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Cardinal’s Forum Examines AI in Light of Pope Leo’s Encyclical
Six professors from St. Charles Borromeo Seminary each unpacked one chapter of “Magnifica Humanitas” Aug. 25 to ask critical societal questions in the age of advancing artificial intelligence.
Father Timothy Tarnacki Heads to Florida After Decade of Philadelphia Ministry
After serving 10 years in the Philadelphia region, including the past three as director of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia's Office for Ministry with Young Adults, Pauline Father Timothy Tarnacki is preparing for a new assignment in Florida while reflecting on the relationships and experiences that shaped his priesthood.
Pastoral Leaders to Learn Ways of Walking With Immigrants at Upcoming Event
Villanova University’s Mother Cabrini Institute and the Archdiocese of Philadelphia will host a Mid-Atlantic regional conference with bishops and Church leaders Sept. 17-18.
Archbishop Pérez Announces Sept. 1 Clergy Appointments
See the clergy appointments effective Sept. 1, including a new parochial vicar assignment and school ministry roles at four Catholic high schools across the archdiocese.
Relics of St. Margaret Mary Alacoque Coming to Philadelphia Region
Pilgrims can venerate her relics at the Cathedral Basilica and at St. Denis Parish in Havertown, and draw closer to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, over four days Sept. 12-15.
Reverend James E. Locke
Reverend James E. Locke, Pastor Emeritus, Saint Cornelius Parish, Chadds Ford died on Saturday, August 22, 2026.
Reverend John J. Large
Reverend John J. Large, Pastor Emeritus, Saint Paul Parish, Philadelphia, died on Sunday, August 23, 2026.
New Villanova Cabrini Campus Extends Legacy of Faith, Education in Radnor
The campus of the former Cabrini University, after a $100 million update, welcomes 900 Villanova University students starting Aug. 24. Architectural and educational amenities recall the presence of the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart.
Long History, Much Planning, Preceded Eucharistic Congress in Philadelphia
The 1976 international gathering in the city explored the physical and spiritual “hungers of the human family.” To offer guest lodging beyond 50,000 hotel rooms and 5,000 college dorms, private homes opened 19,000 more rooms.
Global Catholic Dignitaries, Unique Arts Shined at Eucharistic Congress
Saintly speakers and heads of state joined with artistic exhibits and performances to cast a gleam to the international Catholic gathering in Philadelphia 50 years ago.