Click on links below to view recordings:

1. Richard Smallwood Total Praise - https://youtu.be/qoqP6qgVOFY
2. Capua O Sole Mio - https://youtu.be/c8wY5uI7Y5g
3. Curtis Torna a Surriento - https://youtu.be/EtcQBHONGq8
4. Verdi Va Pensiero - https://youtu.be/fbGsYZhfllg
5. Mozart Papagena, Papagena - https://youtu.be/ELPm-L7Nzr8
6. Lara Granada - https://youtu.be/q5VYKqfhDzg
7. Gardel Por Una Cabeza -https://youtu.be/iGlI-RqqYLk
8. Faure Cantique - https://youtu.be/DDnSj_ThVqc
9. Massenet Memorare - https://youtu.be/5JmjouxOsqQ
10. Debussy Lia’s Recitative and Aria - https://youtu.be/lAc0N_o2i0k
11. Faure Apres un reve - https://youtu.be/l_ZoRrMphjE
12. Paulus Road Home - https://youtu.be/psVOe0CCLYY
13. Dvorak - Songs My Mother Taught Me - https://youtu.be/a9MvGE4LZss
14. Schumann Er, der Herlichste von Allen - https://youtu.be/2g_Osyh531A
15. Scallon Lady of Knock - https://youtu.be/nsQdWgYaAHA
16. Danny Boy - https://youtu.be/QrxhAbwOMbM
17. Berlin God Bless America - https://youtu.be/lyb0Xo2Qh1w

Deacon Robert Henrey presents a new Spring series via Zoom

How the West came to Encounter the East

In his latest series of illustrated presentations, Robert’s goal was to share his interest in Asian cultures, their histories, religious traditions and languages– an interest stimulated thanks to several years living and working in South East Asia and to ongoing opportunities for professional contacts, travel and study.  He describes the process whereby adventurers, traders and scholarly missionaries brought back home a growing awareness of the richness they had encountered. 

April 28 - Part One:  Early Days: from Ancient World Traders and Medieval Adventures to the Age of Sail     

--Click here to view April 28 recording.

May 12 - Part Two:  India prior to the Arrival of the Portuguese: a rich religious and linguistic inheritance with Hindus, Arabs and Persians at the crossroads

--Click here to view May 12 recording.

May 26 - Part Three:  The Portuguese Century of Discovery, early Missions and the aftermath of cutthroat competition among European Traders

--Click here to view May 26 recording.

June 2 - Part Four:  The Rise and Fall of the Mughals and how rival Europeans stepped into the void, and in the process became aware of India’s great cultural richness

--Click here to view June 2 recording.

The Fall Series will continue with the story of how the Portuguese made early inroads into both Japan and China thanks in large part to the remarkable achievements of Jesuit missionaries – with dramatically different and unforeseen outcomes. The presentations will also address how East and West gradually became aware of their each other’s cultures leading to our increasingly interconnected world. 

“Virtual Choir” Premiere:
Gabriel Faure, Requiem,VI. Libera Me, Domine

Click here to enjoy the virtual recording.

Click Here to enjoy our (July 2020) Traditional "Quarantine" Choir & Flute Virtual Recording:

 Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring, J. S. Bach

Find the Livestream (December 13, 2020) recording here and the Worship Aid here.

Find the Livestream (December 8, 2020) recording here and the Worship Aid here.

  Food & Essentials Drive for Neighbor to Neighbor Continues!           

Please continue to be generous in your donations to Neighbor-to-Neighbor of non-perishable foods and personal care items.  Our drives at St. Catherine’s continue every Tuesday from 9:00 - 11:00 AM as does the need!  

Each week, donations can be dropped-off in the parking area across the street from the Rectory, or may be left in the vestibule.

Some people have invited guests at parties to bring food donations in lieu of presents— truly a gift!

New knitted hats and scarves are collected throughout the cold months and are gratefully received.

Food Items Needed:
Peanut Butter and Jelly, Oatmeal, Canned Meats (Chicken, Chili, Vienna Sausages, Chef Boyardi Ravioli)
Tuna Canned Fruit Black or red kidney beans (dried or canned), Cereal. Rice. Soup

Non-Food Items Needed (which cannot be purchased with food stamps):
Brown paper grocery bags, toilet paper, paper towels, toothbrushes, toothpaste, sanitary products, cleaning products, etc.

Please Note:
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 100 Riverside Ave, also collects these items for Neighbor to Neighbor
on Thursdays, from 10:00 -11:30 AM in their parking area.

Visit https://www.ntngreenwich.org for details on how your donations are helping!

Thank you to ALL for your ongoing dedication to this critical mission!