NYU Newman: Gingerbread House Contest
All NYU undergraduate students welcome! Free food! Register Here
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The Catholic Center at NYU 238 Thompson Street, New York, New York
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STILL LIVES — A One-Act Play
The Catholic Center at NYU 238 Thompson Street, New York, New YorkSTILL LIVES — A One-Act Play by the Rhapsodic Theatre Ensemble For everything there is a season. A strange meditation on mortality. FREE ADMISSION. SHOWS: December 4 & 5 at 7:30pm WHERE: The Catholic Center at NYU 238 Thompson St New York, NY Register
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STILL LIVES — A One-Act Play
The Catholic Center at NYU 238 Thompson Street, New York, New YorkSTILL LIVES — A One-Act Play by the Rhapsodic Theatre Ensemble For everything there is a season. A strange meditation on mortality. FREE ADMISSION. SHOWS: December 4 & 5 at 7:30pm WHERE: The Catholic Center at NYU 238 Thompson St New York, NY Register
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Is Masculinity Toxic? A Thomistic Perspective on Marriage
The Catholic Center at NYU 238 Thompson Street, New York, New YorkA Thomistic Institute Lecture: Is Masculinity Toxic? A Thomistic Perspective on Marriage “Toxic masculinity” is everywhere: in class, online, and in conversations about dating and relationships. But it’s rarely clear…
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NYU Newman: Our Lady of Guadalupe Party
The Catholic Center at NYU 238 Thompson Street, New York, New YorkAll NYU undergraduate students welcome! Free food! Register Here
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NYU NightFire
The Catholic Center at NYU 238 Thompson Street, New York, New YorkMeditation, Gregorian chant, and candlelit adoration. Stop on by for 2 minutes or 2 hours to spend some time in peace in the big city. Right on Washington Square Park, next to Kimmel.
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Food Pantry
All undergraduate students are welcome to join the NYU Newman Club: We will be partnering with the Xavier Mission every second Saturday of the month to help out with their…
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Who Can You Trust? Finding Leaders In an Anxious Age
The Catholic Center at NYU 238 Thompson Street, New York, New YorkJoin us for a fireside chat with Peggy Noonan (New York Times bestselling author & Columnist, The Wall Street Journal) and Archbishop Ronald A. Hicks. We hear it constantly: we are losing the “high-trust society.” Neighbors, institutions, and even the news seem to be looking out for themselves. In an age when AI is reshaping…
