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Parishes Take Action to Build Disciples, Priests Benefit from ‘Called for More’
Parish cry rooms, young adult activities, and even priest’s homilies have seen improvements thanks to the Diocese of Allentown’s partnership with Catholic Leadership Institute (CLI).
Diocese of Allentown Golf Tournament Assists Seminarians and Catholic School Students
“My support for the annual Diocese of Allentown Golf Tournament comes from a deep personal belief in our Diocese’s mission,” said Eric Wiegand, CFP®, Senior Vice President, River Wealth Advisors, and Co-chair, Diocese of Allentown Golf Tournament.
Garden of Light Event ‘in Remembrance of Your Children’
As members of the Diocese of Allentown moved through May, which was dedicated to Our Blessed Mother Mary and her motherhood, mothers were celebrated in various parishes and events. However, this was a difficult time for those around us who lost a child.
The Mystery and Devotion of ‘Il Volto Santo’
“Il Volto Santo,” or “the Holy Face,” is one of the most revered relics in Christianity, enshrined in the Basilica of the Volto Santo in Manoppello, Italy. This delicate veil, measuring approximately 17.5 cm by 24 cm, bears an image of the true face of Jesus Christ.
Encouraging People to ‘Open Their Hearts’ for Vocations Week
Priesthood and Vocations Week – a special week dedicated to prayer and education – kicked off at Most Blessed Sacrament Church in Bally on Sunday, May 4 at the 10:15 a.m. Mass with over 100 of the faithful in attendance.
Bishop Schlert Celebrates the Domestic Church through Homeschooling
As the school year ended, homeschooled students across the Diocese of Allentown celebrated the end of their academic year in a Mass with Bishop Alfred Schlert, June 12 at the Cathedral of St. Catharine of Siena, Allentown.
The Paradox of Jesus’ Heart, Broken and Burning
I used to call today’s feast “Jesus Loves Me Day,” and I would celebrate with a cinnamon latte or an extra dessert after dinner.
Sacred Heart of Jesus Statue Rededicated, Representing Catholic Identity and Hospital’s Resilience
St. Luke’s Sacred Heart Campus, formerly Sacred Heart Hospital, on Chew Street in Allentown has been in the business of restoring the health of those in Allentown for over 100 years.
Bible Study Helps Golden Hawks Baseball Grow in Faith and Brotherhood
The Golden Hawks of Bethlehem Catholic High School’s Boys’ Baseball program have faced some challenges on the field this season, yet are experiencing great success in spiritual growth and fellowship, thanks to the team’s weekly Bible study group.
