The parish family of St. Peter, Cameron; St. Boniface, Chetek; Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Strickland; and St. Joseph, Barron, recently celebrated 250 years of “One Nation Under God” by inviting parishioners to glorify God by loving our neighbors.
Bishop James P. Powers welcomed more than 80 couples to the Diocese of Superior’s annual Wedding Anniversary Mass and celebration on Saturday, July 18, at the Cathedral of Christ the King, Superior.
During Jesus’ short period of public ministry, one of the consistent things we see is that he took time away from the crowds and preaching.
On Wednesday, July 8, Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish in Danbury held its annual St. Kateri Tekakwitha celebration in honor of the first Native American saint canonized by the Catholic Church in 2012.
Helping homeschooling parents keep their balance – managing children and their education while still prioritizing their marriage and spiritual health – is the theme of the Diocese of Superior’s 2026 Homeschool Conference scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 26, at St. Joseph, Rice Lake.
In the afterglow of a happy Semiquincentennial weekend, independence is still very much on my mind. The blessing of independence has been well worth celebrating and treasuring with a grateful heart.
Vandals desecrated two statues of Our Lady and set fire to the outdoor altar of St. James Church at the Medjugorje shrine in Bosnia and Herzegovina early Tuesday, July 28, days before the shrine’s annual Mladifest youth festival.
More and more young people are looking for opportunities to deepen their faith and build community. In this context, Catholic book clubs are becoming a way to combine a shared love for books with spiritual growth.
When she was growing up, Sr. Ave Clark’s father told her to befriend the workers who were a regular part of her life: the sanitation men, the mail carrier, the bank tellers, etc.
