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The Pilgrim Virgin Statue of Our Lady of Fatima will be visiting several locations throughout the Archdiocese of New York from October 23 through November 22.

For catechists, religious education leaders, youth ministers, clergy, and all interested adults: a day of inspiration to enrich the religious education of children and youth.

Join St. Peter-St. Paul School for the dedication of a street sign in honor of the late Msgr. Vincent Bartley, to be held on the corners of Cassidy & Clinton Ave.

Have you experienced Following Christ or Alpha and yearn for more? Join us for Sharing Christ this Fall. We will reflect on what it means to live as a Catholic disciple of Jesus Christ in today’s world based on basic disciplines and truths that have been practiced by Christians from the time of the early Church.

Join the Church of St. Thomas More for "Imagination and the Spirit in C. S. Lewis: Reflections on Hope," a free lecture by C.S. Lewis scholar Dr. James Como.

St. Joseph's Seminary presents a two-day symposium celebrating the life of Blessed John Henry Newman. Tickets are $125.00 to attend both days.

Is God seeking you to journey with Him in a religious community? Come listen to His call by participating in a Vocation Discernment Retreat with the Benedictine Sisters of Elizabeth.

The Archdiocese of New York Men's Conference is a day for Catholic men to gather together for fellowship, spiritual enrichment, and practical insights on how to live their faith.

Stop by Pauline Books and Media for a Memento Mori and Feast of All Souls Drop-in and prayerfully celebrate those who have gone before us.

Have you experienced Following Christ or Alpha and yearn for more? Join us for Sharing Christ this Fall. We will reflect on what it means to live as a Catholic disciple of Jesus Christ in today’s world based on basic disciplines and truths that have been practiced by Christians from the time of the early Church.

Our Lady of Good Counsel will be offering hair cuts for seniors in the Parish Hall on the first Wednesday of every month. Donations will be used by the Respect Life Committee to support women in need.

The wisdom of RCIA 75.1 is that the catechumenal journey is to be a gradual process. What is catechesis supposed to look like? Why and how does it need to be “accommodated to the liturgical year”? What is a “profound sense of the mystery of salvation,” and how do we instill it in the catechumens and ourselves?

Have you experienced Following Christ or Alpha and yearn for more? Join us for Sharing Christ this Fall. We will reflect on what it means to live as a Catholic disciple of Jesus Christ in today’s world based on basic disciplines and truths that have been practiced by Christians from the time of the early Church.

The Annual Fall McGinley Lecture, "Faith and Conflict in the Holy Land: Peacemaking Among Jews, Christians, and Muslims" will be offered on November 12 at Fordham University - Lincoln Center Campus. The lecture is free and open to the public, and reservations are not required.

The Annual Fall McGinley Lecture, "Faith and Conflict in the Holy Land: Peacemaking Among Jews, Christians, and Muslims" will be offered on November 13 at Fordham University - Rose Hill Campus. The lecture is free and open to the public, and reservations are not required.

The 8th Annual William S. Perper Faith-Health Symposium is a free conference for individuals who are concerned about the current substance use crisis in our country, and for those who are personally facing challenges of substance use disorders.

Women (ages 19 – 45) discerning a religious vocation are invited to join the Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne for a weekend of sharing in a life of prayer and apostolate. This event is free, reservations are required. 

A symposium gathering scholars and architects in light of the recent catastrophe at Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris to consider the purpose of sacred architecture, the nature of beauty and the issues with early proposals for rebuilding Notre Dame rooted in post-modern ideas about art and architecture.

Have you experienced Following Christ or Alpha and yearn for more? Join us for Sharing Christ this Fall. We will reflect on what it means to live as a Catholic disciple of Jesus Christ in today’s world based on basic disciplines and truths that have been practiced by Christians from the time of the early Church.

The 30th anniversary season of the TreasureHouse Chorale and Chamber Orchestra and Soloists begins with "Exsulate!," including works by Tallis, Handel, Mendelssohn, daViadana, Palestrina, and more. 

Free midday preview performance hosted by Gotham Early Music Scene at the Chapel at St. Bartholomew’s Church.

Join other newly married couples for an evening of socializing and reflecting on the grace and joy you received at your wedding in this mystery of Marriage.

American premiere of the 1687 oratorio Gianettini’s Italian-language oratorio L’huomo in bivio depicts a man at the crossroads between Heaven and Hell.

Are you a church musician – or merely a fan of great organ music? Join us for a day dedicated to celebrating and enjoying “the king of instruments.”

Join St. Vincent Ferrer Church for the American premiere of the 1687 oratorio Gianettini’s Italian-language oratorio L’huomo in bivio depicts a man at the crossroads between Heaven and Hell. Tickets $30-$50.