St. John the Evangelist Church in Philadelphia: Of Local Saints and Devotion to Our Lady
Eucharistic adoration has been offered for decades.
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Another Pro-Life Clinic Attacked, This One in Philadelphia
As of Tuesday afternoon, the windows were boarded up and the clinic is in the process of repairs.
Drag Show at Saint Joseph’s University? Catholic Education Expert Sounds Alarm
‘It's akin to giving cotton candy when real food is needed.’
From Coast to Coast, US Bishops Join in the Consecration of Russia and Ukraine
The Mass in Philadelphia was one of dozens that took place across the United States, as bishops answered the Pope’s call to pray the consecration prayer together.
Archbishop Offers Condolences to Those Mourning After Philadelphia Fire
Seven children are known to be among the dead.
Ahead of Pivotal Supreme Court Decision, Foster Care Agency Mired in Religious Freedom Fight
The Associated Press reported last week that the group won’t sign a new contract with Kentucky due to a new contract clause prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation.
Catholic Foster Care in Philadelphia: How Will the Supreme Court Decide?
COMMENTARY: Oral arguments in the First Amendment case Fulton v. Philadelphia began Wednesday.
Supreme Court Hears Arguments in Philadelphia Foster Care Case
Sharonell Fulton and Toni Simms-Busch, who have fostered more than 40 children and who partnered with Catholic Social Services, brought the case against the city that is currently before the Supreme Court.
