News and Events

 

May 5th - Parish's 100th Anniversary Gala Banquet

 

A huge thank you to all who came out and celebrated with us, it was truly a night to remember.

A special thank you to the banquet committee for all their hard work and dedication.

We are especially grateful to our invited guests. Their kind words and their presence meant so much to all of us. Click on this link to read Father Robert's inspiring address that evening. Stay tuned for photos coming soon.


ANNIVERSARY CONCERT III

The Holly and the Ivy - An English Christmas

December 30, 2011 at 7:30pm


Please join us in thanking and praying for The Choir of Hendon St Mary, for their wonderful performance of The Holly and the Ivy - An English Christmas. Photos of the concert are available here and videos will be coming soon.

 

CHRISTMAS PHOTOS 2011

Click Here to see photos of our tree lighting, family mass, & midnight mass.

 

Many many thanks to all of our Thanksgiving Dinner Volunteers

Thank you all for making the dinner such a huge success. Here a few photos of that marvelous event. Click here!

 

ANNIVERSARY CONCERT II - Fauré Requiem

November 2nd at 7:30pm

As part of the 100th Anniversary Concert Series the Good Shepherd Choir performed the Fauré Requiem on November 2nd at 7:30pm. A concert filled with profoundly beautiful and contemplative music presented on All Souls' Day. Enjoy images from this wonderful event here. Photos

 

The Good Shepherd Choir

Megan Weston - soprano

Jay Baylon - baritone

Pablo Fernandez - organist and music director

Michael Fennelly - conductor

SAVE AND SHARE THE DATES

May 5, 2012 - 100th Anniversary Gala Banquet VIP Country Club
May 19, 2012 - 5PM Mass of Thanksgiving with Archbishop Dolan

 

Important News about OUR Good Shepherd School On January 10, Fr. Robert met with Archbishop Dolan, the Chancellor of the Archdiocese, the Superintendent of Schools, and several other pastors of parishes with schools that had been designated in early November as “at risk” for closure. You will recall that we conducted two meetings to discuss the situation, to listen to thoughts and suggestions of parents and parishioners, and to present a plan for the continuance of Good Shepherd School. That plan highlighted increased fundraising, growing the enrollment, and utilizing the many gifts and talents of parents, parishioners and friends of Good Shepherd. After the final drafting of an alternate proposal was prepared, Fr. Robert personally delivered it to the Office of the Superintendent for consideration by the Archdiocesan Reconfiguration Committee on December 6, 2010. On December 15th, members of the newly formed Executive Committee for Good Shepherd School (Mary Singer, Fr. Ropbert, and alumni John Brennan, Richard Scarlata and Manny Ramirez) presented the plan in person to the Reconfiguration Committee. At a meeting this past week with the Archbishop, we were informed that Good Shepherd School will remain open! All of us, especially our students and parents, can be very proud of the fact that the Archdiocese of New York has placed a great amount of trust in our plan and our desire to work together to preserve and improve our school, providing for its continued growth and legacy into the future. Now more than ever, we need the encouragement, support, and willingness of the entire parish, each and every student and parent, and our neighbors to continue to assist us as we bring our plan to fruition. There is much work to be done. One of the most pressing needs, of course, is finding a new tenant to occupy the space that CUNY has rented in the building since 2005. Many heard the news in person at a Community Board 12 meeting on December 21, 2010, or read it in the December 29, 2010 edition of the Manhattan Times (page 2) that the City University of New York hopes to move as soon as possible to a new site. (You may view the article online at (www.manhattantimesnews.com). All leads from parishioners and friends to assist in the potential rental of the school annex (Cooper Street entrance) will be taken seriously and should be forwarded to Fr. Robert in writing at the parish office. In addition to renting the annex, increased enrollment will be essential. We wil have Open Houses on January 30 from 10am to 2 pm, February 3rd from 8:30am to 11am and from 1pm to 2:30pm and from 5pm-7:30pm, February 24th from 8:30 - noon and 1pm - 2:30pm and 5pm:7:30pm. We will have a history fair during Catholic School’s Week February 3rd from 5pm-7pm. New scholarships are now available please inquire at the school. Please join me in thanking God for this decision. At the same time, let us pray for the wisdom, strength, and courage needed to “make this work” for many years to come. Many thanks to all for your prayers and words of encouragement and support.

 


 

Past Events

 

Sunday October 23rd at 3:00 pm - A Benefit Concert

FOR THE EARTHQUAKE/TSUNAMI VICTIMS OF JAPAN

Featuring Salvatore Chiarelli and Elga Johannes

 


Inwood's fallen heroes: 9/11 memorial garden gives families comfort


Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/uptown/2011/09/01/2011-09-01_inwoods_fallen_heroes_911_memorial_garden_gives_kin_comfort.html#ixzz1Wo07WIUR

 


CHRISTMAS PHOTOS 2010

Click Here to see photos of our tree lighting, family mass, midnight mass, and three kings party.



CHRISTMAS MIDNIGHT MASS

Click Here to see videos of the Brass Quintet concert before our midnight mass. Pictures of the mass and the church decorations will be up shortly.



Thanksgiving Dinner 2010

Look at the photos from the Thanksgiving Dinner here.

 


Good Shepherd Centennial Anniversary Mailing List

Stay informed of all the events planned around our upcoming centennial celebration by registering here. Registration

If you would like to be a part of one or more of the planning committees register here. Planning Committees

Be sure to tell your friends!

 


New Photos!!!

Look at new photos posted in our photo album section including photos of the Corpus Christi procession, Transitus ceremony, etc....