A discernment testimony: ‘The prize is Jesus’
My name is Jenny Hill. I grew up in the Diocese of Superior, and though much of my adult life has taken me elsewhere, what I bring back is not a finished story but an honest one.
My name is Jenny Hill. I grew up in the Diocese of Superior, and though much of my adult life has taken me elsewhere, what I bring back is not a finished story but an honest one.
Our diocese has been blessed to work with the Friends of the Bridegroom apostolate. Their mission is to “renew the church through the healing, renewal, and expansion of women’s religious life in America.” We are all “Friends of the Bridegroom” because we are called as Christians to remind each other of Christ’s love for us. All vocations are necessary for the life of the church to thrive.
My name is Elly Bjork and I am from River Falls. I grew up going to St. Bridget’s, where I first encountered the love of Jesus.
“It fills me with joy to return to the continent where I have lived through so many moments of my life,” Pope Leo XIV wrote on his X account on Oct. 26, confirming his upcoming trip to Uruguay, Argentina and Peru, which will take place in November.
Holy Rosary Catholic School fourth-graders recently explored the Ice Age National Scenic Trail at Mondeaux Flowage as part of the Ice Age Trail Alliance’s Saunters Think Outside program.
We Three Catholic Churches cluster, including parishes in Spooner, Shell Lake and Sarona, hosted their second annual Oktoberfest with parochial administrator Fr. Papi Reddy Yeruva at the Burch Barn on Saturday, Oct. 10.
A former FOCUS missionary and medical student, Abigail Beck joined the Chancery staff in January, where she serves as the Diocese of Superior’s human resources assistant. She’s also the diocesan contact for campus ministry and women’s discernment.
Students from Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic School, Ladysmith, study panels in the Eucharistic Miracles Exhibition using information assembled by St. Carlo Acutis.
As uncommon as it is to have a child called by God to a priestly vocation, it is even less common to have more than one priest in a family. But when faith is lived as a vibrant part of daily life, what is ordinary becomes extraordinary.
Since the Diocese of Superior’s Vocations Prayer was introduced, St. Andrew Dinners were organized and rosary campaigns were initiated, among other vocational efforts, the fruits of faith have begun to multiply throughout the 16-county diocese.