Delaware bill would force priests to report child abuse
One sponsor says current law turns “a sacred space into an unsafe space.” A lawyer who opposes the bill calls it “anti-Catholic bigotry.”
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One sponsor says current law turns “a sacred space into an unsafe space.” A lawyer who opposes the bill calls it “anti-Catholic bigotry.”
A Delaware lawmaker proposed a bill that would require Catholic priests to report anyone who admitted to child sex abuse during confession. The head of the...
Bishop William Koenig celebrated Christmas Eve and Christmas Day Masses at four Catholic Churches, with a sprint from Ocean City overnight, then onward to Rehoboth Beach Sunday morning and back
Bishop William E. Koenig of Wilmington, Delaware boarded a freighter on the Delaware coast April 5 to celebrate Mass for a crew of Filipino men who, at sea for months and without shore passes, aren't able to attend Mass.
Bishop William E. Koenig of Wilmington, Delaware, celebrated Mass on a refrigerated ocean cargo ship on the Delaware coast. The men travel the world on the cargo ship, working nine months and then having three months off, and some had not been to Mass since New Year's Eve.