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AbbeyFest Artists Share Diversity of Styles, Roots in Catholic Faith
The faith and Christian music festival comes Saturday, Sept. 20 to its new location at the National Shrine of Our Lady of Czestochowa in Doylestown, Bucks County.
St. Katharine Drexel’s Canonization Jubilee Set for Solemn Close
Events from Sept. 28 to Oct. 5 at the Cathedral Basilica of SS. Peter and Paul mark the Oct. 1, 2000 anniversary that the Philadelphia heiress and religious-order founder was declared a saint.
Seminary Dinner & Auction Set for Sept. 29
Evening event to support vocations features Archbishop Pérez, live auction, and dinner at the Philadelphia Country Club.
Ten Years of Laudato Si’: Villanova Panel Reflects on Faith, Ecology, and the Future
Villanova University will host a Fireside Chat Sept. 22 on 'Laudato Si’ at 10 years, exploring faith, ecology, and our shared responsibility for the planet.
Cathedral Marks 1700 Years Since Council of Nicaea with Ecumenical Celebration
Faithful across the Philadelphia region are invited to gather at the Cathedral Basilica on Oct. 6 to commemorate 1700 years since the Council of Nicaea.
Cathedral Marks Saint Thérèse’s Canonization Centennial with Mass, Relics
Celebrate the 100th anniversary of Saint Thérèse’s canonization with Mass, reflection, and prayer before her family’s sacred relics on Oct. 1 at the Cathedral Basilica.
Chestnut Hill Catholic School Reopens After Fire
The $17.5 million reconstruction of Our Mother of Consolation School following its catastrophic fire in 2023 represented “the Holy Spirit working in and through you as a community,” said Bishop Christopher Cooke Sept. 6.
Paul Walsh: Still Grateful 42 Years After God’s Healing Via Padre Pio
The Ridley Park resident and his family believe St. Pio appeared in his hospital room as God restored him from a crash that doctors say should have killed him.
Infertility Forum To Explore Moral Alternatives to IVF and Spiritual Support for Couples Sept. 27
Hosted by the Office for Life and Family in partnership with the Respect Life Committee at St. Peter’s Parish in West Brandywine, the Sept. 27 daylong event offers moral alternatives to IVF, restorative fertility care, and spiritual hope for couples facing infertility.
Philly Serra Club President Honored for Promoting Vocations in His Cuban Homeland
Jorge Fernández escaped a totalitarian regime in Cuba as a boy. The Catholic faith endured there, and now he is helping promote vocations to the priesthood through Serra International.