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Haitians remember past abuses in effort to avoid repeating them
As human rights organizations commemorated the 1964 execution of two young dissidents during the regime of Francois "Papa Doc" Duvalier, a priest spoke out for the first time about the incident.
St. Patrick Parish hosts annual Christmas bazaar
The Dec. 8-9 event will feature baskets of cheer, a silent auction, and a performance of Christmas carols by Father Timothy Danaher, O.P.
St Patrick’s Church Hosts The Stapletons
Come join the community of St. Patrick's Parish in listening to the husband wife duo The Stapletons.
Parishes trying variety of ways to address clerical sexual abuse
From prayers to preaching to listening one-on-one, nine pastors of archdiocesan parishes talk about how they are serving Catholics reeling from the scandal. They sense a loss of trust, but also the need to grow closer to Christ.
Litany in response to sexual abuse
See a prayer seeking the mercy of God, the comfort of the Holy Spirit, and the intercession of the saints.
Sisters of Mercy spiritual center named a “zone of peace”
Cranaleith received the designation from the Religious Leaders Council of Greater Philadelphia at a Nov. 11 ceremony that highlighted the urgent need for non-violent conflict resolution.
Caribbean counselors troubled by increase in suicide among young people
With a system of overworked school counselors, disbelieving families or otherwise "good behavior," it is possible to miss a call for help.
Pope to scientists: Help protect health of planet and its people
Scientists worldwide must serve humanity and the health of the planet, which means they must also propose viable solutions to problems and persuade government leaders and policymakers to implement them, Pope Francis said.
Archbishop Chaput announces clerical changes
Changes of assignment for two priests and two permanent deacons were announced Nov. 9.
Archbishop: Irish actions in WWI should be impetus for today’s leaders
Ireland's most senior Catholic cleric said the suffering endured by the Irish -- Catholic and Protestant -- during World War I should act as an impetus for political leaders today to build a just and lasting peace in Northern Ireland.