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We Thirst Lessons in Mercy

This four-week series begins with a focus on the biology of addiction.

Annual Our Lady of Guadalupe Dinner

Priests, Sisters, Nuns and Clergy we would like to invite you to be guest at one of our tables. So no charge for you! Thank you for giving your life to Christ and His Church!

Don’t wait to be perfect to answer vocational call, pope says

Men and women contemplating a vocation to the priesthood, consecrated life or marriage should not be afraid because God wants only for them to experience the joy that comes from serving others, Pope Francis said.

Philadelphia Knights of Columbus Chapter Bus Trip to Washington

The Philadelphia Knights of Columbus Chapter will be hosting their annual bus trip to Washington, D.C. for the annual March for Life.

Saint Charles Borromeo Seminary’s 30th Annual Open House and Christmas Concert

During the Open House, seminarians will guide tours through this historic Catholic landmark where visitors can view artwork treasures from the Seminary's collection, artifacts from Pope Francis’ visit in 2015, explore the daily life of seminarians, and learn about educational programs open to the general public.

In Myanmar and Bangladesh, pope calls for dialogue and respect for all

As on every papal trip, Pope Francis' visit to Myanmar and Bangladesh included a mix of meetings with government officials and events focused firmly on the nations' Catholic communities.

Advent is time to identify sin, help the poor, see beauty, pope says

Advent is a time to be watchful and alert to the ways one strays from God's path, but also to signs of his presence in other people and in the beauty of the world, Pope Francis said.

Political power comes from serving, not lording over others, pope says

Catholic politicians in Latin America must take more initiative in fighting for justice for all, rather than waiting for instructions from church leaders, Pope Francis said.

Archbishop urges funding for HIV, AIDS programs at peril in budget

Saying that any reduction in funding of programs to prevent HIV and AIDS could have "catastrophic life-threatening implications," Archbishop Timothy P. Broglio asked the Office of Management and Budget, in a letter, to maintain its full funding.

Study shows Guadalupe devotion lessens health issues caused by stress

A good talk with your mother every day could improve your health. At least, that's what's happened for immigrants in one Mississippi community.