2nd Street Cathedral
59 East Second Street
(Between First & Second Avenue)
New York, NY 10003
212-677-4664 tvrfcndc@gmail.com
59 East Second Street
(Between First & Second Avenue)
New York, NY 10003
212-677-4664 tvrfcndc@gmail.com
Gallery of Photographs
05/25/11: Faith Leaders Forum
(published June 1, 2011)
LOCAL FAITH COMMUNITIES OF THE EAST VILLAGE LAUNCHED THEIR SERIES OF OPEN PANEL DISCUSSIONS on Wednesday, May 25th, 7PM to 8:30PM @ The Sixth Street Community Synagogue
PARTICIPANTS: Rabbi Greg Wall, 6th Street SynagogueLama Pema Dorjee, Nachung Buddhist Center
Imam Abu Sufian, Medina Masjid Mosque
Ted Walker, Catholic Worker
Fr Joseph Gingrich, St Nicholas Carpatho-Russian Church
Yajna Parush das, Bakhti Center
Archdeacon Michael Suvak, Orthodox Cathedral of the Holy Virgin Protection
Fr. David Kossey, St. Mary's American Orthodox Church
Fr Arthur Wendell. Most Holy Redeemer Catholic Church
Rev Adrienne Thorne, Middle Collegiate Church The panel of local clergy and religious leaders shared their spiritual journey and what spirituality means to them in their faith tradition. A Question and answer with the audience followed. This group of local faith leaders, all practicing within a few blocks of each other, held its first official gathering in May of 2009 in New York City’s East Village. In a desire to know each other personally and to see where partnership might lead, the group has grown to support each other in real ways, has embraced its shared mission to serve the community, to celebrate its tremendous diversity, and to rejoice in the rich and historical traditions represented.
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10/01/17: Patronal Feast and Dedication of Mosiac Marquee
Late summer, early Autumn, 2016.
Multicultural Day/Pentecost Sunday, May 31, 2015.
Palm Sunday to Bright Monday -- some highlights.
11/09/14: Unveiing a Portrait of Cathedral Archdeacon Michael Suvak
6/15/14 Seasons of Faith: A Playlet in Four Acts
01/12/14: Visit of Sister Vassa (Larin) Updated: 01/20
01/05/14: Great Feast of Theophany
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