Church of
St. Monica
New York City
Priests of Saint Monica
Pastor:
Rev. Msgr. Thomas A. Modugno
Associates:
Rev. Joe A. Francis
Rev. Matthew Joby
In Sunday Service:
Rev. Richard Arold
Tel: 212-288-6250
Fax: 212-570-1562
Email: info@churchofstmonica.org
Parish Charitable Work
Our parish is involved in a wide array of charitable organizations, volunteering their time and energy to causes ranging from the promotion of the dignity and integrity of all people to the protection of those who are most innocent or humbled by age.
isters
of the Assumption,
Is a non-profit organization that includes vowed members, lay professionals, and volunteers working together for the health and dignity of all people through home health agencies and family services. They bring together the least advantaged and the privileged in a spirit of family to inspire everyone to participate in creating a just society. [more…]
Ronald McDonald House,
Provides
temporary housing for pediatric cancer patients and their families. Here
families find a strong, supportive and caring environment which
encourages and nurtures the development of child-to-child and
parent-to-parent support systems. Every day, children and, through these
bonds, regain a sense of control and experience the fun of childhood.
Parents also gain strength and new understanding through the friendships
they form with other parents who understand exactly how they feel.
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Yorkville
Common
Pantry,
Is dedicated to reducing hunger and promoting
dignity and self-sufficiency. Their services are provided in the
Pregnancy Help Inc.,
Is
a non-profit counseling and pregnancy resource center committed to
providing women and men with accurate, up-to-date information in order
to make informed decisions about pregnancy, sexual health, and
relationships. Because everyone should have access to this information,
all of their services are free of charge.
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Catholic Guardian Society and Home Bureau,
Was formed in 2006 through the merger of two Catholic social service
agencies, Catholic Home Bureau and Catholic Guardian Society, that have
a long history of providing qualitative services dating back to 1899.
They provide child abuse and neglect prevention, foster care, group
residences for teens, family reunification, adoption, family day care,
juvenile justice services, a privately funded Maternity Services and
Adoption Program and a Post Adoption Services program funded by the
State of 
YS
Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities.
Website: n/a
Address:
Director: John J. Frein
Voice: (212) 371-1000
FAX: (212) 935-7820
E-mail: jfrein@cgshb.org