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The Palmerton Area Churches held a tour of churches, allowing people to learn about history, architecture and faith. Here is part 2 of the churches on tour. Part 1 was published Jan. 6. St. John’s Eva...

A look at the big issues that drove our editorial pen this year, and where those issues are now.

St. John’s Lutheran Church, Palmerton, celebrated its 225th anniversary on Sunday with a service of Holy Communion. More than 100 people celebrated the occasion, said the Rev. Kenneth T. Melber Jr., P...

Archbishop Christophe Pierre, the apostolic nuncio to the U.S., announced that Pope Francis has named Burlington's 10th Bishop Christopher J. Coyne as the first ever coadjutor archbishop of Hartford. The Woburn native's transfer from the Green Mountain State to the Nutmeg State was effective on June 26. Until he arrives in Harford, he will also be the apostolic administrator of Burlington. Following Archbishop Coyne's Mass of Welcome at the Metropolitan Cathedral of St. Joseph on Oct

WASHINGTON (OSV News) -- Pope Francis has appointed Bishop Christopher J. Coyne of Burlington, Vermont, as coadjutor archbishop of Hartford, Connecticut. Now-Archbishop Coyne, who turned 65 June 17, has headed the statewide Burlington Diocese since his installation Jan. 29, 2015. Before that, he was an auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of Indianapolis from 2011 to 2015. He will serve alongside Archbishop Leonard P. Blair, 74, who has served as Hartfords fifth archbishop since he was install

Cardinal Seán P. OMalley released the following statement on the appointment of Bishop Christopher J. Coyne as Coadjutor Archbishop for the Archdiocese of Hartford

The end to this saga, long delayed by the dioceses shameful obfuscation, underscores the fact that often such morally necessary accountability can only be unearthed by the courage of survivors

In announcing a legal settlement with a man who was raped as a child by late Springfield Catholic Bishop Christopher Weldon, the Springfield Catholic Diocese said any prior statements questioning the victim's honesty are "withdrawn."

A trial date of May 3 had been set in the case.