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WILMINGTON – Salesianum sent 13 batters to the plate in the first inning, scoring nine runs on their way to a 12-2 win over St. Elizabeth in five innings on May 15. The Sals pounded out 13 hits and...
Bringing the laity closer to decision-making is a goal of the global church and is something the Diocese of Wilmington has focused on in various ways for some time. The diocesan Vocations Admissions Board strives to keep an emphasis on...
Diocese of Wilmington seminarian Michael Preston will receive his candidacy June 15 at the Cathedral of St. Peter during the Mass for Vocations. All are invited to join Bishop Malooly in prayer and support of those discerning a call to...
So, you want to save the world? Yeah, so do I. At least, most of us want to do good, some giving that will make a dent in the world’s woes, something from which we can see positive results. And...
LOS ANGELES -- Auxiliary Bishop Robert E. Barron of Los Angeles said his new book addressing the church's sexual abuse crisis and urging Catholics to "stay and fight for the body of Christ" comes from his "pastor's heart." "It is...
CLAYMONT – Tatnall has been in the boys lacrosse state tournament the last two years, but the Hornets have stepped up their game this season. They improved to 13-1 with a 9-7 win at Archmere on May 14 in...
ALBANY, N.Y. — The numbers are so staggering that solitary confinement has been called “torture.” Solitary confinement is in widespread use in prisons across the United States and, in New York state alone, more than 3,000 inmates are isolated in...
WARSAW, Poland — A Romanian cardinal incarcerated for 18 years after refusing to abandon his church and a bishop thrown in an unmarked grave after starving to death in an “extermination prison” are among seven communist-era martyrs who will...
VATICAN CITY — During his visit to a center offering respite and food to refugees on the Greek island of Lesbos, Cardinal Konrad Krajewski followed a sign that said, “Broken? Fix it here.” The sign led to a shack where...
Six students completed the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults and became members of the Catholic Church on April 28, at Our Lady of Angels Convent in Aston, Pa. The students are Taylor Ayers, Kim Hesser, Jess Kazunas, Emily...