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Hudson parishioners’ nursery offers cemetery service

By |2024-06-03T09:36:34-05:00June 7, 2024|Local News|

A married couple of lifelong St. Patrick, Hudson, parishioners who operate a local nursery continue to offer signup for providing commemoratory plant pots and watering services at three large Catholic cemeteries, with the proceeds going to the local Councils of Catholic Women.

Health Ministry serves mind, body, spirit

By |2024-06-03T10:25:05-05:00June 7, 2024|Local News|

In 2016, Mary Freitag approached her then-pastor Fr. Tom Thompson at St. Anthony the Abbot in Cumberland about starting a health ministry. Eight years later, and following a pandemic hiatus, the ministry team is going strong and continues offering programs to the clustered parishes in Cumberland, Almena and Turtle Lake.

Diocese urges parishes to shift focus

By |2024-06-03T10:33:05-05:00June 7, 2024|Local News|

Following the diocesan-wide all-deanery meeting on planning and evangelization on March 10, led by Bishop James P. Powers and the Diocesan Planning Team, parishes are being called upon to reevaluate their current operations and make a concerted effort to transition from maintenance mode to active mission engagement.

Lessons from sister who fell off a cliff

By |2024-06-03T09:33:19-05:00June 7, 2024|Guest columns|

What started as a day when Sr. Julia Walsh planned to revisit some favorite childhood memories ended with her in an emergency room due to traumatic injuries sustained in a fall that could have killed her. As with many instances of suffering, this one led Sr. Julia to reflect on her life and faith. She shares her story in the memoir, “For Love of the Broken Body,” and we discussed it recently on “Christopher Closeup.”

Notes from a mission trip to Guatemala

By |2024-05-28T05:20:47-05:00May 24, 2024|Local News|

Mary and Tom Gelhaus, founders of the nonprofit Muchas Sonrisas (Many Smiles) Inc., led a group of eight to San Lucas Toliman, Guatemala, the last week-and-a-half of April. The mission church was built in 1584 and has been supported by the New Ulm Diocese in Minnesota for more than 70 years.

Catholic Schools ‘home away from home’ for retiring teacher

By |2024-05-28T05:20:43-05:00May 24, 2024|Local News|

Asked what she will miss most about teaching, award-winning Catholic school teacher and Ashland resident Deb Cline answered, “Every day is different. I enjoy the conversations and being around a group of kids that are eager to learn and happy to share their faith.”

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