I remember when people thought overpopulation would destroy us and the planet. Paul Ehrlich’s 1968 book “The Population Bomb” popularized this idea, leading to urgent calls for “zero population growth.” Dr. Warren Hern even warned in 1993 that the...
Catholic high schools continue to have success on the boys’ soccer pitch, and expectations are high again in 2022. Salesianum captured another Division I state championship last season, while Saint Mark’s was the top seed in Division II.
All of...
WILMINGTON — Nativity Preparatory School made such an impression on Shaquona Meyers when she taught there that she felt drawn back to accept the principal’s job this summer. Meyers spent a year down the street teaching at St. Elizabeth...
In Claymont, the Auks of Archmere are wearing the state championship crown for the first time in 40 years, and after an undefeated 2021, opponents will be coming at them. The Auks figure to be as tough as usual,...
Her slender body trembling with fear, Immaculée silently prayed not to be found by the angry mob.
“God, if you are there, please do not let them open the door,” she prayed.
The 22-year-old Immaculée Ilibagiza, an engineering student, was hiding during the...
WILMINGTON — Ursuline's stingy defense held the aggressive Saint Mark's field hockey team to one goal in the first half of the teams' season-opening game on Sept. 7, but the Spartans broke it open in the second half on...
A couple of pro-life events that are open to the public are coming up in the Diocese of Wilmington.
The National Day of Remembrance of Aborted Children will take place on Sept. 10 with a prayer service and rosary at...
The high school field hockey season begins Wednesday, weather permitting, for four Catholic high schools in the Diocese of Wilmington. The other two teams open their season on Friday.
Here are the schedules for the six Catholic high schools in...
VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- Everybody loses when politics tries to poison church life and when church members use the logic of politics, said an Italian cardinal.
"To poison ecclesial relations with the logic of politics is making trouble" and this...
BALTIMORE -- At the height of the coronavirus pandemic, when face-to-face visits were difficult or impossible, many members of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul relied on phone calls or electronic means to connect critical services and resources...