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Queen of Angels Regional Catholic School hosts open house
The Willow Grove school will offer a presentation about the school, a questions-and-answer session and tours on Dec. 2.
St. Charles Seminary plans private, public sales of its art
A three-day art sale in early December will offer some works from the seminary's collection. Also on display is the annual presentation of 100 creches from around the world, and the Christmas Concert at the seminary.
Kennedy calls for more funds to treat mental health, addiction
Former U.S. Rep. Patrick Kennedy called equal access for treatment a "moral imperative," saying, “we would never allow this to happen if this were any other physical illness." Insurance companies, hospitals and government can all share in the blame, he said.
Catholic school students using 3D printer
Sixth, seventh and eighth grade students in art, math and science at St. Thomas the Apostle School, Glen Mills, are using the latest technology to study scale and measurement with a three-dimensional printer.
Pope thanks pro-life movement for following example of good Samaritan
"For Christ's disciples, helping wounded human life means to encounter people who are in need, to stand by their side, take care of their frailty and their pain, so that they can recover," the pope said Nov. 6.
Sounds as good as it looks: Choral concerts showcase cathedral’s acoustics
Philadelphia's Cathedral Basilica of SS. Peter and Paul provides unparalleled purity of sound. It will be maximized in a series of concerts with world-renowned choirs beginning this Saturday night with a group providing a 16th century form of surround sound.
St. Teresa of Avila ‘shows the way of radical love,’ says Carmelite nun
On a recent Saturday, a group of Discalced Carmelite nuns in Terre Haute celebrated the close connection that they have to St. Teresa of Avila, their order's foundress, who was born in Spain 500 years ago.
Catholic officials say court ruling paves way to legalize marijuana
"For the church, this is a serious decision and an incredibly irresponsible decision that follows certain fads, a certain mentality of individual freedom superior to social well-being," said Father Hugo Valdemar Romero.
Catholic-Lutheran document sums up agreements, maps steps to full unity
The "Declaration on the Way" was prepared by a joint task force of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops' Committee on Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs and the Chicago-based Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
Vatican II fathers hand legacy to today’s young adults
Elderly participants in the Second Vatican Council, now in their 80s and 90s, assessed the impact of Gaudium et Spes over a half-century, and encouraged young people to look for ways to bring God's love and justice to the world.