The Catholic Artists Society invites you to…
An Advent Evening of Recollection for Arts and Media Professionals
The program includes Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament and Benediction, with a meditation offered by Fr. Jonathan Morris on themes related to the work of the artist and the spiritual life. Fr. Morris is a priest in the Archdiocese of New York and a commentator and news analyst on television and radio. Refreshments and conversation afterwards at the parish rectory (263 Mulberry St.).
RSVP by December 2: catholicartistssociety@gmail.com
Coordinators: Kevin Collins, Dino Marcantonio, Vivian Choi
St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral is located at the corner of Prince and Mott Streets
Directions:
Take the N/R to Prince Street.
Walk along Prince to Mott Street. Turn right to main entrance on Mott.
Take the 6-train to Bleecker Street.
Walk south to Mott/Prince Streets. Church is on the NW corner.
Take the B,D,F,M to Broadway-Lafayette St. Walk 2 blocks east on Houston to Mott Street; turn right onto Mott. Main entrance to church through courtyard.
Join Us!
Bring a friend!
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Recordings from All Hallow’s Eve
If you were not able to make it to Vespers on All Hallows Eve, or if you did attend and would like to revisit it, you can see photos and listen to recordings of the event here. You will find Father Bruno Shah’s inspiring homily, the beautiful chant and polyphony, and of course Fr. Uwe Michael Lang’s insightful lecture on “Art, Beauty and the Sacred.”
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Inspired by Pope Benedict XVI’s call to artists to be “custodians of Beauty” and “heralds and witnesses of Hope to humanity”, the Catholic Artists Society is an association of arts, entertainment and media professionals dedicated to working for the greater glory of God and the common good. In keeping with the aims of the New Evangelization, the Society seeks to reach out to all artists, as well as to patrons and audiences, to promote a public discourse on the meaning of Beauty, and to cultivate a greater understanding of Christianity’s contribution to the shaping of our cultural heritage and civilization.
For more information, go to our website
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