American Czestochowa
On the outskirts of Doylestown, Father Michael Zembrzuski, a member of the Order of Saint Paul the First Hermit, had a vision to erect a shrine to Poland’s revered Marian icon: Our Lady of Czestochowa.  It is said that the image was painted by Saint Luke the Evangelist. Until 1948,
Eden Hall
Among the landscape of Northeast Philadelphia, in the Torresdale neighborhood, lies Fleuhr Park. Filled with walking trails and athletic fields, a majority of this area once belonged to the Society of the Sacred Heart and their academy: Eden Hall. It would be impossible to talk about Eden Hall without briefly
Pilgrimage of Hope
Back in February, I had the privilege of journeying to Rome for the Jubilee. In his Bull of Indiction of the Ordinary Jubilee of the Year 2025, Pope Francis wrote, "For everyone, may the Jubilee be a moment of genuine, personal encounter with the Lord Jesus, the "door" of our
The Story of Duffy’s Cut
With this month being Irish History Month, we want to share a story that belongs to both Irish and American history: the story of Duffy’s Cut. Being an alumnus of Immaculata University and a member of the Duffy's Cut dig crew, this story is part of my history. The early