Neither more nor less

I do not live in the neighborhood, but I attend one of the many Catholic Churches in the area (there are none where I live). It is sad how small and old the congregations are. There are not even alter boys. I guess the neighborhood is too expensive for practicing Catholics now. It is a shame so many beautiful churches are stuck there. I wish we could move one by my place.
 

In this case the church and school have been closed . though it has become difficult for the Archdiocese to maintain as many schools as it had in the past this church was in use and well attended . We have been told that it was paying its way .So Those seen here and many more were very dissapointed by the closing of the church ;they could see no legitimate reason for it being closed thus their continuing presence on the steps every night .
 

I just came across this site. My dad was baptized in this church in March of 1913. His baptismal certificate is in italian abd I was actually hoping to visit the Church the next time I was in Manhattan. as of 7/20/09, is this Church open or shut?

Anne Murphy
 

My dad was baptized in this Church in march of 1913. His baptismal certificate is in Italian. As of today, 7/20/09, is the church open or shut? I was hoping to visit the next time I'm in Manhattan.
 

OUr Mom and Dad were married in this church in Nov. 1933. I was so hoping to attend a Mass here
some day.