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In March 1991, a young Canadian-born Ukrainian Catholic priest named Father Kenneth Nowakowski boarded a chartered flight from Rome for a trip that would make headlines around the world -- and history. The prelate for whom he worked, Cardinal Myroslav...
By Father James Dominic Brent, OP, OSV News Second in a seven-part series. The heart of the Father is rich in mercy, and he is now calling every human being on the face of the earth to a change of heart....
By Father James Dominic Brent, OP, OSV News First in a seven-part series God lives a most mysterious form of life. High above all things, dwelling in unapproachable light, God is the eternal Father, Son and Holy Spirit. The life of...
WILMINGTON – St. Elizabeth continued to get itself ready for the girls' basketball state tournament with a solid defensive performance in a 45-31 win over Padua on Feb. 13 at the St. E Center. The Vikings remained undefeated against...
Q: I've read a lot recently about how the Society of St. Pius X (SSPX) is planning to ordain new bishops this summer, with or without the pope's permission. Why is this such a problem, if the SSPX are...
WILMINGTON — Bishop Koenig, responding to a call from the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, held a Holy Hour for Peace at St. Peter Cathedral in Wilmington the morning of Feb. 13. It was the second of seven...
VATICAN CITY -- All Catholics are called to stand together by reaching out to their brothers and sisters in the faith of all ethnicities, especially those of Hispanic heritage, Archbishop Alexander K. Sample of Portland, Oregon, said. "They are our...
The presidents of the Italian, French, German and Polish bishops' conferences issued a joint appeal calling for European unity in the face of continued global instability and to draw from the lessons of the past to prevent future catastrophes. In...
ST. PAUL, Minn. -- As U.S. Border Czar Tom Homan announced on Feb. 12 plans for federal agents to leave the Twin Cities metro area, Catholic leaders in the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis acknowledged the need for...
The ancient practice of fasting from food during Lent can free us from complacency and lead us to "hunger" for God, Pope Leo XIV said in his 2026 Lenten message. Ahead of Ash Wednesday, which marks the start of the...