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Hiking to Heal with Heather Makowicz
After a scripture-led reflection, and testimony, you will be invited into a time of extended silence (to walk, hike, or just relax and sit) with your specially prepared Peak Encounter "prayer package".
Ash Wednesday Retreat Beginning Our Lenten Journey: The Great Forty Days
Through the conferences, liturgies and times of significant silent reflection on this day of retreat, participants are invited and perhaps challenged to enter afresh into the Lenten journey this year, leading to a new way of living throughout the year.
The Shroud of Turin: A Silent Witness of the Passion, Death & Resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ
Mr. Massimo Paris will present, The Shroud of Turin: A Silent Witness of the Passion, Death & Resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ, at Immaculata University on Thursday, March 5, at 7:00 PM.
Psalms for a Lenten Season
The five sessions will address: The Psalms as Christian Prayer; Responsorial Psalms for Lenten Sundays; The Seven Penitential Psalms; The Psalms Jesus Prayed during his Passion; Psalms for Holy Week/Tenebrae.
Second Annual You Are Called to Holiness Conference and Day of Recollection
Please join us for the You Are Called to Holiness Conference and Day of Recollection at the Cathedral Basilica of SS. Peter and Paul.
CRS health official keeps close eye on coronavirus
Catholic Relief Services is urging program staff across Asia to rely on hand-washing and protective masks in fending off the disease, which has sickened at least 64,000 and killed almost 1,400.
Philadelphia’s new archbishop sounds call to ‘welcome the outcast’
Archbishop Nelson J. Perez placed a mark of familiarity on the formality of rites in the Mass that installed him as the new archbishop of Philadelphia Feb. 18 in the Cathedral Basilica of SS. Peter and Paul.
At end of trip, New York cardinal recalls moments of faith, hope for Cuba
During a Feb. 7-12 visit to the island, Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan described his brother bishops as "extraordinarily realistic," with "a phenomenal sense of serenity and confidence" in spite of difficult times.
Change to public charge rule seen to have chilling effect on immigrants
Widespread confusion has spread regarding new regulations, set to take effect Feb. 24, that limit the use of government benefit programs.
Eastern Catholic churches are one in faith, says U.S. Syro-Malabar bishop
During an "ad limina" visit to Rome, Bishop Jacob Angadiath reflected on Feb. 17 how "the beauty of the church" is revealed "in its different cultural customs and religious vestments."