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If you are travelling this weekend, may the intercession of St. Christopher, patron saint of travelers, guide and protect you or loved ones on the way to your destination.
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Mission cannot be improvised. Indeed, we proclaim what we have encountered, the salvation we have experienced, the forgiveness of sins granted to us, and the discovery of the true meaning of life, because "every Christian is a missionary to the extent that he or she has encountered the love of God in Christ Jesus." #ApostolicJourney #Peru
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Today we celebrate St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, the first U.S. citizen canonized. An Italian immigrant, she made New York the heart of her mission. Visit her shrine in Washington Heights!
Looking for ways to connect in faith? Take a look at these upcoming events and find an opportunity to come together in prayer, fellowship and community.
Discover more in this month’s United in Faith: archny.org/november
Today we give thanks for all who have served our nation. On this #VeteransDay, we honor their courage and sacrifice and offer our prayers for veterans, their families, and all who continue to serve.
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“My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.” (2 Cor. 12:9) True strength isn't found in control or self-reliance, but in recognizing our weakness and relying on God's grace.
Discover what’s happening across the Archdiocese of New York this November! From inspiring talks to concerts and opportunities for prayer and reflection, there’s something for everyone. Explore upcoming events at archny.org/november.
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Visit archny.org/CVA for the complete statement and archny.org/cvafaq for additional information.
Today we celebrate St. Martin de Porres, patron saint of social justice, racial harmony, barbers and public health workers. As Pope Leo XIV prepares to visit Peru, may St. Martin intercede for his safety and health.
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Today, on All Souls Day, I offered Mass for my dad, Ronald J. Hicks, who passed away two weeks ago. I was grateful to pray with my new Archdiocesan family. Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord. May he rest in peace. Amen.
Today, we remember in prayer all the faithful departed, entrusting them to God’s mercy. May we continue to pray for our loved ones who have gone before us, with hope in the promise of eternal life.
Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them.
Today, the Church honors all the saints whose lives of faith, love, and holiness inspire us to follow Christ more closely.
May their example encourage us to live with greater faith, serve our neighbors with love, and strive for holiness in our everyday lives.
As we begin November tomorrow, here’s a reminder of the feast days we’ll celebrate throughout the month!
Save this calendar and join us in celebrating these special days in the life of the Church!
Make room for faith this Fall!
From a Young Adult Walk for Vocations to a dinner celebrating the call to be saints and an evening exploring life’s biggest questions, there are meaningful ways to connect with our Catholic community.
For more events visit archny.org/events
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Looking for ways to connect with your faith and community this fall? Discover upcoming events across the Archdiocese of New York, from retreats and family concerts to prayer and reflection at St. Patrick’s Cathedral.
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Today we celebrate the feast of Pope Saint John Paul II, whose life was a powerful witness to faith and hope. May his enduring example inspire us to live with courage and trust in Christ.
We give thanks to God for the encouraging news of Pope Leo XIV’s recovery following lung cancer surgery. May the Lord continue to restore his strength and health, and may our prayers accompany him as he continues his ministry to the Church and the world.
Join us at St. Patrick’s Cathedral tomorrow for the Misa de los Milagros as we pray for Pope Leo XIV, whose years of missionary service in Peru shaped his life and ministry. Sunday, October 18, at 2 PM. All are welcome!
