Press Releases
Saint Gabriel’s Hall Student Receives 2016 Pennsylvania GED® Graduate Of The Year Award
August 26th, 2016Felix Alberto of North Philadelphia, a recent graduate of Saint Gabriel’s Hall of Catholic Social Services of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, was honored as Pennsylvania’s GED® Student of the Year.
USCCB: Sister Stephanie Still To Lead USCCB’s National Religious Retirement Office
August 26th, 2016August 26th, 2016
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USCCB: Invitation To Pray A Rosary For Lives Lost In Italian Earthquakes
August 24th, 2016USCCB: USCCB President Calls For Emergency Collection To Assist Louisiana Flood Victims
August 24th, 2016Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul and the Archdiocese of Philadelphia Announce a New Director of Liturgical Music
August 23rd, 2016Ms. Charlene Angelini has been selected as the new Director of Liturgical Music.
El Reverendísimo Edward M. Deliman Orenado al Episcopado y Servirá Como un Obispo Auxiliar Para la Arquidiócesis de Filadelfia
August 22nd, 2016Hoy, el arzobispo Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap. ordenó al reverendísimo Edward M. Deliman al episcopado en la Basílica Catedral de los Santos Pedro y Pablo, la iglesia madre de la Arquidiócesis de Filadelfia, en frente de una gran congregación.
Archdiocese of Philadelphia Announces Closure of Worship Sites in the City of Philadelphia as well as Chester and Montgomery Counties
August 21st, 2016Saint John of the Cross Church (Roslyn), Mater Dolorosa Church (Philadelphia) and Saint Cecilia Church (Coatesville) will no longer serve as a worship sites of Queen of Peace Parish (Ardsley), Holy Innocents Parish (Philadelphia) and Our Lady of the Rosary Parish (Coatesville), respectively, and will close as a Roman Catholic Churches.
Seminarians move-in to Saint Charles Borromeo Seminary to Kick-off 2016-2017 Academic Year
August 19th, 2016The Seminary is experiencing another enrollment increase this year and will serve 160 seminarians for 2016-2017.