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Archbishop Pérez Thanks Faithful for Joining Listening Sessions, Shares Next Steps
Recently, I offered my prayerful gratitude for all of the faithful from throughout the Church of Philadelphia who took the time to provide dialogue and thoughtful feedback during the Trust and Hope initiative listening sessions across our 5 county Archdiocese. It was incredible to witness first-hand the true moments of grace and work of the Holy Spirit in the people I encountered. You can read my full letter and reflection via CatholicPhilly.com at: https://catholicphilly.com/2025/06/news/local-news/archbishop-perez-thanks-faithful-for-joining-listening-sessions-shares-next-steps/ As I said in closing in my letter, I look forward to continuing our conversation through smaller leadership gatherings and comprehensive digital outreach efforts. Please watch for my next update on the first anniversary of my pastoral letter this January. May God bless you abundantly! In a new letter, the archbishop reflects on powerful conversations held throughout the Church of Philadelphia and outlines next steps for revitalizing parish life and evangelization.Feed generated with FetchRSS
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