First Friday devotions to the Sacred Heart in New York will continue with Mass tomorrow evening at 6:30 PM at Guardian Angel Church located at 21st Street and 10th Avenue, according to the Extraordinary Form. Litanies to the Sacred Heart will follow the Mass.
For February and March, a convivium will be held in the church hall. Father Aquinas Guilbeau, O.P. from St Vincent Ferrer Church will deliver a short talk on a Lenten topic in preparation for the season that begins next week.
Refreshments will be available during and after the talk, and monetary contributions will be accepted to help offset costs.
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I know on good authority that Mass in the extraordinary form will be offered in the seminary chapel at St. Joseph’s Seminary in Yonkers, NY on Saturday, February 2nd. I believe it will be offered at 8 am by a member of the faculty. [Usually seminary Masses are not advertised to the public, but someone who showed up might be allowed in.]
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