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Bishops’ concerns for religious liberty, health care echo at assembly
Reflecting their concern that religious liberty at home and abroad remains a top priority, the U.S. bishops during their spring general assembly in Indianapolis voted to make permanent their Ad Hoc Committee for Religious Liberty.
Already dominant, Carroll’s girls grab state lacrosse title
Archbishop Carroll High School hasn't lost a Catholic League lacrosse game in 17 years -- that's 216 straight wins. They finally captured the PIAA 3A championship with a 9-8 nailbiter victory.
Louisiana priest in Washington spends hours with Scalise at hospital
Father Tim Hedrick, parochial vicar of St. Catherine of Siena Church in Metairie, was in Washington continuing his canon law studies when a news alert came across his phone June 14 that Louisiana Congressman Steve Scalise, the House majority whip, had been shot.
English cardinal after mosque attack: ‘Repudiate hatred and violence’
Cardinal Vincent Nichols of Westminster issued a statement following the fourth terror attack in the United Kingdom in the past three months.
Reboot! Live! with Chris Stefanick at St. Philip Neri
This event will be held in October at St. Philip Neri in Lafayette Hill.
Reboot Live with Chris Stefanick at St. Agnes
This event will be held in October at St. Agnes in Sellersville.
First ever bilingual road show in center city Philadelphia
To help celebrate NFP week, our FertilityCare Professionals are traveling to downtown Philadelphia to give their first ever bilinqual roadshow!
Eucharist is reminder of God’s love, call to unity, pope says
The Eucharist should "heal our ambition to lord it over others, to greedily hoard things for ourselves, to foment discord and criticism," he said June 18, celebrating the feast of the Body and Blood of Christ.
Pope urges Merkel to continue supporting Paris climate agreement
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Pope Francis encouraged her to support international agreements like the Paris climate accord as well as to break down walls that divide people.
Academy for Life president defends nomination of Anglican theologian
The Pontifical Academy for Life is and always will be against abortion and is committed to involving increasing numbers of people in the defense of human life, said Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia, academy president.