May 2025 Calendar Highlights: Saint Gianna Mass, Catholic Scouting Emblem Mass, and a Talk by the Mother of Blessed Carlo Acutis
| 04/30/2025
By: The Good Newsroom
See the listings below for a sampling of events and Masses throughout the Archdiocese of New York in May
May in the Archdiocesee of New York features numerous events, including the Saint Gianna Mass, the Catholic Scouting Emblem Mass, and a talk by the mother of Blessed Carlo Acutis. Click the event name to learn more about the time, venue, and any registration requirements.
- May 1 | Spring 2025 St. Joseph’s Seminary Priest Alumni Fraternity Day | St. Joseph’s Seminary
- May 2 | Goretti NY: God’s Will in My Life | St. Agnes Church
- May 4 | Three at Three: Song! | Church of the Ascension
- May 6 | Italian Mass for St. Joseph the Worker | Church of the Assumption, Peekskill
- May 7 | Young Adult Mass | St. Patrick’s Cathedral
- May 15 | ChristLife Webinar | Zoom
- May 16 | The Saint Gianna Mass: An Evening of Prayer for Couples Suffering Infertility and Miscarriage | St. Catherine of Siena
- May 17 | Midday Retreat with the Mystics: St. Teresa of Calcutta | St. Joseph’s Seminary
- May 18 | Archdiocesan Neophyte Mass | St. Patrick’s Cathedral
- May 18 | Catholic Scouting Emblem Mass | St. Patrick’s Cathedral
- May 25 | Misa en honor a Nuestra Señora de Luján | Catedral de San Patricio
- May 29 | Talk by Blessed Carlo Acutis’ Mother | St. Patrick’s Cathedral
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