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New Jersey diocese turns to renewable energy in response to encyclical
In the spirit of Laudato Si', solar panels and energy-efficient equipment are being added to buildings throughout the Diocese of Metuchen, part of a broader effort to become "environmentally friendly and fiscally responsible," said officials.
More than two dozen reported dead after Julia lashes Central America
The Category 1 hurricane left much of the region buried in mud or covered in floods, with the death toll expected to rise in the coming days.
Michigan bishops say ‘extreme’ ballot measure on abortion goes beyond Roe
Proposal 3, or the "Reproductive Freedom for All" amendment, would amend the state's constitution to remove virtually all restrictions on abortion in the state and eliminate a host of other pro-life laws.
Pope prays for unity of church as he celebrates 60th anniversary of Vatican II
The 1962-1964 council reminded the church of what is "essential" -- namely, being "madly in love with its Lord and with all the men and women whom he loves," said Pope Francis at an Oct. 11 Mass for the occasion.
Sister Theresa Marian dies at 90
Sister Theresa Marian died in Camilla Hall on October 4, 2022, in the 72nd year of her religious life.
Parish seminar offers ‘clarity amid confusion’ over transgenderism
St. Peter Parish in West Brandywine will host an all-day Oct. 15 seminar featuring experts on the issue of gender dysphoria.
Archdiocesan high school in finals for $1M prize, thanks to innovative education
Father Judge High School, home to a unique career and technical program, has been named a semifinalist for the Yass Prize, joining just 32 schools from throughout the country to be recognized for transformational learning.
Migrants, refugees key to building the kingdom of God, says bishop
Welcoming those fleeing their nations due to war, poverty, natural disasters and other risks is essential to loving God and neighbor, said retired Philadelphia Auxiliary Bishop Edward Deliman at an annual Mass honoring migrants and refugees.
Sister Helen Ann Gaidos dies at 91
Sister Helen Ann Gaidos, OSF (formerly Sister John Andre), 91, died in Assisi House on Saturday, October 8, 2022.
Students meet with EU diplomats to learn ‘what’s at stake’ with democracy
Teens from Roman Catholic and Father Judge High Schools recently gathered with the deputy ambassadors of Germany, Latvia, Portugal and Sweden to discuss the challenges of sustaining democracy amid the rise of authoritarianism.