Calendar of Events
Healing Vigil Mass at Daylesford Abbey Feb. 28
A Vigil Mass focused on healing at Daylesford Abbey on Feb. 28 invites the faithful to an evening of prayer, sacraments, and spiritual renewal.
Lenten Retreat for Older Adults at Mother Boniface Spirituality Center
A Lenten retreat for older adults will offer participants an opportunity for reflection, guided prayer, and fellowship as they deepen their faith and reflect on God’s compassion during the Lenten season.
Archbishop Pérez to Lead Day of Prayer for Peace Feb. 24
In solidarity with dioceses across the country, Catholics in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia will gather Feb. 24 at the cathedral for a Mass and Holy Hour for Peace to pray for healing, unity, and renewed respect for human dignity.
St. Carlo Acutis Exhibit to Open Feb. 13 at Miraculous Medal Shrine
An exhibit featuring Church-approved Eucharistic miracles from around the world, honoring the saint canonized last year, comes to the Miraculous Medal Shrine Feb. 13–18, offering a reflective start to Lent.
March Trainings to Equip Parishes for Disability-Inclusive Ministry
The Office for Persons with Disabilities will host free two‑day trainings in English and Spanish to equip parish leaders and volunteers with tools for welcoming parishioners of all abilities.
St. Patrick Parish, Philadelphia, Announces Lenten Eucharistic Series and Devotions
Guest preachers will lead reflections on the Eucharist throughout Lent, culminating in the parish’s annual Forty Hours Devotions.
Cana Date Night Mass and Dinner Returns Feb. 14 in Kimberton
Couples are invited to Saint Basil Parish in Kimberton, in partnership with Saint Ann Parish’s Cana Date Night Ministry, for a Valentine’s Day Vigil Mass with a nuptial blessing, followed by a catered dinner and fellowship.
Lenten Formation Series Explores Racial Healing and Embodied Prayer
Both series, hosted by the Archbishop’s Commission on Racial Healing and supported by the St. Martin de Porres Foundation, invite participants into prayer, dialogue, and practices that foster healing and solidarity.
Virtual Lecture Series Explores a Millennium of Augustinian Tradition
The Feb. 11 session, “Community as Known to St. Augustine,” begins a four‑part online exploration of the Order’s development from late antiquity through the Middle Ages.
Local Events: Nationwide Prayer Vigil for Life Jan. 22-23
Catholic communities across the Philadelphia area are uniting in prayer through local liturgies and pro‑life events in solidarity with the Nationwide Prayer Vigil for Life.