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The Mother African Union Church at 9th and Franklin streets in Wilmington was left gutted May 17 after an overnight fire tore through the building that housed the church since 1969. Officials said the blaze had fully engulfed the church...
CLAYMONT – The Padua softball team began a successful final weekend of the regular season with a 22-5 win at Archmere on May 15. The Pandas followed that up with a 10-4 victory on Saturday at Laurel. In the game...
Archmere and Padua were among the 16 teams that earned spots in the 2026 Delaware Interscholastic Athletic Association girls lacrosse tournament. The field and schedule were released May 15. Archmere earned the fifth seed and a first-round bye. The Auks...
By Josephine Peterson, Catholic News Service ROME (CNS) -- Catholic exorcists and occultism experts warned that artificial intelligence is increasingly being used for rituals, divination and even forms of worship, raising concerns that some people are replacing God with technology. At...
We did not have a procession on Corpus Christi when I was growing up. It's not because we didn't believe in the Real Presence. In fact, some of my most powerful childhood memories are from the Holy Thursday procession. The...
ROME -- As the world awaits Pope Leo XIV's first encyclical on artificial intelligence, expected to be signed May 15 and released by the Vatican by the end of the month, here is a look at what the pope...
WASHINGTON -- The U.S. bishops and other Catholic groups have issued public comments expressing concern about still-pending proposed federal regulations that would further restrict asylum-seekers and other migrants and their families from work authorization and housing assistance. Erin Corcoran, an...
Q: I'm a lifelong Catholic who recently gave birth after moving to a new city. When I went to our local parish to ask about having our baby baptized, the parish secretary said they would need a record of...
WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Supreme Court on May 14 blocked an appeals court ruling that sought to pause a federal policy permitting mifepristone, sometimes called the abortion pill, to be dispensed through the mail. The ruling in effect leaves in...
WILMINGTON — It was an impressive showing on May 8 at St. Peter Cathedral School in Wilmington. Mothers, grandmothers, godmothers and others gathered in the school cafeteria for afternoon tea a few days before Mothers Day. “That’s girl power there,”...