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Archbishop: Marriage and family can inspire the world
The family is an instrument of evangelization and it can influence others more than people realize, Archbishop Joseph Kurtz said at the Catholic University of America.
Choir to perform ‘The Crucifixion’
The Chamber Choir of St. Andrew Church in Newtown will perform the popular English choral composition portraying the passion of Christ on Friday, March 27.
Fighting hunger one bowl at a time
Immaculata University will hold its Empty Bowls event on Thursday, March 26. Proceeds benefit the West Chester Food Cupboard.
Spiritual enrichment for staff
The Archdiocese of Philadelphia’s annual Spiritual Enrichment Day for secretaries and receptionists will be held Thursday, April 16 at St. Charles Borromeo Seminary.
‘What’s a Wolf to Do?’ at Immaculata
Immaculata University’s Cue and Curtain Players will perform its Children’s Theatre production March 25 to 27 in the university's Alumnae Hall.
Divorce and Beyond
The program for men and women working to heal the wounds of divorce will be held Tuesday evenings from April 7 to July 7 at St. Bede Parish, Holland.
St. Gianna feast day Mass
The Society of St. Gianna Beretta Molla at Nativity of Our Lord Church in Warminster will host the annual feast day Mass for the saint on Tuesday, April 28.
Mental illness support group
The National Alliance on Mental Illness Support Group meets at St. Ignatius Church in Philadelphia for caregivers of a family member or friend living with mental illness.
May procession planned for cathedral
The Archdiocese of Philadelphia is hosting a May procession on Sunday, May 3. Mary’s Court for Crowning will be selected from essays on the theme, “Why My Family Calls Upon Mary.”
Faith and fun warm a chilly St. Patrick’s Day Parade
The annual observance of Ireland’s patron saint started with Mass celebrated by Archbishop Chaput and continued in fine form with a parade on Sunday, March 15, in Philadelphia.