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Holy Land Catholic leaders: Trump peace plan needed Palestinian input
In a Jan. 29 statement, the Assembly of the Catholic Ordinaries of the Holy Land said that the initiative "will bring no solution but rather will create more tensions and probably more violence and bloodshed."
Eustace Mita named Papal Foundation’s first lay president
The parishioner of St. Mary Magdalen in Media, successful businessman and papal honoree will lead the foundation that gave $12 million in grants worldwide last year for projects supported by the pope.
Priest needs liver transplant; will a donor show up in time?
After years of working 16-hour days, Father John Mack of Buffalo was diagnosed with nonalcoholic cirrhosis. Celibate and without siblings, he's desperate for a donor.
Laity said to be key as county oversight of Minnesota archdiocese ends
Four years after they began supervising clerical abuse reforms, civil authorities said that progress has been made, but cautioned more needs to be done, with lay people taking the lead.
We’re all called to ‘tell the story about Jesus,’ evangelizer says
At a Jan. 27 lecture, popular Catholic speaker Father Mike Schmitz said spreading the Gospel is the task of all the baptized -- with social media as a starting point for a real-life community of faith.
6th Anniversary Vigil and Mass in Memory of John Stanton
Join us for the 6th Anniversary Memorial Vigil and Mass honoring John P. Stanton (Pro-Life Union founder) and his wife, Harriet Stanton, on Saturday, February 1.
First Saturday Rosary Walk with St. Patrick’s Parish
All are invited to join the Dominican Friars at St. Patrick’s in their monthly rosary walk around Rittenhouse Square. It will follow the 8 AM daily mass.
WWJB What Would Jesus Brew
Sample some craft beers, learn about beer making and beer tasting by a brewmaster expert. Each brew is paired with a spiritual reflection given by Father Jim DeGrassa.
Sample some craft beers, learn about beer making and beer tasting by a brewmaster expert. Each brew is paired with a spiritual reflection given by Father Jim DeGrassa.
Lenten Program: Celtic Spirituality: Of Wisdom and Contemplation
This day will explore the interplay of wisdom and contemplation as viewed through the lens of Celtic-Spirituality, a spirituality Carl McComan described as, “at the edge of the world.” There will be a time for quiet reflection, prayer and discussion.