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SEPTEMBER 18, 2015 A SUPPLEMENT TO THE CATHOLIC STAR HERALD Pope Francis A Preview Of The 2015 Apostolic Journey Of Pope Francis To The United States Of America S2 — CATHOLIC STAR HERALD Welcome SEPTEMBER 18, 2015 2015 Apostolic Journey Of Pope Francis To The United States Of America Here is the schedule for Pope Francis’ Sept. 2015 4 p.m. Visit to Our Lady Queen of Angels School, Apostolic Journey to the United States of America as East Harlem released by the Vatican on June 30, 2015. All times list- 5 p.m. Procession through Central Park (time ed are Eastern Daylight Time. approximate) 6 p.m. Mass at Madison Square Garden Tuesday, Sept. 22 (Washington, D.C.) 4 p.m. Arrival from Cuba at Joint Base Andrews Saturday, Sept. 26 (New York City, Philadelphia) Wednesday, Sept. 23 (Washington, D.C.) 8:40 a.m. Departure from John F. Kennedy 9:15 a.m. Welcome ceremony and meeting with International Airport President Obama at the White House 9:30 a.m. Arrival at Atlantic Aviation, 11 a.m. Papal Parade along the Ellipse and the Philadelphia National Mall (time approximate) 10:30 a.m. Mass at Cathedral Basilica of Sts. Peter 11:30 a.m. Midday Prayer with the bishops of the and Paul, Philadelphia United States, St. Matthew’s Cathedral 4:45 p.m. Visit to Independence Mall 4:15 p.m. Mass of Canonization of Junipero 7:30 p.m. Visit to the Festival of Families Serra, Basilica of the National Shrine of the Benjamin Franklin Parkway Immaculate Conception Sunday, Sept. 27 (Philadelphia) Thursday, Sept. 24 (Washington, D.C., 9:15 a.m. Meeting with bishops at St. Martin’s New York City) Chapel, St. Charles Borromeo Seminary 9:20 a.m. Address to Joint Meeting of the United 6:45 p.m. Evening Prayer (Vespers) at St. Patrick’s 11 a.m. Visit to Curran-Fromhold Correctional States Congress Cathedral Facility 11:15 a.m. Visit to St. Patrick in the City and 4 p.m. Mass for the conclusion of the World Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Friday, Sept. 25 (New York City) Meeting of Families, Benjamin Franklin Parkway Washington 8:30 a.m. Visit to the United Nations and 7 p.m. Visit with organizers, volunteers and 4 p.m. Depart from Joint Base Andrews Address to the United Nations General Assembly benefactors of the World Meeting of Families, 5 p.m. Arrival at John F. Kennedy International 11:30 a.m. Multi-religious service at 9/11 Atlantic Aviation Airport Memorial and Museum, World Trade Center 8 p.m. Departure for Rome The Clergy, Parishioners of St. Simon Stock Parish Mercy Sisters in Ireland Our Lady of Mount Carmel Regional School of Berlin, New Jersey Joyfully Welcome Pope Francis SEPTEMBER 18, 2015 Pope Francis CATHOLIC STAR HERALD — S3 The pope and ‘the queen,’ Aretha Franklin, will lift souls at Festival of Families By Matthew Gambino Performers will include the Catholic News Service Salvation Army Songsters, Dancing with Students, Christopher Duffley, PHILADELPHIA — When Pope St. Raymond of Penafort Parish Francis visits America, he’ll meet a Gospel Choir, Modero Dance president, governors, Catholic Company, Nigeria/Igbo Community prelates and ordinary folks. He’ll at St. Cyprian Parish, Mutya also meet a queen. Philippine Dance Company, St. Aretha Franklin, the “queen of Thomas Syro-Malabar Community, soul,” will belt out quintessentially Oscuro Quintet, Everything Fitz, Joe American music at the Festival of Castillo and Osage Ballet Company. Families the night of Sept. 26 on the The following day on the parkway, Benjamin Franklin Parkway. She will Pope Francis will return to celebrate lead a slate of entertainers offering Mass for an estimated 1 million peo- the pope a glimpse of American pop ple. Prior to its 4 p.m. (EDT) start, the culture, in all its artistic diversity. pope will again tour the area by The World Meeting of Families, popemobile but on a shorter route taking place at the Pennsylvania that has not yet been announced. Convention Center Sept. 22-25, Before that second papal parade, announced Sept. 15 that Franklin another slate of entertainers will and a host of other singers, dancers perform starting at noon (EDT) on — even a comedian — will perform the Eakins Oval stage as hundreds of on two stages all day and into the thousands stream into the parkway evening Sept. 26, plus more enter- area. tainers preceding the Sept. 27 papal All the events during the weekend Mass on the parkway. will be broadcast on all 40 Hosting the Festival of Families as Jumbotron large-screen televisions master of ceremonies will be located throughout the Ben Franklin Academy Award-nominated actor Parkway and Independence Mall and film producer Mark Wahlberg, a areas of Philadelphia’s center-city. Catholic and a native of Boston. Also In New York, where the pope will CNS photo/Paul Haring headlining the slate of acts is the Pope Francis waves as he leaves his general audience in St. Peter's Square at arrive in the early evening Sept. 24, Denver-based, Grammy Award-win- the Vatican Sept. 16. after two full days in Washington, ning rock band the Fray. well-known entertainers have been “When we first envisioned the lined up as well. Festival of Families, we could have Pope Francis will use for his Sept. 26 dubbed the “papal parade” through Before Pope Francis’ Mass at never anticipated such an extraordi- address at Independence Hall and the Francis Festival Grounds. The Madison Square Garden, Cuban- nary lineup of talent would be part of the stage for the Festival of Families, route will take the pope past most of American pop singer Gloria Estefan this once-in-a-lifetime event,” said which will be converted for the fol- the expected 750,000 people attend- and actor Martin Sheen will be Donna Crilley Farrell, executive direc- lowing day’s papal Mass. ing the festival, down one side of the among the headliners, along with tor of the World Meeting of Families. The stage at Eakins Oval on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway to City Academy Award-winning actress “We are deeply honored to have Mark parkway will be 100 feet across and Hall then back up the other side of and vocalist Jennifer Hudson and Wahlberg serve as our host and we 60 feet high, open at the rear to show the parkway to Eakins Oval. pop music stylist Harry Connick Jr. are thrilled to have the legendary the Philadelphia Museum of Art The pope is expected to take the Also on the bill are Tony Award-win- Aretha Franklin and the immensely behind it. stage at 7:30 p.m. (EDT), where he ning Broadway musical actress Kelli popular band, the Fray, join us in Before the big stars come out to will give an address and listen to the O’Hara; Tony-nominated actor-singer Philadelphia for Pope Francis’ visit.” the Festival of Families, the event on stories of six families from around Norm Lewis; Emmy-winning per- Franklin, one of the most popular the stage will begin with American the world. former-arranger Rob Mathes; musical singers since she helped define the DanceWheels, a group showcasing His stop in Philadelphia, which theater actor James McElroy with the sound of soul and rhythm-and-blues Latin and ballroom dance for people will cap his first visit to the United Broadway Inspirational Voices, a choir music more than a half century ago, in wheelchairs; Jackie Evancho, the States after New York and made up from the six choirs at New has won 18 Grammy Awards over young classical music singing sensa- Washington, begins earlier that York City’s St. Charles Borromeo her stellar career. tion; Matt Maher, a popular morning. The day’s events will Parish and Chapel of the Resurrection; She will perform with previously Christian-music artist; Sister Sledge, include celebrating a Mass at the New York television news anchor announced stars including Italian the Philadelphia-based R & B group Cathedral Basilica of SS. Peter and Rosanna Scotto; and James “D-Train” tenor Andrea Bocceli, Latin singer that had a megahit in 1979 with the Paul for the people of the Williams, whose song “You’re the One Juanes and the Philadelphia song, appropriate for the family- Archdiocese of Philadelphia. for Me” topped the Billboard dance Orchestra, led by music director themed celebration, “We Are Afterward, he will depart for his music charts in 1982. Yannick Nezet Seguin. Family’’; and Catholic comedian and temporary residence at St. Charles In addition, the Philadelphia- author Jim Gaffigan. Borromeo Seminary in Wynnewood, Gambino is director and general man- based production company ESM Of course, the biggest guest of and the festivities will begin on the ager of CatholicPhilly.com, the news Productions released an artistic ren- honor is Pope Francis. As the Festival parkway at 12:45 p.m. (EDT) on a website of the Philadelphia Archdiocese. dering and video animation depict- of Families begins around 5:30 p.m. secondary stage across the street Contributing to this story was Mark ing its designs of the small stage (EDT), the pope will lead a motorcade from the cathedral. Pattison in Washington. Pope Francis U.S. Preview S4 — CATHOLIC STAR HERALD Welcome SEPTEMBER 18, 2015 New USA Catholic Church app offers exclusive coverage of papal visit WASHINGTON (CNS) — U.S. The announcement said the app is Philadelphia at the Festival of Catholic Church leaders have “designed to draw millions of Families during the World Meeting launched the USA Catholic Church Catholics closer to their faith by pro- of Families.
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