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Cardinal Cupich: 10 years as archbishop of Chicago
A decade ago, Cardinal Cupich arrived in Chicago as its archbishop, the first since Chicago became an archdiocese to take over for a surviving ordinary. Since then, he has worked to keep the church in Chicago vital and united during a time of deep division in the nation. The following is an overview in roughly chronological order of Cardinal Cupich’s first 10 years in Chicago, as reported in Chicago Catholic and often in his own words.
Cardinal Cupich’s impact is felt across America
Catholic Extension Society was proudly founded in Chicago in 1905 to work in solidarity with people to build up vibrant and transformative Catholic faith communities among the poor in the poorest regions of America. This movement that began in this city has shaped Catholicism in America for more than a century through a wide variety of programs that were created to address the changing needs of the times — not the least of which includes the construction and repair of more than 13,500 church facilities.
Book by Cardinal Cupich inspires new series on the Eucharist
Inspired by Cardinal Cupich’s book “Take, Bless, Break, Share: A Strategy for a Eucharistic Revival” (Twenty-Third Publications), the archdiocese’s Office for Lifelong Formation and Office for Divine Worship produced “Remain In Me,” a five-part series on the eucharistic revival.
Cardinal Cupich visits with migrants at Oak Park parish
The number of migrants coming to the St. Catherine-St. Lucy campus in Oak Park for help with basic needs has swelled so much that it has outgrown the former rectory on the site and will move to the first floor of St. Edmund School starting this month.
Cardinal Cupich advances legacy of Cardinal Bernardin in Fordham address
Cardinal Cupich delivered an address Sept. 26, titled “The Bond of Perfection: From a Consistent Ethic of Life to an Integral Ethic of Solidarity,” at Fordham University in New York City.
Cardinal Cupich shares vocation journey with St. Andrew students
Cardinal Cupich’s path to priesthood did not include a “lightning bolt” moment, he told students at St. Andrew School, on Feb. 2.
Archdiocese launches COVID-19 vaccination awareness campaign
When Cardinal Cupich joined other clergy in publicly receiving a COVID-19 vaccine Dec. 23 at St. Anthony Hospital, it marked the beginning of an archdiocesan campaign to encourage everyone to be vaccinated when they are able to.
Archdiocese launches campaign urging people to get flu vaccine
On Sept. 17, Cardinal Cupich and the Archdiocese of Chicago launched a media campaign urging people to get a flu shot this season.
Statement of Cardinal Blase J. Cupich, archbishop of Chicago, on the murder of George Floyd and its aftermath
The past nights I have watched in great personal pain as the pent-up anger of our people caught fire across our country. I saw the city where I was born, the cities where I have lived, the city I pastor now, catch embers from the city where I was educated and burn. Was I horrified at the violence? Yes. But was I surprised? No.
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