Radio 950AM AND LIVE STREAMING Support for retired priests in the Archdiocese and a prayer service with 19 ecumenical sponsors are the topics for Friday's broadcast.
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RELIGIOUS LEADERS LAUNCH NEW IMMIGRATION REFORM CAMPAIGN
Priests for Justice for Immigrants, a group of more than 200 priests, and the Sisters and Brothers of Immigrants, a network of over 180 sisters and brothers representing 59 religious orders, along with immigrant families and native-born supporters have launched a new campaign to bring attention to the urgency of comprehensive immigration reform. A news conference was held at Holy Name Cathedral to announce the "Together as Brothers and Sisters" campaign.
"TO TEACH WHO CHRIST IS" CAMPAIGN FOR CATHOLIC EDUCATION AND FAITH FORMATION LAUNCHED WITH $82.5 MILLION
MAJOR GIFT DONATIONS Chicago, IL (June 7, 2013) – Francis Cardinal George, OMI, Archbishop of Chicago, announced at a press conference on Wednesday, June 5, that $82.5 million, or 82.5 percent of the $100 million major gift goal for the To Teach Who Christ Is Campaign, was pledged prior to the launch of this major fund-raising effort. more>>
Sr. Mary Paul McCaughey, Catholic School Superintendent, discusses the "To Teach Who Christ Is" campaign in this week's blog.
Support for retired priests in the Archdiocese and a prayer service with 19 ecumenical sponsors are the topics for Friday's broadcast.
Relevant Radio brings Catholic programming to its listeners 24/7, including the Archdiocese of Chicago's Catholic Community of Faith, from 9 to 10 a.m., Monday through Friday. Click on the link below to hear the current program. 
To Teach Who Christ Is campaign is launched. Hundreds march in support of immigration reform.
The Archdiocese has 14 new permanent deacons. Find out how they will serve in Archdiocesan parishes.
Priests for Justice for Immigrants, a group of more than 200 priests, and the Sisters and Brothers of Immigrants, a network of over 180 sisters and brothers representing 59 religious orders, along with immigrant families and native-born supporters have launched a new campaign to bring attention to the urgency of comprehensive immigration reform. A news conference was held at Holy Name Cathedral to announce the "Together as Brothers and Sisters" campaign.
