Vatican Radio celebrates its 90th anniversary
Celebrating its 90th anniversary, Vatican Radio received well-wishes from Pope Francis and an avid listener who is the second oldest person in the world.
Pandemic shows need for new model of care for elderly, academy says
A new attitude and approach toward the elderly are needed in today's world, especially in the places and ways they are cared for when they become more fragile, said the Pontifical Academy for Life.
After 11 months of ‘giving up,’ what is there left to give up this Lent?
Since childhood, the typical U.S. Catholic's response to Lent is giving up, as in "What are you giving up for Lent?"
Memento mori
Death is an uncomfortable truth. Despite the comfort of our Catholic belief in the soul’s immortality, the thought of leaving this life is an alarming one.
Unexpected gifts of God
Los dones de Dios inesperados
A heart for service: Q&A with Sarah-Anne Kruse
Sarah-Anne Kruse recently joined the Diocese of Superior Chancery staff. She is an administrative assistant in the Safe Environment and Administrative Services offices.
S.T.O.P and surrender: Hudson women’s retreat
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to inhibit in-person gatherings and challenge church leaders to use technology as a ministry tool.
Celebrating a silent saint
In the last issue, we invited readers to submit the names of people who have gone above and beyond to help others during the pandemic. Here, Emily Hagen offers a tribute to Julie Mazourek.
Supporting pregnancy care centers ‘a Catholic responsibility’
Bonnie Thom is the new director for the Respect [...]
Catholic Schools Week: Q&A with one principal
Superintendent of Schools for the Diocese of Superior Peggy Schoenfuss acknowledged the extra hours that principals are putting in to cover staff shortages and the additional demands placed on Catholic schools and their administrations during the COVID-19 pandemic.