On a mission: Ensuring every student is a successful reader by third grade
Research shows that only 35 percent of students are reading proficiently, but 95 percent of students can learn to read
SEEKing God in St. Louis
This past January, I had the opportunity to join 20,000 young Catholics as they gathered in St. Louis for the Fellowship of Catholic University Students’ annual SEEK conference.
Faith, family key to Catholic education
Catholic schools encourage the student to love and care (for) one another, attending holy Mass and adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. When the students make use of these opportunities with faith with the encouragement of their parents and teachers with their exemplary life, definitely the students bolster their faith and sacramental life.
Renovating St. Anne, Somerset, a labor of love
Revitalizing the church of St. Anne, Somerset, was a process. Back in 2017, a group of parishioners brought up their dream of restoring this 1917 Italian Romanesque building to match the vision of E. L. Masqueray, the renowned architect.
The seed planted in St. Paul’s heart
On Jan. 25 is the Feast of the Conversion of St. Paul, when we commemorate a monumental event in the life of the early Christian church.
Bringing the Nativity to life
St. Mary’s Parish in Hurley hosted a Christmas pageant on Dec. 20.
Epiphany Sunday
St. Peter Parish, Dauby, celebrated Epiphany Sunday with the [...]
The Catholic Way: Lessons from an imperial family
Catholics have long held that all genuine authority derives [...]
Secular Franciscans celebrate 800th anniversary of Nativity
In honor of St. Francis of Assisi’s first display of a Nativity scene in 1223 in Greccio, Italy, the Our Lady Queen of the Universe fraternity of Secular Franciscans invited families from Holy Family, Woodruff, to create or bring in Nativity scenes.
Fr. David Neuschwander appointed Vocations director
Bishop James P. Powers announced that Fr. David Neuschwander will fill the Director of Vocations and Seminarians role for the Diocese of Superior as of Jan. 1.