Announcements

This next week, beginning on January 21st, we are launching a new, six week series on “The Church’s Mission for Catholics Today“. This is in keeping with Pope Francis’ Apostolic Exhortation, EVANGELII GAUDIUM and it will draw from recent Church documents and be richly rooted in the Scriptures. We also think that it is very…

This New Year’s Eve, we will be hosting a special Mass for us here at the Center for our St. Irenaeus community. The Mass will begin at 8:00 PM, and will be followed by a bit of New Year’s Eve repast and some time for good fellowship. Later in the evening as we approach the…

I hope you will be able to join us for our fall series, The Acts of the Apostles. An in-depth study on Acts is the perfect capstone to the Church’s Year of Faith. Classes start the week of September 17th. It’s going to be a great series – and I look forward to seeing you…

You are invited to join us on our patronal feast day: The Mass of St. Irenaeus Friday evening , June 28th at 7:30 pm in Murphy Hall at St. John Fisher College Murphy Hall is across East Ave. ( 31F ) from the main campus Our newly ordained Fr. Peter Mottola will preach. Reception and refreshments…

This summer, Rochester will be home to the nation’s first Catholic theatre conference, hosted by Faith Performances. The conference, entitled Performing our Faith: The Gift of Catholic Theatre, will be a fantastic resource for students and teachers, performers and producers, playwrights and enthusiasts—basically, the entire broad spectrum of the faithful theatrical community. If you have…

Saturday, May 11th  following the  8:30 a.m. Mass  at St. Pius X Church, 3010 Chili Ave. in Chili. [map] A great opportunity for Catholic men! Good food & fellowship $5.00 ($3.00 for boys 12 and under) Our speaker will be Ted J. from St. Irenaeus. Ted, a convert to the faith, has been our right…

This Friday’s discussion, we will talk about conscience.

This Wednesday evening (April 24), our Bible study will be held at the St. Irenaeus Center on Blossom Rd. instead of our usual site in Charlotte. So same time (7:15 to 9:00), different location. Starting next week, we’ll be back to meeting at the normal place.

For this Friday’s discussion, we will focus in on the reflection cast on our lives by our Lord’s Resurrection. In particular, we’ll be taking on the topic of living “in the Newness of Life” – what that looks like, and what our expectations should be.

Tonight at St. Titus, our discussion will center on our Lord’s death and burial. We hope you’re able to join us to honor this sacred day.