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Families fleeing Venezuela find home with Scalabrinians in Sao Paulo
More than 50,000 Venezuelans have crossed the border into the northern Brazilian state of Roraima, fleeing the political and economic turmoil of their native land.
Theology on Tap at St. Charles Seminary with NFL Executive Matt Falcone
Join the seminarians at St. Charles Borromeo for their spring theology on tap.
Choral Evensong & Benediction for Eastertide
Come join us as we celebrate the Easter season with Evensong (Vespers) and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
Pastoral Care for Veterans & Their Families/ Building Community Partnerships
As a member of clergy, you and your place of worship are an important contact point for Veterans in your community. Sometimes clergy members aren't aware of the Veterans in their congregation or how they might help them and their family following deployment.
Pentecost Vigil Mass for the Archdiocesan Charismatic Renewal
Mass will be celebrated in English and Spanish Praise and Worship both before and after.
‘Seamless garment’ revisited: Pope insists all life deserves defense
Pope Francis, in his recent exhortation, "Rejoice and Be Glad," was not trying to shift the focus away from abortion to poverty but rather was trying to show they are part of the same battle.
Father of Alfie Evans meets pope, begs for help to save his son
Evans met Pope Francis and pleaded for "asylum" for his son in Italy so he may receive care and not be euthanized in England.
Family seeks Archbishop Sheen’s intercession to heal newborn son
Fulton, named after U.S. Archbishop Fulton Sheen, was born Christmas Eve with an undiagnosed immunodeficiency. Parishioners and family are leading the charge to pray for the baby.
New poll shows Americans still consider abortion a complicated issue
Despite abortion having been part of the national debate for nearly a half-century, it remains a complex and complicated issue to a significant majority of Americans, according to a survey released April 17.
Iceland’s Catholic leaders condemn circumcision law as anti-Semitic
The Catholic Church in Iceland is speaking out against a popular proposed law that could land Jewish and Muslim parents in prison for up to six years for circumcising their infant boys.