Holy Hours and Dinners
HOLY HOURS & DINNERS
Our Holy Hours and Dinners are on summer break. We will be back on October 2024!
Past Events:
Frassati Fellowship of NYC invites all young adults to a beautiful Holy Hour with preaching, and praise and worship. The Sacrament of Reconciliation and intercessory prayer teams will also be available throughout the night. Come and adore Him!
Date/Time: Saturday, June 8, 2024 8-9pm
Location: Church of St. Vincent Ferrer, 869 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10065
Use side door entrance on 66th Street, by the Rosary altar.
For any questions or to volunteer, please email Fellowship@frassati.nyc.
Frassati Fellowship invites all young adults to our Holy Hour & Dinner! This encounter is the time when our community comes to pray, have dinner together, spend time with new and old friends, and grow in community. The night starts at 7pm with a delicious home cooked meal in the parish center of St. Vincent Ferrer, followed by a Holy Hour that includes preaching, praise & worship, and priests who are available to hear Confessions.
To help us plan how much food to prepare, please RSVP using the short form found HERE.
Date/Time: Saturday, May 11, 7-9pm
Location: Church of St. Vincent Ferrer, 869 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10065
The dinner will be at the Parish Center. To find us, you can go through the red doors on the right-hand side of the main entrance of the church. For any additional questions or to volunteer, please email Fellowship@frassati.nyc.
SUMMER HOLY HOUR AND PICNIC:
Join us for a picnic in Central Park followed by a Holy Hour at the Church of St. Vincent Ferrer. For this special event series Frassati Fellowship comes together to pray, share in fellowship, and grow in community. The day starts at 4pm with a picnic in the Southeast corner of Sheep Meadow in Central Park. Holy Hour starts at 7:30pm with praise & worship music and confessions.
**Due to current COVID-19 restrictions, social distancing and masks are encouraged. Please bring your own food and drinks and do not share them with others.
Dates: July 12, August 9, August 16, September 13
Picnic Time: 4-7pm
Picnic Location: Southeast corner of Sheep Meadow in Central Park across from the volleyball courts (coordinates for your smartphone GPS: 40°46'15.0"N 73°58'23.4"W https://goo.gl/maps/JUXouPHo2Ct6TV5f8)
Summer Holy Hour: 8-9:30pm (Doors Open: 7:30pm)
Holy Hour Location: Church of St. Vincent Ferrer, 869 Lexington Ave, New York, NY, 10065
To volunteer or for any additional questions, please email dinner@frassati.nyc.
Postponed Holy Hours & Dinners
Due to the uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus, Frassati Fellowship of NYC has decided to cancel the Dinner and Holy Hour this month. We invite you to pray for those suffering from the coronavirus and influenza, for a resolution to this situation, and for those in fear.
While this was a difficult decision, it was made out of caution, and at the same time we know that the Lord has a plan.
May God bless you. We will hopefully see you for our next Frassati Dinner and Holy Hour. For more information, please email dinner@frassati.nyc.
manhattan DINNER AND Holy Hour: SUNDAY, February 9
Schedule:
6pm–7:30pm - Dinner (Door opens 5:50pm)
7:30pm–8pm - Clean up
8pm–9:15pm - Holy Hour
Suggested donation: $10
Location: Church of St. Vincent Ferrer, 869 Lexington Avenue, between 65th Street and 66th Street.
If you would like to help with cooking, please contact cooking@frassati.nyc. If you would like to volunteer in any other capacity, please email dinner@frassati.nyc.
Brooklyn holy hour + Brunch: SATURDAY, October 26, Noon
Come for the next Brooklyn Holy Hour and brunch. St. Joseph Co-Cathedral is graciously hosting us for Eucharistic Adoration, with praise & worship and confession available. After Holy Hour, we will go for brunch and fellowship at a nearby restaurant. To help us get a headcount for brunch, RSVP to brooklyn@frassati.nyc.
What is a holy hour?
A Holy Hour, also referred to as Eucharistic Adoration, is a Catholic devotional tradition of spending an hour in adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, which is exposed in a monstrance on the altar. Here is an example of how you may spend a Holy Hour, and 24 reasons to do so!