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Ursuline Academy has been named a Green Ribbon School by the U.S. Department of Education. It is one of two in Delaware to receive the honor. According to a release from the state department of education, students in the lower...
The Diocese of Wilmington Mass for Catholic Schools will be livestreamed on Wednesday at 10 a.m. from the Cathedral of St. Peter. Students will join in online. Following the Mass, Louis De Angelo, superintendent of schools, and Carol Ripken, the...
By FATHER KENNETH DOYLE Q. My cousin was married 40 years ago in a civil ceremony when she was only 17. After eight years, that marriage ended in divorce. She has now been remarried for some 25 years -- once...
The yard sign honor continues as Mount Aviat Academy in Childs, Md., joins the fun. The school is distributing yard signs to eighth graders. Families that are part of the MAA Knights are proudly displaying the "once a Knight, always...
It is always impressive to hear the stories of people who rush toward danger when others are fleeing. Remember Ventura County sheriff's Sgt. Ron Helus? He lost his life when without hesitation he rushed into the Borderline Bar and...
CHICAGO -- Ending the widespread stay-at-home orders under the coronavirus pandemic would align with Catholic social teaching and respond to the needs of vulnerable people, including the young and the poor, two Catholic economists said. Government regulations generally are developed...
CHICAGO -- In 2018, Alessandro DiSanto quit a promising job in finance to join friends in starting an app for Catholics centered around meditation and prayer. That app, Hallow, is now the top Catholic app in app stores, has 150,000...
ROME -- As Italian authorities prepare to slowly relax lockdown restrictions in the country, a Vatican City official said it will enact new measures and protocols to ensure the safety of visitors to the Vatican Museums. In an interview with...
BRANDYWINE HUNDRED — St. Edmond’s Academy did not let the coronavirus pandemic get in the way of an annual tradition. The all-boys school honored its mothers by distributing flowers to them on May 10, which was Mothers Day. Nearly 100...
CHICAGO -- When word came that Illinois residents were being asked to stay home and the Archdiocese of Chicago suspended public Masses in mid-March, Chicago-based iconographer Joseph Malham was at loose ends, like so many others. He decided to use...

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