Diocesan youths March for Life in D.C.
Youths and chaperones from the Diocese of Superior joined tens of thousands of pro-lifers for the 2026 March for Life on Jan. 23 in Washington, D.C.
Office of Parish Transformation: Notes from the Vineyard
Since its establishment last February, the Office of Parish Transformation has been working directly with parish leadership across our diocese to aid in renewing our understanding of our role in the universal church’s mission of proclaiming the good news of Jesus Christ and taking steps toward fulfilling that mission in our parish communities.
Neighbors in Ordinary Time
Recently, my neighbor died. When I was at the funeral home and when I arrived at work late after his funeral, I was asked how I knew the gentleman who passed away. It was almost sheepishly, or with a note of apology, that I said he was a neighbor.
Education, evangelization, ecumenism traits of Pax Christi winner
The Superior Diocesan Council of Catholic Women’s Pax Christi Award is the organization’s highest honor.
All in the family: OLS celebrates making school a home
Some have been here nearly forever. For others, it just feels that way. But, regardless of their time here, staff at Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic School, Ladysmith, are here because it feels like a family.
Holiday hangout
Young adults from across the Diocese of Superior and beyond met at Holy Trinity parish in Haugen for a festive evening of swing dancing on Dec. 20.
St. Mary students visit Vatican exhibit
Eighth-graders from St. Mary Catholic School, New Richmond, traveled to the Mall of America in Bloomington, Minnesota, last month to see Vatican Unveiled.
Greatest hits: Bishop James P. Powers’ accomplishments, 2016-2026
For the first time since the 1990s, three men [...]
‘A Pastoral Heart’
Diocese marks 10 years since Bishop Powers’ ordination, installation
Pope: Trafficking, cyber-slavery reflect a world blind to dignity of human life
Warning against increased cases of "cyber-slavery," Pope Leo XIV said the violence of human trafficking can be overcome only by seeing every individual as a beloved child of God.