Chicago Archdiocese Announces Multiple Parish Mergers, Closings
The mergers will bring the number of parishes in the archdiocese below 300, from more than 350 in 2016 and almost 450 in the mid-1980s,
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Board Members Say Chicago Seminary Closure Lacks Transparency
Members of the advisory board for Chicago’s college seminary say recent decision to close the seminary will negatively impact the archdiocese.
Chicago Archdiocese Will Receive St. Teresa of Calcutta Relic
On Sept. 5, St. Mark’s parish will receive a first-class relic of St. Teresa of Calcutta for public veneration.
Pope Francis to Chicago: ‘Become Builders of Peace’
Holy Father sends words of encouragement, solidarity and hope ahead of anti-violence programs sponsored by the archbishop.
Shrine of Christ the King Rises Like the Phoenix in Chicago
Undefeated by fire, the canons of the Institute of Christ the King have saved their shrine from the wrecking ball and provided hope for a neighborhood that needs them.
Cooking Sister’s Culinary Skills Featured on Food Network
Chicago nun, who serves meals with a side of love in her community, appears on Thanksgiving-themed episode of Chopped tonight.
Cardinal George’s Memorial Mass Celebrated in Chicago
Archbishop Blase Cupich of Chicago was the main celebrant for the April 23 funeral Mass, which was concelebrated by nine cardinals and more than 50 bishops.
Cardinal Francis George: ‘A Man of Peace, Tenacity and Courage’
Archbishop Blase Cupich, his successor in Chicago, joins with other Catholic leaders in celebrating the life and mourning the death of one of the U.S. Church’s greatest shepherds.
Cardinal George: The Myth and Reality of 'I'll Die in My Bed'
What Cardinal Francis George Really Said
Cardinal George Dropped From Cancer Drug Trial, Asks for Prayers
The 77-year-old cardinal and archbishop emeritus of Chicago had been taking part in a clinical trial conducted by University of Chicago Medicine, while also being cared for by Loyola Hospital.
