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St. Benedict Ushers in Advent Blessing New Family Life Center
“This endeavor was only possible because of the dedication and sacrificial offerings of the parishioners of St. Benedict.”
Donors Thanked and Honored at Bishop’s Advent Brunch
“This is all the work of the Church and the Gospel. You participate in a unique way by your generosity to the Diocese.” Bishop Schlert said.
Deacon Heading to Egypt as Global Fellow for Catholic Relief Services
Deacon Joseph Petrauskas, assigned to St. Columbkill, Boyertown, will embark on an immersion mission trip Jan. 7 to 17 as a global fellow for Catholic Relief Services (CRS). But rather than serving others, he hopes to be the one on the receiving end.
‘Quo Vadis’ Participants Reunite to Reconnect
Young men who participated in “Quo Vadis,” along with their families, reunited Nov. 5 with other young men and priests who participated in the vocation camp last summer at DeSales University, Center Valley.
Council of Stewards Implore Holy Spirit at Evening Prayer
Bishop of Allentown Alfred Schlert presided at an Evening Prayer for the Council of Stewards at St. Mary, Kutztown.
‘Turkey Feather War’ turns into act of Thanksgiving kindness
“Giving the money to Shepherd House really warmed my heart,” said seventh-grader Jenna Goff.
Collection Helps Aging Sisters, Brothers and Priests in Religious Orders
Catholics in the Diocese of Allentown will have the opportunity to “give to those who have given a lifetime” as part of the collection for the Retirement Fund for Religious, to be held in parishes Dec. 9-10.
Royal engagement announcement brings attention to Catholic school
WASHINGTON (CNS) -- When the news broke Nov. 27 of Meghan Markle's engagement to Prince Harry, reporters descended upon the Los Angeles Catholic school Markle attended: Immaculate Heart High School and Middle School.
‘Spiritual Battle: Good vs. Evil’ Focus of Faith and Spirits Session
Father DeLacy, director of the Office of Vocations in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, explored how we are daily engaged in spiritual battle. He examined such questions as “Does Satan really exist?” “Can I lose salvation?” and “How does sin affect me?”
St. John the Baptist Restores Grotto for Spiritual Renewal Year
“Everything we do as a family of faith begins and ends with the love of God and love of our neighbor,” said Bishop of Allentown Alfred Schlert.
