Posted March 11, 2019

The 11th annual Man Up Philly conference allowed the record 1,500 participating Catholic men to set aside a day for prayer, friendship, food and inspiring talks by a slate of top Catholic speakers. Read all about the conference and how its model is growing into other areas of the country. (Photos by Sarah Webb)

  • Ron Jaworski, right, talks with Man Up Philly organizer Eustace Mita, center.

  • Former Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Ron Jaworski was a featured speaker at Man Up Philly.

  • Vincent Redpath and David Redpath from St Thomas the Apostle in Glenn Mills and Michael Cieri from St Francis in Aston listen intently to Ron Jaworski’s talk at the 2019 Man Up Philly conference. (Photo by Sarah Webb)

  • Some 1,500 men brought the total participants for the all-day Man Up Philly conference to a new high this year, its 11th consecutive, held March 9 at Neumann University, Aston.

  • Former Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Ron Jaworski was a featured speaker at Man Up Philly March 9 at Neumann University. (Sarah Webb)

  • Ron Jaworski, left, chats with Mark Ieamy of St. Madeline Sophie Parish in Ridley Park.

  • Bishop Timothy Senior (left), rector of St. Charles Borromeo Seminary, and seminarian Tucker Brown applaud during a talk by Father Stephen DeLacy, director of the archdiocesan Vocation Office for Diocesan Priesthood.

  • Seminarian Tucker Brown shares his faith journey.

  • Bishop Timothy Senior and Father Stephen DeLacy along with seminarians from St. Charles Borromeo Seminary chat with young men at the conference.