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CIUDAD JUÁREZ, Mexico-- The cathedral in the Mexican border city of Ciudad Juárez previously served up to 1,000 meals daily to migrants who were unable to cross into the United States or were sent back to Mexico under a...
A research library at an Ohio university houses what it calls "the largest dedicated collection of materials on Mary in the world" -- and its doors are as open as the Blessed Mother's arms. "We are here for everyone, including...
BRANDYWINE HUNDRED — St. Edmond’s Academy will be adding a facility for students to hone skills related to science, technology, engineering and mathematics with the construction of the Wagner-Szczerba Engineering, Design and Gaming Experience Arena. The school made the...
WASHINGTON -- Cardinal Wilton D. Gregory of Washington and eight other priests ordained with him in the Chicago area 50 years ago concelebrated a special Mass at the Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle in Washington May 9 to...
MILLTOWN — The Saint Mark’s girls soccer team was hungry for a win after suffering its first two setbacks of the season, and being able to get that on the night the seniors were honored would be an extra...
WILMINGTON — It was senior day for the Ursuline lacrosse team, but the underclassmen stole the show offensively. Three Raiders each tallied four goals as the Raiders overpowered Caravel, 15-7, on May 10 at Serviam Field. The Buccaneers — in...
ROME-- Punishing and condemning those guilty of abuse is an act of charity, Pope Francis said. "The abuser is an enemy. Each of us feels this because we empathize with the suffering of the abused," he said during a private...
A new resource for tracking Native residential schools affiliated with the Catholic Church marks a major advance toward healing the wounds of systemic abuse, said one project organizer. "While there are more steps for the Catholic Church to take to...
Approximately 100 people attended the May procession at St. Hedwig Church in Wilmington on Sunday, May 7. Children in the religious education program carried a statue of the Blessed Mother around the church corner and participated in the May crowning...
WILMINGTON — Students at St. Ann School in Wilmington gathered May 8 to meet the bishop and a priest from the Diocese of San Marcos, Guatemala, where the Wilmington school has helped its sister school, Santa Ana. Bishop Bernabé de...