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50% scholarship for Villanova degree offered to archdiocesan workers
The Archdiocese of Philadelphia has renewed its partnership with Villanova University’s Center for Church Management to offer an online Master of Science in Church Management degree featuring a $14,700 scholarship thanks to Villanova’s benefactors.
Little Flower H.S. students find God on TikTok
Theology instructor Ms. Corridoni uses the popular social media platform to show teens they're "plenty capable" of understanding Scripture -- and applying it to their own lives.
Hometown saint shows ‘we too can be holy,’ says priest
During a March 3 liturgy at the Cathedral Basilica of SS. Peter and Paul, Father Dennis Gill said the sanctity of St. Katharine Drexel came down to three things that everyone can undertake.
At St. Mary Magdalen series, priest shares his journey from Idaho farm to Media
Father Reuben Nuxoll of the Legionaries of Christ spoke on the theme “Share Your Spiritual Journey as a Gift-Giver” during the March 4 session of the parish's Thursday evening Lenten series.
Seniors glad to welcome archbishop to their new home
Archbishop Nelson Pérez blessed the apartments of some 40 elderly residents of St. Francis Villa in Kensington, which an archdiocesan agency developed to give hope to the area's seniors.
New leaders named for youth ministry, vocations in archdiocese
Archbishop Nelson Pérez appointed Father Stephen DeLacy as head of the newly formed archdiocesan Office for Faith Formation for Youth and Young Adults, and Father David Friel to succeed him as director of the Vocation Office for the Diocesan Priesthood.
Emergency fund for food pantries more needed than ever, say aid workers
With COVID at the one-year mark, the Catholic Foundation of Philadelphia has disbursed over $280,000 to archdiocesan hunger relief sites, where more families are seeking help each day.
Men invited to share faith, fellowship virtually at Man Up Philly 2021
The 13th annual Men’s Spirituality Conference is, like so many other events in the past year, going virtual on Saturday, March 6 with a strong lineup of speakers.
Rosary procession ‘reclaims the city’ for life, healing
Bitter winds and icy sidewalks didn't deter some 20 participants, led by the Sisters of Life, from walking more than two miles Feb. 20 to pray and minister to passersby.
Archbishop points out ‘sign of God’s great love’ to Bonner-Prendie students
In a visit Feb. 24 to Msgr. Bonner and Archbishop Prendergast High School, Archbishop Nelson Pérez spoke of signs of God's presence for the 798 students, who joined in the hope that "everything is getting better."