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Sister Genevieve Mary Simons dies at 101
Sister Genevieve Mary Simons died in Camilla Hall on September 28, 2022, in the 84th year of her religious life.
Synod report reveals need for healing, signs of hope
The Archdiocese of Philadelphia has released the results of eight months of local listening sessions, with faithful sharing their joys, concerns and a "desire to continue the conversation" as Archbishop Nelson Pérez outlines three key priorities for the church's future.
Pilgrims ‘carry their heart to Mary’s house’ to bring Christ to the world
Hundreds of area faithful, led by Archbishop Nelson Pérez, traveled to the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception Oct. 15, for a day of spiritual refreshment as missionary disciples.
Bishop Shanahan student brings home hope from visit with pope
After traveling to Rome with a youth delegation led by Archbishop Nelson Pérez, junior Sam Gorman is looking to help teens "make time for listening to God, and see how he is working" in their lives.
Chesco parish offers ‘Healing in the Light of Hope’
SS. Simon and Jude Parish in West Chester will host a Nov. 7 Scripture-based meditation on finding Christ in the midst of life's storms, led by Dr. Theresa Burke.
In Ukraine, Basilian sisters pitch in and prepare for war’s consequences
Since Russia launched its full-scale invasion in February, members of the order have been caring for refugees, educating students, raising funds, visiting wounded soldiers and sending aid to the front lines.
Chicago’s Father Michael Pfleger is removed from ministry over abuse allegation
The popular priest and outspoken advocate against gun violence, gangs, poverty and racism will stand down as the Chicago Archdiocese reviews allegations of abuse involving a minor more than 30 years ago.
Pope hails new Catholic-Jewish study center in Poland
The Abraham J. Heschel Center for Catholic-Jewish Relations at the Catholic University of Lublin will "foster appreciation of the common heritage, not only of the two religions, but also of the two peoples," said Pope Francis Oct. 19.
‘Walking with Moms in Need’ helps expectant, new moms ‘where they’re at’
Data is still pending on the U.S. bishops' outreach to vulnerable pregnant women, but early indications paint an encouraging picture.
Bishop Seitz criticizes expansion of Title 42 to ‘vulnerable’ Venezuelans
Under the new rules, Venezuelans who cross the border illegally are being be deported to Mexico, a move that will have "an immediate impact" on border communities, said Bishop Mark Seitz of El Paso.