Diocese celebrates Corpus Christi Eucharistic processions
Catholic Churches in Diocese of Camden to celebrate Most Holy Body and Blood of Jesus Christ with Eucharistic processions and Adoration.
Parish News & Breaking Stories
Pope Francis Accepts Resignation of Argentinian Archbishop
Archbishop Mestre resigns from La Plata, Argentina, without explanation after less than a year in the role. Vatican accepts resignation.
Shia LaBeouf converts Catholicism confirmed New Year's Eve Mass
Actor Shia LaBeouf converts to Catholicism and is confirmed at a Mass, expressing deep commitment to his faith journey.
Notes From Baltimore All Souls' Day
The Catholic Church in Baltimore is struggling, with low attendance and financial difficulties leading to bankruptcy and church closures. The city itself is also facing high crime rates and a decline in safety. The situation reflects a larger trend of societal decay and a sense of uncertainty.
Congregation's new Firefly program: Teaching teen girls the fundamentals of electrical work
Episcopal-affiliated Girls' Friendly Society California has granted $20,000 to St. Stephen's Episcopal Church in Hollywood to fund the Firefly program. The program aims to teach girls aged 14 to 17 the fundamentals of electrical work, providing them with skills and opportunities for future careers. The program will address different topics every month and will include field trips and guest speakers. Enrollment is open, and scholarships are available.
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Exploring the Vibrant Tapestry of Parish News
Hey there! Have you ever found yourself wondering, "What's new in the world of parishes?" Well, that's a pretty cozy little nook in the wide universe of news content. Parishes aren't just religious hubs; they're bustling beehives with all sorts of activities and updates bubbling beneath their steeples.
Whether it's about community gatherings or charity events, parish news can really knit folks together. There’s always something cooking – from bake sales to blood drives. Plus, if you’ve got green thumbs pointing skyward, lookout for those garden club meetings and floral festivals which are often featured under parish bulletipns- where else could your petunias get such praise?
And let me tell ya', when Christmas rolls around or Easter is hopping close by...whoa! The hype within these pages multiplies like fish and loaves! Carols by candlelight? Check. Nativity scenes that would outdo Broadway productions? Yessiree!
But don't think it’s all fun and games; parishes also take on some heavy-hitting topics such as local elections or town hall debates – talk about giving Robert’s Rules a run for its money! You'd be surprised how passionately locals can debate over zoning laws when Sunday brunch chat spills into Monday night council meetings.
You might ask: "Are there stories personal enough to warm my heart?" Absolutely. Recognition for volunteers who've spent countless hours tending to others' needs often grace these pages - heroes without capes but with hearts larger than life itself. No joke!
In short, peruse through any parish newsletter or bulletin board online (no corkboards here), and you might just find your next favorite potluck recipe amidst profiles on altruistic denizens receiving well-deserved nods.
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