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With so much attention on the issue of same-sex marriage — and the continuing focus on Kim Davis — there are countless issues and per ...

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Immigrant groups hope to meet with pope in DC after 100-mile march

In front of the York County Prison early Tuesday morning, 100 immigrant women and their supporters gathered to kick off a weeklong march ...

8 years ago

Philadelphia

Di Bruno Bros. prepares inspired cheese pairings for Pope Francis [video]

What would you cook up if you had the chance to serve dinner to Pope Francis? We asked some of the city’s top chefs to weigh in. He ...

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Too many LGBT youth depend on abusive relationships for a home

Working with LGBT youth, I witness them struggle to cope with abusive partners daily. The thing I hear over and over is: "I want to leave him, but I have nowhere else to go."

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Stonemasonry skips a generation to land in a Philly millennial

When Marco Federico talks about his work poking around historical burial grounds and buildings — of which Philadelphia has an abundance ...

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Despite 50 years of LGB progress, aging transgender people face barriers to equality

It is still legal to discriminate in most states based on sexual orientation and gender identity. For aging transgender people, even more obstacles exist.

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On Celebration and Transition

Family relationships, workplace worries, difficult world events – for 30 years, psychologist Dan Gottlieb has helped us navigate our da ...

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 A group of faith leaders, and Milton Street, formalize plans for their Wednesday protest at City Hall. (Brian Hickey/WHYY)
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Faith leaders unable to host services on papal Sunday plan City Hall protest [UPDATED]

A group of faith leaders uniting as the Greater Philadelphia Fellowship of Christian Churches plans to loudly decry security measures tha ...

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Philadelphia

PopeBus to provide park-and-ride service to SEPTA regional rail stations for papal visit

Move over, Popemobile! The PopeBus is coming to town. More specifically, dozens of PopeBuses ...

8 years ago

Philadelphia

Papal weekend workers could catch a break says Nutter

Many people heading to work in Philadelphia during the papal visit will have to enter security zones just to get to their job.   ...

8 years ago

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 Mayor Michael Nutter held a rally with hotel workers Friday (Tom MacDonald/WHYY)
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Philly mayor leads hotel rally to fight 30 percent papal weekend vacancy

“Will you be there, I’ll be there” Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter held a rally with hotel workers and says no ...

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After three days, Philly folds tent on papal campground

Apparently nobody was interesting in camping out in Fairmount Park during the papal visit. The group planning the so-called “ ...

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 A group of 150 pilgrims from Erie, Pennsylvania, will sleep on the floor of Weston Fitness during the World Meeting of Families in September. (Marielle Segarra/WHYY)
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For pope’s visit, pilgrims to sleep at fitness clubs, museums and even on a battleship

Many people coming to Philadelphia for Pope Francis’ visit are skipping luxury accommodations to sleep on the cheap. For some, that ...

8 years ago

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Moral power of LGBT community winning against religious opposition

Self-examination is a prerequisite of coming out, and the moral power of that act is the foundation of all of our victories. I think we should claim that moral power.

8 years ago

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Philly to tow vehicles starting Sept. 20 to make way for papal security perimeters

If you live in Center City and have a car, you might need to move it during the week Pope Francis arrives in Philadelphia. The cit ...

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