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Homily: ‘Listening deeply’ to Church’s new saint Homily of Cardinal Justin Rigali Mass celebrating the Canonization of Mother Marie Eugénie Milleret of Jesus Hispanic Catholics: Cardenal a Hispanos: ‘Ustedes son muy queridos por Dios’ Homily of Cardinal Justin Rigali Hispanic Heritage Mass One
thousand gather to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Mass Editorial: Enhancing communications across the Archdiocese Longtime readers of this newspaper will notice a few changes in its style and content this week. This edition of The Catholic Standard & Times reflects the creation of the Media Affairs Department announced by Cardinal Rigali last week. Leisure: Vox Ama Deus makes ‘old’ sound anew Now in its 21st season, Philadelphia’s Vox Ama Deus has recently introduced its newest “offspring” — the Camerata Ama Deus, a chamber orchestra performing entirely on instruments of the baroque period. Sports Archbishop Carroll clinches Catholic League girls’ tennis championship High school tennis players and their families know what it’s like to take a back seat to other fall sports such as football, field hockey and soccer. Profile: Her mission: Engage young Hispanics “The Hispanic community has a deep faith, but they don’t always know where they fit in the Church. I’m hoping to be able to help them find that voice.” |
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Word Became Flesh NEWS
Wherever you are, you’re home Archdiocese responds to trends in eldercare Home is where the heart is — and often, it is where the elderly want to stay. Bringing
honor to the Archdiocese
A cardinal. An astronaut. A soldier who died on the battlefield. A psychologist who focuses on self-esteem, body image and eating disorders in teenagers and women. A former superintendent of schools for the Philadelphia Archdiocese. A young adult with cerebral palsy who founded a theater program for young people with physical disabilities. Students learn how to be pro-life every day While many pro-life activities focus on the unborn, the challenge to live the Gospel of Life fully means respecting the dignity of all persons — whether they are old, poor, strangers, unpopular, unable to care for themselves, or just hard to get along with. Meet Tim Russert Eighth-graders, who are unimpressed by most adults, can be a tough audience. Pulitzer
winner at St. Jerome School
Pulitzer prize winner Charles Fuller, the author of “A Soldier’s Play,” never attended St. Jerome School — but he was a lunch dad at the school while his son David was a student there.
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Mother of Divine Providence breaks ground on parish center Members of Mother of Divine Providence Parish in King of Prussia can look forward to more opportunities to take part in parish activities now that ground has been broken for a parish center. Print
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