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Message from the Pastor
Welcome to the Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel - St. Thomas More!
St. Thomas More
65 East 89th Street
New York, NY, 10128
(between Madison and Park)
(212) 876-7718
Our Lady of Good Counsel
230 East 90th Street
New York, NY 10128
(between Second and Third)
(212) 289-1742
Message from the Pastor
As a Roman Catholic parish, we serve approximately 1,800 households from a variety of backgrounds in the Upper East Side of Manhattan. We hope you will enjoy browsing our website and that you will find there helpful information. Also, we look forward to having you join us in person at our Eucharistic celebrations and social events.
God's blessing and peace to you and yours.
Rev. Kevin Madigan
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The First SUNDAY of Lent - 02/21/2021
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Special annoucementsOur Parish will offer a Virtual Liturgy for the
First Sunday of Lent
on Sunday, February 21st at 10:00am.
To view the Mass, please visit our Facebook page
https://www.facebook.com/thomasmorechurch/
or our Website https://olgcstm.org/
for our YouTube presentation.
Sunday's Program - Music and Readings
February 21, 2021
Cardinal's Appeal 2021 - Bulletin Insert
COVID-19 Relief
Transitional Mass ScheduleDaily Mass will be celebrated at
Our Lady of Good Counsel
Monday through Saturday at 9:00 a.m.
in the church (not the chapel),
and at St. Thomas More
Monday through Saturday at 12:15 p.m.To ensure the safety of our congregation and priests (all of whom are elderly and in the high-risk category), all sanitary precautions should be taken. We ask that you wear a mask during mass, sanitize your hands upon entering, observe social distancing and refrain from physical contact, except for the reception of Communion, and refrain from attending if you have any symptoms of the Covid-19.
There is no requirement to come to mass once services resume. Those who are at greater risk (those older than 65 or who have underlying health conditions) are advised not to come to church for mass. Please join us when you feel safe and comfortable in doing so.THE TRANSITIONAL SCHEDULE FOR
SUNDAY MASS IS:
OUR LADY OF GOOD COUNSEL
SATURDAY 5:30 P.M.
SUNDAY 9:00 A.M., 10:30 A.M. (SPANISH)
ST. THOMAS MORE
SUNDAY 10:00 A.M., NOON, 5:45 P.M.
Our ability to schedule more masses depends on the willingness of parishioners to volunteer as ushers. We need ushers to ensure the safety of all those attending mass. If interested in volunteering please call Catherine Scalera at 212-876-7718 or email her at stmparishprograms@gmail.com.Rev. Kevin V. Madigan
To accommodate the return of families to STM,
beginning on September 6th,
the Family 10:00am Mass will be reinstituted.
In order to maintain an equal distribution of Masses with OLGC, the 8:30am Mass will be removed
from the Transitional Schedule.
Transitional Mass Schedule Change - 08/23/2020
Procedure for Attending Sunday Mass
Post-Pandemic
This Week Watch FORMED
https://watch.formed.org/browseTo Register (Free) visit
http://formed.org/signup
Today’s Readings (English and Spanish)
http://www.usccb.org/calendar/index.cfm?showLit=1&action=month
US Conference of Catholic Bishops
Resources for Catholics During COVID-19
http://www.usccb.org/about/communications/usccb-president-reflection-and-prayer-during-coronavirus.cfm
Magnificat:
https://us.magnificat.net/free
https://es.magnificat.net/gratis (Spanish)
Magnificat Celebration of the Word Service:
https://tinyurl.com/u3dzdyg
Give us this Day: https://giveusthisday.org/Digital
The Word Among Us: https://wau.org/meditationsAct of Spiritual Communion: It has long been a Catholic understanding that when circumstances prevent one from receiving Holy Communion, it is possible to make an Act of Spiritual Communion, which is a source of grace.
Prayer for Spiritual Communion: My Jesus, I believe that you are present in the Most Holy Sacrament. I love you above all things and I desire to receive you in my soul. Since I cannot at this moment receive you sacramentally, Come at least spiritually into my heart. I embrace you as if you were already there and unite myself wholly to you. Never permit me to be separated from you. Amen.
Prayers of Praise: In addition to praying for communion with the Lord, it is also important to take time to offer God our praise. This can be done by celebrating the Liturgy of the Hours or through a Celebration of the Word service, which can be celebrated at home. -
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Calendars
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Special Events This Week
The Next Parish Council Meeting
On Zoom - Monday, February 22nd at 7pm
For information email stmparishprograms@gmail.com
or call 917 319 6243
Next Sunday’s Second Collection
Next week a Second Collection will be taken to help support our Parish Music Program. Your generocity is appreciated.
Wednesday Night at the Movies
via Zoom at 6:30PM
Tune in via Zoom as we watch this week’s family friendly film together.
Wed Feb 24 – Lassie – This 2005 film about young Joe Carraclough (Jonathan Mason) and his family’s (Samantha Morton, John Lynch) love for their faithful collie, Lassie. As this film develops, the dog dramatizes this bond by undertaking a 500-mile journey from northern
Wed, March 3 - Where the Wild Things Are - This 2009 film about a mischievous young boy Max (Max Records) who feels misunderstood both at home and at school, and who attempts to solve his problem by escaping to the land of the Wild Things. A land of majestic - and sometimes fierce creatures. After Max arrives, the Wild Things allow Max to become their leader in return for his promise to create a kingdom where everyone will be happy. As the film progresses, Max finds that being king is not easy and that, even with all of the wonders of this new land and the majestic creatures, he was still haunted by the idea that something is still missing. The film concludes with his personal journey to home and family.
Zoom Meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85045589253?pwd=YmRxaDk5UWl6d244cEFnSHBEREFUQT09
or view the details on facebook.com/thomasmorechurch/
St. Vincent de Paul Society
If you are a senior in our parish and need assistance with obtaining a Covid-19 vaccination appointment, we at St. Vincent de Paul would like to help. Assistance will be on a first come, first serve basis as resources and city, state rules allow. Contact will be by phone. The senior will be asked about any vaccination related material they may have received and provide their contact information and any access (wheelchair/walker) requirement they may have.
If interested please call or text 917- 821-0534
and ask for Alex.
Ushers and Eucharistic Ministers:
We are in great need of your help in serving the parish - please call: 212-876-7718
or email: stmparishprograms@gmail.com.
Separated and Divorced Catholics GroupNext Meetings: Wednesday,
March 3rd & 17th.
Support Group for individuals going through a separation or divorce meets via Zoom at 6:30pm on the First and Third Wednesday of each month.
Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81393034198?pwd=WVRDcEhHZ2R2eTNQbEFIblJPbVFEdz09
Meeting ID: 813 9303 4198
Passcode: 621761
By Phone: +19294362866
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For additional information email: stthomasmoresdc@yahoo.com
or call 212-876-7718.
We Share
We would like to take this opportunity to thank all of you who continue to support our parish during these very difficult times. As you may be aware, electronic giving, through WeShare, has helped sustain our parish, especially during the months when we could not worship in person. This weekend, we are not asking for additional donations, but we are asking you to consider changing the way you support our parish to WeShare.
WeShare is a very simple way for you to continue to financially support our parish. We understand that parishioners like to put their envelopes/donations in the offertory basket. You may continue to do so and write WeShare on the front of the empty envelope.
To enroll in WeShare please visit the parish website www.olgcstm.org and use the church specific "DONATE" button. If you have any questions, please contact Ed Litcher in the STM parish office.
Message from Cardinal Dolan - November 2020
Mensaje del Cardenal Dolan - Noviembre de 2020
Helping Hands Bread Pick Up and Delivery Program
We are seeking volunteers on any Sunday through Thursday between 7 – 8am to pick up be 2-4 kitchen trash bag size bags of bread from one of 2 locations on
Volunteers will then deliver the bags to either the Little Sisters of the Assumption (LSA ) at East 115th St. or to the New York Common Pantry (NYCP) at East 109th St.
If your family or school are interested, please contact stmparishprograms@gmail.com 917 319 6243
Video of St. Thomas More Restoration
The project was completed by
Lawrence Hoy Studios, Inc.
5 Quentin Road, Westport, CT
and the video was produced by Elle LaFontan,the 16 year old daughter of their Office Manager.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yc2n3eVCDf0DRoxb4BIj3rKBoRq0UFUr/view?usp=sharing
New York Common Pantry
Help the New York Common Pantry provide for our neighbors!
The ongoing Pasta Bowl will
take place until February 12, 2021
For every $1 donated, NYCP can provide one pound of pasta for a family in need. All donations are fully tax-deductible, and your dollar goes farthest this way. To donate directly, please make checks payable to
To donate items from our Amazon wish list, visit: http://bit.ly/NYCommonPantry, and make your selection. Please be sure to let them know who to thank in your gift message.
Archways: A quarterly publication of the Archdiocese of New York, created to give our 2.8 million Catholics news and information about events, programming, and volunteer and charitable opportunities available to them. To download latest edition of Archways, please visit: https://archny.org/news-events/archways-magazine/
Parish Telephone Activities
The Rosary – Tuesday at 5pm
Dial 712 775 7031, then enter Access Code 835570#
Led by Monsignor McCahill, to hear each other’s voices in unison for the first time in a long while and experience the powerful presence of our Lord together.
For additional parish updates you may also wish to visit the Parish Facebook Page
https://www.facebook.com/thomasmorechurch/
A very special thank you to our parishioners who recently helped deliver goods to our elder parishioners. Thank you for showing True Community Kindness.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
We are seeking volunteers to pick up and/or order groceries and sundries for elders in our parish community.- As a volunteer, you are supplied with a list of goods to purchase and an address to deliver to.
- Pick up the goods and let Parish Programs know the final cost.
- Payment for goods would be left for volunteers at the address delivered to.
HELP NEEDED FOR ALL MINISTRIES
Both of our Churches need your help. Consider taking on one of these important roles as a Lector, Eucharistic Minister, Youth Altar Server or Adult / Youth Usher.please call 212 876 7718 or email stmparishprograms@gmail.com
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Upcoming Events at our lady of good counselThis Sunday a Second Collection will be taken in OLGC to help support the
Religious Education program.
Preparing for Baptism of your First Child :
Parents MUST Pre-Register for a Preparation Meeting and Attend a Meeting on the first Tuesday evening of the month at 7:00PM in the OLGC Rectory. The Next Session will be held on
Tuesday March 2nd
To Pre-Register for the Meeting call 212-289-1742 by 6pm on the day before the class. Baptisms take place on Sundays afternoons
12:30pm at OLGC & 1pm at STM).
To schedule Baptisms for other children
please call your Church Rectory
The Our Lady Of Good Counsel
Saturday Breakfast Program
Has Returned – Bag Lunches
Will be distributed from 7:30am to 8:30am in front of the OLGC Parish Hall
230 East 90th Street (Bet. 2nd and 3rd Aves)The Parish is very proud to thank Orwasher’s Bakery for providing bread for our brown bag meals. Their contribution will be an important assist to some of the neediest members of our community
The Our Lady of Good Counsel Choir is still Recruiting.
There are vacancies for Sopranos, Altos, Tenors, and Basses. Our Volunteer Choir sings a wide range of music in a friendly atmosphere. Rehearsals are on Sunday at 10:30 in the Rectory prior to the 11:30 Mass. For information contact joandecaro@aol.com.
OLGC Religious Education Program
For information, please contact Marcelle Devine at olgcnycre@gmail.com.
Personal Assisted Listening Systems
The Our Lady of Good Counsel & St. Thomas More Parish will now begin to offer Personal Assisted Listening Systems at each Sunday Mass. This system will benefit those who are hearing impaired who wish to use either an on-ear device or a device that will work with their current hearing aid.
If you wish to use a device, while attending a Sunday Mass at STM, please contact an Usher prior to the start of Mass.
Unfortunately, we are still waiting for a cadre of Ushers to be formed at OLGC to manage the distribution and return of this equipment. If you would like to serve as a Church Usher please contact stmparishprograms@gmail.com or call 212-876-7718 to volunteer for this meaningful service. -
UPCOMING EVENTS AT St. thomas more
BOOK CLUB
Looking for insightful conversation?
Join the Parish Book Club!
Next Meeting: Thursday, March 18th
Selection: Yet to be Determined.
Rochester Room St.
If you can’t come in person, join the
Telephone Conference Call:
712 770 5505 and enter Access Code 327632#
OLGC – STM’s
Youth and Family
2020-2021 Program
Now in our 6th year, each month this school-year community outreach service, has been able to assemble, individually pack and deliver more than 250 sandwiches to the New York Common Pantry for their brown bag meal service.
This year Sandwich Making will take place in the STM Rochester Room on Sundays from 12noon to 1pm on the following dates - Feb. 21st; Mar. 21st; Apr. 18th; May 16th; and Jun 13th.
We are deeply grateful to all of our volunteers especially Alice, Aurora, Maureen, and Nella, and to our founding food donors Eli's and Morton Williams.
Covid protocols will be strictly adhered to. Each family or “circle” will have their own, properly distanced table and all PPE and supplies will be provided.
To sign up please use the following link.
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090a48a4ad2baaff2-youth1. For further information, email: stmparishprograms@gmail.com.
STM – Religious Education Program
The Religious Education Program at STM is a 2 year program in which your child will be preparing to receive his/her First Holy Communion or Confirmation. They will learn to build their Catholic identity around core Catholic beliefs, practices, and principles so that they can truly embody their faith.
We will be following the COVID guidelines as classes commence. The classes will be held in the Rochester Room where each child will sit 6ft apart wearing masks. As attendance is taken, so will their temperatures. The rooms will be cleaned before and after class. For further information and registration, please call or contact the office at (212)876-7718
CAREGIVERCARE (CGC)
CGC organizes online programs for people over 60. According to scientific studies, these programs, based on brain-healthy (neuro-protective) activities, effectively slow physiological and pathological memory-cognitive decline. Participants will amplify their brains' benefit if they adopt an integrated approach to all of these activities.
1. Learning New Things
2. Sleeping Well
3. Following a Healthy Diet
4. Doing Physical Activity
5. Socializing, also online
6. Reducing stress
In March 2020 CGC converted its on-site programs, offered within St. Thomas More Church, to on-line programming to help seniors continue their activities and to help them manage the difficulties of the Covid-19 lockdown. CGC uses the Zoom online platform to provide daily classes. For details, please visit https://caregivercare.org/onlineprograms/.
ALL THE PROGRAMS ARE FREE OF CHARGE -
community Outreach
LENTEN FAST AND ABSTINENCE
During the season of Lent, the Church urges the faithful to reflect a spirit of penance in their daily lives through performing acts of fast and abstinence.- Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, February 17 and ends on Holy Thursday, April 1.
- Ash Wednesday and Good Friday are days of fast and abstinence. This is a serious matter within Church law.
- Fasting means only one full meal a day may be taken. Two smaller meals can be eaten to maintain physical strength but together they should not equal another full meal in quantity. Snacking between meals is not permitted. Catholics ages 18-59 are obliged to fast on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. Those who are not specifically obliged to fast are encouraged to join in the discipline of fasting to the extent that they are able.
- Abstinence forbids the eating of meat or poultry. Those who have reached the age of 14 or older are obliged to abstain on Ash Wednesday and all Fridays of Lent. Those who are not specifically obliged to abstain from eating meat are urged to join in the discipline of abstaining to the extent that they are able.
- All Fridays of the year are designated as days of penance during which we are encouraged to practice self-denial out of gratitude for the suffering and death Jesus accepted for us.
- The time for fulfilling the Easter Duty extends from the First Sunday of Lent (February 21) to Holy Trinity Sunday (May 30).
Helping Hands VolunteersIs it too cold or otherwise difficult for you to get groceries and other items you need? We can help. Just let us know what you need and one of our volunteers will do the shopping and deliver to your door, and you can reimburse them when they arrive. We want to help you through any difficulties; please let us! Contact stmparishprograms@gmail.com or call 212 876 7718 and let us know how we may help you!
AdeoClubs
Children’s Catholic Catechism
Zoom Classes – Grades 1-7 & Sacrament Prep.
Once a week – October – May
Call: 212-535-9329
Email: assistant@adeoclubs.org
www.AdeoClubs.org
Prayer to Combat Racism and Prejudice
Lord, we are tired of the senseless acts of violence, the injustices, the oppression, the racism, and the ignored laments of black and brown communities. Hear us, Lord. Open the hearts, minds, and ears of all your children to hear and understand the cries of pain, of sadness, of trauma, and of immense loss.
Your Son, Jesus came to us that we “may have life, and have it abundantly.” May each of us be committed to sharing life and love in our world. May we speak truth to power. May we allow the Spirit to lead us to act for justice. Lord, we invite you to use us so that we might bring about a transformation in our world; a transformation that makes a beloved community real here on this earth.
Parish Counseling Network
Struggling with marital issues, parenting, elder care, job loss or bereavement? Take advantage of Catholic Charities affordable – yes; practically free - Parish Counseling Network, which provides parishioners with short-term professional counseling at convenient locations throughout the Archdiocese of New York.
Parishioners, referred by the Pastor, are eligible for up to 6 counseling sessions
Fee per session is just a $10 co-pay.
If additional counseling is needed, parishioners will be referred to counseling practitioners or treatments centers outside the Network.
Many practitioners are bilingual in Spanish and English.
People needing other services can be referred to one of Catholic Charities regional locations for emergency food, housing, immigration services, addiction services and more.
Interested? Speak with Sharon Colandra (OLGC)
or Margaret Peet (STM) for more information.
Calvary Hospital – Bereavement Manhattan Support Groups
If you or someone you know has experienced the death of a loved one, we may be able to help.
ManhattanStephanie Insalaco, MA, MHC-LP
(646) 771-6604
sinsalaco@calvaryhospital.org
Melanie Rae Pappalardi, MSW
(917) 624-0266
mpappalardi@calvaryhospital.org
MANHATTAN GROUPS
Precious Moments for Children 6-9
Wednesday: Stephanie 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm
In Between Group Ages 10-12
Wednesday: Melanie 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm
Teen Group
Thursday: Stephanie 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm
Death of a Parent
Wednesday: Stephanie 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Death of a Spouse/Partner
Monday: Stephanie 5:30 pm - 7:00 p.m.
Thursday: Stephanie 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Death of a Young Spouse/Partner
Thursday: Melanie 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Please note: You must call to schedule an appointment prior to attending any of our groups. We do not accept walk-ins.
Terence Cardinal Cooke Health Care Center
1249 Fifth Avenue, 9th Floor
New York, NY 10029
Calvary Hospital Bereavement Department
https://www.calvaryhospital.org/patients-families/bereavement-department-welcome/
SHEEN CENTER
Closed Until Further Notice
Although the
https://www.sheencenter.org/events/
The Archdiocese's Sheen Center for Thought and Culture is offering an exciting program of Theater, Talk,
Music and Film events. Named after the late Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen, The Sheen Center is a project
of the Archdiocese, presenting more than 75 performances in theatre, film, music, and thought per
season as it seeks to deepen, explore and challenge ourselves, intellectually, artistically, and spiritually.
Upcoming events can be found in the following link: https://www.sheencenter.org.
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE COURSE (ASL)
Catholic Deaf New York will provide
a native speaker to teach the course.
Cost - $45 per person for the entire course
For More Information:
Call or Text: 917 319 6243
Email: stmparishprograms@gmail.com
Online Giving Systems are now available to All Parishioners.To make an on-line contribution please go to the website: www.olgcstm.org and press the DONATE button connected to the church to which you wish to send your contributions.
Exclusive photos: The 10 most beautiful churches in Manhattan(Including Our Lady of Good Counsel)
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It’s doubtful that when St. Isaac Jogues celebrated the first known Mass in New York City — for a congregation made up of a whopping two other Catholics in Manhattan back in the 1640s — that he could have envisioned what the future would bring. Not in his wildest dreams could he have pictured what the “tiny” 22-square-mile island would look like three centuries later.
The history of the Catholic Church in New York has been tumultuous, to say the least. From the early days of staunch anti-Catholicism and the battle for religious liberty, to the millions of Catholic immigrants from every corner of the earth who inundated the city, creating a uniquely diverse Catholic culture — if there’s one thing that can be said, it’s that there’s no place like New York.
Since the early 1800s, along with the creation of the first New York diocese, the growth of the Church has been explosive. The century saw the creation of over two-thirds of the 114 churches that stand today, many of which are still vibrant and active, serving today’s generation of Catholics. Churches varied in shape and size and were generally centered on a particular ethnic origin, which was often reflected in the symbolism and the architecture.
Some have incredible depictions of Gospel stories in stained glass or detailed frescoes, and others evoke a deep sense of awe and reverence due to their sheer size. And then with a few of them, it’s all of that and then some … and those are the ones that made this list.
At the end of the day, the underlying beauty of any church is its purpose — that it’s a place set aside for the sacraments. It’s a place for Christ and His people to enter into communion with each other, and it doesn’t have to be a fancy building with stained glass and marble to accomplish that. But as with these 10 iconic churches, what has been built, in a powerful way, points to Whom we worship and guides those who worship through beauty to encounter Christ in an extraordinary way, and there’s something to be said about that as well.
If you happen to be in town and are interested in attending Mass or visiting to pray, here’s the complete list with links to their websites.
- St Patrick’s Cathedral – Fifth Ave. (51st Street)
- St. Vincent Ferrer – 869 Lexington Ave. (65th Street)
- Shrine of the Holy Innocents – 128 West 37th Street
- St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral – 263 Mulberry Street (NoLita)
- St. Francis Xavier – 55 West 15th Street
- Our Lady of Good Counsel – 230 East 90th Street
- St. Ignatius Loyola – 980 Park Ave.
- St. Jean Baptiste – 184 East 76th Street (Lexington Ave.)
- Church of the Blessed Sacrament – 152 West 71st Street
- St. Paul the Apostle – 405 West 59th Street (Columbus Ave.)
https://aleteia.org/2020/01/17/exclusive-photos-the-10-most-beautiful-churches-in-manhattan/
A Brief Overview of the Archdiocese of New York’s Response to the Sexual Abuse of Minors and Vulnerable AdultsEnglish
Un resumen de la respuesta de la Arquidiócesis de Nueva York al abuso sexual de menores y adultos vulnerables
Español
Homily on the Abuse Crisis in the Catholic Church
Rev. Kevin V. Madigan
Church of St. Thomas More, NYC, August 26, 2018
Fr. Madigan's Homily on the Abuse Crisis
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Mass Schedule
Our Lady of Good Counsel
(see St. Thomas More below)Weekdays
Mon - Sat: 9:00am
Sunday:
Sat: 5:30pm
Sun: 9:00am
10:30am - Spanish Mass
Confessions
Mon - Fri: 8:45am - 8:55am
Sat: 4:30 - 5:15pm
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Sun: 5:00 - 5:30pm
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October 6, 2019Twenty-Sixth of Year C
September 29, 2019Twenty-Third Sunday of Year C
September 9, 2019Twenty-Second Sunday of Year C
September 1, 2019Nineteenth Sunday of Year C
August 11, 2019Eighteenth Sunday of Year C
August 4, 2019Seventeenth Sunday of Year C
July 28, 2019Sixteenth Sunday of Year C
July 21, 2019Fifteenth Sunday of Year C
July 14, 2019Fourteenth Sunday of Year C
July 7, 2019Thirteenth Sunday of Year C
June 30, 2019Third Sunday of Easter - Year C
May 5, 2019Second Sunday of Easter - Year C
April 28, 2019Fifth Sunday of Lent of Year C
April 7, 2019Fourth Sunday of Lent of Year C
March 31, 2019Third Sunday of Lent of Year C
March 24, 2019Second Sunday of Lent of Year C
March 17, 2019First Sunday of Lent of Year C
March 10, 2019Eighth Sunday of Year C
March 03, 2019Seventh Sunday of Year C
February 24, 2019Sixth Sunday of Year C
February 17, 2019Fifth Sunday of Year C
February 10, 2019Fourth Sunday of Year C
February 03, 2019Third Sunday of Year C
January 27, 2019Second Sunday of Year C
January 20, 2019Solemnity of the Baptism of the Lord
January 13, 2019Solemnity of Epiphany
January 06, 2019Solemnity of Mary Mother of God
January 01, 2019Solemnity of the Holy Family
December 30, 2018Fourth Sunday of Advent
December 23, 2018