Monday, November 16th, 2009
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Posted by Fr. Aquinas on 16 Nov 2009 | Tagged as: Music, Parish Events

On Tuesday, November 17, the Church of St. Vincent Ferrer will host an organ recital performed on its famous 86-rank Schantz pipe organ. Dr. Mark Bani, the parish’s music director, will be the featured organist. He will perform compositions by Bach, Boyce, Mozart, Widor, and Barber.
The recital will begin at 7:00 PM. It is free and open to the public.
Posted by Fr. Aquinas on 16 Nov 2009 | Tagged as: Parish News
Please take the time to stop by and make an underprivileged child’s Christmas wish come true!
This year, the students of St. Jerome’s School in the Bronx are the beneficiaries of your generosity and good will. Please give them hope and faith in the miracle of Christmas. All we ask is that you chose one letter and make their Christmas wish a reality!
The project meeting is on Tuesday, December 1st at 6:30 P.M at the Cathedral of Saint Patrick Parish House, 14 East 51st Street, between Madison and 5th Avenues. Please rsvp and visit our web site at cspya.org.
Posted by Fr. Aquinas on 16 Nov 2009 | Tagged as: Lectures, Parish Events
On November 12, Professor Helen Alvaré delivered the parish’s annual St. Albert’s Day Lecture. Before an eager and enthusiastic audience, she addressed the topic, “The Catholic Voice in the Public Square: Sectarian or Civic?” Over the course of her remarks, Professor Alvaré shared the wisdom she has gained as a Catholic lawyer and lobbyist regarding how believers ought to engage public debate on difficult moral questions. She focused specifically on the debates surrounding abortion, health care, and marriage, and the recommendations she gave for approaching each were both insightful and encouraging.
Below you’ll find both audio and video of Professor Alvaré’s lecture, as well as audio of the Q & A session that followed her presentation.
Click here for the video report covering the lecture that aired on NET NY‘s “Currents.”
Posted by Fr. Aquinas on 16 Nov 2009 | Tagged as: Miscellaneous
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