Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events
What Makes Us Human? AI, Faith & the Search for Connection
Please join us on Wednesday, October 7, 2026, from 7-9 p.m. in the Epiphany Parish Hall for an Interfaith Ministry panel discussion exploring the advent of artificial intelligence and its impact on faith and spirituality.
Servants of Salvation (SOS) Teen Service Group
At Epiphany, the youth service ministry known as Servants of Salvation (SOS) offers teen parishioners an opportunity to participate in Christian acts of service to needy members of our church and neighborhood communities. Whether it's organizing coat donation drives, participating in neighborhood clean-up activities, or raising money to support elderly people in need, Epiphany’s SOS group learn what it means to make a tangible difference in the lives of others. Many of our teen family members who are required to fulfill service hours as part of their school curriculum find an outlet in SOS but they also make new friends and find wonderful fellowship in their activities with SOS.
Servants of Salvation meet biweekly on Thursday evenings.
For more information, contact Joe Torre joe@epiphanychurch.nyc
ALPHA course
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.
Breaking Open the Word
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
CONNECT
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!
A Heart to Heart with Jesus
Join us for a home-made dinner and vocational presentation entitled A Heart to Heart with Jesus, featuring Joaquin Pannunzio S.J. Joaquin received his education at Georgetown and Princeton and worked in NYC. He entered the Society of Jesus in 2024, and is presently a graduate degree candidate in Philosophy at Fordham University. Joaquin will speak about his life journey--which has been inspired by the holy and sacred heart of Jesus. There will be a lively discussion after his presentation.
ALPHA course
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.
Breaking Open the Word
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
Family Discipleship
Family Discipleship is a new approach to faith formation that recognizes parents as the primary teachers of the faith. Rather than relying on a weekly classroom alone, this program invites the whole family to grow together as disciples of Jesus. Through shared learning, prayer, and conversation, parents and children deepen their relationship with Christ side by side, creating a faith that is lived not just at church, but in everyday family life. At its heart, Family Discipleship is about helping every member of the family continue the lifelong journey of becoming a disciple.
Grades 1–6
Family Discipleship meets once each month on Sunday from 10:45 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Families begin by attending the 11:00 a.m. Mass together, followed by lunch, large-group catechesis, grade-level instruction, sacramental preparation, and parent formation with activities to continue at home throughout the month. Grades 1–3 and Grades 4–6 meet on alternating Sundays; the schedules are attached. Parent attendance is required.
Grades 7–8
The Way meets twice each month on Sunday evenings from 5:00–7:00 p.m., leading into the 7:30 p.m. Mass. In preparation for Confirmation, students will participate in Alpha, study the Gospels, and discover how to live the Gospel through Catholic Social Teaching. A light dinner will be provided.
Family Discipleship
Family Discipleship is a new approach to faith formation that recognizes parents as the primary teachers of the faith. Rather than relying on a weekly classroom alone, this program invites the whole family to grow together as disciples of Jesus. Through shared learning, prayer, and conversation, parents and children deepen their relationship with Christ side by side, creating a faith that is lived not just at church, but in everyday family life. At its heart, Family Discipleship is about helping every member of the family continue the lifelong journey of becoming a disciple.
Grades 1–6
Family Discipleship meets once each month on Sunday from 10:45 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Families begin by attending the 11:00 a.m. Mass together, followed by lunch, large-group catechesis, grade-level instruction, sacramental preparation, and parent formation with activities to continue at home throughout the month. Grades 1–3 and Grades 4–6 meet on alternating Sundays; the schedules are attached. Parent attendance is required.
Grades 7–8
The Way meets twice each month on Sunday evenings from 5:00–7:00 p.m., leading into the 7:30 p.m. Mass. In preparation for Confirmation, students will participate in Alpha, study the Gospels, and discover how to live the Gospel through Catholic Social Teaching. A light dinner will be provided.
CONNECT
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!
Servants of Salvation (SOS) Teen Service Group
At Epiphany, the youth service ministry known as Servants of Salvation (SOS) offers teen parishioners an opportunity to participate in Christian acts of service to needy members of our church and neighborhood communities. Whether it's organizing coat donation drives, participating in neighborhood clean-up activities, or raising money to support elderly people in need, Epiphany’s SOS group learn what it means to make a tangible difference in the lives of others. Many of our teen family members who are required to fulfill service hours as part of their school curriculum find an outlet in SOS but they also make new friends and find wonderful fellowship in their activities with SOS.
Servants of Salvation meet biweekly on Thursday evenings.
For more information, contact Joe Torre joe@epiphanychurch.nyc
ALPHA course
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.
Breaking Open the Word
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
HUNGER SUNDAY
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.
CONNECT
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!
ALPHA course
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.
Breaking Open the Word
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
Halloweenie on the Plaza
Epiphany will once again sponsor Halloweenie on the Plaza on Friday October 31st from 6:30 to 7:30pm. It is a wonderful, fun, one-stop trick or treat experience for all children of our neighborhood. Our children will also receive an explanation of how All Hallows Eve is related to our wonderful celebration of All Saints and All Souls Days. Can’t wait to see your costumes!
Family Discipleship
Family Discipleship is a new approach to faith formation that recognizes parents as the primary teachers of the faith. Rather than relying on a weekly classroom alone, this program invites the whole family to grow together as disciples of Jesus. Through shared learning, prayer, and conversation, parents and children deepen their relationship with Christ side by side, creating a faith that is lived not just at church, but in everyday family life. At its heart, Family Discipleship is about helping every member of the family continue the lifelong journey of becoming a disciple.
Grades 1–6
Family Discipleship meets once each month on Sunday from 10:45 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Families begin by attending the 11:00 a.m. Mass together, followed by lunch, large-group catechesis, grade-level instruction, sacramental preparation, and parent formation with activities to continue at home throughout the month. Grades 1–3 and Grades 4–6 meet on alternating Sundays; the schedules are attached. Parent attendance is required.
Grades 7–8
The Way meets twice each month on Sunday evenings from 5:00–7:00 p.m., leading into the 7:30 p.m. Mass. In preparation for Confirmation, students will participate in Alpha, study the Gospels, and discover how to live the Gospel through Catholic Social Teaching. A light dinner will be provided.
Family Discipleship
Family Discipleship is a new approach to faith formation that recognizes parents as the primary teachers of the faith. Rather than relying on a weekly classroom alone, this program invites the whole family to grow together as disciples of Jesus. Through shared learning, prayer, and conversation, parents and children deepen their relationship with Christ side by side, creating a faith that is lived not just at church, but in everyday family life. At its heart, Family Discipleship is about helping every member of the family continue the lifelong journey of becoming a disciple.
Grades 1–6
Family Discipleship meets once each month on Sunday from 10:45 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Families begin by attending the 11:00 a.m. Mass together, followed by lunch, large-group catechesis, grade-level instruction, sacramental preparation, and parent formation with activities to continue at home throughout the month. Grades 1–3 and Grades 4–6 meet on alternating Sundays; the schedules are attached. Parent attendance is required.
Grades 7–8
The Way meets twice each month on Sunday evenings from 5:00–7:00 p.m., leading into the 7:30 p.m. Mass. In preparation for Confirmation, students will participate in Alpha, study the Gospels, and discover how to live the Gospel through Catholic Social Teaching. A light dinner will be provided.
TAIZE PRAYER EVENING
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
CONNECT
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!
ALPHA course
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.
Breaking Open the Word
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
CONNECT
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!
Family Discipleship
Family Discipleship is a new approach to faith formation that recognizes parents as the primary teachers of the faith. Rather than relying on a weekly classroom alone, this program invites the whole family to grow together as disciples of Jesus. Through shared learning, prayer, and conversation, parents and children deepen their relationship with Christ side by side, creating a faith that is lived not just at church, but in everyday family life. At its heart, Family Discipleship is about helping every member of the family continue the lifelong journey of becoming a disciple.
Grades 1–6
Family Discipleship meets once each month on Sunday from 10:45 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Families begin by attending the 11:00 a.m. Mass together, followed by lunch, large-group catechesis, grade-level instruction, sacramental preparation, and parent formation with activities to continue at home throughout the month. Grades 1–3 and Grades 4–6 meet on alternating Sundays; the schedules are attached. Parent attendance is required.
Grades 7–8
The Way meets twice each month on Sunday evenings from 5:00–7:00 p.m., leading into the 7:30 p.m. Mass. In preparation for Confirmation, students will participate in Alpha, study the Gospels, and discover how to live the Gospel through Catholic Social Teaching. A light dinner will be provided.
Family Discipleship
Family Discipleship is a new approach to faith formation that recognizes parents as the primary teachers of the faith. Rather than relying on a weekly classroom alone, this program invites the whole family to grow together as disciples of Jesus. Through shared learning, prayer, and conversation, parents and children deepen their relationship with Christ side by side, creating a faith that is lived not just at church, but in everyday family life. At its heart, Family Discipleship is about helping every member of the family continue the lifelong journey of becoming a disciple.
Grades 1–6
Family Discipleship meets once each month on Sunday from 10:45 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Families begin by attending the 11:00 a.m. Mass together, followed by lunch, large-group catechesis, grade-level instruction, sacramental preparation, and parent formation with activities to continue at home throughout the month. Grades 1–3 and Grades 4–6 meet on alternating Sundays; the schedules are attached. Parent attendance is required.
Grades 7–8
The Way meets twice each month on Sunday evenings from 5:00–7:00 p.m., leading into the 7:30 p.m. Mass. In preparation for Confirmation, students will participate in Alpha, study the Gospels, and discover how to live the Gospel through Catholic Social Teaching. A light dinner will be provided.
CONNECT
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!
CONNECT
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!
HUNGER SUNDAY
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.
Family Discipleship
Family Discipleship is a new approach to faith formation that recognizes parents as the primary teachers of the faith. Rather than relying on a weekly classroom alone, this program invites the whole family to grow together as disciples of Jesus. Through shared learning, prayer, and conversation, parents and children deepen their relationship with Christ side by side, creating a faith that is lived not just at church, but in everyday family life. At its heart, Family Discipleship is about helping every member of the family continue the lifelong journey of becoming a disciple.
Grades 1–6
Family Discipleship meets once each month on Sunday from 10:45 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Families begin by attending the 11:00 a.m. Mass together, followed by lunch, large-group catechesis, grade-level instruction, sacramental preparation, and parent formation with activities to continue at home throughout the month. Grades 1–3 and Grades 4–6 meet on alternating Sundays; the schedules are attached. Parent attendance is required.
Grades 7–8
The Way meets twice each month on Sunday evenings from 5:00–7:00 p.m., leading into the 7:30 p.m. Mass. In preparation for Confirmation, students will participate in Alpha, study the Gospels, and discover how to live the Gospel through Catholic Social Teaching. A light dinner will be provided.
Family Discipleship
Family Discipleship is a new approach to faith formation that recognizes parents as the primary teachers of the faith. Rather than relying on a weekly classroom alone, this program invites the whole family to grow together as disciples of Jesus. Through shared learning, prayer, and conversation, parents and children deepen their relationship with Christ side by side, creating a faith that is lived not just at church, but in everyday family life. At its heart, Family Discipleship is about helping every member of the family continue the lifelong journey of becoming a disciple.
Grades 1–6
Family Discipleship meets once each month on Sunday from 10:45 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Families begin by attending the 11:00 a.m. Mass together, followed by lunch, large-group catechesis, grade-level instruction, sacramental preparation, and parent formation with activities to continue at home throughout the month. Grades 1–3 and Grades 4–6 meet on alternating Sundays; the schedules are attached. Parent attendance is required.
Grades 7–8
The Way meets twice each month on Sunday evenings from 5:00–7:00 p.m., leading into the 7:30 p.m. Mass. In preparation for Confirmation, students will participate in Alpha, study the Gospels, and discover how to live the Gospel through Catholic Social Teaching. A light dinner will be provided.
TAIZE PRAYER EVENING
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
Family Discipleship
Family Discipleship is a new approach to faith formation that recognizes parents as the primary teachers of the faith. Rather than relying on a weekly classroom alone, this program invites the whole family to grow together as disciples of Jesus. Through shared learning, prayer, and conversation, parents and children deepen their relationship with Christ side by side, creating a faith that is lived not just at church, but in everyday family life. At its heart, Family Discipleship is about helping every member of the family continue the lifelong journey of becoming a disciple.
Grades 1–6
Family Discipleship meets once each month on Sunday from 10:45 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Families begin by attending the 11:00 a.m. Mass together, followed by lunch, large-group catechesis, grade-level instruction, sacramental preparation, and parent formation with activities to continue at home throughout the month. Grades 1–3 and Grades 4–6 meet on alternating Sundays; the schedules are attached. Parent attendance is required.
Grades 7–8
The Way meets twice each month on Sunday evenings from 5:00–7:00 p.m., leading into the 7:30 p.m. Mass. In preparation for Confirmation, students will participate in Alpha, study the Gospels, and discover how to live the Gospel through Catholic Social Teaching. A light dinner will be provided.
Family Discipleship
Family Discipleship is a new approach to faith formation that recognizes parents as the primary teachers of the faith. Rather than relying on a weekly classroom alone, this program invites the whole family to grow together as disciples of Jesus. Through shared learning, prayer, and conversation, parents and children deepen their relationship with Christ side by side, creating a faith that is lived not just at church, but in everyday family life. At its heart, Family Discipleship is about helping every member of the family continue the lifelong journey of becoming a disciple.
Grades 1–6
Family Discipleship meets once each month on Sunday from 10:45 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Families begin by attending the 11:00 a.m. Mass together, followed by lunch, large-group catechesis, grade-level instruction, sacramental preparation, and parent formation with activities to continue at home throughout the month. Grades 1–3 and Grades 4–6 meet on alternating Sundays; the schedules are attached. Parent attendance is required.
Grades 7–8
The Way meets twice each month on Sunday evenings from 5:00–7:00 p.m., leading into the 7:30 p.m. Mass. In preparation for Confirmation, students will participate in Alpha, study the Gospels, and discover how to live the Gospel through Catholic Social Teaching. A light dinner will be provided.
HUNGER SUNDAY
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.
CONNECT
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!
TAIZE PRAYER EVENING
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
Family Discipleship
Family Discipleship is a new approach to faith formation that recognizes parents as the primary teachers of the faith. Rather than relying on a weekly classroom alone, this program invites the whole family to grow together as disciples of Jesus. Through shared learning, prayer, and conversation, parents and children deepen their relationship with Christ side by side, creating a faith that is lived not just at church, but in everyday family life. At its heart, Family Discipleship is about helping every member of the family continue the lifelong journey of becoming a disciple.
Grades 1–6
Family Discipleship meets once each month on Sunday from 10:45 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Families begin by attending the 11:00 a.m. Mass together, followed by lunch, large-group catechesis, grade-level instruction, sacramental preparation, and parent formation with activities to continue at home throughout the month. Grades 1–3 and Grades 4–6 meet on alternating Sundays; the schedules are attached. Parent attendance is required.
Grades 7–8
The Way meets twice each month on Sunday evenings from 5:00–7:00 p.m., leading into the 7:30 p.m. Mass. In preparation for Confirmation, students will participate in Alpha, study the Gospels, and discover how to live the Gospel through Catholic Social Teaching. A light dinner will be provided.
Family Discipleship
Family Discipleship is a new approach to faith formation that recognizes parents as the primary teachers of the faith. Rather than relying on a weekly classroom alone, this program invites the whole family to grow together as disciples of Jesus. Through shared learning, prayer, and conversation, parents and children deepen their relationship with Christ side by side, creating a faith that is lived not just at church, but in everyday family life. At its heart, Family Discipleship is about helping every member of the family continue the lifelong journey of becoming a disciple.
Grades 1–6
Family Discipleship meets once each month on Sunday from 10:45 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Families begin by attending the 11:00 a.m. Mass together, followed by lunch, large-group catechesis, grade-level instruction, sacramental preparation, and parent formation with activities to continue at home throughout the month. Grades 1–3 and Grades 4–6 meet on alternating Sundays; the schedules are attached. Parent attendance is required.
Grades 7–8
The Way meets twice each month on Sunday evenings from 5:00–7:00 p.m., leading into the 7:30 p.m. Mass. In preparation for Confirmation, students will participate in Alpha, study the Gospels, and discover how to live the Gospel through Catholic Social Teaching. A light dinner will be provided.
Breaking Open the Word
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
ALPHA course
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.
CONNECT
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!
Family Discipleship
Family Discipleship is a new approach to faith formation that recognizes parents as the primary teachers of the faith. Rather than relying on a weekly classroom alone, this program invites the whole family to grow together as disciples of Jesus. Through shared learning, prayer, and conversation, parents and children deepen their relationship with Christ side by side, creating a faith that is lived not just at church, but in everyday family life. At its heart, Family Discipleship is about helping every member of the family continue the lifelong journey of becoming a disciple.
Grades 1–6
Family Discipleship meets once each month on Sunday from 10:45 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Families begin by attending the 11:00 a.m. Mass together, followed by lunch, large-group catechesis, grade-level instruction, sacramental preparation, and parent formation with activities to continue at home throughout the month. Grades 1–3 and Grades 4–6 meet on alternating Sundays; the schedules are attached. Parent attendance is required.
Grades 7–8
The Way meets twice each month on Sunday evenings from 5:00–7:00 p.m., leading into the 7:30 p.m. Mass. In preparation for Confirmation, students will participate in Alpha, study the Gospels, and discover how to live the Gospel through Catholic Social Teaching. A light dinner will be provided.
Family Discipleship
Family Discipleship is a new approach to faith formation that recognizes parents as the primary teachers of the faith. Rather than relying on a weekly classroom alone, this program invites the whole family to grow together as disciples of Jesus. Through shared learning, prayer, and conversation, parents and children deepen their relationship with Christ side by side, creating a faith that is lived not just at church, but in everyday family life. At its heart, Family Discipleship is about helping every member of the family continue the lifelong journey of becoming a disciple.
Grades 1–6
Family Discipleship meets once each month on Sunday from 10:45 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Families begin by attending the 11:00 a.m. Mass together, followed by lunch, large-group catechesis, grade-level instruction, sacramental preparation, and parent formation with activities to continue at home throughout the month. Grades 1–3 and Grades 4–6 meet on alternating Sundays; the schedules are attached. Parent attendance is required.
Grades 7–8
The Way meets twice each month on Sunday evenings from 5:00–7:00 p.m., leading into the 7:30 p.m. Mass. In preparation for Confirmation, students will participate in Alpha, study the Gospels, and discover how to live the Gospel through Catholic Social Teaching. A light dinner will be provided.
Breaking Open the Word
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
ALPHA course
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.
Hispanic Heritage Mass
As part of Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re excited to host our very first Spanish Mass at Epiphany!
🗓 Monday, September 29
🕖 7:00 – 8:00 PM
📍 Epiphany Church, 375 2nd Ave, NYC
✨ The goal of this celebration is to bring our parish family together and share the beauty and richness of Hispanic culture with everyone.
🍽 After Mass, join us for a food reception featuring dishes from across Latin America—come hungry and ready to celebrate!
All are welcome—bring your family and friends! 💃🕺
HUNGER SUNDAY
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.
Breaking Open the Word
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
ALPHA course
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.
CONNECT
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!
Family Discipleship
Family Discipleship is a new approach to faith formation that recognizes parents as the primary teachers of the faith. Rather than relying on a weekly classroom alone, this program invites the whole family to grow together as disciples of Jesus. Through shared learning, prayer, and conversation, parents and children deepen their relationship with Christ side by side, creating a faith that is lived not just at church, but in everyday family life. At its heart, Family Discipleship is about helping every member of the family continue the lifelong journey of becoming a disciple.
Grades 1–6
Family Discipleship meets once each month on Sunday from 10:45 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Families begin by attending the 11:00 a.m. Mass together, followed by lunch, large-group catechesis, grade-level instruction, sacramental preparation, and parent formation with activities to continue at home throughout the month. Grades 1–3 and Grades 4–6 meet on alternating Sundays; the schedules are attached. Parent attendance is required.
Grades 7–8
The Way meets twice each month on Sunday evenings from 5:00–7:00 p.m., leading into the 7:30 p.m. Mass. In preparation for Confirmation, students will participate in Alpha, study the Gospels, and discover how to live the Gospel through Catholic Social Teaching. A light dinner will be provided.
Family Discipleship
Family Discipleship is a new approach to faith formation that recognizes parents as the primary teachers of the faith. Rather than relying on a weekly classroom alone, this program invites the whole family to grow together as disciples of Jesus. Through shared learning, prayer, and conversation, parents and children deepen their relationship with Christ side by side, creating a faith that is lived not just at church, but in everyday family life. At its heart, Family Discipleship is about helping every member of the family continue the lifelong journey of becoming a disciple.
Grades 1–6
Family Discipleship meets once each month on Sunday from 10:45 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Families begin by attending the 11:00 a.m. Mass together, followed by lunch, large-group catechesis, grade-level instruction, sacramental preparation, and parent formation with activities to continue at home throughout the month. Grades 1–3 and Grades 4–6 meet on alternating Sundays; the schedules are attached. Parent attendance is required.
Grades 7–8
The Way meets twice each month on Sunday evenings from 5:00–7:00 p.m., leading into the 7:30 p.m. Mass. In preparation for Confirmation, students will participate in Alpha, study the Gospels, and discover how to live the Gospel through Catholic Social Teaching. A light dinner will be provided.
Breaking Open the Word
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
ALPHA course
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.
CONNECT
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!
Breaking Open the Word
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
CONNECT
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!
TAIZE PRAYER EVENING
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