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Discover Catholic Philadelphia Guide Available as Free Digital Download
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The latest edition of the Discover Catholic Philadelphia guide is available for free digital download at DiscoverCatholic.com. This annual full-color publication identifies Catholic churches, shrines, and historic landmarks throughout the Delaware Valley.
The guide belongs to a series founded by Matthew Pinto, founder of the Exton, Pennsylvania-based Ascension Press. Previous print editions of the Philadelphia guide have seen more than 50,000 copies distributed through area parishes, local conferences, hotels, and highway rest stops.
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