Spend an hour online with parishioners and Fr Austin Titus in reflecting on the upcoming readings for Saturday and Sunday Masses at Epiphany. When we break open the Word, we explore some of the historical, cultural and theological elements regarding the readings, and consider what they might mean for us today. Join us https://meet.google.com/jxn-mjbi-mju

For six Wednesdays beginning on April 22nd at 7pm in the Parish Hall, you are invited to a wonderful Easter program called The Breath Behind the Frame, a program which will break open the wondrous process of filmmaking and the participation of the Holy Spirit in that creative work. Over six weeks, you will learn the art and craft of visual storytelling, discover how the Holy Spirit moves through every step of a film’s creation, enjoy a practical education in the mechanics of filmmaking, and participate in conceiving a story idea, writing a treatment for a screenplay and producing a short teaser reel. No experience in filmmaking or any kind of visual art is required.

The series will be presented by Fr Jim Mayzik SJ, founder of the Film and Television Program at Fairfield University, Director of the Fairfield University Media Center. Fr Jim is an awardwinning director, producer and screenwriter.

Come join us!

EVERYONE is welcome to our weekly CONNECT Program provides a year-round engagement with peer parishioners who explore church teaching, theological perspectives, and spiritual traditions within the Church. A Connect meeting offers a delicious, free home-cooked meal, a presentation on faith formation, and a synodal discussion about the topic of the evening. CONNECT is comprised of three groups—IGNITE, our Epiphany Young Adult Group; MILLENN-X, our Millennial and Gen-X group; and SEEKERS, our senior wisdom sisters and brothers. Each group meets together for fellowship of a delicious, free!, home-cooked meal, and then splits off into their respective spaces on a rotating basis for: 1) prayer/faith-sharing/worship; or 2) for a faith formation presentation (with synodal discussion) by Fr Jim Mayzik SJ, our Faith Formation Director Samuel Newton, or an invited Guest Speaker; or 3) a presentation by one of the members of the group. You receive fellowship, learn more about your faith, and have the opportunity to experience the Holy Spirit working in the group!

At the 22 Club (Epiphany is at 22nd and 2nd!) you can enjoy a nail-biting game of BINGO, but more than that, you can enjoy the fellowship, the conversation, and the laughs when we gather every Tuesday from 11am until 1:30pm in the parish hall of the Church of the Epiphany. Everyone is invited to the party!

Spend an hour online with parishioners and Fr Austin Titus in reflecting on the upcoming readings for Saturday and Sunday Masses at Epiphany. When we break open the Word, we explore some of the historical, cultural and theological elements regarding the readings, and consider what they might mean for us today. Join us on ZOOM at https://meet.google.com/jxn-mjbi-mju

For six Wednesdays beginning on April 22nd at 7pm in the Parish Hall, you are invited to a wonderful Easter program called The Breath Behind the Frame, a program which will break open the wondrous process of filmmaking and the participation of the Holy Spirit in that creative work. Over six weeks, you will learn the art and craft of visual storytelling, discover how the Holy Spirit moves through every step of a film’s creation, enjoy a practical education in the mechanics of filmmaking, and participate in conceiving a story idea, writing a treatment for a screenplay and producing a short teaser reel. No experience in filmmaking or any kind of visual art is required.

The series will be presented by Fr Jim Mayzik SJ, founder of the Film and Television Program at Fairfield University, Director of the Fairfield University Media Center. Fr Jim is an awardwinning director, producer and screenwriter.

Come join us!

EVERYONE is welcome to our weekly CONNECT Program provides a year-round engagement with peer parishioners who explore church teaching, theological perspectives, and spiritual traditions within the Church. A Connect meeting offers a delicious, free home-cooked meal, a presentation on faith formation, and a synodal discussion about the topic of the evening. CONNECT is comprised of three groups—IGNITE, our Epiphany Young Adult Group; MILLENN-X, our Millennial and Gen-X group; and SEEKERS, our senior wisdom sisters and brothers. Each group meets together for fellowship of a delicious, free!, home-cooked meal, and then splits off into their respective spaces on a rotating basis for: 1) prayer/faith-sharing/worship; or 2) for a faith formation presentation (with synodal discussion) by Fr Jim Mayzik SJ, our Faith Formation Director Samuel Newton, or an invited Guest Speaker; or 3) a presentation by one of the members of the group. You receive fellowship, learn more about your faith, and have the opportunity to experience the Holy Spirit working in the group!

At the 22 Club (Epiphany is at 22nd and 2nd!) you can enjoy a nail-biting game of BINGO, but more than that, you can enjoy the fellowship, the conversation, and the laughs when we gather every Tuesday from 11am until 1:30pm in the parish hall of the Church of the Epiphany. Everyone is invited to the party!

Join us in our church for a beautiful evening of contemplative prayer and music. Taizé prayer is a meditative, communal form of Christian worship that originated from an ecumenical monastic community in Taizé, France. It is characterized by the use of simple, repetitive chants, scripture readings, and periods of silence in a candlelit atmosphere. The practice is designed to foster inner stillness, contemplation, and a sense of peace and unity among people of different Christian traditions.  For more information, contact Director of Faith Formation, Samuel Newton faithformation@epiphanychurch.nyc

Spend an hour online with parishioners and Fr Austin Titus in reflecting on the upcoming readings for Saturday and Sunday Masses at Epiphany. When we break open the Word, we explore some of the historical, cultural and theological elements regarding the readings, and consider what they might mean for us today. Join us on ZOOM at https://meet.google.com/jxn-mjbi-mju

For six Wednesdays beginning on April 22nd at 7pm in the Parish Hall, you are invited to a wonderful Easter program called The Breath Behind the Frame, a program which will break open the wondrous process of filmmaking and the participation of the Holy Spirit in that creative work. Over six weeks, you will learn the art and craft of visual storytelling, discover how the Holy Spirit moves through every step of a film’s creation, enjoy a practical education in the mechanics of filmmaking, and participate in conceiving a story idea, writing a treatment for a screenplay and producing a short teaser reel. No experience in filmmaking or any kind of visual art is required.

The series will be presented by Fr Jim Mayzik SJ, founder of the Film and Television Program at Fairfield University, Director of the Fairfield University Media Center. Fr Jim is an awardwinning director, producer and screenwriter.

Come join us!

EVERYONE is welcome to our weekly CONNECT Program provides a year-round engagement with peer parishioners who explore church teaching, theological perspectives, and spiritual traditions within the Church. A Connect meeting offers a delicious, free home-cooked meal, a presentation on faith formation, and a synodal discussion about the topic of the evening. CONNECT is comprised of three groups—IGNITE, our Epiphany Young Adult Group; MILLENN-X, our Millennial and Gen-X group; and SEEKERS, our senior wisdom sisters and brothers. Each group meets together for fellowship of a delicious, free!, home-cooked meal, and then splits off into their respective spaces on a rotating basis for: 1) prayer/faith-sharing/worship; or 2) for a faith formation presentation (with synodal discussion) by Fr Jim Mayzik SJ, our Faith Formation Director Samuel Newton, or an invited Guest Speaker; or 3) a presentation by one of the members of the group. You receive fellowship, learn more about your faith, and have the opportunity to experience the Holy Spirit working in the group!

At the 22 Club (Epiphany is at 22nd and 2nd!) you can enjoy a nail-biting game of BINGO, but more than that, you can enjoy the fellowship, the conversation, and the laughs when we gather every Tuesday from 11am until 1:30pm in the parish hall of the Church of the Epiphany. Everyone is invited to the party!

This is a moment when you can give back for Lent. Join us to prepare and distribute sandwich lunches for our sisters and brothers living on the streets of our neighborhood. It will only take 20 minutes of your time, right after the 11am Sunday Family Mass.

Spend an hour online with parishioners and Fr Austin Titus in reflecting on the upcoming readings for Saturday and Sunday Masses at Epiphany. When we break open the Word, we explore some of the historical, cultural and theological elements regarding the readings, and consider what they might mean for us today. Join us on ZOOM at https://meet.google.com/jxn-mjbi-mju

For six Wednesdays beginning on April 22nd at 7pm in the Parish Hall, you are invited to a wonderful Easter program called The Breath Behind the Frame, a program which will break open the wondrous process of filmmaking and the participation of the Holy Spirit in that creative work. Over six weeks, you will learn the art and craft of visual storytelling, discover how the Holy Spirit moves through every step of a film’s creation, enjoy a practical education in the mechanics of filmmaking, and participate in conceiving a story idea, writing a treatment for a screenplay and producing a short teaser reel. No experience in filmmaking or any kind of visual art is required.

The series will be presented by Fr Jim Mayzik SJ, founder of the Film and Television Program at Fairfield University, Director of the Fairfield University Media Center. Fr Jim is an awardwinning director, producer and screenwriter.

Come join us!

EVERYONE is welcome to our weekly CONNECT Program provides a year-round engagement with peer parishioners who explore church teaching, theological perspectives, and spiritual traditions within the Church. A Connect meeting offers a delicious, free home-cooked meal, a presentation on faith formation, and a synodal discussion about the topic of the evening. CONNECT is comprised of three groups—IGNITE, our Epiphany Young Adult Group; MILLENN-X, our Millennial and Gen-X group; and SEEKERS, our senior wisdom sisters and brothers. Each group meets together for fellowship of a delicious, free!, home-cooked meal, and then splits off into their respective spaces on a rotating basis for: 1) prayer/faith-sharing/worship; or 2) for a faith formation presentation (with synodal discussion) by Fr Jim Mayzik SJ, our Faith Formation Director Samuel Newton, or an invited Guest Speaker; or 3) a presentation by one of the members of the group. You receive fellowship, learn more about your faith, and have the opportunity to experience the Holy Spirit working in the group!

Spend an hour online with parishioners and Fr Austin Titus in reflecting on the upcoming readings for Saturday and Sunday Masses at Epiphany. When we break open the Word, we explore some of the historical, cultural and theological elements regarding the readings, and consider what they might mean for us today. Join us https://meet.google.com/jxn-mjbi-mju

Alpha is a series of interactive sessions that allow you to explore the Christian faith, ask questions and share your point of view in a safe and friendly environment.

EVERYONE is welcome to our weekly CONNECT Program provides a year-round engagement with peer parishioners who explore church teaching, theological perspectives, and spiritual traditions within the Church. A Connect meeting offers a delicious, free home-cooked meal, a presentation on faith formation, and a synodal discussion about the topic of the evening. CONNECT is comprised of three groups—IGNITE, our Epiphany Young Adult Group; MILLENN-X, our Millennial and Gen-X group; and SEEKERS, our senior wisdom sisters and brothers. Each group meets together for fellowship of a delicious, free!, home-cooked meal, and then splits off into their respective spaces on a rotating basis for: 1) prayer/faith-sharing/worship; or 2) for a faith formation presentation (with synodal discussion) by Fr Jim Mayzik SJ, our Faith Formation Director Samuel Newton, or an invited Guest Speaker; or 3) a presentation by one of the members of the group. You receive fellowship, learn more about your faith, and have the opportunity to experience the Holy Spirit working in the group!

At the 22 Club (Epiphany is at 22nd and 2nd!) you can enjoy a nail-biting game of BINGO, but more than that, you can enjoy the fellowship, the conversation, and the laughs when we gather every Tuesday from 11am until 1:30pm in the parish hall of the Church of the Epiphany. Everyone is invited to the party!

At the 22 Club (Epiphany is at 22nd and 2nd!) you can enjoy a nail-biting game of BINGO, but more than that, you can enjoy the fellowship, the conversation, and the laughs when we gather every Tuesday from 11am until 1:30pm in the parish hall of the Church of the Epiphany. Everyone is invited to the party!

Join us in our church for a beautiful evening of contemplative prayer and music. Taizé prayer is a meditative, communal form of Christian worship that originated from an ecumenical monastic community in Taizé, France. It is characterized by the use of simple, repetitive chants, scripture readings, and periods of silence in a candlelit atmosphere. The practice is designed to foster inner stillness, contemplation, and a sense of peace and unity among people of different Christian traditions.  For more information, contact Director of Faith Formation, Samuel Newton faithformation@epiphanychurch.nyc

Alpha is a series of interactive sessions that allow you to explore the Christian faith, ask questions and share your point of view in a safe and friendly environment.

On Sunday, we joyously celebrate the resurrection of Jesus at a family Mass at 11am and at a young adults Mass at 7:30pm.

We celebrate the arrival of Easter on Saturday evening at 8pm, beginning the Mass in total darkness until it is pierced with a new light that signifies the gift we receive from the risen Christ. At this most grand of solemnities, we celebrate the story of salvation unfolding throughout history, in a liturgy that is inspired by both the Old and New Testaments.

You are encouraged to join us in the church at 10am on the morning of Good Friday and 10am on the morning of Holy Saturday for the haunting, ancient liturgy of matins and lauds, which commemorates the final days of Jesus’ life. The gradual extinguishing of candles on a special triangular stand represents the apostles deserting Christ and the world falling into darkness.

Pray the Stations of the Cross, every Friday of Lent at 12:45pm and at 7:00pm

We recreate the moment of Jesus’ crucifixion in a solemn liturgical service (not a Mass) where we give reverence to the Cross, reflect on the suffering of Jesus, his love for humanity, and the atonement of the sins of the world. The service begins at 3pm in the church.

You are encouraged to join us in the church at 10am on the morning of Good Friday and 10am on the morning of Holy Saturday for the haunting, ancient liturgy of matins and lauds, which commemorates the final days of Jesus’ life. The gradual extinguishing of candles on a special triangular stand represents the apostles deserting Christ and the world falling into darkness.