As we prepare for the Solemnity of Christ the King, it is with hope and faith in our Lord’s power and desire to bring healing to our world. He is the Divine Physician, and we know that his will is to heal; he is the Good Shepherd, and we know that his will is to lead, guide and protect his sheep.
In late May 2020, it was reported that liturgical composer David Haas was accused of sexual misconduct. Since then, Catholic news sources reported that allegations have come from 44 women regarding abusive sexual conduct from 1979 to 2019.
Every year, educators, parish staff, faith formation leaders and clergy gather in Rice Lake for the Diocese of Superior’s annual Fall Conference.
“The main thing is to keep the main thing the main thing,” Chris Hurtubise, associate director of Catholic Formation for the Diocese of Superior, said to catechists and parish leaders Sept. 21 during the second of two virtual fall workshops. He was quoting catechetical speaker Ryan O’Hara.
“No doubt there are countless Catholic churches across America who have special members who put in many hours helping out in their churches. Our candidate for the Pax Christi Award is beyond comparison in this regard. It would take at least 10 people to fill her shoes.
Thirty-four people participated in the Diocese of Superior’s Charismatic Renewal Fall Conference Sept. 26 at Our Lady of Sorrows in Ladysmith.
Maria Heiman joined the Chancery team in September.
In a few short months, our country has faced a global pandemic, widespread protests, riots, wildfires and hurricanes.
On Sunday, Oct. 4, feast day of St. Francis of Assisi, Fr. Ron Serrao blessed pets at St. Peter the Fisherman Parish in Eagle River.
“Life is fragile. I always knew, but life is fragile. Your whole world can change in just a few seconds,” Jane Schiszik of Medford said, describing the devastation of losing a grandchild.
