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Catholic colleges cancel public classes amid virus threat
Catholic universities joined more than 40 U.S. colleges and universities that canceled in-person classes and began offering them online to "reduce potential pathways" for the spread of the coronavirus.
RESCHEDULED – Special education schools get their Irish on to raise funds
Archbishop Ryan School for the Deaf and St. Lucy School for Children with Visual Impairments will host "Irish Day" on March 21, with one of their own graduates as DJ (and plenty of Irish potatoes).
Boot drive helps homeless men walk down all of life’s streets
St. John’s Hospice, an archdiocesan ministry that serves men experiencing homelessness, is holding its annual drive to collect new boots. On the streets, poor foot health leads to bigger problems.
Young Hispanic men, families see seminarians’ life of prayer, action
The approximately 125 youths and their families at Hispanic Family Day, sponsored by the archdiocesan vocations office, played soccer, prayed and ate with the men at St. Charles Seminary March 8.
Catholic high schools open doors to prospective students
Eighteen schools are welcoming hundreds of seventh-graders from throughout the five-county area on March 11 as part of the fourth annual "Universal Visitation Day."
Gender, Power, and Canonization: The Afterlives of Holy Women in U.S.
Join us for an afternoon exploring the fascinating story of "The Making of a Saint," and sharing the implications for the role of women in the Church and in our country today.
Philadelphia Franchise Show
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Philadelphia Saint Patrick’s Day Parade
Show your pro-life pride by marching in the Philadelphia Saint Patrick's Day Parade with the Pro-Life Union of Greater Philadelphia.
Dioceses adopt wide-ranging plans to limit spread of coronavirus
With more than 100,000 cases worldwide and 250 in the U.S., the Catholic community is stressing caution and prevention. One bishop excused the sick and health care workers from their Lenten fasts.
Sister Eileen Russell, S.S.J., dies at age 87
The Orange, New Jersey native entered the Sisters of St. Joseph, Chestnut Hill in 1950 and would minister in three archdioceses on the East Coast.