New York , NY 10014

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The University Parish of St. Joseph has made another step into the 21st Century! We have begun a new program at St. Joseph’s called ParishPay, which enables you and your fellow parishioners to make regular donations to the parish electronically.   More »

11 New Dominican Seminarians!



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Project of the Dominican Friars
for Orphans in Kenya

Readings for Today's Mass
Scott Hahn's Sunday Reflections
CatholicNYC.com (Young Adults)
Vatican Radio LIVE
Pillar of Fire Pillar of Truth
(a popular explanation of the Faith)
Greenwich Village Catholics
(History of St. Joseph's Parish)
NYPriest.com (Diocesan vocations)
The Nine Way of Prayer of St. Dominic
History of St. Dominic

Pregnancy Help (New York City)
Confidential Post-Abortion Help
call: 877 HOPE 4 ME
Seek No Evil (Human Trafficking)
Caring Community (Senior Citizens)
Official Blog for Pope Benedict XVI Visit

• First Eucharist Album
• Aquinas Circle Meetings
• Domini Canes Scripture Study Photos
• Parish Council Meeting of 1/28/08
• A Night at NYU Korean Catholics United

Aug 24-30, 2008 Catholic Youth Summer Camp Grades 7-12 Join the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal for an unforgettable experience in our Lord. Camp Veritas will provide a journey to Christ and a deeper understanding of the Catholic faith through an intense fellowship immersion with other youth.

Dec 31, 2008 Catholics in New York - 1808 through 1946 at Museum of the City of New York This exhibit will explore the social and political history of the diverse group of people who established the formidable Catholic presence in New York. The exhibition, the first of its kind, traces their growth from a tiny religious minority to a powerful force in the city and shows how, by organizing to build their own communities, institutions, and political organizations, Catholics reshaped the fabric of life in all five boroughs.