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Body Prayer: Connecting with the Consciousness of Jesus
In this workshop, we will use Jesus’ native language as a key to unlock the spirituality and embodied spiritual practice that he taught. Because we live in a world of vibration, sound directly affects our physical cells and our inner being.
A Mural Pilgrimage: Bus Tour of Philadelphia Murals with Theologian
Philadelphia’s world-renowned murals are as inspirational as they are beautiful. Our guide, Maureen O’Connell, Associate Professor and Chair of the Religion and Theology Department at La Salle University, will reveal the sacred stories of struggle, yearning for justice, resilience and beauty behind some of these extraordinary public artworks.
Women’s Spirituality
Women are different, not just in our bodies, but in the ways that we think, feel, and connect with the Spirit. These ongoing gatherings seek to nurture women’s spirituality through reflection, input, sharing and prayer. Join us in a creative exploration of your own story and stories of other women of faith.
Cooking with Local Food Sources
Locally sourced food is a cornerstone of green living, but finding what you need isn’t always easy. You might have a great farmer’s market in the summertime.
Irish singer Bono calls pope ‘extraordinary man for extraordinary times’
Bono, the lead singer of the Irish band U2, said he told Pope Francis that in Ireland "it looks as though the abusers are being more protected than the victims. And you could see the pain in his face."
Media reporting Vatican-China agreement could be signed in late September
A Vatican source said that the deal is due to be signed in Beijing before the end of September, but the report said the text of the agreement will not be made public even after the signing.
The Catholic Tent Revival
Join thousands of adults, teens and families for The Catholic Tent Revival. This day of worship, inspirational preaching, healing service and fun will feature well-known Catholic speakers, preachers and musicians.
Marie Miller: How Beauty Will Save The World
Come on out to hear Marie Miller speak about how Beauty Will Save The World and hear a few of her acoustic songs.
When it comes to abuse, church isn’t above the law, bishop says
As revelations of the sexual abuse of minors and vulnerable adults by clergy continue in Chile, an archbishop said that the church can no longer ignore the suffering of victims.
Crimes against Christians may not always be religiously motivated, say experts
Social media has helped spread "fake news" alleging criminal or violent attacks against Christians in Pakistan as examples of hate crimes and religious extremism.