While much of the holiday's festivities are well-known, there are some hidden secrets about St. Patrick’s Day in NYC that make this day even more interesting. Every year, the city comes alive with parades, concerts, and festivities, as residents and visitors alike come together to celebrate Irish heritage and culture. Many people already know about St. Patrick’s Day celebration in New York City but most do not know the local secrets. Keep reading for the top 10 secrets about St. Patrick's Day in NYC.
Today we share a Valentine’s Day prayer for everyone to celebrate that love is beautiful. Love is a boundless, magic and healing force that empowers us all to do great things for ourselves and for others. Whether you celebrate your love for a spouse, fiancé, significant other, friend, child, family member, pet or even love for yourself, today is a... Continue Reading
Want to make Valentine’s Day special for the love of your life? Consider planning a weekend away to stay in the heart of New York City at The Leo House. There are so many Valentine’s Day things to do in NYC both indoors and outside. We’re expecting some sunny and mild weather around 45-50 degrees Fahrenheit so it’s the perfect... Continue Reading
Merry Christmas 2022 to all of our guests, friends and community! There is so much to celebrate during Christmas time. Christmas is the celebration commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ and is celebrated on December 25th. Did you know that the name ‘Christmas’ came from the celebration of the Mass of Christ, shortened to ‘Christmas’? While we do get excited... Continue Reading
Welcome to the Winter 2022/2023 Newsletter written by our very own Sister Marilyn. Stay up-to-date on everything that is happening at The Leo House of New York City. Learn about improvements we’re completing to improve your visit with us. Hear about special guests who have touched our lives and our hearts during their stay. We love our guests and we hope you love staying with us at The Leo House.
Giving Tuesday 2022 is a movement dedicated to global generosity. After we celebrate gratitude on thanksgiving, we can physically show our gratitude by participating in Giving Tuesday on November 29th.