Springfield Diocese News Today

The Massachusetts charitable immunity law caps damages in lawsuits against a nonprofit at $20,000 — including those alleging child sexual abuse. That means some lawyers won't take these cases.

From a murder trial followed across the country to the opening of the Quincy Target and the conclusion of the Quincy police chief hiring investigation, 2023 proved to be an

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

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WAND) — On Monday, Pope Francis formally announced approval allowing Catholic priests to bless same-sex couples.

In November 1995, Nancy Dunn says Savage initiated a sexual relationship with her during what she viewed as a pastoral counseling session. Savage disputes that he was counseling her.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WAND) — On Monday, Pope Francis formally announced approval allowing Catholic priests to bless same-sex couples.

For 25 years, she has used an example set by her parents to help people most in need which epitomizes 'a life of service to others'

Local parochial schools are left scrambling to find ways to help families who benefited from the Invest in Kids scholarship program after state lawmakers adjourned their recent veto session without

QUINCY — When friends shared the job description for a new job with Quincy’s Catholic schools, Chris Gill didn’t think it was for him/see it as a good fit.

With the blessing of the Springfield Diocese, the St. Stanislaus Kostka Preservation Committee has started its efforts to raise $1.3 million by Oct. 31 of next year.