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Visitation BVM Christmas Bazaar
The parish in Norristown celebrates its 60th annual Christmas Bazaar Friday, November 18th (7pm-10pm) to Saturday, November 19th (9am-5pm).
Pennsylvania Christmas & Gift Show
Read more about this upcoming event.
Veterans get hero’s welcome after visit to war memorials in Washington
Honors Flight South Florida is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to transport World War II veterans to Washington so they can visit war memorials dedicated to American men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Faith-based panel’s chair: A third of its recommendations implemented
The 72-page report contained more than two dozen recommendations to address race, justice and poverty; to increase economic opportunity; and to strengthen government approaches and programs for addressing poverty and inequality.
Extension’s ‘digital pilgrimage’ to take viewers to Rome for consistory
"Share in photos, videos, interviews and stories from the consistory, various sites around Rome and the closing of the Holy Door of St. Peter's Basilica to mark the conclusion of the Jubilee Year of Mercy."
Surrender to God: Reflections of Father Walter Ciszek
Learn about a Franciscan sister's recollections of Father Ciszek and his cause for canonization, coming to St. Philip Neri Parish in East Greenvile.
Holy Cross Regional School inducts student council members
The regional Catholic school in Collegeville, Montgomery County, held elections for officers and class representatives, followed by a prayer service and induction ceremony.
Heroin & Opiate Addiction Panel Discussion
Learn the details and how to register for this event at St. Philip Neri in East Greenville, PA.
Mater Dei Catholic School hosts veterans for prayers, lunch
The regional Catholic school in Lansdale welcomed all U.S. service veterans to a Veterans Day prayer service Nov. 11, followed by a wreath-laying ceremony and a “Hoagies for Heroes” lunch.
Catholics’ postelection question: Work for unity or be a sign of division?
The vitriol stirred up during the election campaign remains. Catholic leaders have been urging unity for the nation even as the church's own members split their vote -- 45 percent for Clinton and 52 percent for President-elect Trump.