Commentaries
The Necessary Inspiration in a Time of Troubles: Saints
Saint Joseph’s University is recalling the life of Sister Bowman in a unique and lasting way by honoring her life and naming its new first-year residence hall in her honor.
Addressing Hunger In Your Community
For most of us the presence of hunger is not as up close and personal, but hunger is clearly all around each of us.
Encounter, Formation, and Action
Fr. Stephen Thorne, co-chair of the Archbishop’s Commission on Racial Healing, reflects on a recent workshop for principals of Archdiocesan parish and regional elementary schools saying, “So much of our ministry, especially in Catholic education, begins with sacred encounter.”
Remembering Rita Myers: A Woman of Immense Faith and Love
Patrick Walsh of Martha's Choice Marketplace reflects on his time with friend and colleague, Rita Myers, who passed away last week after a life dedicated to love and prayer.
CFGP: Your go-to resource for Catholic Philanthropy
In her latest column, Sarah Hanley from The Catholic Foundation of Greater Philadelphia talks about upcoming opportunities to engender change in our community.
Shapiro’s Cut to Real Alternatives Leaves Pennsylvania Women with No Alternatives
"It’s a devastating move that will deprive women throughout the state of vital resources at a time when they are struggling, vulnerable, and in need," writes Amy Stoner, Director of Catholic Social Services Community Based and Housing and Homeless Services Division.
Empowering Parents to Safeguard Children as They Head Back to School
"As we embark on this back-to-school journey together, I’m sharing some essential insights and tips that can empower parents to safeguard their children against abuse and neglect," writes Leslie J. Davila, Director of the Archdiocesan Office for Child and Youth Protection.
The Angel Award – Inspiring Evangelization
Sarah Hanley, President and Chief Executive Officer of the The Catholic Foundation of Greater Philadelphia, talks about an inspiring new grant offered by the foundation focused on evangelization.
A Chance To Be Seen as God Sees Us
Doug Sanford, a parishioner at St. Martin De Porres Church, offers a reflection on his experience attending the 13th National Black Catholic Congress.
Taking the Long Way Home
In his recent column, Matthew Gambino reflects on taking an out-of-the-way drive -- joined by the memories of years past and the present reality -- after visiting with his elderly mother.