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The Diocese of Cleveland recently issued its new policy rules governing its approach to "sexuality and gender identity" in its parishes and schools. A letter to the diocese from Bishop Edward C. Malesic dated Aug. 30 said that in the...
CLAYMONT — Archmere faced an obstacle after dropping the first set on Sept. 14 when the Padua volleyball team visited Mogila Fieldhouse, but the Auks rebounded to win the next three sets and the match. Set scores were 20-25,...
Q: My cousin told me I could get an annulment for $1,000. Is that still true? (Washington, D.C.) A: It’s important to keep in mind that Catholic marriage tribunals exist to conduct an impartial investigation as to whether a marriage...
For almost two years, the church has been actively engaged in a process of listening and discernment. Maybe you participated in synod conversations at your parish, maybe you didn’t. Maybe you chatted about topics with friends or colleagues, maybe...
With the 16th Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops soon to get underway, there's a certain question that needs to be faced: Isn't a Synod on Synodality -- which is what this one is supposed to be...
CLAYMONT — After a bit of a slow start in their game at Archmere on Sept. 14, the Saint Mark’s field hockey team swung the momentum in their favor. The Spartans’ relentless pressure paid off with two Cat Kaminski...
As authorities in Libya announced a three-day mourning period following a deadly flood disaster, a Catholic bishop in the North African country expressed the church's closeness to the people, many of whom are injured, missing or trapped by the...
BALTIMORE -- Autumn Marlow, 17, never even boarded a plane before she took her place in the pilot's seat of a four-seat, single-engine Cessna 172 and flew over the Chesapeake Bay. Marlow is the first student in the Dr. Sandy...
WASHINGTON -- Catholic activists called on Congress to ensure funding for migrant services is protected in upcoming appropriations bills at a Sept. 13 event near the U.S. Capitol. "We're hoping to call on Congress to invest in our communities," Sister...
Father John J. Kavanaugh, a longtime pastor in the Diocese of Wilmington, died Sept. 13. He was 92 and was the longest-ordained priest in the diocese. He was ordained in June 1957 at St. Anthony of Padua Church in Wilmington...