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During iftar dinner, Cardinal Cupich calls for ceasefire in Gaza
Cardinal Cupich called for a ceasefire in Gaza, along with the release of all hostages and an increase in humanitarian aid, during his remarks at the 24th Annual Muslim-Catholic Iftar dinner March 13 at the Islamic Foundation North in Libertyville.
St. Frances of Rome School in Cicero to remain open
St. Frances of Rome School in Cicero received welcome news March 6 when the Archdiocese of Chicago announced that the school, which was slated to close in June, would remain open.
Remember Jesus’ Jewishness, Bernardin speaker says
Catholics and other Christians would do well to remember the Jewishness of Jesus, according to Mary C. Boys, who delivered the 27th annual Cardinal Joseph Bernardin Jerusalem Lecture at North Shore Congregation Israel March 4.
Josephinum Academy offering full-tuition scholarships to 2024-2025 incoming freshmen
Josephinum Academy of the Sacred Heart is a little tired of being a “hidden gem.” Leaders are hoping a plan to offer full-tuition scholarships to all incoming freshman next year will help it generate a little attention, as well as boost enrollment numbers.
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.
Mother of the Americas youth group promotes vocations
Mother of the Americas Parish in Little Village has a unique youth group dedicated to promoting vocations to the priesthood.
Catherine’s Caring Cause helps migrant families establish themselves
A little more than six months ago, Luz, a Venezuelan migrant, was staying in a shelter with her son, Jose, trying to figure out her next steps.
Jesus’ message to followers is nonviolence, speaker says
The heart of Jesus’ message to his followers is nonviolence, Father John Dear told an audience at St. Patricia Parish in Hickory Hills on March 7, and those who would be followers of Christ must also commit themselves to opposing a culture of violence.
Movie renews interest in the life, work of Mother Cabrini
A new movie about St. Frances Xavier Cabrini is driving renewed interest in the woman who founded hospitals, schools and institutions around the country, including Columbus Hospital, Columbus Extension for the Poor at Lytle and Polk, and Assumption School at 319 W. Erie St., in Chicago.
National Eucharistic Revival pilgrimage coming through archdiocese in June
On the weekend of May 18-19 — Pentecost weekend — pilgrimages for the National Eucharistic Revival will begin at four different points around the country and start making their way to Indianapolis, the site of the National Eucharistic Congress in July.
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