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ERBIL, Iraq — Christians in northern Iraq have marked a powerful milestone of faith and survival.
From Sept. 9-13, believers from the Chaldean, Assyrian, Syriac Catholic and Syriac Orthodox churches joined together in Erbil for the Festival of the Cross....
VATICAN CITY — Pain must never give rise to violence, and every Catholic needs to learn to safeguard with tenderness those who are vulnerable, Pope Leo XIV said during a prayer vigil dedicated to people experiencing pain and affliction...
ROME — Pope Leo XIV returned to his Augustinian confreres to encourage their new leader and to offer some final thoughts as they prepared to conclude their general chapter discussions about vocations, formation and education.
The pope also congratulated U.S.-born...
The second full week of fall athletic competition brings with it some noteworthy contests across the board. St. Elizabeth's boys soccer team will play its first match, and Salesianum soccer welcomes a national powerhouse to Wilmington.
On the girls' side,...
VATICAN CITY — Just a few hours after Israel launched a major new ground offensive in Gaza City, Pope Leo XIV called the pastor of the city's only Latin-rite parish to express his concern, his prayers and his closeness,...
Two SS. Peter and Paul High School seniors are making news with the Sabres’ sailing team.
Hartley Cooper and Daniel Schwaninger competed the weekend of Sept. 13-14 in the Mid-Atlantic Cressy Qualifier, sponsored by the Mid-Atlantic Interscholastic Sailing Association, on...
By Brother Guy Consolmagno, OSV News
St. John Paul II once wrote that faith and reason are "two wings on which the human spirit rises to the contemplation of truth." The idea that faith and reason work together can sound...
On Sept. 10, conservative activist Charlie Kirk, 31, was shot and killed during a speaking event in Utah. He leaves behind a wife and two very young children. Assassination is a tragedy for our country and for humanity. In...
Q: Does a person's mortal sin prior to becoming Catholic follow him or her until confession and absolution? In particular, if a non-Catholic friend paid for someone's abortion during the 1970s under the false belief that the fetus was...
CLAYMONT – Brendan Quinn and Ethan Beach each scored two goals, leading Archmere to a 5-3 win over Caravel in the Auks' soccer opener on Sept. 12.
After applying pressure for the first few minutes, the Auks struck first in...