St. Ann & the Holy Trinity Church, New York, NY Videos
Videos by St. Ann & the Holy Trinity Church in New York. All are welcome to seek sanctuary and solace, follow a spiritual path, celebrate music and the arts, participate in civic discourse, and engage in service.
The Outreach Committee of St. Ann's presents award-winning New York Times editor Amisha (Amy) Padnani. Join us on Monday, September 23, at 7:00pm to explore Amy's groundbreaking project, Overlooked.
Discover the untold stories of remarkable women, BIPOC, LGBTQIA figures, and people with disabilities whose lives were previously unreported. Amy’s book, featuring 66 extraordinary obituaries, sheds light on these hidden histories. Hear about her journey to balance the Times’s obituary section and the impact of her work, which inspired a musical production. Don’t miss this chance to explore the process behind Overlooked and celebrate the diverse lives that have shaped our world.#cafeconlibros #BKBF #bkbf #brooklynheights #brooklynevents #stannholytrinity
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The Outreach Committee of St. Ann's presents award-winning New York Times editor Amisha (Amy) Padnani. Join us on Monday, September 23, at 7:00pm to explore Amy's groundbreaking project, Overlooked. Discover the untold stories of remarkable women, BIPOC, LGBTQIA figures, and people with disabilities whose lives were previously unreported. Amy’s book, featuring 66 extraordinary obituaries, sheds light on these hidden histories. Hear about her journey to balance the Times’s obituary section and the impact of her work, which inspired a musical production. Don’t miss this chance to explore the process behind Overlooked and celebrate the diverse lives that have shaped our world.#cafeconlibros #BKBF #bkbf #brooklynheights #brooklynevents #stannholytrinity
Kicking off the Season of Creation, Rev. Brendan Nee preached on the goodness that brings us into relationship with creation and the love that undergirds our spiritual transformation. ➡ Watch the sermon on YouTube: youtu.be/VbOIGqVpB1c
On his last Sunday at St. Ann's, Fr. Stephen Morris preached about the challenge and change we experience through receiving Life in the body and blood of Christ. Watch the full sermon on YouTube: youtu.be/I2yT7YaOJmM
For the Feast of St. Mary the Virgin, the Rev. Brendan F. Nee preached on the fullness of life we experience when we welcome the indwelling of Christ—a process of personal transformation that prepares us to be agents of grace in the world. Listen to the full sermon on YouTube: youtu.be/KJTVBs9RHA8
For the Feast of the Transfiguration, the Rev. Canon Marie A. Tatro preached on the transfiguring power of prayer. Listen to the full sermon on YouTube: youtu.be/rAowNnawZUU
"Our worshiping community is an acquired family of sorts. And indeed, many in this church look out for each other, help each other, love each other, as a family would. No matter how many are sitting in the pews or how many pledges we have, the familial relationships among us might be one of the best measures of a healthy parish doing what a church should do." Last Sunday, the Rev. Canon Marie A. Tatro preached on the Jesus' cryptic words about family, blasphemy, and forgiveness in Mark 3:20–35. Watch the full sermon on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/live/59PV8MEChsw?si=aTQb_mzDmlJbCjUz&t=1283
Based on the Gospel reading Mark 2:23–3:6, in which Jesus declares that "the sabbath was made for humankind, and not humankind for the sabbath," the Rev. Deacon Brendan F. Nee preached on being risk-takers for Jesus' radical message of love and care. "Jesus is calling us into that risky imperfection of human love and care. We can't have certainty and live out the gospel when it comes to our human relationships, because they're unpredictable. Because life throws things at us that we never would have expected. Because circumstances arise in our human lives that require us to second-guess what we've always taken to be true." Watch the full sermon on YouTube. ➡ https://www.youtube.com/live/kW-zKAB42KM?t=1215s
"That's what the Spirit is. The Spirit is God's love, all those disco balls bouncing light around, shining on each other, shining on the world, reflecting back to God. That's the Spirit. It's all sparkle." On Trinity Sunday, the Rev. Dr. Craig D. Townsend preached on the holy mystery of God's three-in-one nature. Watch the full sermon on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/live/ltG2KUkIZn8?si=6UM2ct1n_b6bTtRn&t=1199
"We cannot see God, and yet we are called to bear the fruit of God's love that casts out fear and makes it impossible to hate the fellow humans we can see." On Sunday, the Rev. Canon John E. Denaro preached on what it means to love and abide in such tumultuous times, especially in light of the ongoing violence in Israel and Gaza and the swell of peaceful student protests across the United States. Watch the full sermon on YouTube. ➡ https://www.youtube.com/live/uaFHLquJPgk?si=lOuDYKbkqf7FFzmC&t=1666
Join us On February 28 at St. Ann & the Holy Trinity to hear a reflection on SMELL by The Rev. Stephen Morris (Priest, Author) as part of the Lenten Series: "Perception & Reflection: A Spiritual Exploration of the Five Senses." A light supper will be served after the service.
Lenten Series Five Senses
Join us Wednesdays in Lent from 6:30–8:00pm for a spiritual exploration of the five senses. Feb. 21 at All Saints Park Slope, Feb. 28 at St. Ann & the Holy Trinity, March 6 at Grace Church Brooklyn, March 13 at Saint John's Park Slope, and March 20 at Saint Paul's Carroll Street.
St. Ann's offers several opportunities to worship and celebrate Christmas. On Christmas Eve: 11:15 am Advent IV Rite II Holy Eucharist, 4:30 pm Family Christmas Eve with Pageant, 8:00 pm Community Caroling, and 8:30 pm Christmas Eve Festival Eucharist. On Christmas Day, celebrate the Holy Eucharist at 10:30 am. Please join us for as often as you can. For more information visit stannholytrinity.org.
St. Ann's was delighted to host the terrific Braata Folk Singers who presented a wonderful and varied show, "Caribbean Blend," this evening to a packed house.
We were delighted to host a concert of CNIMA, the renowned French accordion school, featuring virtuoso accordionist Natalie Boucheix, who engrossed us with a varied and utterly enjoyable program.
Violinist Molly Fletcher gave a fascinating performance tonight at St. Ann's Summer Concert Series benefiting our Pop-Up Pantry. Thanks, Molly!
Papa Ernie Vega had a rousing performance last night at St. Ann's Summer Concert Series benefiting our Pop-Up Pantry. Thank you Ernie!