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Former senator’s daughter discusses gift of life, sister Bella’s story
For Elizabeth Santorum and her family, this year's March for Life theme of "Every Life Is a Gift" has special significance.
U.S. bishops’ group travels to Iraq, meets with those who fled ISIS
One of Iraq's Christians chased out of her historic homeland quietly prayed the rosary as a bishop who traveled halfway around the world to meet her and others displaced celebrated Mass for them.
Festival brings teens to their feet, and deep into their hearts, at St. Cyril’s
The Jamison parish hosted 150 teenagers from Bucks County for a day of praise, worship and talks with Steubenville University’s Bob Rice.
Father Richard McBrien, prolific theologian and essayist, dies at 78
Father Richard P. McBrien, a retired professor of theology at the University of Notre Dame and who was chair of the university's theology department for 11 years, died Jan. 25 at age 78 in his native Connecticut.
Dominican sister, former leader of congregation, dies
Dominican Sister of Peace Sister Carolyn Krebs, worked in ministry at the sisters' former retreat house in Elkins Park, died Jan. 18.
Today’s teaching on the family
See the daily excerpt from the preparatory catechesis for the 2015 World Meeting of Families, “Love is Our Mission: The Family Fully Alive.”
In search of the ‘Lost Boys’ of World War I
The American Catholic Historical Society of Philadelphia will present a talk on an author's search to identify graduates of Roman Catholic High School who fought in World War I on Sunday, Feb. 8.
March shows youth, growth and energy of pro-life movement
At this year's March for Life Jan. 22, the things to notice about the crowd in attendance were its youth, its growth and the sense that these young people are bringing about a cultural renewal.
Persecuted for faith, Christians are united in bloodshed, pope says
Christians are united in bloodshed as they suffer from violence and persecution in various parts of the world, Pope Francis told Christian leaders.
Archbishop says church in Niger will rebuild after riots
An archbishop in Niger said the church would rebuild after rioters destroyed its places of worship during protests over cartoons mocking depictions of Muhammad by the French satirical newsweekly Charlie Hebdo.