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St. Charles Seminary Opens Enrollment for Graduate Theology Program
The School of Theological Studies invites prospective students to apply for its Master of Arts in Theology, featuring evening and summer courses covering core Catholic theology subjects.
Sisters of St. Francis to Host 30th Annual Golf Tournament Benefiting Retired Sisters
The long-running event invites the community to enjoy a day of golf, camaraderie, and service in support of women religious.
Warrington Student Builds Rosary Prayer Garden at his Former School
Josh Wood, a rising senior at Archbishop Wood High School, spent six months developing a Marian walking experience at St. Joseph/St. Robert School for his Eagle scout project.
Patricia Rooney Named Principal of Father Judge High School
Rooney, a veteran educator and current assistant superintendent, will bring nearly three decades of experience to her new role as principal of Father Judge High School.
Catholic Charities Shows ‘The Church at Its Best,’ Impacting 300K Lives in 2024
The range of human services offered by Catholic Charities of Philadelphia, and the costs for doing so, are showcased in a new annual report.
Catholic Charities USA Leader to Be Honored at Annual Barry Award Dinner
Philadelphia’s American Catholic Historical Society will honor Catholic Charities USA president and CEO Kerry Alys Robinson at its annual Barry Award Dinner on Nov. 14.
LIVE UPDATES from Rome: Philly Pilgrims Experience Jubilee of Young People
More than 40 young adults and clergy from the Philadelphia region have arrived in Rome for the Jubilee of Young People. View live updates from their journey here.
Jubilee of Young People Drawing Dozens of Philadelphians to Rome Next Week
An estimated 1 million youth and young adults, including a local contingent led by Archbishop Pérez and Bishop McIntyre, will enjoy pilgrimage events and Mass with Pope Leo XIV.
Local Youth Channel Hope Through Art in Catholic Charities’ Summer Meals Program
Under the theme “The Art of Hope” youth participants not only received free, nutritious meals but also engaged in an art contest designed to foster positivity, unity, and creativity.
Papal Cross at Malvern Retreat House Bolstered by Hands of Late Builder
Nicola “Nick” DiProspero, Sr. died 17 days before his final masonry job – the pedestal supporting the 40-foot cross at the retreat center – was dedicated by Archbishop Pérez.