- State’s bishops encourage ‘faithful citizenship’
- ‘Mama Rose’ is making the world a better place
- SOAR offers Racine students a chance to succeed
- New president for MU
- Former NBA player tells teens about importance of service
- Archbishop Listecki gets regular radio gig
- Dismas Ministry celebrates 10 years
- ‘Doing it God’s way’ at Women’s Support Center
- Retreat to silence in Door County
- Archbishop takes Christ's message behind bars
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State’s bishops encourage ‘faithful citizenship’Reiterating that they do not endorse candidates and political parties, and that they do not wish to impose doctrinal beliefs on citizens, the Catholic bishops of Wisconsin, through the Wisconsin ... Read more |
 ‘Mama Rose’ is making the world a better placeMary Rose is pictured with students at the St. Joseph’s Comprehensive High School for Young Women in Bafut, Cameroon during one of her trips to the African country. Since 2004, sh... Read more |
 SOAR offers Racine students a chance to succeedBlanca and Raunel Albiter pose in Raunel’s eighth grade classroom on back-to-school night at the John Paul II Academy in Racine on Sunday, Aug. 29. Blanca, a first grader, and Ra... Read more |
 New president for MUJesuit Fr. Scott R. Pilarz Jesuit Fr. Scott R. Pilarz, president of the University of Scranton, teacher and scholar, was named 23rd president of Marquette University Tuesday, Aug. 31, effective in th... Read more |
 Former NBA player tells teens about importance of serviceAustin Llanas, left, and Walter Trush, dish out salad and pizza. The youth were Reach Out Reach In participants, a weeklong service project in the archdiocese, where students focused on serv... Read more |
 Archbishop Listecki gets regular radio gigArchbishop Jerome E. Listecki records his first 30-minute “Living Our Faith” radio program, Aug. 20 with co-host, Bob Dolan, center, and guest, Gary Pokorny, left, director of Catechesis and Youth Mini... Read more |
 Dismas Ministry celebrates 10 yearsIn a society that thrives on popular justice-seeking television shows, ministering to those in prison may appear as a sign of weakness. This is what those involved with Dismas Ministry ... Read more |
 ‘Doing it God’s way’ at Women’s Support CenterElizabeth Crespo, 23, waits on steps to a back door of the Women’s Support Center’s of Milwaukee Inc., for her son Enrique Jr., 7, and Mary Gilpin, director of the WS... Read more |
In message to nuns, pope says Mother Teresa models 'Christian virtue'
Sr. Nirmala Joshi, former superior general of the Missionaries of Charity, releases doves as her successor, Sr. Mary Prema, looks on Aug. 26 as the nuns celebrate the 100th birth anniversary Bless
Retreat to silence in Door County
Holy Name Retreat Center on Chambers Island is celebrating its 60th anniversary in 2010. The diocesan retreat center is located in Door County, a popular summer vacation get-away in Wisconsin, o
Advent 2011 marks use of new Roman Missal
With the introduction of the new Roman Missal the order and structure of the Mass will not change. Catholics can expect some changes in the wording of prayers and responses beginning at Advent next
Archbishop takes Christ's message behind bars
During Archbishop Jerome E. Listecki’s July 29 visit to the Kettle Moraine Correctional Institution in Plymouth, he celebrated Mass in the chapel on the grounds, and smoked the peace pipe during a N
New technologies offer church possibilities
Archbishop Claudio Maria Celli (Catholic Herald photo by Matt Dixon) MILWAUKEE –– The church needs to become acquainted with the “digital culture” that has developed from new technology. That’s
Kewaskum teens put hearts into mission work
Kewaskum-area teens participated in the Catholic Heart Work Camp in Rockford, Ill., helping residents and community organizations with home repairs, painting, cleaning and gardening, earlier this
‘God Squad’ logo may change, but priest’s mission remains
Then-Deacon Luke Strand, now Fr. Strand, second from left, poses with his seminary classmates and his first God Squad car in April 2008, shortly after the men were ordained deacons. Pictured with
Intruders rob St. Rafael bingo players
Crime, safety trend meeting: The Milwaukee Police Department, District Two, invites all interested to its monthly meeting Thursday, Aug. 19, from 6 to 7 p.m. in the Grant Elementary School au
Mike DeWitt ‘doing what God wanted’
Mike DeWitt As the cross country and track coach at UW-Parkside for 29 years, Mike DeWitt has a litany of accomplishments: an inductee into the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics H
Bishop Callahan's installation Mass homily
Bishop William P. Callahan's Aug. 11, 2010, installation Mass homily during his installation as the 10th bishop of the La Crosse Diocese at the Cathedral of St. Joseph the Workman, La Crosse. "Praise
New La Crosse bishop pledges love, support to clergy, religious, laity
Bishop William P. Callahan elevates the chalice during his installation Mass at St. Joseph the Workman Cathedral in La Crosse, Wis., Aug. 11. Bishop Callahan became the 10th bishop of the diocese, s
Bishop William P. Callahan becomes 10th bishop of La Crosse Diocese
Bishop William P. Callahan knocks on the doors of St. Joseph the Workman Cathedral in La Crosse, Wis., Aug. 11, to symbolically ask Catholics in the diocese to accept him as their new leader. Bishop
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