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Wallingford school presents ‘The Lion King, Jr.’

The African savannah comes will come to life at Mother of Providence Regional Catholic School for three shows April 15-17.

Vocal group to perform at cathedral

The Cathedral Basilica of SS. Peter and Paul welcomes world-renowned classical vocal ensemble Chanticleer on Monday, April 11

Generation Life offers young adults a night out

Catholic speaker Arleen Spenceley, author of “Chastity is for Lovers: Single, Happy, and (Still) a Virgin,” will give a talk at the Knights of Columbus Hall in West Chester on Friday evening, April 15.

Gladwyne parish speaker looks back on World Meeting of Families

Villanova University professor Kevin Hughes will examine what we learned as Catholics, as Philadelphians and as families from the WMoF and visit of Pope Francis on April 19 at St. John Vianney Parish.

Speedy Morris to speak of Mary at Germantown Shrine

"Why Mary? The Answer is Easy" is the topic of the legendary Philadelphia basketball coach speaking at a program April 21 at the Museum of the Miraculous Medal Shrine.

Pinwheels point to church’s child abuse prevention efforts

Archbishop Charles Chaput led about 150 Catholic students in displaying pinwheels, "symbols of a carefree childhood," Thursday, April 7 in Philadelphia. He noted the archdiocese's training and prevention efforts.

St. Laurence School students noted for honors

The Upper Darby School recognized students in grades four through eight who received first and second honors at an assembly featuring the township's mayor, Tom Micozzie.

Pope to visit Lesbos with Orthodox to highlight plight of refugees

The pope wants to go to Lesbos for the same reasons that drew him to visit the Italian island of Lampedusa: to point to "the reality of refugees and immigrants" and because "he sees an important emergency" unfolding there.

Villanova basketball team’s strength is its humility, chaplain says

Father Hagan, associate athletics director at Villanova University, had a front-row seat to the historic game on the Villanova Wildcats' bench.

At Vatican trial, former consultant denies leaking financial documents

She also denied having had a sexual relationship with Spanish Msgr. Lucio Vallejo Balda, the secretary of the Prefecture for the Economic Affairs of the Holy See.