Archbishop Chaput: Easter and its Implications, Here and Now

Weekly column by Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap., Archdiocese of Philadelphia.

Ergonomics: Position Yourself Better

Sitting is a must but sitting with poor posture and bad ergonomic alignment is a must not.

Fast Food or Co-op?

Manayunk-Roxborough Food Co-op Initiative weighs in on future plans for the Bunting House.

Finding the right college for your child/student with learning differences

Finding the right college for LD students is no different than for any other student--but the unique needs of the LD student should be at the forefront when you're searching for the right fit.

The Root of the Problem

Whenever you experience pain somewhere in your body, a careful evaluation of your entire body is needed to fully understand the origin of your dysfunction.

Commentary on the Wendy's fiasco

A post listing the arguments for and against Wendy's and some option from the author to go with it!

Organ Donation: The Gift of Life

By donating your organs, you are providing the possibility of renewed life for someone else in desperate need.

Archbishop Chaput: Justice, Prudence and Immigration Reform

Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap. weekly column, "Justice, Prudence and Immigration Reform."

Diabetes – Let's Get Serious

More and more people are acquiring type II (adult onset) Diabetes mellitus. This is the disease that causes your blood sugar levels to rise and fall abnormally.

ARCHBISHOP CHAPUT: PREPARING FOR THE JOURNEY OF LENT, 2013

Weekly column by Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap.

Get Ready for the May SAT Test with Philly Tutors

High school students can get tutoring to prepare for the May SAT test

Get Well, Stay Well

Once you seek out more information and learn what you can do for yourself, you must make changes and actively work towards your health goals now while you are still healthy. Stay well!

Archbishop Chaput: Making Sense Of Another Ambiguous ‘Compromise’

Weekly column from Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap., Archdiocese of Philadelphia.

Carpooling from Roxborough-Manayunk is possible!

Most people who live in Roxborough-Manayunk commute to their jobs. Why not give carpooling a try?

Exercise To Build Your Brain

You’ve heard all about improving your bodies by making exercise a part of your daily routine. Now a growing number of studies are showing that exercise also makes you smarter.

PPA in Roxborough-Manayunk a slippery slope

Is parking in Roxborough and Manayunk really a problem? Would bringing more PPA enforcement to the area be worth it?

Saving the life of an animal could get you a tax break

In a landmark 2009 case a judge has ruled that certain expenses incurred by the foster parents of homeless pets are tax deductible.

Arthritis: Do Something About It

We all have met “Arthur”, a.k.a. “Arthritis” at some point. We hear about him almost daily.

The Philadelphia International Auto Show at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. 2013

The Philadelphia International Auto Show at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. 2013

Tea Time: Pinkies up

The “fad” of today’s tea drinks boasting health benefits is not even remotely new.

The US Government has already attacked it's own people

Incidents of us gov sanctioned murder against it's own people has already happened

K-9 Veterans Day ideas for March 13, 2013

They Served to Save They Deserve to be Remembered.

They're going to the Super Bowl!

Two local businessmen win big in North Light Community Center's Super Bowl XLVII raffle.

Common Cold & Flu

More and more people are coming down with the common cold. The cold weather is not to blame.

Every Day Throw Something Away

I'm feeling inspired to start a challenge for myself! I have a goal to get rid of something every day for 365 days.

Archbishop Chaput: Looking Back and Looking Ahead

Weekly Column by Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap.

Highlights of the 2013 Mummers Parade

The Mummers Parade is an American event held each New Year's Day in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It is thought to be the oldest folk festival in the United States.

China Town An Asian Community in the Heart of Center city, Philadelphia, Pa

Chinatown, Philadelphia, Pa is a predominantly Asian American neighborhood located with in the Center City district in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States.

Hypertension: How High Is Too High?

Statistics show one of every three to four adults will be inflicted with a silent and possibly fatal disease that affects the heart and blood vessels.

Christmas and the Reason for Our Joy

Weekly column by Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap.

Happiness: 7 Step Plan For Better Health

Happiness: 7 Step Plan For Better Health

Archbishop Chaput: Advent, Suffering and the Promise of Joy

Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap. has a column published each week on www.CatholicPhilly.com.

Music To Our Ears

Music is a complimentary treatment that applies conveniently to many fields of medicine.

What is your favorite Roxborough nonprofit?

GreatNonprofits.org released today its first ever list of top-rated charities in Roxborough, which Patch.com readers can use to discover top volunteer, giving, and internship opportunities.

Adopt Cleveland: Right Here in Philly

Cleveland is from Philly, he's a lovable dog who's looking for a home. Check out his cool videos!

Feet Hurt?

You never realize how much you rely on a certain body part until it has been injured. This holds especially true for foot injuries.

Join The National Effort to Make March 13th of Every Year K-9 Veterans' Day

Things certainly changed by the time Vietnam, came to be. That is the only war where the dogs were declared “surplus equipment”, and left behind.

Archbishop Chaput: Advent, A Season of Hope: Hearing and Sharing the Message

Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap., Archbishop of Philadelphia's columns are published each week on www.CatholicPhilly.com.

Is Murphy the dog for you?

Allow us to introduce you to a great dog. Murphy is all that and a bag of chips! Could he be cuddling on your sofa soon?

Stay Healthy While Shopping

Being on your feet for hours, standing in long lines, carrying heavy bags and doing it all in uncomfortable clothes or shoes can wreak havoc on your body.