Calendar of Events
A Valentine’s Evening of Reflection
Participants will also renew their wedding vows during a Mass celebrated by Fr. James McGuinn.. A five-star dinner will be served through a delicious sit-down dinner.
Men’s Evening of Reflection
Immaculate Conception Church, Jenkintown, invites men in a night of reflection, fellowship and prayer with Father Chris Walsh.
Mater Ecclesiae Dinner Theater 2019
The Mater Ecclesiae Dinner Theater presents..."IF THE GOOD LORD IS WILLING AND THE CREEK DON'T RISE" written by Pat Cook and performed by special arrangement with Eldridge Plays & Musicals.
St. Joseph Parish offers addiction healing Mass
The March 16 liturgy will provide an opportunity to counter addiction with sacramental grace and support through a community of faith.
St. Teresa’s Manner of Prayer
Learn the principles of how to "pray without ceasing" from St. Teresa of Avila and discuss your experience of the Catholic faith with a talk led by Father Daniel Arechabala from Queen of the Universe Parish.
11th Annual Man Up Philly Conference
All men are invited to join Catholic men from throughout the Archdiocese on March 9 at Neumann University’s Mirenda Center. Ron Jaworski and author Matthew Kelly are featured speakers.
We Thirst – Christian Reflections on Addiction
All are invited to experience an inspirational and educational series that fosters mercy, faith, hope and love. Expand your knowledge and your heart through these sessions!
Young adult Discipleship Night at St. Catherine’s, Horsham
On the first Thursday of each month the parish will host an event for Catholics in their 20s and 30s beginning with Mass, then refreshments and a nationally broadcasted talk with local discussions.
Faith, Fellowship, and Coffee!
Join St. Norbert's Young Adults at Burlap and Bean in Newtown Square for their latest coffeehouse event featuring a discussion on discipleship Deacon John Lozano followed by a Q&A.
Author speaks on Phila. as birthplace of St. Therese devotion
On Feb. 17, Maureen O'Riordan will explore how the young nuns who founded Philadelphia's Carmelite monastery in 1902 set the U.S. on fire with love for the saint from France.