26
Feb
25
Feb
On Sunday, April 23 at 4:00 PM at St. Mary’s Parish hall there will be a celebration with wine, cheese and music of the release of the St. Mary’s Schola Cantorum’s first CD. Hosted by David Hughes, St. Mary’s director of music, the event will feature a performance by the Schola Cantorum of excerpts from their world premiere recording of the mass Christe Jesu by William Rasar.
25
Feb
His Eminence, Raymond Cardinal Burke, will celebrate at Saint Mary in Greenwich a Solemn Pontifical Mass at the Throne for the Feast of the Annunciation on Saturday, March 25th at 11 o’clock in the morning.
(courtesy of Fr. C. La Pastina)
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Feb
17
Feb
Father Matthew Reiman, Parochial Vicar at St. Francis Xavier Parish, will offer a High Mass on the Feast of the Chair of St. Peter, Wednesday, February 22nd 7:30pm, at St. Clare of Assisi Church, 1918 Paulding Ave, Bronx, NY.
16
Feb
In a letter read to parishioners of St. John the Evangelist-Our Lady of Peace last weekend, it was announced that plans are under way for the sale of Our Lady of Peace Church on East 62nd Street to the Egyptian Coptic Orthodox Christian community. See the story:
http://www.cny.org/stories/Pope-Francis-Blesses-Our-Lady-of-Peace-Church-Sale-to-Egyptian-Coptics,15117
15
Feb
Classes in Biblical Hebrew will be starting this Thursday, February 16, at 6:30 pm in the St. Gertrude Room in the school building at St. Mary’s Church in Norwalk, CT. The goal of the class is to learn to read the Old Testament in the original language. For further information contact Charles Edstrom, 203-838-9114.
8
Feb
(Above) The Coronation of Charles as Apostolic King of Hungary.(Image Source -Andrew Cusack)
Traditional Latin High Mass
95th Anniversary of the Death of
Blessed Karl of Austria
With Veneration of First Class Relic
Saturday, 1 April 2017, 1:00 PM
Fourth Saturday of Lent
(Holy Rosary & Confessions begin at 12:30 PM)
St. Titus Church
952 Franklin Avenue, Aliquippa PA 15001
Celebrant: A Priest of the
Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest
Featuring the Duquesne University
Schola Cantorum Gregorianum
Under the Direction of Maura Goodwin
Blessed Karl of Austria died on Saturday, 1 April 1922, the Fourth Saturday of Lent and the day before Passion Sunday. The 95th anniversary of his death, 1 April 2017, falls on the Fourth Saturday of Lent and the day before Passion Sunday. Join us to commemorate this special anniversary.
Luncheon & Conference Immediately after Mass
In the Church Hall
(Reservations required for luncheon & conference.)
Featured Speakers: Gabor and Terez Laszlo
Topic: The Legacy of Blessed Karl in Modern Hungary:
The Social Reign of Christ the King
Luncheon Cost: $30/Person
$20/Student
For Luncheon Reservation Make Check Payable and Mail to:
Knights of Columbus 2161
2335 Concord Street, Aliquippa PA 15001
Deadline for Paid Luncheon Reservations: 25 March 2017
Sponsored By:
Knights of Columbus Woodlawn Council 2161
Traditional Latin Mass Guild
6
Feb
On March 13 (sorry, it’s sold out)
Acclaimed photographer and filmmaker, Neil Leifer, turns his lens on a true American success story, New York City restaurateur, Jimmy Neary. The documentary follows Neary’s journey from his humble immigrant roots in Ireland to his 50-year run as proprietor of one of Gotham’s iconic eateries. The film features notable regulars, including Timothy Cardinal Dolan, former NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Goldman Sachs’s CEO Lloyd Blankfein.
The screening will be followed by a panel discussion with:
Timothy Cardinal Dolan, Archbishop of New York
Neil Leifer, Director
Jimmy Neary, Owner of Neary’s
Una Neary, Managing Director, Goldman Sachs
(Neary’s is a bar – or should I say a pub – near the Archdiocesan headquarters, and a favorite of those who work there. To call it “iconic” is to take liberty. But what will Neary’s do, if current plans to sell “1011” materialize?)
6
Feb
Amid the towers and new construction of the London City – a stark reminder to the obsequious servants of mammon. The churchyard gate of St. Olave’s, Hart Street.
For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain. (Phil. 1.21)