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Time: Thursday, October 24th
from 5:30 - 8:00pm
Place: Miraculous Medal Shrine

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Deacon Alvin A. Clay III
May 26, 2010
18:33
Nick Gibboni
18:06

The Sacred Heart of Jesus Devotion

Catholic Business Professionals of Greater Philadelphia™ is dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

Devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus represents acts of veneration of His physical heart, united to his divinity, as the symbol of his redemptive love.

Welcome


The Catholic Business Professionals of Greater Philadelphia™ is a networking organization with the goal of fostering relationships among Catholic professionals in the Greater Philadelphia region. Members strive to keep Jesus Christ and their Catholic faith at the core of their professional and personal development. (read more).

What would one expect to find at a CBP event? We strive to maintain an atmosphere where all people feel welcomed. So far our events have boasted hundreds of participants (with over 800 on our email/LinkedIn lists). A networking night usually begins with a free buffet (after the blessing) and a round of drinks while people have a chance to mingle and network. Upcoming events will include Catholic business speakers, speed networking events and local weekly lunches.



Who are our members? Lawyers, college professors, small business owners, people who are unemployed or underemployed and just about anybody in between! The only requirement for membership is that you strive to keep Jesus Christ at the center of your professional lives. Membership to our group is free as are the networking events. In order to keep our networking events free, we rely on the generosity of local businesses who step up to sponsor the food, drink, speakers, etc. for each event. To sponsor our next event, click here. To find out when and where our next event will be held, see the "Next Networking Event" block along the left navigation bar. We hope to see you at our next event! God bless!



"Through work man must earn his daily bread and contribute to the continual advance of science and technology and, above all, to elevating unceasingly the cultural and moral level of the society within which he lives in community with those who belong to the same family. And work means any activity by man, whether manual or intellectual, whatever its nature or circumstances..."
"Laborem Exercens" ("On Human Work") Pope John Paul II