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The images on this page are from Roman era Church mosaics representing the “Mothers of the Church”....
below, left: a group from the church of St Praxedis in Rome.... 
below, right: the mosaic presumed to represent St. Praxedis herself. 


About St. Praxedis & Women’s Episcopal Succession
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Welcome to Saint Praxedis 
Catholic Community
of New York City
“PINK SMOKE”: 
Go to the website!https://pinksmokeoverthevatican.com/
https://www.facebook.com/SaintPraxedis

Our Mission


St Praxedis Catholic Community is an inclusive, Christ centered community led by a woman priest and functioning within the Roman Catholic tradition. We are an inclusive language community, welcoming all to the Eucharistic table. One need only come with an open heart. We are drawn together by this common mission:


“To build and nurture an active, fully sacramental Catholic community, to affirm diversity, to model a renewed priestly ministry and priestly people and to become Spirit empowered through prayer and a partnership model of leadership. We aim to provide opportunities for exploration and expression of faith, for spiritual growth and to put our faith into practice.”


By the example of our patron, St. Praxedis, enslaved woman and bishop of a second century house church in ancient Rome, we proclaim that identity or adversity are no impediment to doing the work of the Gospel. Through our worship services, we witness to the justice, equality and compassion preached by Jesus and to the example of Jesus’ healing and reconciling love for all. In this way we are encouraged to live the Gospel life.

Text and information by Gabriella Velardi Ward in collaboration with the Saint Praxedis Catholic Community © 2010-18

Contact: [email protected]

Webmaster: Flavia Alaya [email protected]

©2010-18  All rights reserved

   Read:

     National Catholic Reporter on the New York Cardinal’s compensation program for victims and how it will keep sex abuse hidden and silence victims:

    https://www.ncronline.org/blogs/ncr-today/ny-cardinals-new-compensation-program-victims-will-keep-sex-abuse-hidden

    Guest Columnist Roy Bourgeois weighs in with a New York Times Op-Ed: “My Prayer: Let Women Be Priests”    

    For more stories on women religious, please go to the Leadership Conference of Women Religious website:

             https://lcwr.org/

    And to learn more about the Women Religious Movement, go to https://romancatholicwomenpriests.org

    Also Voice of the Faithful  https://www.votf.org

     See also Judith Levitt’s New York Times story on women priests, September 29, 2012  

    More contact info for Church Reform groups here:   

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