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VATICAN CITY -- Educators must always adapt, remain empathetic and grow with their students, Pope Francis told Catholic teachers. However, they must "beware of ideological colonization," he said in a speech Nov. 12 to members of the World Union of...
The regular seasons for the fall sports came to an end over the weekend as football concluded, and tournament play begins this Friday for one Catholic high school, Saturday for two others. In soccer, Salesianum is trying to defend...
By this time next week, the Delaware Interscholastic Athletic Association will have crowned state champions in volleyball and field hockey. All three — there are two divisions in field hockey — have defending champions who are favored to repeat,...
CLAYMONT — Archmere will begin its Class 2A football title defense next week on a high note. The Auks forced four turnovers as they defeated Delaware Military Academy, 29-8, on Nov. 12 at Coaches Field. The Auks are now...
CLAYMONT — Archmere did everything during the first half of its DIAA Division II field hockey quarterfinal matchup against Sussex Academy on Nov. 12 except the one that counts the most. As halftime approached, the Auks and Seahawks were...
It was a gray and rainy day Nov. 11, but that didn't deter friends, family and men and women who have served our country from gathering at Saint Mark's High School for festivities in observance of Veterans Day. The salute...
In July I retired from a 39-year career as a journalist in the Catholic press. Those years were spent writing, editing, photographing and laying out pages at five diocesan newspapers. While recently rummaging through boxes of mementos I acquired over...
The real world that we experience firsthand and every day is a real setting in which faith really is meant to take form and grow. But does our firsthand acquaintance with our real world leave us wondering how it...
VATICAN CITY -- Libero Milone, the former Vatican auditor general, and Ferruccio Panicco, his former deputy, are seeking 9.23 million euros in damages from the Vatican for ending their contracts without just cause and ruining their reputations. Their ouster in...
NEWARK -- The woman who has become an online sensation among young Catholics told a group gathered Nov. 10 for the “Catholic Conversations” program at St. Thomas Oratory that social media is a big concern for those in search...