Calendar of Events
Mass for those suffering from addiction set for May 11
Father Alessandro Giardini, parochial vicar at St. Eleanor Parish in Collegeville, will celebrate the Mass, hear confessions and lead a rosary so that all may draw strength from one another through faith.
Week-long event reflects on St. Katharine Drexel’s mission
The mission-affirming stories in an online series starting April 25 will help reflect on how St. Katharine’s mission as it pertained to social justice is alive in 2021.
Mass for Persons with Disabilities set for April 25 at cathedral
Archbishop Nelson Pérez will be the celebrant and homilist for the annual Mass for the intention of persons with disabilities, the deaf community, their families, friends and caregivers.
Life of Father Judge topic of Catholic history talk
William Portier will present the life of Father Thomas Judge (1868-1933) on April 20 via Zoom. Many are unaware of the pioneering priest for which an archdiocesan high school is named.
Women veterans invited to free online retreat
“The Flower That Shatters the Stone: A Springtime Retreat for Women Veterans” will be held April 17 -- join other women vets in discovering the beauty and promise we hold.
St. Rita Shrine hosts healing Mass Sunday, April 18
The National Shrine of St. Rita of Cascia invites you and your loved ones for the monthly healing Mass to offer your burdens to the loving and tender mercy of God.
Virtual career fair for teachers slated for April 16
The Philadelphia Archdiocese is seeking educators interested in teaching pre-K3 through eighth grade for the 2021-2022 academic year. Registration deadline is April 13.
All-Catholic Concert Band performing online April 10
The 74 students representing archdiocesan and private Catholic high schools will perform in a program beginning at 6:30 p.m. from Cardinal O'Hara High School.
Webinar explores history of Philadelphia Franciscan sisters
The Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia will celebrate their April 9 founder's day with a presentation by several members on their mission to the poor, immigrants and other vulnerable populations.
Virtual talk on Passover’s link to crucifixion hosted March 29
Roy Schoeman, a Catholic convert from Judaism, will explain how God's perfect plan for salvation depended on both Judaism and the Catholic Church, resulting on their convergence on Good Friday.