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Two recent Supreme Court decisions have had a great effect on immigration. First, the Supreme Court affirmed that birthright citizenship has been

The presence of Catholic deacons in secondary education offers a unique and powerful witness to the faith. As deacons serving in both

In 1958, at age 14, I learned a personal lesson about patriotism on a Boy Scout pilgrimage to Europe. Our first stop

(OSV News) — Each year the Catholic Church celebrates the feast of the Transfiguration on Aug. 6. The story of the transfiguration

As the largest donor and longstanding partner to the Paterson Diocesan schools, Tri-County Scholarship Fund (TCSF) is prepared to help implement the

Sometimes it is more beneficial to reflect on the meaning of a season near its end than at its beginning. Often it

In Scripture, the number 40 is far more than a measure of time. It signifies a sacred season of prayer, preparation, testing,

“Therefore, I will now allure her, and bring her into the wilderness, and speak tenderly to her” (Hosea 2:14). My dad and

When Father Edward Flanagan founded Boys Town in 1917 to give homeless and troubled young people a loving family and home, he

In conversations with parents today, one theme comes up again and again. Yes, they care about academics. Yes, they want their children