And the survey says …
In February, CPI opened separate surveys to pastors and parishioners to understand the homiletic experience of both clergy and the Catholic faithful of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. THANK YOU to all who participated in the surveys!
The responses have been collected, collated and interpreted – click here to read more on the Research Page.
Now we’re on to creating vibrant programs with what we’ve learned. We encourage you to visit this site often for updated information about these programs – and how you can contribute your time and talents!
And the survey says …
In February, CPI opened separate surveys to pastors and parishioners to understand the homiletic experience of both clergy and the Catholic faithful of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. THANK YOU to all who participated in the surveys!
The responses have been collected, collated and interpreted – click here to read more on the Research Page.
Now we’re on to creating vibrant programs with what we’ve learned. We encourage you to visit this site often for updated information about these programs – and how you can contribute your time and talents!
Feast of Saint Thomas the Apostle
July 3
Forever remembered for doubting Jesus’ resurrection in John’s gospel, the apostle Thomas more than made up for his seemingly shaky start. Thomas’ preaching took him far to the east of the upper room in Jerusalem, well beyond the reach of the Roman Empire where he brought the Good News to the Indian subcontinent. He is the patron saint of Christians in the region where many churches trace their origins directly to Thomas.
This month’s reading selection is a discovery of this well-traveled companion of Christ. Through scripture, oral tradition and the mystical visions of Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich, we meet Thomas with confidence, not doubt.
Feast of Saint Thomas the Apostle
July 3
Forever remembered for doubting Jesus’ resurrection in John’s gospel, the apostle Thomas more than made up for his seemingly shaky start. Thomas’ preaching took him far to the east of the upper room in Jerusalem, well beyond the Roman Empire border where he brought the Good News to the Indian subcontinent. He is the patron saint of Christians in the region where many churches trace their origins directly to Thomas.
This month’s reading selection is a discovery of this well-traveled companion of Christ. Through scripture, oral tradition and the mystical visions of Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich, we meet Thomas
Feast of Saint Thomas the Apostle
July 3
Forever remembered for doubting Jesus’ resurrection in John’s gospel, the apostle Thomas more than made up for his seemingly shaky start. Thomas’ preaching took him far to the east of the upper room in Jerusalem, well beyond the Roman Empire border where he brought the Good News to the Indian subcontinent. He is the patron saint of Christians in the region where many churches trace their origins directly to Thomas.
This month’s reading selection is a discovery of this well-traveled companion of Christ. Through scripture, oral tradition and the mystical visions of Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich, we meet Thomas
