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The Church in Pennsylvania

What the Church in Pennsylvania filed in her own name. Every publisher here speaks from Pennsylvania; the global agencies that also report it are on the wire, and every headline leaves for the outlet that carried it.

23 stories · 7 publishers

Wednesday, September 2

2 stories · none yet corroborated
  1. 01
    Sister Marguerite Mary McAveney, IHM dies at 95
    discussReligious OrdersNew2h ago
    CatholicPhilly

    Sister Marguerite Mary McAveney, IHM died at 95. She served 76 years as a Sister, Servant of the Immaculate Heart of Mary.

    SourcesCatholicPhilly

  2. 02
    Diocese of Greensburg holds 57th Red Mass
    discussDiocesesNew3h ago
    Diocese of Greensburg

    The Diocese of Greensburg held its 57th Annual Red Mass. The event is a tradition in the diocese.

    SourcesDiocese of Greensburg

Tuesday, September 1

5 stories · none yet corroborated
  1. 01
    ‘American Idol’ Finalist to Headline 12th Annual AbbeyFest
    discussLiturgy22h ago
    CatholicPhilly

    SourcesCatholicPhilly

  2. 02
    Joey Crawford inducted into Hall of Fame
    discussCatholic Life23h ago
    CatholicPhilly

    Joey Crawford, a Catholic native of Havertown, was inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame. He refereed NBA games for nearly 40 years. Crawford began officiating CYO contests.

    SourcesCatholicPhilly

  3. 03
    Teachers, Administrators Gather for 4th Annual Archbishop’s Days for Educators
    discussBishops23h ago
    CatholicPhilly

    SourcesCatholicPhilly

  4. 04
    Faith and Data Fuel Milestone Year for Catholic Schools
    discussDioceses23h ago
    CatholicPhilly

    SourcesCatholicPhilly

  5. 05
    Diocese of Greensburg hosts Know Him: Through His Mother’s Eyes
    discussDioceses1d ago
    Diocese of Greensburg

    The Diocese of Greensburg hosts an event called Know Him: Through His Mother’s Eyes. The event is listed on the diocese’s website.

    SourcesDiocese of Greensburg

Monday, August 31

2 stories · none yet corroborated
  1. 01
    Santa Teresa de Calcuta: Amar a Jesús en los más pequeños – La Voz de Dios Aug. 30, 2026
    discussCatholic Life1d ago
    CatholicPhilly

    SourcesCatholicPhilly

  2. 02
    Father Rich Tomkosky writes on dealing with the cross
    discussCatholic Life2d ago
    Diocese of Altoona-JohnstownPerspective

    Father Rich Tomkosky writes on dealing with the cross in life. He references Sacred Scripture. The Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown publishes the piece.

    SourcesDiocese of Altoona-Johnstown

Friday, August 28

6 stories · 1 corroborated
  1. 01
    Young Catholics at St. John Francis Regis Parish share what draws peers to Church
    discussCatholic Life5d ago

    Teenagers and young adults at St. John's Summer Program at St. John Francis Regis Parish in Hollywood shared what draws young people to the Church.

    2 sourcesDiocese of ScrantonThe Catholic Telegraph

    Teenagers and young adults at St. John's Summer Program at St. John Francis Regis Parish in Hollywood shared what draws young people to the Church. They talked about friends who invited them and Catholics they admired. The Catholic Standard reported on the conversations.

    SourcesDiocese of ScrantonThe Catholic Telegraph

  2. 02
    Catholic Charities Provides Backpacks, Supplies to Philadelphia Students
    discussCatholic Life4d ago
    CatholicPhilly

    Catholic Charities Family Service Centers hosted back-to-school events in Philadelphia, providing hundreds of students with backpacks, school supplies, food, and other essentials. The events also offered information about community services. Families received books and personal care items.

    SourcesCatholicPhilly

  3. 03
    Cardinal’s Forum Examines AI in Light of Pope Leo’s Encyclical
    discussEducation5d ago
    CatholicPhilly

    Six professors from St. Charles Borromeo Seminary examined AI in light of Pope Leo’s encyclical. They unpacked one chapter of “Magnifica Humanitas” to ask critical societal questions.

    SourcesCatholicPhilly

  4. 04
    Diocese of Greensburg posts registration form
    discussEducation5d ago
    Diocese of Greensburg

    The Diocese of Greensburg has posted a registration form for the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd program. The program is for the 2026-2027 year.

    SourcesDiocese of Greensburg

  5. 05
    Diocese of Greensburg opens Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Registration 2026-2027
    discussEducation5d ago
    Diocese of Greensburg

    The Diocese of Greensburg opens registration for Catechesis of the Good Shepherd 2026-2027 in the Greater Latrobe Region. The program is for children. Registration is now open.

    SourcesDiocese of Greensburg

  6. 06
    Msgr. Joseph Prior writes on path of life
    discussCatholic Life5d ago
    CatholicPhillyPerspective

    Msgr. Joseph Prior writes on the path of life and the path of death in this Sunday's Gospel. The path of life includes sacrifice and death for the disciples of Jesus but also leads to eternal life with Him. Msgr. Prior reflects on the choice between the two paths.

    SourcesCatholicPhilly

Thursday, August 27

7 stories · 1 corroborated
  1. 01
    Pope Leo XIV says conversion of heart needed to end wars, heal Earth
    discussVatican6d ago

    Pope Leo XIV says conversion of heart is needed to end wars and heal Earth.

    3 sourcesDiocese of ScrantonCathNews AustraliaThe Monitor

    Pope Leo XIV says conversion of heart is needed to end wars and heal Earth. He made the statement in his message for the 2026 World Day of Prayer for Creation. The pope says violence and environmental damage are symptoms of a divided heart.

    SourcesDiocese of ScrantonCathNews AustraliaThe Monitor

  2. 02
    Father Timothy Tarnacki heads to Florida
    discussDioceses5d ago
    CatholicPhilly

    Father Timothy Tarnacki is leaving Philadelphia after 10 years of ministry. He will take on a new assignment in Florida. He reflects on his experiences in Philadelphia.

    SourcesCatholicPhilly

  3. 03
    Pastoral Leaders to Learn Ways of Walking With Immigrants at Upcoming Event
    discussDioceses6d ago
    CatholicPhilly

    SourcesCatholicPhilly

  4. 04
    Father Timothy Tarnacki gives farewell talk
    discussCatholic Life6d ago
    CatholicPhilly

    Father Timothy Tarnacki gave a talk at the National Shrine of Our Lady of Czestochowa. He is leaving for a new assignment with the Pauline Fathers. The event was part of the Theology on Fire series.

    SourcesCatholicPhilly

  5. 05
    Archbishop Pérez announces 1 Sept. clergy appointments
    discussBishops6d ago
    CatholicPhilly

    Archbishop Pérez announces clergy appointments effective Sept. 1. The appointments include a new parochial vicar assignment and school ministry roles at four Catholic high schools.

    SourcesCatholicPhilly

  6. 06
    Bishop McCort students turn towns teal
    discussEducation6d ago
    Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown

    Bishop McCort Catholic High School students, faculty and volunteers will display teal ribbons in September. This is the 13th year of the event. The event is organized by the school.

    SourcesDiocese of Altoona-Johnstown

  7. 07
    Pope Leo XIV tells lawmakers AI must serve common good
    discussVatican6d ago
    Diocese of Scranton

    Pope Leo XIV called on Catholic legislators to establish oversight of artificial intelligence. He said the world needs human intelligence enlightened by wisdom. The pope made the remarks to lawmakers.

    SourcesDiocese of Scranton

Wednesday, August 26

1 story · none yet corroborated
  1. 01
    St. Margaret Mary Alacoque relics come to Philadelphia Region
    discussCatholic Life6d ago
    CatholicPhilly

    Relics of St. Margaret Mary Alacoque will be in the Philadelphia Region Sept. 12-15. Pilgrims can venerate them at the Cathedral Basilica and St. Denis Parish.

    SourcesCatholicPhilly

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