At Christmastide, God comes to reign
I am sure every religious person, every believer in God, at some point wonders, “Why doesn’t God just straighten everything out?”
I am sure every religious person, every believer in God, at some point wonders, “Why doesn’t God just straighten everything out?”
Fr. Dennis Mullens and Jeff Pierce stand just beneath the billboard placed along Highway 53 just north of the Spooner-Stone Lake exit in mid-November.
The parish also held an ecumenical Thanksgiving prayer service and meal on Nov. 16, which was attended by both parishioners and community members. (Submitted photos)
On Nov. 15, the Feast of St. Albert the Great, patron saint of natural science, Gold Masses were held at more than a dozen sites across the United States and Canada and, later in the month, in Washington, D.C., and Poland.
When Sr. Ave Clark was a special education teacher, her students made her an Advent wreath. Only it wasn’t round like the store-bought ones.
Parish volunteers Fred Zarembka, left, and Mark Rolling, right, work to install new kneelers at St. Rita Church, Presque Isle.
Whether it’s dance, acting or musicals, the students and alumni of St. Patrick’s School in Hudson continue to take their talent far beyond holiday concerts.
With the dedication of new church buildings and renovations in recent years around the Diocese of Superior, the following content will be presented in two parts to offer parishioners a deeper understanding of the various elements and principles of sacred architecture and how they relate to liturgical theology.
As parish members, family and friends of St. Anne Catholic Church entered the newly renovated space for the afternoon rededication Mass on Nov. 26, both the old and new aspects of the church building were apparent.
St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church in Lac du Flambeau hosted an Opening the Door to Evangelization event with a celebration of Native American Heritage Day and month.