By now the entire country has seen a video of a supposedly racist confrontation, in front of the Lincoln Memorial, between a grinning young high school student and a Native American elder, chanting and beating a drum.
Jackie Mitchell was a first-time participant in the Washington, D.C., March for Life. She attended at the invitation of her daughter Kendra, helping to chaperone the New Richmond pilgrims.
The Catholic Community of St. Patrick in Hudson continues their “I GOT TIME!” program.
The parishioners of St. Peter Church, Dauby, honored Dcn. John Grek and his wife, Barb, Sunday, Jan. 27, commemorating the 10th anniversary of his ordination to the deaconate.
For many of the Diocese of Superior’s 14 Catholic elementary schools, growing from the bottom up has been key for maintaining and growing enrollment.
Almost 80 people from around the Diocese of Superior made the 20-plus-hour trip via motor coach to Washington, D.C., for the March for Life Jan. 18.
Nemo dat quod non habet. This Latin phrase has shown up several times in the last six months. The first time occurred in a talk at our annual seminary retreat in August. I then saw it in Timothy Cardinal Dolan’s book “Priests of the Third Millennium” this fall.
The Sisters of Mercy of the Holy Cross, Merrill, and Wisconsin Illinois Senior Housing, Inc. are pleased to announce they have signed a Letter of Intent for the transfer of sponsorship of Bell Tower Residence Assisted Living in Merrill.
Over 17,000 college students descended upon Indianapolis from Jan. 3-7 for the 2019 SEEK Conference.
For the first time, the Diocese of Superior organized its own trip to participate in the March for Life in Washington, D.C., Jan. 15-20.