By Chris Grazzini
St. Benedict Parish
My wife Wendi and I were stationed at Andrews AFB and in 2001 we had our fourth child, Sam, who was born with a heart defect. He had three open-heart surgeries before the age of...
GREENVILLE – After absorbing a first-set loss at A.I. duPont, the St. Elizabeth volleyball team took advantage of its service game to win the next three sets and the match against the Tigers. It was the Vikings' second victory...
Six years after the SL24 Memorial basketball tournament entered the sports landscape in Delaware, volleyball is joining in bringing awareness and funding to the fight against mental-health issues among young people. The SL24 volleyball marathon will happen on Tuesday,...
The real presence of Jesus is alive for Bishop William Koenig. He prays for everyone in the Diocese of Wilmington to also come to know it.
That is part of the driving force of the Oct. 5 Eucharistic Congress in...
Through an agreement with Faith Content Network, the hit documentary film “Jesus Thirsts: The Miracle of the Eucharist,” which broke box office records this summer, will be screened at the Diocese of Wilmington’s Eucharistic Congress on Oct. 5 at...
Father Edward J. Fahey Jr., a priest of the Diocese of Wilmington, died unexpectedly Sept. 20. He was 63.
Father Fahey was a native of Neptune, N.J., who graduated from public schools there and earned a degree in business administration...
In the afterglow of July's 10th National Eucharistic Congress, Jason Shanks senses that there's a new "way of evangelization" emerging -- or reemerging -- among Catholics in the United States. It's a way of evangelization that is "instructive and...
A federal judge in North Dakota sided with the Catholic Benefits Association in its lawsuit against the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission over two regulations the group says violate Catholics' religious beliefs.
The CBA, which represents 87 dioceses and more than...
CLAYMONT – Archmere is the latest football team in Delaware to find out that Caravel – the defending state champion in Class 2A – is very, very good, perhaps better than they were a year ago, when they won...
WILMINGTON – St. Elizabeth's football team unleashed multiple weapons on offense, and the defense repeatedly came up with big stops in a 34-0 win over Glasgow on Sept. 28 at Abessinio Stadium. The Vikings evened their record at 2-2.
The...