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Start the New Year with Joe Holland on Joseph De Castro’s Courage, one of The Vigorous Virtues
by Journey | Dec 29, 2024 | Chelsea, Faith-based social services, Journey TV shorts, New Year, Retros, South Americans, Theology & religious studies | 0 |
New Yorker De Castro was the first Hispanic to win the Medal of Honor
Read MoreHandel’s Messiah, The Hallelujah Chorus, Part 2, 44. Music for a crisis
by Journey | Dec 25, 2024 | African American, Harlem, Music | 0 |
Handel found the perfect pitch for his own personal crisis in The Book of Revelation with its message that “the Kingdom of this world” will at a moment in time become “the Kingdom of our Lord, forever and ever.”
Read MoreHandel’s Messiah Part 2, 38. “Glad tidings of good things” by The Abyssinian Baptist Church Choir & Chamber Orchestra
by Tony Carnes | Dec 24, 2024 | African American, Evangelical Protestants, Harlem, Music | 0 |
“How beautiful are the feet of them that preach the gospel of peace…” Romans 10:15
Read MoreRise up unafraid! The meaning of Hanukkah, Dec 25, 2024 – Thu, Jan 2, 2025. Music Video
Yeshiva University’s Y-Studs give a stirring Hanukkah performance
Read MoreXXXmas Horror! DEC 20, 1903 Bridge to Land of Devils Opens in NYC
by Tony Carnes | Dec 20, 2024 | Christmas Retros, Evangelical Protestants, Retro Flashes, Williamsburg retrospective, Williamsburg-Greenpoint | 0 |
Evangelicals in Williamsburg and Greenpoint 1900-1916. Part of series on A Journey through Williamsburg-Greenpoint religions.
Read MoreMexican immigrants in the Bronx celebrate Our Lady of Guadalupe
by Irasema Romero | Dec 15, 2024 | Bronx, Catholics, Mexicans | 0 |
Every Dec. 12, Mexicans celebrate the Virgin Mary because they believe she appeared to a peasant at the hill of Tepeyac, near Mexico City, in the 1500s. This tradition continues with Mexican immigrants in the South Bronx, as they gather with the congregation of St. Augustine’s Catholic Church.
Read MoreTHE GREAT SPIRIT SENT LENAPE PILGRIMS TO ELMHURST, QUEENS EBook
by Tony Carnes | Nov 24, 2024 | Elmhurst | 0 |
Lenape sheath and knife handle, circa 1760, New Jersey. National Museum of the American Indian....
Read MoreThe Little Piano Girl of East Liberty comes to The Bronx Nov 17, 1976
On the afternoon of November 17, 1976, jazz artist Mary Lou Williams opened a slot in her schedule so that she could put on an impromptu concert for the children. at Our Lady of Victory Catholic School in the Bronx.
Read MoreLost and found department: synagogues of Manhattan
by Tony Carnes | Oct 17, 2024 | Books, East Harlem, Evangelical Protestants, Jews, Jews, Puerto Ricans | 0 |
If you want to give a quirky, intriguing present to people who love urban sleuthing, this is it.
Read MoreSeptember 23, 1857 Beginning of Layman’s Prayer Revival on Fulton Street, Wall Street area.
by Tony Carnes | Sep 23, 2024 | Evangelical Protestants, Retros-Holidays & Events, Wall Street | 0 |
By hymn writer Phoebe Brown. How do you deal with paralyzing fears? This question was pondered...
Read MoreLetter from Rome. Journey TV Coming Up! Poetics of the life of a priest John Wauck
by Journey | Sep 17, 2024 | Catholics, Journalism, Journey Everywhere, Journey TV Promos, Religion world news, Religions | 0 |
Journey TV host Tony Carnes. Producer Brian Finnerty. Sketch by Darilyn Carnes/A Journey through...
Read MoreLetter from Rome. Astronomer Richard D’Souza @Vatican Observatory
by Tony Carnes | Sep 16, 2024 | Catholics, Indians, Journey Everywhere, Religion world news, Scholars, Science & religion | 0 |
Sketch by Darilyn Carnes. Father D’Souza says that the Roman Catholic Church has always been...
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