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Pro Life Union of Greater Philadelphia’s March for Life Set for April 25
The annual Philadelphia March for Life will take place April 25 beginning at 7:30 a.m. at the Cathedral Basilica of SS. Peter and Paul, before participants process to Independence Mall for a rally featuring speaker Ryan Bomberger.
Philly-Based Religious Orders Champion St. Francis in Jubilee Year
The Capuchin Franciscans and Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia live the beloved saint’s ministry and spirituality daily, during this year marking 800 years since his death.
Archdiocese Recognizes High School Scholar-Athletes for Fall and Winter Sports
The honor rolls recognize high school student‑athletes across the archdiocese who earned first- or second-honors academically while competing in their respective sports.
Roman Catholic Mock Trial Team Wins State Championship
Roman Catholic High School’s Mock Trial Team capped an undefeated season by winning the Pennsylvania State Championship on March 29 in Harrisburg.
200 Local Catholic School Students Join in Day of Service for Youths
Gathering with Archbishop Pérez April 15 at Lansdale Catholic High School, students from across the region stuffed bags of needed items for kids in Out of School Time Programs run by Catholic Charities of Philadelphia.
‘Disciple with a Camera’ Brings Kensington’s Forgotten to the Screen
With his documentary Mercy at the Gates, Newtown’s Dan Tarrant films not only the poor and addicted souls of the community, but the also the ministers who, like God, love them unconditionally.
Chemistry Teacher and Her Family Create Magic at a Very Special Prom
Archbishop Ryan High School’s gym was transformed into a prom setting on April 11 for young people with special needs thanks to Athletes Helping Athletes and volunteers like teacher Mary Beth Sullivan.
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church to Celebrate 25th Anniversary with Free Concert
Free-will donations will benefit Catholic Charities of Philadelphia.
Formed in Faith at Archdiocesan Schools, 85 Teens Enter Church
OCIA preparation built on the spiritual curiosity of dozens of students in Philadelphia-area Catholic high schools. The young people committed to receiving their sacraments of initiation this Easter.
‘Testament to Love’: North Philly Catholic School Classroom Dedicated to Late 37-Year Teacher
Mary L. Walker passed away 30 years ago, but her faithful, compassionate impact remains imprinted on thousands whom she touched and who gathered April 11 to remember her loving example.