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Pope, others mourn death of British toddler Alfie Evans
British judges upheld the original decision that it was in the "best interests" of 23-month-old boy, who suffered from a severe degenerative brain condition, to be allowed to die.
Pope asks Catholics to pray rosary for peace each day in May
Since the Catholic Church dedicates May to Mary, Pope Francis will lead a recitation of the rosary on the heels of a meeting of the leaders of North and South Korea, and invited all "to spiritually join me."
Drawn by music, immersed in parish life, he’s ready for ordination
Transitional Deacon Brandon Artman will be ordained a priest in Philadelphia May 19, culminating a journey that had its seed in a model priests and sprouting through the words of an old woman in a nursing home.
Our Lady Help of Christians Church set to close as worship site
The Port Richmond church originally built by German Catholics some 130 years ago will close in June because of rising deficits for the parish into which it merged two years ago, Nativity B.V.M.
Quizzo Night Jack’s YAC
Jack’s YACs will be hosting Quizzo night in the parish center. We will have snacks, beer, and wine available. $5 Donation is appreciated.
St. Martha School 50th Jubilee
St. Martha School in Philadelphia will be celebrating their 50th Jubilee on May 19, 2018.
Love & Responsibility Week 2
Join The Culture Project for WEEK TWO of the 2018 Love & Responsibility Philadelphia Series! They will have Fr. Agostino Torres of Franciscan Friars of the Renewal.
Chester County Open Studio Tour
For two days only, Neilson Carlin will be hosting a two day open house. and will have tons of original drawings and paintings on display and for sale. Included is the 6x6 inch "county collector"piece displayed in the center for just $75.
Hail, Mary! Lecture on Marian Art
This presentation is entitled: Hail, Mary: a journey through representation of the Blessed Mother in art and history. It is composed of beautiful imagery, art history, Catholic history, opportunities for prayer and reflection, and music.
Dismissal of Catholic House of Representatives chaplain sparks outrage
The apparent forced resignation of Jesuit Father Patrick Conroy, who tends to the spiritual needs of House members and staff, has drawn fire against Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, who also is Catholic.