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St. Patrick’s First Saturday Rosary Walk
Please join St. Patrick's in a neighborhood rosary walk around Rittenhouse neighborhood.
The Mother of God in the Divine Comedy
St. Patrick's Night Class presents a one-time lecture by Prof. Stephen Cordova, a look at Mary's role in Dante's Divine Comedy.
Bonhoeffer in Prison
A powerful theatrical performance based on the life and ideas of Dietrich Bonhoeffer. In his cramped prison cell in Berlin during WWII, German pastor and theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer awakens one night with fears of an uncertain future keeping him from sleep.
Blessed is She Brunch
A potluck brunch where we actually meet other Blessed is She sisters face to face. We talk with each other, share a meal, have small group / large group time, and pray with each other.
Pro-Life Town Hall Meeting at Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish
The Bucks County Right to Life and the Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation invite you to join Executive Director Michael Ciccocioppo, Legislative Director Maria Gallagher and Education Director Bonnie Finnerty for up-to-date information on a variety of pro-life topics at a pro-life town hall to be held on Wednesday, May 22.
Catholic Business Networking Mixer
The Catholic Business Network invites professionals to its quarterly mixer. Come meet and network like-minded business innovators and professionals The event will be held at the Miraculous Medal Shrine.
Pope applauds beatification of Argentine martyrs
The pope said the lives of Blesseds Enrique Angelelli Carletti, Carlos de Dios Murias, Gabriel Longueville and Wenceslao Pedernera are models for those "who work for a society that is more just and based on solidarity."
People can find peace by visiting those who suffer, pope says
People who feel restless or lacking inner peace will discover it when they visit those who are experiencing great difficulty, suffering, illness or persecution, Pope Francis said.
Conscientious objection is part of religious freedom, commission says
Full recognition of religious freedom must include recognition of the right of believers to conscientiously object to participating in activities that violate their religious beliefs and religiously inspired moral values, said the International Theological Commission.
Sri Lanka’s U.N. mission hosts memorial service for victims of attacks
All Sri Lankans "are going through one of the saddest and most devastating periods of our history," Father Nalaka Silva told those gathered at an evening interfaith memorial service April 24 in New York for the victims and all people affected by the Easter terrorist attacks.