Holy Cross Sisters present grant
Each year, the Holy Cross Sisters award FAME (Formation and Ministry Enablement) Grants as part of Catholic Schools Week.
Preach always, and use words
Auxiliary Bishop Robert Barron, of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, is the most well-known ordained evangelist in the United States. Known for his skill in communication and ability to relate the Gospel message to the culture, Barron expresses a joyful confidence as he opines each week through various forms of media.
Stepping stones to Rosary Hill
By the age of 16, Mary Busse had recognized a pull to the Dominican order. She credits a providential email about a vocations pilgrimage, hosted by the Mater Redemptoris House of Formation, as the stepping stone from her home parish of Our Lady of Lourdes, Dobie, to Rosary Hill, the Motherhouse of the Hawthorne Dominicans.
May tornado a test of faith
When the May 16 tornado hit the tiny Rusk County village of Weyerhaeuser, Deacon Tom Fuhrmann and his wife, Sharon, were the only locals to lose everything.
Soul food and spiritual combat
On Wednesday, Jan. 17, in Rice Lake, more than 600 people gathered around a makeshift cooktop in St. Joseph’s School gymnasium to be fed – body and soul – by Fr. Leo Patalinghug.
Blessings and challenges to come
Blessings come in many forms, some more intimidating than others.
OLS basketball celebrates 65 years
This year, Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic School, Ladysmith, is celebrating the 65th year of its basketball program.
Coalition targets Super Bowl trafficking
One of the largest-scale efforts to fight human trafficking at the Minneapolis Super Bowl on Feb. 4 is coming from just across the St. Croix River into the Diocese of Superior, and Catholics are involved at the local, state and national level.
2018 March: Love Saves Lives
A delegation from the Diocese of Superior attended the 2018 March for Life.
Peninsula women explore liturgical program
A Biblical Walk through the Mass: Understanding What We Say and Do in the Liturgy by Dr. Edward Sri helps the average Catholic encounter Christ profoundly through a deeper understanding of the Mass.