Church musicians play Booster Days
The Fourth of July weekend brings the annual Hudson Booster Days Festival, and it had a decidedly Catholic twist.
Sixty from Diocese of Superior en route to National Eucharistic Congress
Sixty people – including Bishop James P. Powers, clergy, seminarians and laypeople – left the Diocese of Superior by motorcoach on Wednesday, July 17, to begin their pilgrimage to the National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis.
Anniversary theme of parade float
This year, St. Albert the Great in Land O’ Lakes celebrates the 75th anniversary of the church’s 1949 construction.
Golden rose nominees
Five of seven Golden Rose nominees stand with SDCCW President Bridgette Adler.
Seeds sown in love, hope at SDCCW convention
St. Anthony the Abbot Church in Cumberland hosted the 74th Annual Diocesan Council of Catholic Women’s annual convention June 27-28. This year’s theme was “Sowing Abundant Seeds.”
The opportunity of summer: Build, repair relationships
“Dad, I’m sorry I haven’t been in better touch.” We were sitting on the porch late at night, two blocks from the beach, with the waves and sounds of the boardwalk within earshot.
Diocese’s annual anniversary celebration
Bishop James P. Powers moves down the aisle of Superior’s Christ the King Cathedral incensing couples celebrating milestone anniversaries after the Rites of Renewal of Marriage Promises and Blessing of Rings.
Hudson parishioners work the earth for I GOT TIME program
Students and adult parishioners from St. Patrick, Hudson, recently braved a hot summer day to work out in gardens, in a volunteer event that also had a strong and bright educational purpose.
Diocese’s Society of St. Vincent de Paul named Lumen Christi finalist
The Superior District Council of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, including 87 members and countless volunteers, has been named a finalist for Catholic Extension’s Lumen Christi Award.
As Mexican sisters depart, Hispanic ministry expands
The departure of the Eucharistic Missionaries of St. Therese after five years of ministering to Hispanic and Latino communities in Barron and Rusk County marks a shift, not an ending.