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We are excited to share with you our latest Virtual Event:     Matthew Kelly on Prayer. In this event, Matthew discusses 3 reasons we avoid prayer, a moment of prayer that changed his life forever, some reflections from his upcoming book on prayer (I Heard God Laugh) and the power of The Prayer Process.

This event will be live from May 1 to June 1, so we invite you to view it as soon as possible.

Thanks to all who have joined us for the live stream liturgies.  They’re not the same as being together but, given the circumstances, at least we’re praying together.
If anyone needs or wants to talk to a priest, one of us is almost always available at the rectory.  If we do not answer, rather than leave a message (of course we will respond to messages – they are simply not retrieved very quickly) please call back – we most likely haven’t answered because we were on the phone with someone else.
We want to stay in touch and be of whatever support we can in these confusing days!

The COVID-19 pandemic underscores the importance of responding to the 2020 Census and the importance of census data. That’s because your response helps shape decisions about how billions of dollars in federal funds flow into communities each year for the next 10 years for critical services. Like health care clinics. And hospitals. And emergency services like EMTs and fire departments. Emergency situations like COVID-19 illustrate just how important it is to respond to the census. So please do today at 2020Census.gov.

La pandemia de COVID-19 subraya la importancia de responder al Censo 2020 y la importancia de los datos del censo. Esto se debe a que su respuesta ayuda a dar forma a las decisiones sobre cómo miles de millones de dólares en fondos federales fluyen a las comunidades cada año durante los próximos 10 años para servicios críticos. Al igual que las clínicas de atención médica. Y hospitales. Y servicios de emergencia como EMT y departamentos de bomberos. Las situaciones de emergencia como COVID-19 ilustran cuán importante es responder al censo. Así que hazlo hoy en 2020Census.gov.

 The Coronavirus is creating unprecedented circumstances; all parish events have been cancelled or postponed.

We will attempt to reschedule these events and new dates will be announced in the bulletin and on our Parish website.
(Please hold on to your Champagne Brunch tickets which will be honored on the date the brunch is rescheduled.)

     The Diocese of Brooklyn has closed all churches in Brooklyn and Queens effective Noon today, Friday, March 20, 2020. The decision was made so to prevent the ever-present possibility of the virus spreading. All rectories were also closed for business today at noon, and parish office business will continue by telephone only.|
As a result of the closures, funerals, weddings, and baptisms will not be permitted in church. This is because limiting them to 10 people is proving not to be feasible. Graveside services outdoors will be permitted, maintaining the recommendations of the CDC regarding social distancing and at the discretion of the cemetery administration. A memorial Mass for the deceased can be celebrated later. Weddings and baptisms will be postponed to a later date.  Click here to read all the communication from our Diocese regarding the Coronavirus

All Masses are being celebrated privately to protect the health of all involved.
Our priests will privately celebrate Mass for the reserved intentions, as well as for those who are sick due to the Coronavirus. We are also praying for those who are caring for the sick in this difficult time.

Attention CCD Parents/Guardians and RCIA Candidates: