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Holy Cross Sisters help Ugandan women resist domestic violence
Holy Cross Sister Semerita Mbambu said the order introduced the effort in the hope of reducing, even ending, violence against women and girls. Many women facing domestic violence in their marriages or relationships have been rescued.
Ukrainian Catholic leader sees new possibilities for ecumenism
The formal recognition of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine brings "a wind of hope" that new opportunities will be created for dialogue and concrete cooperation in the search for Christian unity, said the head of the Ukrainian Catholic Church.
St. William Parish hosts acclaimed classical guitarist in concert
Charles Mokotoff, described by The New York Times as an "exceptional" artist, will perform on Jan. 20 as part of the parish's monthly music and arts series.
St. Katherine of Siena hosts ‘Stand Up for Life’ rally
The Jan. 20 gathering rally, which marks the 46th anniversary of the Roe v Wade decision, will feature inspiring messages from young adult leaders in the pro-life community.
Pope will go to Romania calling for unity, focus on the common good
The theme of the visit is "Let's walk together," and the trip logo shows a group of faithful gathered together with an image of Mary behind them, representing her protection over "the people of God in Romania," the Vatican said.
St. John Chrysostom presents musical celebration of MLK Day
The Jan. 20 concert, which is open to all, will feature gospel choirs from Chester and Wallingford in a gathering of song, faith and fellowship.
Donation drive at SEEK2019 gets attendees ‘more invested in mission’
SEEK attendees filled 30 50-gallon bags with winter hats, gloves, scarves and socks, as well as toothbrushes, toothpaste, deodorant and other hygiene items -- all to help the homeless and others in need in the city.
St. Mary Magdalen hosts Flame of Love retreat
The Feb. 2 celebration of the Marian devotion, which emerged in 20th-century Hungary, will focus on prayer, fasting and personal sacrifice as a means of spreading God's graces in the world.
Cathedral sets Holy Hour, Mass for World Day of Consecrated Life
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament will be followed by the holy sacrifice of the Mass on Feb. 2. All those in consecrated life are welcome to join, as well as families and friends.
Relic of St. John Vianney’s incorrupt heart arrives in Philadelphia
The patron saint of diocesan priests will be honored on Feb. 2 and 3 at the Cathedral Basilica of SS. Peter and Paul. Prayers will be offered for the healing of the church, for the transformation of the priesthood and for the sanctity of priests.