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Interactive recreations of deceased loved ones through artificial intelligence -- so-called "AI resurrections" -- walk a fine line between honoring and betraying individuals, while raising several ethical issues and prolonging the grieving process, Catholic experts told OSV News. As AI...
The new Holy Cross High School in Camden opens its doors to students on Aug. 26, but the inaugural principal has been in the building since the spring. Allison Eilers is ready to put all the planning into practice. Eilers...
In a well-circulated photo, Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati appears to pause during a mountain hike and leans against his walking stick, smoking a pipe. His posture is relaxed and confident. For many, the visual takeaway is that Frassati is someone...
More than 90 bishops from different parts of the Pan-Amazon region gathered in Bogotá, Colombia, Aug. 17-20 to take a fundamental step in the implementation of some of the Amazon synod's proposals. The meeting was an occasion to analyze in...
A federal judge on Aug. 20 partially blocked Texas from enforcing a law requiring public school classrooms to display the Ten Commandments, finding the law violated the First Amendment. The Texas law, SB 10, is scheduled to go into effect...
VATICAN CITY -- At a time when many governments seem unable promote peace, justice and development for all, Christians must be prophetic, reaching out to others and daring to try something new, Pope Leo XIV said. "Without the victims of...
Padua Academy and the other three high schools that fielded teams last year in Delaware — Saint Mark’s High School, Ursuline Academy and Delaware Military Academy — were invited to scrimmage at Lincoln Financial Field on the same field...
NEWARK — The evolution of campus ministry at the University of Delaware continues in 2025-26, with a former missionary sticking around as the new campus minister and director of catechesis. Erin Shay, who was a team director last year...
WILMINGTON — Tyler Kulp had embraced his new home in North Carolina enough to stay for 20 years after graduating from college, but the chance to be part of the leadership team of Catholic schools in the Diocese of...
Beginning Monday, Aug. 25, more than 8,500 Catholic school students return to 19 elementary, eight high schools and three early child centers in Delaware and on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. For the Diocese of Wilmington, the 2025-2026 school year is...