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 The green lines indicate walking routes to papal events. (Courtesy of the U.S. Secret Service)
Philadelphia

Philly papal events now will be ticketed [updated]

To get a prime seat at the Mass to be celebrated by Pope Francis Sept. 27 on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, you’re going to need a ...

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Philadelphia

Marcie Turney of Little Nonna’s would prepare a South Philly Sunday favorite 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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 Federal legislators from New Jersey are holding lotteries to distribute tickets to see Pope Francis speak before Congress. The speech will be simulcast to crowds outside.  (<a href=Photo via ShutterStock) " title="shutterstock_110832659" width="1" height="1"/>
Philadelphia

Capitol opportunity to see the pope, courtesy of NJ lawmakers

Philadelphia and New York aren’t the only places Pope Francis will stop during his visit to the U.S. this month. He’ll also b ...

10 years ago

 Licensing of the  image adorning merchandise for Pope Francis' visit to Philadelphia is in dispute.  (Image via World Meeting of Families online store)
Philadelphia

Rights to image of Philly’s official pope portrait in question

The World Meeting of Families and the Philadelphia Archdiocese are marketing Pope Francis’ visit to Philadelphia with an array of m ...

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 Mayor Michael Nutter speaking to the media last month. (Tom MacDonald/WHYY)
Philadelphia

Nutter chides media over papal coverage

Philadelphia’s mayor is sending a strong message to the media about negative stories regarding the pope’s visit. Mayor ...

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 Mayor Michael Nutter (Tom MacDonald/WHYY)
Philadelphia

World Meeting of Families hosting mayoral forum

A small, international group of mayors will gather in Philadelphia as part of the World Meeting of Families at the end of September. ...

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 IHM Sisters William Catherine and Sister Mary Grace practice for the Swing with the Sisters Dance Party, which will be part of the World Meeting of Families youth events. (Courtesy of the WMOF)
Philadelphia

What is the World Meeting of Families? We break it down

What, exactly, is the World Meeting of Families?   As you may have heard, Pope Francis is coming to town at the end of ...

10 years ago

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 (Chris Warde-Jones/World Meeting of Families - Philadelphia 2015)
Philadelphia

#PopeInPhilly hype video casting extras, needs dudes

Free tomorrow? Own a piece of luggage and a biz-cazh wardrobe?  Well get hyped, because VisitPhilly (and, by extension, Pope ...

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CBS3’s Meisha Johnson says prayer showed the way to Philly

A wing and a prayer. That’s how CBS3 Philadelphia’s new traffic anchor Meisha Johnson landed in Philadelphia to start her job ...

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Philadelphia

John Woodcock prays for the ‘peaceable kingdom’

John Woodcock, via email, prays for William Penn’s holy experiment. What are you praying for? Are you praying for safer stre ...

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Philadelphia

Andrew Phillips prays in poem

Andrew Phillps on Facebook prays for the city in poem. What are you praying for? Are you praying for safer streets? A healthier sc ...

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Philadelphia

Jann Felt prays for wise leadership

Jann Felt on Facebook prays for a City Council tha ...

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Philadelphia

Elly(n) Avila prays for understanding

Elly(n) Avila on Twitter prays that the residents of ...

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Philadelphia

@aabeaton prays for wine and spirits

@aabeaton on Twitter is praying for a wine and spiri ...

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 Baking altar breads is the work that breaks up days focused primarily on prayer for the sisters of the Monastery of St. Clare in Langhorne, Pa. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
Philadelphia

Bucks County nuns help prepare Communion feast for papal Mass

In the Bible, Jesus famously feeds a crowd of 5,000 people with just five loaves of bread and two small fish. Pope Francis will have a m ...

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