WILMINGTON — After more than two hours of volleyball and 269 points played, St. Elizabeth found itself facing match point against visiting Cape Henlopen. A service error tied the score, giving the serve back to the Vikings and their...
HUEHUETENANGO, Guatemala — Cardinal-designate Alvaro Ramazzini Imeri offered prayers for Central American migrants Sept. 29, while celebrating Mass on World Day for Migrants and Refugees in this downtrodden Guatemalan department, epicenter of an ongoing outflow of migrants toward the...
It’s time to party like it’s 1969 and Saint Mark’s isn’t missing an opportunity.
The high school in the Catholic Diocese of Wilmington is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year and on Sept. 30 it was time to remember the...
GREEN BAY, Wis. — As long as she can remember, Polly Olsen, 29, said she has handed out heart-shaped cards on Valentine's Day.
"Basically since I could walk, me and my siblings would distribute them at nursing homes and hospitals,"...
WASHINGTON -- Some immigration judges hearing cases at the U.S.-Mexico border have confided to their fellow jurists they have issued decisions on an immigrant's ability to enter or stay in the United States based on whether the decision would...
MANCHESTER, England -- Church leaders in Northern Ireland encouraged their political parties to quickly re-establish their self-governing institutions to stop the British government from imposing a liberal abortion law on the province.
Leaders of the Catholic, Anglican, Methodist, Presbyterian and...
NEW YORK -- To those who ask why the Catholic Church seems to be "obsessed" with the poor, the Vatican's secretary of state said, "The answer is simple. Because this is who we are."
"Because taking care of the hungry,...
VATICAN CITY — To help the church grow in love and faithful witness to God, Pope Francis has declared the third Sunday in Ordinary Time to be dedicated to the word of God.
Salvation, faith, unity and mercy all depend...
VATICAN CITY -- Christians have a moral obligation to show God's care for all those who are marginalized, especially migrants and refugees, Pope Francis said.
"This loving care for the less privileged is presented as a characteristic trait of the...
When Pope Francis encourages dialogue within the church, it isn't "just talk." Rather, he is suggesting dialogue as a part of discernment.
Often people think of discernment as something to do when making a big decision, yet, more fundamentally, discernment...