

    11:00 am – Silent meditation

    12:00 pm – Marian prayerful celebration (The Seven sorrows of Mary)

    1:00 pm – Break

    8:00 pm – Easter Vigil

    – Hot chocolate/sweets’ party after the Vigil

    April 20th Easter Sunday

    12:15 pm – Easter Mass

    1:30 pm – Procession with the Risen Lord on the streets of Williamsburg

    2:00 pm – Easter Potluck at the Shalom Park

    $15
  • Holy Week Retreat at Shalom

    Holy Week Retreat at Shalom

    San Damiano Mission - Shalom Catholic Community 85 North 15th St., Brooklyn, United States

    Holy Week Retreat at Shalom

    Dear Brothers and Sisters,

    We warmly invite you to participate in the Holy Week retreat at the Shalom Catholic Community in Williamsburg. This sacred time offers us an opportunity to deepen our faith and embrace the transformative power of God through the death and resurrection of His beloved Son, Jesus Christ, our Lord.

    As we approach this profound season, we recall the words of the Apostle Paul: “But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.”

    Holy Week stands as the pinnacle of our faith, marked by the most solemn liturgies and an abundance of grace. The Holy Week retreat is a precious opportunity to immerse ourselves in the most sacred of all mysteries: Christ dies and resurrects to save us, to give us life!

    Pope Francis encourages us to approach this time with renewed hope and courage. In his recent message, he urged the faithful “to instill hope and strive for courage to improve the world,” emphasizing that even in uncertain times, love and hope enable a positive outlook for the future.

    Let us come together to experience the fullness of Christ’s love and the hope that does not disappoint. Please review the retreat schedule and join us in embracing every moment of this holy season.

    This retreat is taking place at San Damiano Mission Catholic Church in Williamsburg
    Address: 85 North 15th St. Brooklyn, NY 11222

    April 17th Holy Thursday

    Mass of the Last supper – 7:00 pm. Blessed Sacrament at the altar of repose until Midnight.

    April 18th Good Friday

    9:30 am – Morning prayer

    10:15 am – Talk

    11:00 am – Silent meditation

    12:00 pm – Break

    3:00 pm – Way of the Cross with chants, testimonies and meditations

    6:15 pm – Liturgy of the Passion of the Lord

    8:00 pm – Movie: ‘The Passion of the Christ’

    April 19th Holy Saturday

    9:30 am – Morning Prayer

    10:15 am – Talk

    11:00 am – Silent meditation

    12:00 pm – Marian prayerful celebration (The Seven sorrows of Mary)

    1:00 pm – Break

    8:00 pm – Easter Vigil

    – Hot chocolate/sweets’ party after the Vigil

    April 20th Easter Sunday

    12:15 pm – Easter Mass

    1:30 pm – Procession with the Risen Lord on the streets of Williamsburg

    2:00 pm – Easter Potluck at the Shalom Park

    $15
  • Evenings of Hope: Co-creating the Earth We Want to Love

    Church of the Ascension 221 W 107th, between Broadway and Amsterdam, New York, United States

    Evenings of Hope: Co-creating the Earth We Want to Love

    Join Ascension Catholic Church in celebrating 130 years of parish history with Evenings of Hope, a speaker series inspired by the Jubilee Year, Pilgrims of Hope.

    On Thursday, April 24th at 7:30 PM, Erin Lothes, PhD will speak on “Co-creating the Earth We Want to Love.”

    This event is free and all are welcome to attend. There will be a meet and greet with light refreshments in the rectory dining room following each presentation.

Submit your event through the link below. Please include the event title, description, date, time, location, URL if the event has been posted on another website, and flyer or graphic if available. Submission of event does not guarantee inclusion on the calendar.

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