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Return to St. John's - Reserve Your Seat

Dear friends and members,
You should have received an email last Sunday providing details about our return to St. John’s on June 20. If not, you can find it on the home page of the Dignity/New York website (www.dignityny.org).

As promised, here is further information about reserving your seat. This is necessary because by regulation of St. John’s and the Episcopal Diocese of New York, capacity in the church is currently limited to 40 people in the pews.

Return to St. John's on Sunday, June 20, 2021

Dear Members and Friends,

We have very exciting and joyous news! After fifteen months away, we will be returning to St. John’s for in-person liturgies. We will resume our regular weekly schedule on Sunday, June 20, at 6:30 PM. Our Pride liturgy will be held at St. John’s on the following Sunday, June 27, at 6:30 PM. This is a change from our past tradition of holding our Pride service on the Saturday evening of Pride weekend, which we anticipate will be for this year only.

Easter Day Witness at St. Patrick's Cathedral

A Witness organized by Brendan Fay was held at St. Patrick’s Cathedral on Easter morning. The Witness protested the recent Vatican statement saying that the Catholic Church cannot bless same-sex unions. Icons of out gay priests John McNeill and Mychal Judge, both closely associated with Dignity/New York, and the rainbow banner created for us by rainbow flag creator Gilbert Baker added to the visual impact.

Photo credit Garry Rissman
Rally organizer: Brendan Fay

Dignity/New York's Online Sunday Liturgies

Please join us for our online liturgy each Sunday at 6:30 PM (Eastern time) as we gather for worship.   The meeting room will open at 6:00 PM.    

Over the last year, Dignity/New York community has been honored to have friends and allies join us from across the United States, Australia, Brazil, Canada, England, Mexico and Taiwan.  

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