What God gives, it will be
A priest who served the Lord in the diocese and in Dachau
A priest who served the Lord in the diocese and in Dachau
News briefs featured in the Nov. 1, 2018 issue of the Superior Catholic Herald.
Catholics often come together to celebrate the Mass in great joy, but sometimes they gather in sorrow and solidarity.
Sexual Orientation Change Efforts (SOCE) rely on professional therapy and counseling, often in a religious context, to assist those struggling with unwanted homosexual inclinations who would like to diminish their same-sex attractions and grow in their ability to abstain from same-sex behaviors.
When Jack and Judy Jurries’ second son was born, they were not prepared for the news that he had Down syndrome. The Arbor Vitae couple’s Catholic faith has shaped their “God’s bigger plan” perspective, as summarized by Judy: “Joey is special, but no more special than the rest.”
The Father Dodge Council of the Knights of Columbus, Woodruff, kicked off its ultrasound project for New Dawn Pregnancy Resource Center recently, in conjunction with Respect Life Month.
On Wed, Sept. 26, actor Frank Runyeon visited St. Anthony’s Catholic Church, Park Falls, and gave a one-man performance of “Sermon on the Mount” to kick off a new year for the religious education program.
Two brothers in the faith formation program at Good Shepherd Parish, Rib Lake, have demonstrated stewardship by donating a portion of the proceeds from the sale of their pigs, shown at the Taylor County Fair this summer.
More than 40 adorers were scattered throughout St. Joseph’s Church in Rice Lake for a holy hour that took place Oct. 12 as part of a national initiative promoting Eucharistic adoration and Catholic musicians.
Lauren and Abby from St. Mary’s School, Tomahawk, test water during lessons on hydroponic gardening.