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The fact that the Church celebrates the solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ makes good sense, given the Eucharist's centrality in the life of the Church, neatly described by the Catechism of the Catholic Church...
The apostolic nuncio to Ukraine expressed his support for initiatives that will lead to the end of war following the release of an open letter by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, calling for peace talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin. In...
Two human resources executives told a gathering of business people in Wilmington that integrity, trust and credibility are among the attributes needed to reinforce a worthwhile workplace. Kelly Donahue, human resources director of the Diocese of Wilmington, and Renee Lewandowski...
As the U.S. bishop prepare to consecrate the United States to Jesus' Sacred Heart June 11 during their spring meeting in Orlando, Florida, here are six things to know about devotion to the Sacred Heart. 1. The devotion has ancient...
The celebration of Corpus Christi in the land where Jesus lived, died and rose from the dead serves as a reminder that the gift of life does not come from human efforts but only from God, said the Latin...
WILMINGTON – Through five innings on June 4, Salesianum's baseball team had managed just three hits and had sent only two batters above the minimum to the plate. Indian River, meanwhile, had loaded the bases three times in the...
VATICAN CITY -- Pope Leo XIV told Catholic university leaders on June 3 that they have a responsibility to instill in their students a passion for "not only intellectual truth, but the truth that is Christ himself." Speaking with university...
In this continuing series on the origins of Catholicism in the 50 states, we now turn our attention to the states of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Michigan. Before the Constitution went into effect in 1789, the new nation's first organ...
If you use artificial intelligence for certain tasks, a good Catholic question to ask is simple: Am I aware of how my use of AI -- and my support of AI systems -- affects human dignity and the common...
Now that graduations are over, it’s time to enjoy the summer, whether it’s a parish carnival or a fundraiser.  If you’re looking for things to support your local parishes, be sure to check out these events happening in Diocese...