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Archbishop Dolan Pays a Visit to St. Cabrini Nursing Home
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Upon his arrival, the Archbishop’s warmth and love circulated throughout the Home, as he personally greeted each person with open arms, kind words and a big smile. The Archbishop then proceeded down the hall, to vest and prepare to offer a “Mass of Thanksgiving,” in the Home’s new chapel. Deacon Donald Quigley, Father Timothy Scannell from Sacred Heart Parish in Dobbs Ferry, Rev. Edwin Robinson, OFM, St. Cabrini Nursing Home’s Chaplain and Father James Cruz, Secretary to Archbishop Dolan, concelebrated Mass with His Excellency. The Mass was incredibly moving. One of the highlights of the celebration was the offertory procession, which included residents, clients and staff bringing forth a variety of gifts to the Archbishop, each of which holds a special meaning to Cabrini of Westchester. Afterwards, Archbishop Dolan visited with the residents and the staff on each of the seven units of the newly expanded Home. A reception followed in the lobby, where the Archbishop continued his personal greetings and blessings. Residents, staff and guests alike were visibly moved by the beautiful Mass and his captivating presence. |
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