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Strong Academics and Individualized Programs at Schools in the Diocese
As we approach Catholic Schools Week 2024, diocesan schools prepare to show off the strong academics and individualized programs they offer to students across the Diocese.
Catholic Education 3.0 for a New Era of Schooling
This year’s celebration of Catholic schools comes at the right time. Whether one looks to conflict in the world or the negative tenor of discourse on social media, there are plenty of reasons to be discouraged.
An Advent Q&A with Bishop Schlert
During Advent, we prepare to celebrate Christmas, the Solemnity of the Nativity. Why does the Church give us four weeks to prepare for this celebration?
Learning to Wait in Advent
By Deacon Christopher May
“Whoever loves me will keep my word, and my Father will love him, and we will come to him and make our dwelling with him.” — John 14:23b
Men Answer Call to Holiness at Diocesan Men’s Conference
Over 500 men gathered Nov. 18 at DeSales University, Center Valley for the 12th annual men’s conference sponsored by the Diocese of Allentown Commission for Men.
“Walkthrough” Sheds Light on Mass Parts, Including One Catholics Rarely See
Holy Mass is our central act of worship as Catholics, and the more we understand it, the more it can be personally and spiritually relevant to us.
“Walkthrough” Sheds Light on Mass Parts, Including One Catholics Rarely See
Holy Mass is our central act of worship as Catholics, and the more we understand it, the more it can be personally and spiritually relevant to us.
Bath Pastor Invested as Deputy Chaplain in Order of Malta
Father Christopher Butera, pastor of Sacred Heart of Jesus, Bath, was invested as a Deputy Chaplain for the Sovereign Military Order of Malta during a Mass Nov. 9 at St. Patrick’s Cathedral, New York.
Bishop Alfred Schlert, a Chaplain of the order, was main celebrant of the Mass.
Stories of Joy from Retired Diocesan Priests
By Lillian Fallon
A Special Collection to Help the Poor, in This Season of Thanksgiving
As we look ahead to Thanksgiving with family and friends, the annual diocesan Poverty Relief Fund Collection provides an opportunity to help the less fortunate in our Diocese.
The collection will be held in parishes the weekend of Nov. 18-19.
