We invite all parishioners and friends to join in the celebration of the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe with several days of prayer and community gatherings.

Join us for our Jubilee Pilgrimage Walk on Saturday, November 15, 2025! We’ll check in at 9:45 a.m. at Holy Name and walk together through Central Park to St. Patrick’s Cathedral for a special tour and Mass. It’s a simple, meaningful way to pray, reflect, and journey in faith with our parish family. Register today! (Click to learn more)

Join us on Saturday, November 1 for our Holy-Ween Party as we celebrate All Saints Day with saint-themed costumes, games, and fellowship. We will also create a Día de Muertos Altar to remember and pray for our loved ones who have passed away. Candy donations are welcome at the parish office.

This Sunday is World Mission Sunday, when Catholics around the world join in prayer and generosity to support the Church’s missionary work in the poorest and most remote regions. The special collection taken up this weekend helps missionaries bring the Gospel, the sacraments, and hope to communities where the Church is still growing. Let us answer this call with missionary hearts! (Click to learn more)

All teens ages 13–18 are invited to join our Youth Group, a welcoming space to grow in faith, make new friends, and have fun! We meet for prayer, games, service, and community (Click to learn more).

Are you a young man discerning God’s call in your life? The Melchizedek Project is a six-week small group program designed for men ages 18–35 who want to deepen their faith and explore the possibility of a priestly vocation (Click to learn more).

Introduction to the New Testament is a 4-session course led by Mary V. Widhalm that explores the origins, themes, and key figures of the New Testament, helping participants deepen their understanding of Scripture and strengthen their faith for ministry and daily life. (Click to register).

A day for middle & high school students with music, talks, service, Reconciliation & Mass. Don’t miss it! Click to REGISTER and LEARN more.

Faith Formation registration is now open! Families are invited to enroll their children and teens for sacramental preparation. Register now! (Click for more information)

Join us on August 7 at 7:30 PM for a Holy Hour with music, praying for those discerning priesthood, consecrated life, or marriage, and for young adults preparing for these callings. (Click for more details).

We’re thrilled to launch our very first Teens Summer Camp this July! Designed for ages 13–17, this week-long experience combines faith, fun, and unforgettable adventures across NYC. Get ready to grow in community, deepen your faith, and make memories that last a lifetime. (Click to learn more and register!)

New York’s Senate Bill 138, which would legalize physician-assisted suicide, is now under review by the State Senate. The bill raises serious concerns about the safety and dignity of vulnerable individuals. (Click to read more.)

Come and be part of this joyful celebration of our faith in the True Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist, and give witness to the Lord in the streets of NYC! (Click to learn more)

English classes are back this summer! Don’t miss this opportunity to learn and improve your English. (Click to learn more.)

With sorrow and hope in the Resurrection, we share the passing of Monsignor Michael C. Crimmins and Bishop Gerald T. Walsh. We ask you to continue to pray for the peaceful repose of both Monsignor Crimmins and Bishop Walsh, and to give thanks for their faithful lives of service.

Called by Name is an initiative to encourage young men to consider the priesthood. It invites parish communities to identify those who show signs of a possible vocation, helping them take the first step in discerning God’s call (Click to learn more).

Get ready for a night that will move your heart and uplift your spirit! (Click for details)

Join us on April 26th to discover the beauty of God's love and how He may be calling YOU! It is a free special day designed for girls in 8th to 12th grade! (Click for more details).

Discover why we can rejoice in the resurrection—even in the midst of suffering.

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