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Ending DACA will lead to ‘humanitarian crisis,’ says Archbishop Gomez
"As a nation, we have a moral and humanitarian obligation to the 'Dreamers.' These young people have done nothing wrong. And their futures hang in the balance of these debates," the archbishop of Los Angeles wrote.
10th Annual Man Up Philly Conference
This year, we celebrate the 10th Annual Man Up Spirituality Conference in the Archdiocese. The conference provides an opportunity for men to come together in true Christian brotherhood and to hear inspirational talks from fellow men on the journey of faith.
Malvern Retreat House Art Show
Malvern Retreat House is hosting their 7th annual Art Show Wednesday, February 7th thru Sunday, February 11th.
Three Priests Walk Into a Bar
Young adults, religious and non religious are encouraged to attend the poplar event in Havertown where young adults ask priests questions about the faith and even the church.
Camden Diocese 2018 Winter Retreat Jan 26th-28th
The Camden Diocese of New Jersey is having a 2018 Winter Retreat - January 26th to the 28th that is being hosted by the Camden Diocese Charismatic Conference Committee.
New app designed to help users discover vocations
The app includes daily prayers and meditations on the Gospel and the lives of the saints, as well as a news section and Twitter feed to connect users to the life of the church.
Federal judge puts temporary block on Trump’s decision to end DACA
In a 49-page ruling, Judge William Alsup of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California said his nationwide injunction appropriate because "our country has a strong interest in the uniform application of immigration law and policy."
Young adults gather for fellowship, learn ways to share faith with world
More than 8,000 young adults from around the country gathered Jan. 2-6 for the SLS18 conference. Among the attendees were lay ministers, parishioners, seminarians, and men and women religious.
Chinese bishop released from detention after more than seven months
The bishop, who has not joined government-approved associations for church officials, was released Jan. 3 and was expected to return to Wenzhou, one of China's biggest Christian cities, in late January.
Amid abuse allegations, Vatican names trustee to lead Sodalitium
Saying Pope Francis is following the situation with concern, the Vatican named a Colombian bishop to be the trustee of the scandal-plagued Sodalitium Christianae Vitae, a Catholic movement based in Peru.