Upcoming Events


We offer different sizes and styles of unique events throughout the year, from intimate, discussion-based evenings to large-scale addresses and performances, all drawing on Catholic perspectives with the goal of bringing people together and facilitating faith-based discourse

Justice for All: Perspectives and Challenges
Nov
7

Justice for All: Perspectives and Challenges

Justice for all. We hear these three words, and yet when we look at the world around us, we wonder if it is ever achievable. The existence of modern slavery and human trafficking reminds us that injustice is still a lived reality for more than 50 million children, women, and men. For people of faith, how does this impact our response?

We invite you to join us at the exquisite Lotus Club, one of the world’s most distinguished literary arts institution, for an evening of enriching dialogue, gourmet cuisine, captivating music, and the opportunity to connect with new faces.

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The Source of Beauty: A Higher Word Orchestra Premiere
Oct
10

The Source of Beauty: A Higher Word Orchestra Premiere

Experience the bliss of true beauty, rooted in the timeless tradition of the Catholic Church. Classical music and Catholicism are woven together with an inseparable bond. This fall, we debut our 30-member Catholic orchestra in NYC. Join us in Soho on October 10th for an extraordinary journey into this profound connection.

More than just a concert, this program—led by Conductor Jacob Beranek—reveals the authentic Catholic beauty behind the music and brief explanations of its stories in between pieces. Western culture, deeply Catholic before the 1520s, gave rise to history's greatest composers, including Mozart, Haydn, Vivaldi, and more, many of whom were devout Catholics.

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The Rising
Apr
11

The Rising

An evening talk on the story of Peter & Andrew, two brothers and former fishermen who became Apostles of Christ, complete with Violin/Cello duet, appetizers, and wine

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The Arrival
Dec
6

The Arrival

Ever wonder why the day after Christmas is the Feast of St. Stephen? We explored this topic and had a special evening featuring a string quartet performing classical and Christmas pieces, followed by an insightful talk from Father Graebe on the meaning of Christmas and the significance of St. Stephen's Feast. 

Listen to the talk below:

Watch our event recap video here:

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Past Events