Press Releases
USCCB: U.S. Bishops To Meet June 14-15 In Indianapolis; Discussions Will Include Religious Liberty, Immigration, Upcoming Synod
May 12th, 2017Archbishop Chaput’s Weekly Column: Mary, the Mother of God, the Humble, and the Sane
May 10th, 2017We live in a time of towering ironies. Here’s a big one. For the ancient Greeks, one of the worst sins possible, and a constant theme in their drama, was hubris – the sin of overweening pride. They understood that pride creates a peculiar form of mental illness. People who denied the gods, or ignored […]
The Communities Of Don Guanella And Divine Providence Day Programs To Celebrate The Centennial Anniversary Of The Apparitions Of Our Lady Of Fatima
May 10th, 2017Men and women who attend Day Programs at The Communities of Don Guanella and Divine Providence will honor the Blessed Mother at a special Mass celebrating the 100th anniversary of the apparitions to three shepherd children in Fatima, Portugal.
Archbishop Chaput Announces Dedication of Archdiocese to the Blessed Mother in Observance of the 100th Anniversary of the Apparitions at Fatima
May 9th, 2017The Archdiocese of Philadelphia will join with all Catholic dioceses and eparchies in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in this special dedication At their recent Provincial Meeting on May 1, 2017, the Bishops of Pennsylvania voted to approve a recommendation that each Catholic diocese and eparchy in the Commonwealth be dedicated to the Blessed Mother. What […]
Archdiocese of Philadelphia Announces Closure of Worship Site in Delaware County
May 7th, 2017Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque Church, Essington (Delaware County), will no longer serve as a worship site of Saint Gabriel Parish, Norwood (Delaware County), and will close as a Roman Catholic Church.
Archbishop Chaput’s Weekly Column: The Land of Athanasius and its Lessons
May 3rd, 2017The visit of Pope Francis to Egypt last week (April 28-29) was an act of personal courage. It also testified powerfully to his desire for religious tolerance. His visit reminds us of two things. The first – the need for mutual respect among people who seek God — is obvious. The second is rather different, but no less important.
Reverend Thomas F. Dailey, O.S.F.S. Names John Cardinal Foley Chair of Homiletics And Social Communications At Saint Charles Borromeo Seminary
May 3rd, 2017Saint Charles Borromeo Seminary is pleased to announce that the Reverend Thomas F. Dailey, O.S.F.S., will formally become full-time holder of the Cardinal Foley Chair of Homiletics and Social Communications effective July 1, 2017.
Catholic Health Care Services Of The Archdiocese Of Philadelphia To Host Application Day For St. John Neumann Place II
May 2nd, 2017Catholic Health Care Services of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia will host an application day for Saint John Neumann Place II, its newest senior housing community located in South Philadelphia.
Partners In Catholic Education Come Together For BLOCS Gala For Catholic Education
May 2nd, 2017The Archdiocese of Philadelphia’s Office of Catholic Education (OCE), Business Leadership Organized for Catholic Schools (BLOCS), Faith in the Future (FIF), and the Independence Mission Schools (IMS) will host the premiere BLOCS Gala for Catholic Education.