Golf course legacy of Hudson parishioners’ farm
John Ruemmele holds a photo of himself and brother [...]
Priest offered lesson in ‘radical solidarity’
Each October, we celebrate Respect Life Month throughout the Diocese of Superior.
Medford school honors leaders
Holy Rosary School staff and students honored leaders in the Medford community at a special flag-raising ceremony Sept. 28 with help from the Stetsonville American Legion Honor Guard.
CCW award winner ‘living witness to Gospel life’
Carol Gilson, winner of the 2023 Superior Diocesan Council of Catholic Women’s Pax Christi Award, was described as “a woman whose mere presence is evangelizing.”
Attendees report healings at Rhinelander conference
Encounter Ministries partners with local parishes to host weekend Schools of Healing.
Adoption the answer in post-Roe landscape
Regional bike ride raises adoption awareness
Jesus and the Eucharist: ‘I have eagerly desired’
I have eagerly desired to eat this Passover with you… (Luke 22:15). These words of our Lord at the Last Supper have made a deep impression on me, and I will never be able to get over them.
Love, forgiveness liberate, break cycles of violence, pope says
The life of St. Josephine Bakhita, a former slave from Sudan who became a nun, demonstrates how love liberates people from oppression and frees them to forgive their oppressors and break cycles of hatred and violence, Pope Francis said.
Confirmation in Hurley
Embracing the Gifts of the Holy Spirit. Receiving the Sacrament of Confirmation on Sunday, Sept. 17 with Bishop Powers and Fr. Raj. Congratulations to these 12 young adults.
Synod call to communion can help a fractured world, theologian says
The Catholic Church is called to be an instrument of communion with God and unity among all people, but it requires grace and "learning to 'bear with' reality, gently, generously, lovingly and courageously for the peace and salvation of the whole world," a theologian told the assembly of the Synod of Bishops.