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Barracks life teaches diversity is not a threat, pope tells Swiss...
VATICAN CITY — Life in a military barracks — with so many different people living in such close proximity — teaches much needed social,...
Boys count down toward end of spring sports with postseason in...
Some of the boys' spring sports teams are playing while thinking of the postseason, while others want the regular season to end as strongly...
Spring and summer fun: Parish festivals and carnivals listed for Diocese...
Looking for local fun this summer?
Here is a list of Diocese of Wilmington parish carnivals and festivals.
Holy Rosary, May 27-June 1, 6-10 p.m.
Holy Angels...
Delaware legislators make another push for physician-assisted suicide
The Delaware legislature is again focusing its efforts on physician-assisted suicide and the Delaware Catholic Action Network, other faith-based groups and medical associations in...
Padua Academy administrator Mary McClory promoted to principal
The second-in-command at Padua Academy has been appointed to be the next principal of the all-girls secondary school in Wilmington
Mary McClory will be the...
Pro-life set of stations of the cross part of Good Friday...
A new, pro-life set of stations of the cross was part of the Good Friday service at Cathedral Cemetery led by Bishop Malooly.
“We decided...
Ursuline lacrosse remains unbeaten after win at St. Mark’s
MILLTOWN – Ursuline’s lacrosse team returned to Delaware after taking three games with sister Ursuline schools in Massachusetts over the weekend, and the travel...
Bishop Malooly at Chrism Mass: Grateful for ‘powerful witness’ of those...
A full church at Holy Cross in Dover, dozens of deacons and other religious, more than 60 priests and Bishop Malooly celebrated the Chrism...
Bishop Malooly leads 760 young people on pilgrimage through streets of...
Nearly 800 pilgrims on April 13 joined Bishop Malooly for the 10th straight year for the Diocese of Wilmington Catholic Youth Ministry pilgrimage.
The streets...
New Jersey enacts ‘morally unacceptable’ law allowing assisted suicide, Cardinal Tobin...
NEWARK, N.J. -- Cardinal Joseph W. Tobin of Newark called New Jersey's new law allowing assisted suicide regrettable, saying "whatever its motives and means,"...