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Montco parish celebrates Mass for healing from addiction
St. Joseph Parish in Spring City will offer an Aug. 24 liturgy, followed by a healing blessing, for those whose lives have been touched by any kind of substance abuse.
Spiritual Retreat for College Students
College students are encouraged to go on a summer retreat before heading back to campus with Regnum Christi. This day retreat will include mass, adoration, gospel discussion, fellowship, and food.
6th Annual Abbeyfest
Fan-favorite MATT MAHER returns once again to our 6th Annual AbbeyFest: Faith, Music & Family Festival on Sept 21, 2019.
Forensic experts to study ‘thousands of bones’ found in Vatican ossuaries
During a search for the remains of a young Italian woman missing for more than 30 years, workers discovered an enormous number of bones inside two ossuaries in a building next to a Vatican cemetery.
Did Apollo 11 mission make Orlando’s founding bishop the bishop of moon?
According to the 1917 Code of Canon Law (in effect at that time), any newly discovered territory was placed under the jurisdiction of the diocese from which the expedition that discovered that territory originated.
Pope writes Syrian president, urging him to protect civilians, seek peace
Pope Francis urged Syrian President Bashar Assad to put an end to his country's eight-year-long conflict and seek reconciliation for the good of the nation and its vulnerable people.
Agencies ‘appalled’ by reports U.S. could end refugee admissions
News that the Trump administration is considering "zeroing out" the number of refugees accepted by the United States brought a swift outcry from Christian agencies urging the government to reconsider such a move.
Pope disciplines former West Virginia Bishop Bransfield
The retired bishop and Philadelphia native may not celebrate Mass publicly, may not reside in the Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston and must "make amends" for harm stemming from allegations of sexual and financial misconduct.
Backing Catholic action day, bishops call out ‘cruelty’ in policies
Though they weren't present, seven U.S. bishops including Philadelphia Auxiliary Bishop Edward Deliman spoke in support of the July 18 "Catholic Day of Action for Immigrant Children" near the U.S. Capitol.
Moon landing inspired a country and a career in space flight
Retired Maj. Gen. Mike Wiedemer was an aerospace engineering student in 1969. After a long career in the field and now preparing to be a deacon, Wiedemer remains "a big proponent of space exploration for the benefit of mankind."