Saturday, 6:30 to 9:30 pm, March 16th at the Bedford Historical Hall. The online registration is now closed but you may buy tickets at the door. Please click on the event name above for further details!

The grand opening of the Community Shop, a new venture implemented by the Community Center, is on Saturday, March 9th. It’s located at 196 Katonah Avenue and hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. While generating income from this new venture and raising awareness of the mission of the Community Center to a wider audience, the Community Shop will also be used to provide more robust support for our neighbors in need. There will be a “Makers” corner for clients who are students of our Sewing and Design programs to showcase their handmade products, support their entrepreneurial efforts and help them to earn an income. We are also planning to offer Retail Skills training to improve employment opportunities for others. (Click on above title to read more)

Click on the above title for the AMAZING RESULTS of our Feeding Our Neighbors Food Drive! See below for a Photo Album of our Food Drive and for the list of all the Ministries, Community Partners and Volunteers we want to thank!

Thank you to all who participated in the parish survey and listening sessions, and for your patience in awaiting the results. The summary findings are available by clicking here.

Some new initiatives have started already. For information on them and on immediate needs that the parish has, click  here.

Please contact the parish office at (914) 234-3344 or patrick485@optonline.net to let us know if you have an interest in one of these opportunities or if you would like to start something new, and a member of the Parish Pastoral Council will follow up with you.

May these words of Pope Francis be an inspiration as we work together to build up our parish:

The Church's future in a rapidly changing society will call for a much more active engagement by the laity.  One of the great challenges facing the Church in this generation is to foster in all the faithful a sense of personal responsibility as missionary disciples, as a leaven of the Gospel in our world.  This will require creativity in adapting to changed situations, carrying forward the legacy of the past not primarily by maintaining our structures and institutions, which have served us well, but above all by being open to the possibilities which the Spirit opens up to us and by communicating the joy of the Gospel, daily and in every season of our life. 

The Pastoral Council is working diligently to organize parishioner feedback and suggestions and to create a plan for the parish.  We are identifying which initiatives can be started immediately, which will take a few months to get going, and which are more long-term projects.  Many, many parishioners have already expressed interest in getting more involved in the parish, and so we are also working on a system to facilitate this.