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Philippine Christian leaders join to help rebuild Muslim-majority city
The historically peaceful city is located on central Mindanao Island, a restive part of the country, which for decades experienced insurgency from Muslim rebel groups seeking autonomy.
Christians have duty to revitalize, change world with hope, pope says
The joyful hope that flows from faith can change the world, which is why Christians have a crucial part to play in revitalizing Europe, Pope Francis said.
Knights CEO praises plan for getting U.S. aid to persecuted Christians
U.S. aid to Christians in the Middle East will no longer go through the U.N., but now directly to "faith-based and private organizations" through a U.S. agency, said Vice President Mike Pence.
Sister Regina Mundi Boell, 63 years in IHM order, dies
The Immaculate Heart of Mary sister died at age 81 in Camilla Hall, Immaculata, where she also ministered in the Apostolate of Prayer and managed the gift shop for many years.
IHM Sister Joan Connell dies; was teacher, school counselor
The former Sister Eugene Mary entered the Immaculate Heart Sisters in 1954 and ministered for 65 years in education. She died at age 85 in Camilla Hall.
Catholic League football champs earn victories a week early
Although the regular season wraps up this weekend, the top teams in the Red and Blue divisions clinched their titles last Friday night. Neumann-Goretti squeaked by O'Hara in the Blue, and the Prep edged La Salle in the Red.
Bach Cantata series continues with concert at St. William Parish
The Northeast Oratorio Society and the Orchestra Society of Philadelphia will perform several J. S. Bach cantatas at a free concert on Nov. 12.
Martin Saints Classical High School hosting open house
The high school in Oreland, Montgomery County is now accepting applications for ninth and 10th grade. Prospective students and parents can register now for the event on Oct. 26 and Nov. 15.
Author Rod Dreher to speak Nov. 3 at Oreland parish
Martin Saints Classical High School will sponsor a talk by the author in which he will show how American Christians can reclaim a foundation in faith amidst popular culture's moral decay.
French priest receives human rights award for genocide research
Father Patrick Desbois is the founder of Yahad-In Unum, an organization based in Paris dedicated to identifying and commemorating the sites of mass executions in Eastern Europe during World War II.