Mon-Fri: 9am - 7pm
Sat - Sun: 9am - 2pm
(212)-567-1300
Thursday 7:30 pm
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WEDNESDAY: 7:00 PM English/Spanish
Welcome to Church of the Good Shepherd! If you’re looking for a parish home where your faith will not only be sustained but flourish, we’re happy to introduce ourselves.
In a world starved for community, the parishioners at Good Shepherd, drawing on a spiritual legacy of over one hundred years, maintain a dynamic connection with each other by maintaining a dynamic connection with Christ. In that connection, we’re more than members of a community. We’re members of The Kingdom and, at our best, we bear witness to that Kingdom in the neighborhood, in the city, and in the world.
As Catholics, our lives are nourished by prayer and the Sacraments, and Good Shepherd is blessed with a rich sacramental and devotional life: a full schedule of weekday and Sunday Masses in both English and Spanish (major liturgies are bilingual); weekly Confession; Adoration on First Fridays as well as during the week; the rosary on Marian feasts (and on Sundays in October and May). And regardless of when you walk into the church during the day, someone will be there praying.
Lay involvement is flourishing. A number of parish groups address both the spiritual needs of the faith community and the pressing social needs of our neighbors. Through the work of dedicated lay catechists, each year we welcome more and more adults into the Catholic faith through our OCIA program, and our faith formation program sees to the ongoing religious education of the parish’s children. We also host a wide variety of social and cultural events throughout the year. From Spaghetti Night to classical quartets, you’ve a million ways to connect.
So take a look at the website (a work in progress). Check out the Mass schedule. See what’s going on. If you have any questions, feel free to call the parish office for more information. But the best way to get to know us is to pray with us. Come to one of the weekend Masses. Introduce yourself. We’d love to meet you.
God bless!
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