The Archdiocese of Chicago

"No one person can lay claim for this success," said Principal Nel Mullens. "It belongs to everybody."

St. Edward was one of two Catholic schools in Chicago to receive the honor.

Catholic Charities wants to build seven tiny homes for veterans near 79th Street and Emerald Avenue.

The Lincoln Square church's administrators were "stunned" by the decision to halt a planned expansion.

The policy, set to go into effect Sunday, does not apply to law enforcement officers.

Langdon now heads the Morgan Park United Methodist Church and Trinity United Methodist Church.

The exam historically held in January was moved up after "a months-long study," the archdiocese said.

Lisa Sarcinella has spent the past 16 years working at the Catholic elementary school in Beverly.

"Being a parish priest, I always felt that was the best job there could be," Malloy said.

The "people of Chicago have been on my mind and in my prayers," Pope Francis wrote in a letter.

The parking lot at State and Chicago, long regarded as a prime development site, can fit two new towers.

Mallette, a former boxer, fought for racial justice throughout his tenure as a Catholic priest.

Parishes are signing up families on Ash Wednesday to receive children if families are separated.

St. Ben's will close its high school within the next two years.

Pilsen parishioners plan to file complaints in Rome if the sale to a secular music school is completed.