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Daylesford Abbey to Host Program on Immigration, Racism, and Climate Justice June 27
Sister Carol Zinn will lead a June 27 program at Daylesford Abbey examining immigration, racism and climate through the lens of justice.
Priest Keeps Focus on Prayer, Road Ahead on Fundraising Bike Ride
Msgr. James Oliver’s Pedal for the Parish, a 120-mile ride with parishioners past Philadelphia’s iconic landmarks, aims to raise $60,000 for St. Bridget Parish.
Archbishop Pérez Elected to Papal Foundation Board of Trustees
The Papal Foundation has elected Archbishop Nelson J. Pérez of Philadelphia to its Board of Trustees, where he will help oversee global grantmaking and scholarship programs supporting the Holy Father’s charitable priorities in developing nations.
Catholic Charities of Philadelphia Reports Rise in Giving, Expanded Services in Latest Annual Report
Catholic Charities of Philadelphia’s latest annual report shows increased charitable giving helped expand services to more than 205,000 people across the region in fiscal year 2025.
Permanent Deacon Joseph F. Houser
Permanent Deacon Joseph F. Houser, passed away on June 4, 2026, at the age of 87.
Little Flower HS Establishes $300K Scholarship Endowment Honoring Sister Mary Scullion
Little Flower Catholic High School for Girls announced a $300,000 endowed scholarship fund June 9, honoring alumna Sister Mary Scullion and expanding access to four-year tuition support for students in need.
US Bishops Consecrate America to Sacred Heart of Jesus
The Sacred Heart reveals the healing love that Jesus has for everyone, say Catholic leaders, and all are invited to consecrate themselves to the Lord.
More Than 300 Archdiocesan Seniors Set for College Athletics
AOP athletics announced that 310 graduating seniors will compete in college sports in 2026–27, with football, baseball, and basketball topping the most represented sports.
Sister Rosemarie Lorenz, SSJ, dies at 85
Sister Rosemarie Lorenz SSJ, (formerly Sister Mary Ambrose,) age 85, died on June 2, 2026, at Saint Joseph Villa.
Corpus Christi Procession Draws North Philly Residents Closer to Christ
Dozens joined a procession of the Blessed Sacrament from St. Malachy Church across Broad Street to the Church of the Gesu in North Philadelphia, strengthening the faith of Catholics and reaching out to the curious.