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Catholic Charities Empower Local Catholics To Avoid Immigration-Related Legal Scams

Catholics across the U.S. who are caught in the current immigration crisis are also falling victim to a scam using social media to impersonate Catholic Charities,

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“This is your night. You will never, ever forget this night,” Archbishop Nelson J. Pérez said to nine people who were among the 1,162 catechumens and candidates across 128 parishes in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia receiving sacraments during the Easter Vigil or similar Masses this year.

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Oakland Catholic Voice: Immigration scammers target East Bay Catholics (April 6)

Baltimore Catholic Review: Deacon John ‘Happy Jack’ Martin dedicated life to delivering faith, smiles (April 3)

Milwaukee Catholic Herald: Archdiocese Names Safety, Security Director (April 2)

Milwaukee Catholic Herald: Stewardship Appeal Aims for Lasting Impact (April 2)

Milwaukee Catholic Herald: Catholic Charities Warns of Immigration Scam (April 1)

Southern Nebraska Register: Fasting Brothers group offers up holy hunger for pastor (April 1)

Southern Nebraska Register: Seven Sisters apostolate covers more than half of diocesan priests in holy hour prayer (April 1)

CatholicPhilly: ‘The Son Always Rises’: SonRise Festival Offers Devotion at Dawn (March 31)

CatholicPhilly: 7th Grade Visitation Day Lets Students Feel at Home in Big Catholic Schools (March 31)

Oakland Catholic Voice: For Marco Pozo, compassionate service for Oakland tribunal traverses the miles (March 31)

Oakland Catholic Voice: Two principals, one shared journey: Diocesan Medal of Merit recipients (March 31)

Oakland Catholic Voice: 2026 Saint Francis de Sales Teacher Award winners (March 31)

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Anthony Sorgi doing play-by-play of the Saint Joseph’s Prep (Pa.) vs. Roman Catholic High School football game in their annual North Philly rivalry game, a double-overtime classic between two of Pennsylvania’s best teams that came down to the final play.

About Sorgi Stories

Anthony, Carrie and Jay Sorgi tell stories here. Sacred, often subtly. Sometimes song. Sometimes sports. Encountering. Engaging. Embracing all. Empathetic. Encouraging. From a compassion-centered Catholic love. (Enough alliteration?)

Jay, a Milwaukee native, is a longtime veteran news and sports reporter and storyteller for heritage media outlets like KYW Newsradio and WTMJ Radio. He also served national networks and worldwide brands like the Green Bay Packers Radio Network for which he gave 22 years, 18 on-air as a feature reporter and studio anchor.

Now, he tells stories for more than 10 Catholic dioceses from New York to Oakland, religious orders like the Josephites, and national news outlets and nonprofits like the St. Vincent de Paul Society, along with his own content platforms. He is also author of Greater Than the Games, a study of Olympic host city bids through the lens of his hometown of Milwaukee, Wisconsin - a city and region unexpectedly equipped to host the Games. He still dabbles in sports stories, too.

For greater insight into why Jay’s focusing on Catholic storytelling:
- Video - My Faith With Homer and Pip: Part 1 | Part 2

Anthony is a growing sports reporter and commentator for WSJP and covers the Philadelphia Catholic League, one of the top high school sports conferences in America for basketball and football, through the PCL Sports Network which he and fellow Philly-area students co-founded.

Carrie, a proud West Virginia native? Stay tuned.

The Sorgi family now proudly calls the Philadelphia area home while trying to reach all 30 Major League Baseball stadiums for games with their hometown Milwaukee Brewers: 18 down, 12 to go. (Don’t worry. They also love Philly teams.)

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Anthony Sorgi and his co-horts with WSJP (St. Joseph’s Prep) and the PCL Sports Network have the beat on the Philadelphia Catholic League, one of the top high school sports leagues in America, along with high school, college and professional sports.

Listen to Anthony’s play-by-play of the 2025 PCL Boys Basketball Championship Game at the legendary Palestra. (23:27 in)

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A Wet, Long, Fun Old-Timer’s Day at Yankee Stadium

Our 17th stadium for a Milwaukee Brewers game

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We had a ball with 15,000 Jamaica fans in Philly

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