Fordham University Church

One of my favorite churches in NYC. It's right in the Fordham University campus in the Bronx and it's such a refugee from all the chaos that is Fordham Road. This church is open 24/7 but you can only get here if you can access the campus. Thankfully, I have worked here and do work here occasionally so I always take the time to stop here and pray, meditate, ground myself, and take some much-needed stress out of my soul.

It's usually very quiet with little-to-no people here on the hours there isn't mass. I did notice there's a good amount of people who tend to pass through around the late morning and early afternoon hours. However, it's not a tourist spot so people usually come here to pray or check the church out.

The best time to come here is late nights are super early mornings if you can do that. Either way though, its a beautiful church that's one of the more quiet and isolated churches. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful.

Very old and great place for wedding.. fortunately we were given parking near church..
Traffic is extremely bad

This place is beautiful
I walked here and went in and prayed this place is peaceful and beautiful piece history

Beautiful church, great music and a very peaceful, reverential place to worship

I attended the graduation of my nephew (a proud moment) with my sisters. Outdoors slight rain Stevie Wonder, Senator Schumer and many distinguished guests. Great to attend a true family function for our future LEADERS 🙌 👍🏾 👌.
A place with a lot of history.
Proud of you all. You can take the man out of the city but you can't take the city out the man.
Born and raised. Now living abroad. FORDHAM UNIVERSITY IS NY.

Beautiful church with some very nice stained glass windows that used to be for St. Patrick's but were moved up here. Always a friendly face, majestic music, and a welcoming community.

Beautiful church but on University property. This is not an open campus and security will turn you away if you don't have business there. Available for private events if you call the University. Parking is in the main lot about 5 to 10 minute walk.