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Migrant youth mark milestone as uncertain future looms in September
The Aug. 15 rally had a celebratory feel as hundreds turned out to mark the date in which five years ago many of the young migrants gathered near the White House applied for an opportunity at a different life.
Pope urges respect for the life and dignity of migrants, refugees
With millions of people fleeing violence, persecution and poverty around the globe, individual nations must expand options that make it possible for migrants and refugees to cross their borders safely and legally, Pope Francis said.
Eclipse a way to appreciate creation, Vatican astronomer tells audience
Jesuit Brother Guy Consolmagno, director of the Vatican Observatory, urged an audience at Sts. Peter and Paul Church in Hopkinsville, Ky., Aug. 20 that celestial events such a total solar eclipse are a wonder of God’s creation meant to be enjoyed.
Mass for addiction to be celebrated Sept. 9 in Phoenixville
All are invited, especially all veterans, to join in a Mass on Sept. 9 at St. Ann Church, Phoenixville, for those suffering from addiction.
Designer Bag Bingo to benefit St. Casimir Church
The Designer Bag Bingo and Chinese Auction event on Friday, Oct. 6 will benefit St. Casimir's Building Fund.
Regina Luminus Academy hosting open house
The classical curriculum school located in Berwyn will offer presentations, a Q & A session and school tour at the Aug. 21 event.
Knights of Columbus hosting Shrimp Night party
The Regina Coeli Council in the Torresdale section of Northeast Philadelphia will throw a party including an open bar, DJ and plenty of food, all in support of the Knights.
Catholic leaders urge prayers, unity after attacks in Spain
Although the Islamic State group claimed credit for attacks in Barcelona that killed 13, "local Muslims are just as shocked and horrified as everyone else," said the dean of the city's cathedral.
For 20 million Africans, conflict added to drought means famine
The worst food crisis in 70 years is impacting people in four African nations where church-led groups and others are providing humanitarian assistance. The crisis is made worse by ongoing wars and poor infrastructure.
St. Teresa of Calcutta Community Festival
The ninth annual festival of the parish in Limerick, Montgomery County offers a wide range of fun for all ages, including rides, games, live music, raffles and refreshments.