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Catholics across Delaware and Maryland’s Eastern Shore encouraged to attend fifth annual Reconciliation...

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Parental notification of gender identity transition gets temporary win as U.S. Supreme Court...

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‘The Drowsy Chaperone’ works two weekends in a row to entertain...

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It was a long couple of weeks for "The Drowsy Chaperone," but students at Archmere Academy did their best to entertain fans of musicals...

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Sports

Ursuline Academy girls basketball reaches DIAA semifinals with win at Howard High School: Photo gallery

Mike Lang, Dialog Reporter - 7 March 2026, 22:58

Overpowering defense leads way in St. Elizabeth High School’s girls basketball DIAA tournament win: Photo gallery

Mike Lang, Dialog Reporter - 5 March 2026, 13:18

St. Elizabeth High School powers past Concord High School in DIAA boys basketball play: Photo gallery

4 March 2026, 12:26

Make it four straight state titles for Ursuline Academy in DIAA swimming

3 March 2026, 17:08

Depth carries Salesianum School to 10th straight DIAA swimming championship

3 March 2026, 17:01

Archmere Academy overwhelms Appoquinimink in first-round of DIAA girls basketball tournament: Photo gallery

3 March 2026, 01:02

Snow forces changes to DIAA postseason schedules, which begin evening of Feb. 25

24 February 2026, 14:01

Three wins for Anna Bockius lead Padua Academy back to DIAA indoor track championship: Photo gallery

23 February 2026, 19:08

Catechetical Corner

Catechetical Corner

Our Lenten Journey, March 10, 2026

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These days, the world can look harsh: wars, political divisions, poverty, racism. But if we take the simple advice of Carmelite doctor of the...

National News

Therapy dog Hattie Mae brings comfort, calm to students at Helias Catholic High School:...

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HHS proposes rescinding Biden-era rule requiring foster parents to affirm LGBTQ+ identity

Kate Scanlon, OSV News - 10 March 2026, 09:33

Catholic immigration groups urge policy shift after President Trump replaces DHS secretary Kristi Noem

Kate Scanlon, OSV News - 9 March 2026, 14:20

Lawmakers say U.S. G20 presidency offers chance to advance human rights

Kate Scanlon, OSV News - 9 March 2026, 14:15

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VATICAN NEWS

Archbishop Ettore Balestrero says Christians remain world’s most persecuted religious group

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A place to begin again: Catholic Charities of Diocese of Wilmington helps homeless find hope at Bethany House — Sheila O’Hagan McGirl

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