CNR Campus Ministry

28/02/2024

Rest in Peace, Fr. Joe:

https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/yonkers-ny/fr-john-flynn-ofm-cap-11624164?fbclid=IwAR1Kl0q5NDdFflC4nrb35E2tnQ5nsEf4kFFTLSeZyBKjYd8jednGW53pop0

Celebrate the life of Fr. John Flynn, OFM Cap., leave a kind word or memory and get funeral service information care of Whalen & Ball Funeral Home.

29/07/2022

The United Nations has designated, July 30, as the World Day against Trafficking in Persons. To raise awareness, we are reposting this video from the CNR Archives -"Stuck in Traffick: A Human Trafficking Event


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AW9nCRUByY

For more information, visit The U.N. website:
https://www.un.org/en/observances/end-human-trafficking-day

CNR Lecture by Sr. Clare Nolan

06/04/2022

On this day in 2010, the lecture "A Celebration of the Life of Dorothy Day" was held as Part of the Sr. Alice Gallin Lecture Series.

Watch here:

The College of New Rochelle LectureBy Robert Ellsberg, Part of Sr. Alice Gallin Lecture Series

09/03/2022

In honor of Catholic Sisters Week, we share this video: CNR Lecture "Women & Spirit: The Ursulines and Catholic Sisters in America"

CNR Lecture "Women & Spirit: The Ursulines and Catholic Sisters in America." by Sr. Karen Kennelly, CSJ, The College of New Rochelle

08/03/2022

Celebrate International Women's Day with your favorite quote by a woman who inspires you. In the spirit of prayers for Ukraine, we share this quote from Saint Olga of Kiev:

Through thy prayers, Holy Father, may I be preserved from the crafts and assaults of the devil!

About International Women's Day:

International Women's Day 2022 theme is 'Break the Bias' - |

02/03/2022

Forwarding this Lenten message from His Holiness, Pope Francis:

"May the corporal fasting to which Lent calls us fortify our spirit for the battle against sin,” Pope Francis said.

02/02/2022

Did you know that Groundhog Day has its route in Christianity? Read all about it here:

And elucidating 'Candlemas' on the same day

30/11/2021

In the spirit of Serviam, please support this incredible cause:

18/10/2021

Blast from the Past:

On Sunday, October 21, 2018, Holy Family Chapel was filled with music of genres from classical, to gospel, to new age, performed by CNR faculty, staff and students and local community performers as part of New Rochelle’s annual ArtsFest. Here are some highlights.

On Sunday, October 21, 2018 Holy Family Chapel was filled with music of genres from classical, to gospel, to new age, performed by CNR faculty, staff and stu...

29/03/2021

A blessed to all

18/08/2020

Did you miss celebrating mass?
The Saint of the Day is St. John Eudes. Read about him here: https://www.franciscanmedia.org/saint-john-eudes/.

If you would like to see the calendar with more Saints, visit: https://www.franciscanmedia.org/source/saint-of-the-day/

How little we know where God’s grace will lead. Born on a farm in northern France, John died at 79 in the next “county” or department. In that time he was a religious, a parish missionary, founder of two religious communities and a great promoter of the devotion to the

23/06/2020

Sister Phyllis Hinchcliffe, a beloved member of the Ursuline Community, died peacefully on June 16,2020 at Andrus on Hudson.

Born in 1927 to Julia and Walter Hinchcliffe in Yonkers, NY, Sr. Phyllis entered the Ursuline Community in 1950, a year after graduating from the College of New Rochelle, and became known as Mother St. Paul. She later earned a Masters in Theology from Fordham University as well as a Masters in Christian Education from Princeton Theological Seminary.

After a short time as an elementary school teacher at Blessed Sacrament in New Rochelle and Notre Dame in Malone, N.Y., Sr. Phyllis primary ministry was at the service of The College of New Rochelle for nearly 40 years as a faculty member in the departments of Religious Studies, Women’s Studies, and Gerontology.

Sr. Phyllis was active in many spiritual and ecumenical endeavors: as retreat team associate at the Passionist Spirituality Center, member of the Inter-religious Council in the city of New Rochelle, and as a board member of the Committee on Interreligious and Ecumenical Affairs for the New York Archdiocese. She also served the Ursuline Community in a variety of leadership positions and spent sabbaticals in Israel, Italy, Southeast Asia and Brazil.

Sister Phyllis is survived by many devoted nieces and nephews, her sister-in-law Jayne, and her faithful friend, Mary McGee.