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.
St. Patrick Parish, Hudson, is celebrating the one-year anniversary of Fill the Cracks, a program designed “To be the face, hands and feet of Christ to community members and released jail inmates struggling to regain their way in the world by providing resources to allow them to stand with pride and purpose again,” according to its mission statement.
James Palmaro believes that God is using his blindness to help others see.
St. Therese of Lisieux, Phillips, recently held its inaugural grandparents/grand friend Mass and continental breakfast.
Diocese of Superior seminarians Carl Oman and Scott Pederson put some of their Northwoods skills to good use milling wood from large trees that needed to be taken down at Saint Francis de Sales Seminary near Milwaukee.
“Bringing the human to life” is one of the primary goals behind Duluth diocesan priest Fr. Richard Kunst’s renowned collected of Vatican and papal artifacts and saints’ relics.
“United in Faith and Community” is the theme for Catholic Schools Week 2026. One school in the Diocese of Superior has been a witness of this in the Tomahawk community for the past decade.
The children of St. Therese of Lisieux, Phillips, brought the story of Jesus’s birth to life this Christmas with traditional carols, the Holy Family, angels, shepherds, sheep, and stars all celebrating hope and joy for the world.
For more than 25 years, parishioners at St. Patrick Parish in Hudson have nurtured a unique and enduring partnership with the people of the parish and village of San José El Tesoro Parish near the town of Yalpemech, Guatemala.
Two new miracles attributed to St. Charbel Makhlouf have been reported since the beginning of 2026 — one in the United States and one in Lebanon — each involving the healing of a woman against all medical expectation.
