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Diocese of Columbus releases list of clergy with credible abuse claims
In releasing a list of clergy who have served in the Diocese of Columbus and have been credibly accused of sexual abuse of a minor, Bishop Frederick F. Campbell said he shares with "the faithful of our diocese sorrow, sadness and anger over such behavior."
Speaker says word games by Planned Parenthood hide reality of abortion
"The biggest scam in our society today is that we are allowing a conversation about abortion to happen without making people define what an abortion is."
Talk focuses on transforming anger
Augustinian Father James Paradis will lead an evening of thoughtful understanding of anger, its causes and its effects, at the National Shrine of St. Rita of Cascia, Philadelphia.
Ohio quintuplets continue school tradition in a way not seen before
When it comes to upholding tradition and pride in a particular school, the Whalen family of suburban New Albany takes a back seat to no one.
Holy Hour for Life with Knights of Columbus at Cathedral
All are welcome to attend a Holy Hour for Life at our beautiful basilica of Sts. Peter and Paul Cathedralon Saturday April 6th Start time is 730PM. The holy hour will be celebrated by Father Dennis Gill, the rector of the basilica.
Staff welcomes Philadelphia’s new Ukrainian Catholic leader
New Metropolitan-Archbishop Borys Gudziak received a warm hello -- and traditional gifts and bread, salt and sunflowers -- when he visited the chancery of the Ukrainian Catholic Archeparchy of Philadelphia March 1.
Catholic school hosts Senate hearing on reauthorizing voucher program
St. Thomas More Catholic Academy hosted a Feb. 26 congressional hearing to mark the 15th anniversary of the D.C. Opportunity Scholarship Program.
Long-time base for city’s Black Catholics set to close
St. Peter Claver Church at 12th and Lombard in Philadelphia, dedicated in 1892, will formally close effective April 8. Proceeds from its sale will go toward ministries for African American Catholics.
Colombian churches help Venezuelan soldiers who have deserted
As political unrest increases in Venezuela, hundreds of soldiers and police officers are deserting and seeking shelter in neighboring Colombia.
Lent 2019 parish events
Deepen your Lenten experience by participating in one of many events taking place each week of Lent in parishes of the Philadelphia Archdiocese -- add your parish's event to our list.