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U.S. Senate urged to OK bill protecting babies who survive abortion
Archbishop Joseph Naumann called on the Senate to vote on and pass the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act this week. Earlier legislative efforts appeared to allow infanticide.
Kentucky student’s lawyers warn of legal action against dioceses
Secular media, celebrities and four Catholic dioceses initially voiced outrage after the incident between Catholic students and a Native American leader last month. One student's lawyers may sue for defamation.
Casino Knight for Life
The event is a Casino Style gaming night where participants will receive $1000 worth of fun money to play various card and games of chance. At the end of the evening all of the fun money will be exchanged for entries into a drawing. $1000 will get you one entry.
St. Valentine’s Day Couples Dinner with Meghan Cokeley
Come out to for an evening "in the name of love"! Regina Angelorum's annual St. Valentine's Day celebration is a fun social night out with wine, cheese, and an inspiring talk on love, faith and marriage given by the Archdiocese of Philadelphia's Director of New Evangelization, Meghan Cokeley with a delicious dinner to follow.
St Martha’s School Class of 1974 45th Year Reunion
SAVE THE DATE: Saturday, November 30, 2019 Come join us for your 45th (yes, 45th!) reunion, Asburner Inn on Torresdale Ave.
February Open House at Regina Coeli Academy
Join Regina Coeli Academy for our Open House. Enjoy student presentations, a tour of the school, and a brief introduction to Catholic Classical education.
New Mexico bishops, coalitions urge opposition to late-term abortion
New Mexico is one step closer to passing a bill that loosens the state's already liberal abortion laws and would erase virtually all abortion restrictions in the event that the landmark Supreme Court decision Roe v. Wade is overturned.
U.S. border policy must focus on defending life, Georgetown panel says
The heightened dangers faced by people fleeing El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala, prompted the four speakers during the program to call for government border policies that defend human life rather than criminalize migrants for seeking safety.
Catholics have faith, tools to repair a broken world, says archbishop
"At the end of every Mass we are sent forth not merely to clear out the church, but go and share what we have experienced," said Archbishop Timothy P. Broglio at a Feb. 4 morning Mass during the Catholic Social Ministry Gathering in Washington.
Local Pakistani Catholics rejoice over Asia Bibi’s final acquittal
Pakistan's Supreme Court freed a Christian woman jailed for blasphemy. The Jan. 29 decision helps Pakistani Christians "to stand strong and to tell others about their faith," said the priest serving them in Philadelphia.