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Mother Boniface Center offers ‘Movies with a Message’
The retreat facility, located in Northeast Philadelphia, will screen family-friendly films with refreshments and reflection on four consecutive Fridays.
Camp Guadalupe offers faith-filled summer fun for kids
Living Bridges will host its annual Catholic day camp at St. Kevin Parish in Springfield, Delaware County from June 25 to 29 and again at Malvern Retreat House from July 16 to 20.
Annual Key & Sword event honors Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne
The black-tie gala on June 29 will raise money for the Cathedral Basilica of SS. Peter and Paul, with ten percent of the funds dedicated to the Sacred Heart Free Cancer Home run by the Hawthorne Dominican Sisters in Philadelphia.
St. Joseph Parish to celebrate Mass for those suffering from addiction
The June 30 liturgy at the Chester County church will invite participants to draw on faith and communal support in coping with the effects of substance abuse.
New York Archdiocese posts timeline on cardinal’s ministry, abuse claim
The Archdiocese of New York has posted a timeline of Cardinal Theodore E. McCarrick's ministry in the church, information on how the archdiocese learned of an abuse allegation against him and the church's procedure for addressing abuse claims.
Uptick in abuse claims likely after high-profile case brought to light
An increase in calls to dioceses to report claims of clergy sexual abuse has happened before, and is likely to happen again in the wake of the credible claim lodged against Cardinal Theodore E. McCarrick
Top German Lutheran leader praises pope for dedication to ecumenism
Bishop Gerhard Ulrich discussed the current state of Catholic-Protestant relations in Germany, the interfaith-marriage Communion controversy and his recent visit with Pope Francis.
Panel: Democrats face challenges engaging faith voters
The Democratic Party seems to have lost its way when it comes to embracing supporters with a religious identity.
Relic of early pope, found by waste company, given to London cathedral
Three fragments of a bone said to belong to St. Clement I, a first-century martyr who was ordained a bishop by St. Peter the Apostle, were presented to London's Westminster Cathedral by James Rubin, owner of Enviro Waste.
DiNardo: All clergy, no matter their ‘standing,’ must protect children
Cardinal Daniel DiNardo issued a response to the announcement that Cardinal Theodore E. McCarrick will no longer exercise any public ministry after an allegation he abused a teenager 47 years ago was found credible.