This Sunday, we enter into Passiontide. The crosses and images in the church will be veiled. We are moving towards Holy Week and Easter, but we have to celebrate Good Friday before we can celebrate Easter Day.Read more…
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The Tree of the Knowledge: Cinematic Visions of Good and Evil: A Lenten Film Series
Friday, March 22: Zone of Interest
Posted onOur Lenten Film series continues with the 2007 winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture. The film is directed by Joel and Ethan Coen and based on the book of the same name by legendary American author Cormac McCarthy.Read more…
Theology Webcast for the Week of March 17, 2024
Why Did Jesus Die on a Cross?
Posted onA video of the 10 a.m. theology class from Sunday, March 3, is available. Subscribe to our theology playlist on YouTube.
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Concerts at Saint Thomas presents Rachmaninoff and Poulenc
Thursday, March 21, 2024 at 7:30 p.m. ET
Posted onConcerts at Saint Thomas presents a unique orchestral concert for Passiontide.Read more…
Sharp Faith (Week 28): Why did Jesus die on a cross? — Sunday Theology Talks
Led by Fr. Luigi Gioia
Posted onOur Theologian in Residence, the Rev. Dr. Luigi Gioia, continues a year-long course to dive into all the main areas of theology: Faith, Scripture, Tradition, God, Christ, Salvation, the Holy Spirit, the Trinity, and the Church – always with an eye to their relevance for spirituality and for everyday life.Read more…
Chamber Recital: Lenten Bach Cantatas — Sunday Recital Series
Posted onToday, we welcome Margaret Carpenter Haigh, soprano; Brian Mummert, baritone; and the Saint Thomas Baroque Ensemble to the Sunday Recital Series.
Join us in person or via livestream.Read more…
An Introduction to Safeguarding Training For New Volunteers
Sunday, March 17, 1pm-2:30pm in the Parish House (5th floor)
Posted onNew volunteers are welcome to join us this afternoon for an introduction to safeguarding training.
A light lunch will be provided.
For more information, or if you plan to attend, please contact Mother Turner.Read more…
An Exhibition of STC Pan-Asian Group Work
Posted onFor three months last year, some of us gathered every other week under the guidance of artist Kim Yeon-jin, a professor at Binghamton University, to work on a group art project. The work we completed together is currently on display in Chinatown.Read more…
Saint Thomas Choir School: A Beloved Community Part 2
by Mother Alison Turner, Associate for Children and Families and Choir School Chaplain
Posted onAs I shared in last week’s e-news, The Social Justice Classes at Saint Thomas Choir School have recently been focusing on creating and sustaining a Beloved Community, under the direction of Ms. Lissy Hodge. This week I will share a little about how this work is being complemented by our studies in Theology Class.Read more…