Join Juventutem NYC for a winter movie night!

Friday, January 12, 2024

• 6:00pm: Traditional Latin Mass 

• 7:00pm: Gather in basement for light fare

• 7:30pm: Movie

• 9:30pm: Conclusion

Mass & Movie Screening Location

Church of Holy Innocents

128 W 37th St, New York, NY 10018

No RSVP required.

See movie trailer HERE!

This classic film is about the captivating experience of Father Gabriel, a Spanish Jesuit missionary, and his efforts at converting the Guarani people of South America. The Mission has been repeatedly praised for its cinematography since it was released. 

Join Juventutem NYC for Traditional Latin Mass and a talk on the virtue of justice by Fr. Leo Camurati.

RSVP here. The Mass is open to all. RSVP is just to help with planning social.

Saturday, January 6, 2024

• 12:00pm: Sung Traditional Latin Mass 

• 1:15pm: Sung Litany of Loreto

• 1:30pm: Formation Talk on the Virtue of Temperance

• 2:45pm: Bar Social at Boulton & Watt

• 4:15pm: Parish Holy Hour and Confession (optional but important)

Mass & Talk Location

Most Holy Redeemer Church

173 E 3rd St, New York, NY 10009

Bar Social Location

Boulton & Watt

5 Avenue A,

New York, NY 10009

boultonandwattnyc.com

Please RSVP here so the volunteer team organizing this event can plan accordingly for all who attend. Many thanks!

Join Juventutem NYC for Traditional Latin Mass and a talk on the virtue of temperance by Fr. William Elder.

RSVP here. The Mass is open to all. RSVP is just to help with planning social.

Saturday, December 2, 2023

• 12:00pm: Sung Traditional Latin Mass 

• 1:15pm: Sung Litany of Loreto

• 1:30pm: Formation Talk on the Virtue of Temperance

• 2:45pm: Bar Social at Boulton & Watt

• 4:15pm: Parish Holy Hour and Confession (optional but important)

Mass & Talk Location

Most Holy Redeemer Church

173 E 3rd St, New York, NY 10009

Bar Social Location

Boulton & Watt

5 Avenue A,

New York, NY 10009

boultonandwattnyc.com

Please RSVP here so the volunteer team organizing this event can plan accordingly for all who attend. Many thanks!

Join Juventutem NYC for Traditional Latin Mass and a talk on the virtue of temperance by Fr. Sean Connolly, parish pastor at Most Holy Redeemer Parish.

Saturday, November 4, 2023

• 12:00pm: Sung Traditional Latin Mass 

• 1:15pm: Sung Litany of Loreto

• 1:30pm: Formation Talk on the Virtue of Temperance

• 2:45pm: Bar Social at Boulton & Watt

• 4:15pm: Parish Holy Hour and Confession (optional but important)

Mass & Talk Location

Most Holy Redeemer Church

173 E 3rd St, New York, NY 10009

Bar Social Location

Boulton & Watt

5 Avenue A,

New York, NY 10009

boultonandwattnyc.com

Speaker Bio

Fr. Sean Connolly is pastor of Most Holy Redeemer Parish in New York City, and has held this post since August 2021. He has served as a parish priest in the Archdiocese of New York since his ordination in 2015.

Please RSVP here so the volunteer team organizing this event can plan accordingly for all who attend. Many thanks!

Join Juventutem NYC for a 5.5 mile hike in celebration of the Feast of Christ the King, Christus Rex!

Sunday October 29, 2023

• 09:00 Sunday Mass at Holy Innocents NYC

• 10:50am: MetroNorth Train from Grand Central

• 12:26pm: Arrive at Beacon Station

• 12:50pm: Start South Beacon Mountain hike

• 2:00pm: Lunch break at viewpoint

• 4:30pm: Return to trailhead

*Some folks will stay in Beacon longer for dinner and catch the 7:09pm train with 8:55pm NYC arrival

• 5:09pm: MetroNorth Train to Grand Central

• 6:55pm: Arrival back at Grand Central 

RSVP here to join us! You can purchase your own MetroNorth ticket on the MTA TrainTime App.

Sunday Mass Location

Church of the Holy Innocents

128 W 37th, New York, NY 10018

NYC Train Departure Location

Grand Central Terminal

89 E 42nd St. New York, NY 10017

Beacon Train Departure Location

Beacon Train Station

8 Long Dock Rd, Beacon, NY 12508

Essential things to bring

• Water

• Packed lunch

• Sunscreen and a hat

• Modest clothing for both Sunday Mass and hike

By RSVPing, I understand the legal and binding consequences of participating in this hike, including (a) releasing Juventutem NYC from all liability, (b) waiving my right to legal recourse, (c) and assuming all risks of participating in this hike, including injury on the trail or any other injuries.

Join Juventutem NYC for Traditional Latin Mass and a talk on the virtue of prudence by Rev. Fr. Alessandro da Luz, associate pastor at St Agnes Cathedral, Rockville Centre, NY.

Saturday October 7, 2023

• 11:45 Rosary 

• 12:00pm: Sung Traditional Latin Mass 

• 1:15pm: Sung Litany of the Saints 

• 1:45pm: Formation Talk on the Virtue of Prudence

• 3:00pm: Food and Drink Social

• 4:15pm: Parish Holy Hour and Confession

Location

Most Holy Redeemer Church

173 E 3rd St, New York, NY 10009

Speaker Bio

Fr. Alessandro da Luz is an associate pastor of St. Agnes Cathedral, Rockville Centre, NY, and has been part of the cathedral's clergy since June 2019. He was ordained to the priesthood in 2015, and is originally from Suffolk County, Long Island.

Please RSVP here so the volunteer team organizing this event can plan accordingly for all who attend. Many thanks!

The Traditional Latin Mass remains one of the most sacred aspects of the Roman Catholic Church's liturgical heritage. Come and learn more about this rite of the Holy Mass and deepen your knowledge.

Join Juventutem NYC for Traditional Latin Mass and a talk by theologian and author Dr. Rafael Gonzalez.

Friday, September 22, 2023

• 5:00-5:30pm: Confession 

• 6:00pm: Traditional Latin Mass 

• 7:00-7:30pm: Dinner Break 

• 7:45pm: Talk on the Latin Mass  

• 8:30-9:30pm: Post-Talk Social

Location

Church of the Holy Innocents

128 W 37th, New York, NY 10018

Speaker Bio

Dr. Rafael Gonzalez is a theologian and author who teaches at Assumption College for Sisters and other institutions. Prior to becoming a theologian, he served in the U.S. Army, and as a missionary and teacher in Peru. Dr. Gonzalez lives in NJ with his wife and son.

Please RSVP here so the volunteer team organizing this event can plan accordingly for all who attend. Many thanks!

Advent is upon us! Let's contemplate the Four Last Things (Death, Judgement, Heaven and Hell), and remain in watchful anticipation of Our Lord's coming at Christmas.

Join us on the 18th for an advent formation talk and concert at the parish of Most Holy Redeemer on the Lower East Side of Manhattan.

Sunday, December 18, 2022

2:30pm: Advent Formation Talk

4:00pm: Lessons & Carols

5:15pm: Social & Refreshments

Location

Most Holy Redeemer Parish

173 East 3rd St, New York, NY 10009

Please RSVP here so we can know how many people to expect. Grazie, Danke et Merci!

November is the month of the poor souls in purgatory. The Church offers a plenary indulgence to the faithful who visit a cemetery or burial crypt to pray for the dead between November 1st and November 8th.

Join us for an NYC pilgrimage to the parish of Most Holy Redeemer on the Lower East Side of Manhattan where 85 Redemptorist priests and brothers are buried on church grounds.

Saturday, November 5th, 2022

12:00pm: Traditional Latin Mass (Sung)

1:15pm: Rosary & Fatima Devotions

2:00pm: Prayers for the Dead in Burial Crypt

3:00pm: Social Gathering

4:15pm: Holy Hour & Confessions

Pilgrimage Site

Most Holy Redeemer Parish

173 East 3rd St, New York, NY 10009

Please RSVP here by November 3rd so we can plan for the post-pilgrimage social. 

Lastly, kindly consider donating $5-$10 to help us defray costs. 

"The Souls in Purgatory need help so desperately, since they cannot help themselves" - St. Alphonsus Liguori, Doctor Zelantissimus

Hudson Valley Social Hike

Saturday, September 17th, 2022 - All Day

Join us on a social hike this September. Come make new social connections with other Latin Mass young people.

Do I have to RSVP?

• Yes, RSVP here! More than 30 RSVPs can help us get the group Metro North train travel discounts.

What should I bring with me?

• A packed lunch, water, comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, and maybe bug spray if you need it.

When would we catch the Metro North?

• Depart Grand Central at 8:50am and return from Cold Spring at 5:22pm.

Join us for a local-area pilgrimage to attend ordinations to the sacred priesthood for the Diocese of Rockville Center, NY.

Date: Saturday, June 18th, 2022

9:30pm: Meet at Penn Station LIRR 

11:00am: Novus Ordo Ordination Mass

Pilgrimage Site

St Agnes Cathedral of Rockville Centre

29 Quealy Pl, Rockville Centre, NY 11570

Please RSVP here so we can plan for the pilgrimage, Mass, and post-pilgrimage social.

Join us for overnight adoration as part of the 40 Hours Eucharistic Devotion at the Shrine and Parish Church of the Holy Innocents. 

Members from Juventutem NYC will cover the hours from Saturday evening at 8:00pm through Sunday morning at 6:00am.

Snacks, coffee, and water will be available in the basement, and bathrooms will be accessible through the night.

The 40 Hours Devotion, attributed to Sts. Philip Neri and Ignatius of Loyola, remembers that 40-hour period from Our Lord’s burial until the Resurrection. 

Three special dimensions have also surrounded this devotion: 

1. reparation for our sins and for the Poor Souls in Purgatory

2. protection from evil and temptation

3. deliverance from political, material, or spiritual calamities

Friday, October 29 

6:00pm - High Mass of Exposition (Latin Tridentine) 

Followed by Procession and Opening Ceremonies 

9:00pm - The church doors will be locked and only those who have signed up with the parish may keep vigil before Our Lord through the night.

Saturday, October 30 

6:00am - Church doors will re-open

12:00pm - Mass at Side Altar of Our Lady of Perpetual Help (English)

1:00pm - Missa pro pace (High Mass for Peace, Latin Tridentine) 

4:00pm - Reposition of the Most Blessed Sacrament and Sunday Vigil Mass (English) 

8:00pm - Juventutem NYC arrival for overnight Adoration

9:00pm - The church doors will be closed and locked and only those who have signed up with the parish or RSVPed with Juventutem may keep vigil before Our Lord overnight

Sunday, October 31 – Traditional Feast of Christ the King 

6:00am - Church doors will re-open 

9:00am - Mass at Altar of Our Lady of Perpetual Help (Low Latin Tridentine) 

10:30 a.m - High Mass of Deposition (Latin Tridentine)

Followed by Closing Ceremonies of the 40 Hours, with Procession & Benediction

In case of any questions, email salve@juventutemnyc.com

Pontifical High Mass in Lancaster, PA

Sunday, October 10th, 2021 - All day

The coach bus will depart at ~8:45am and return ~8:00pm to the Shrine and Parish of the Holy Innocents in Manhattan. 128 W. 37th Street, New York City. The Pontifical High Mass will be offered at 1:00pm in St. Joseph Church, 440 St. Joseph Street, Lancaster, PA.

In case of any questions, email salve@juventutemnyc.com

By the grace of God, and under the patronage of Saints Christopher, Jacob, Anthony of Padua, Francis of Assisi, and Our Lady; 65 young pilgrims embarked on a spiritual adventure on Saturday, September 11th, 2021, on pilgrimage by foot to the Holy Mountain, Graymoor. In a particular way, pilgrims offered up all of their acts and prayers for priests.

Juventutem NYC chaplain, Fr. James L. P. Miara, administered the healing Sacrament of Penance to a large number of young adults, hearing confessions during the entire first leg of the prayerful Marian procession through the forest. 

The Holy Cross—our royal banner—and a statue of Our Lady of Fatima carried by pilgrims lead the group in prayerful procession. The 2.5 hour ascent to the Holy Mountain was filled with traditional hymns and powerful devotions sung and prayed loudly in unison in Latin and English - serving as a witness to our faith to many hikers and passersby. The cry of our soul was, ‘We want God!’ 

The pilgrimage culminated with the offering of the Most Holy Sacrifice of the Mass (TLM) at the outdoor Shrine of St. Anthony [Saturday of Our Lady] at the top of the Holy Mountain, Graymoor.

Pilgrims visited the various shrines, grottos and chapels—with the opportunity to pray before the miraculous statue of St. Anthony; the statue made with the death mask of St. Francis of Assisi (one of the only two in the world); the high altar that once stood at the spot where St. Francis received his stigmata on Mount Alverno; the tomb of Servant of God, Fr. Paul Wattson; among other holy sites.

Pilgrims then made a second 5-mile prayerful procession on a return journey to Manitou by foot, praying the Stations of the Cross, meditating on the mysteries of the Holy Rosary, praying acts of reparation, litanies, aspirations, and loudly chanting glorious hymns in thanksgiving. 

Thanks be to God for his endless mercy and graces!

Further media coverage:

https://ilregno2s.blogspot.com/2021/09/pilgrimage-to-holy-mountain.html?m=1

Ave Crux, spes unica! 

Hail the Cross, our only hope!

Juventutem NYC's inaugural Vexilla Regis walking pilgrimage to Graymoor Monastery will be dedicated to:

1. Petition for favors from Our Lady

Processing through the Appalachians with a statue of Our Lady of Fatima from Fatima, Portugal carried by young adult pilgrims, we will sing hymns to Our Lady in both Latin and English, meditate on the mysteries of the Most Holy Rosary, and pray many reparative devotions.

Our Lady told the children at Fatima in August 19, 1917, "pray much and make sacrifices for sinners, for many souls go to hell because there is no one to make sacrifices for them."

2. Adoration of the triumphant Holy Cross

Vexilla regis prodeunt! The Holy Cross is our royal banner that will lead us in pilgrimage. The devotions prayed during this pilgrimage will also prepare us for Holy Mother Church’s triumphant September 14th Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross.

3. Thanksgiving for the Ancient Liturgy 

Te Deum laudamus! In an interview with Juventutem NYC chapter co-ordinators years ago, His Excellency Bishop Athanasius Schneider described the Summorum Pontificum Pilgrimage in Rome as a great ‘Te Deum’! So too will this pilgrimage will be a great ‘Te Deum laudamus!’ from young adults to God in thanksgiving for the traditional liturgy of Holy Mother Church.

Register now to join us on this pilgrimage with Fr. Miara, the rest of the Juventutem NYC team, and like-minded young adults from the Tri-State area!

Vexilla regis prodeunt! Traditional young adult walking pilgrimage

Saturday, September 11th, 2021 - All day

Join us as a pilgrim on a 10-mile traditional walking pilgrimage and Marian procession through the Appalachian foothills. A Sung High Mass (Traditional Latin Mass) will be offered by our chaplain, Fr. James Miara, at the Shrine of St. Anthony at Graymoor - Mt. of the Atonement Monastery. 

There will be two meeting points for pilgrims:

1. Manhattan Meeting Point (travel by train): 8:15am

Grand Central Terminal - Main Concourse - Central Information Booth/Clock

89 E 42nd St

New York, NY

2. Manitou Meeting Point (for those arriving by car or other means): 10:00am

Manitou Station

1 Manitou Road

Garrison, NY

MANHATTAN - On August 28th, 2021, Juventutem NYC held the third part of a its lecture series on the Most Holy Eucharist entitled 'Adoro te devote', after the Eucharistic hymn written by St. Thomas Aquinas. 

The afternoon began with Holy Mass in the Ancient Use of the Roman Rite in the Shrine and Parish Church of the Holy Innocents, offered by the Pastor, Rev. Fr. James L.P. Miara. During Holy Mass, sick and infirm parishioners received the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick. Young adults paid witness to this powerful Sacrament. With recourse to Our Lady, Health of the Sick, young adults prayed for the healing of their own physical, emotional, and spiritual ailments as well as those of their families. Holy Mass was followed by a Eucharistic Procession keeping with the tradition at Lourdes; the site of the Apparitions of Our Lady to St. Bernadette and a place of miraculous healing for pilgrims through the Holy Eucharist.

Following Holy Mass, Lourdes-style Eucharistic Procession and Benediction, the young adults gathered in the Parish Hall on the lower level. Father Miara presented his third talk on the Most Holy Eucharist and then fielded a variety of questions from young adults. The lecture was filmed and will be provided to Juventutem NYC members in the coming weeks.

Monica Clarke, Secretary of Juventutem International paid a visit to our local chapter. She gave a brief summary of the global mission of Juventutem as well as recent efforts by one of our sister chapters of Juventutem based in Philadelphia. We were thrilled to have her and other members of Juventutem Philadelphia visit!

The evening concluded with a great meal together - pasta salad, charcuterie, and prosecco! 

Approximately 60 young adults were in attendance.

November is the month of the poor souls in purgatory. The Church offers a plenary indulgence to the faithful who visit a cemetery or burial crypt to pray for the dead between November 1st and November 8th.

Join us for an NYC pilgrimage to the parish of Most Holy Redeemer on the Lower East Side of Manhattan where 85 Redemptorist priests and brothers are buried on church grounds.

Saturday, November 5th, 2022

12:00pm: Traditional Latin Mass (Sung)

1:15pm: Rosary & Fatima Devotions

2:00pm: Prayers for the Dead in Burial Crypt

3:00pm: Social Gathering

4:15pm: Holy Hour & Confessions

Pilgrimage Site

Most Holy Redeemer Parish

173 East 3rd St, New York, NY 10009

Please RSVP here by November 3rd so we can plan for the post-pilgrimage social. 

Lastly, kindly consider donating $5-$10 to help us defray costs. 

"The Souls in Purgatory need help so desperately, since they cannot help themselves" - St. Alphonsus Liguori, Doctor Zelantissimus

Join Juventutem NYC for Traditional Latin Mass and a talk on the virtue of temperance by Fr. Sean Connolly, parish pastor at Most Holy Redeemer Parish.

Saturday, November 4, 2023

• 12:00pm: Sung Traditional Latin Mass 

• 1:15pm: Sung Litany of Loreto

• 1:30pm: Formation Talk on the Virtue of Temperance

• 2:45pm: Bar Social at Boulton & Watt

• 4:15pm: Parish Holy Hour and Confession (optional but important)

Mass & Talk Location

Most Holy Redeemer Church

173 E 3rd St, New York, NY 10009

Bar Social Location

Boulton & Watt

5 Avenue A,

New York, NY 10009

boultonandwattnyc.com

Speaker Bio

Fr. Sean Connolly is pastor of Most Holy Redeemer Parish in New York City, and has held this post since August 2021. He has served as a parish priest in the Archdiocese of New York since his ordination in 2015.

Please RSVP here so the volunteer team organizing this event can plan accordingly for all who attend. Many thanks!