Women from the Council of Catholic Women groups from five neighboring parishes – Immaculate Conception, Grantsburg; St. John the Baptist, Webster; Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Danbury; Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary, Crescent Lake; and Our Lady of the Lakes, Balsam Lake – gathered at St. Dominic in Frederic for faith, food, and fellowship on Tuesday, May 5.
Two Totus Tuus teams are traveling around the diocese this summer, sharing the Gospel with students.
In recent years, the arrival of artificial intelligence has exploded as a topic of discussion, question, excitement and fears.
A young priest of the Diocese of Superior will speak on the theme of “Living Water” at a diocesan women’s conference in July, and a popular speaker will return to the diocese to offer an evening keynote the night before.
Jeannie Conant was immediately surrounded by dozens of religious images, including a bulletin board I prepared by pulling out written notes from church children, with crayon drawings along with a classic laughing Jesus and baby lamb, somehow appropriate even though she would miss her favorite service, the Easter Vigil.
Parish reaches out through adoration, concessions, High Mass
St. Michael Catholic Church, Iron River, and Knights of Columbus Council 12738 host “The Man of the Shroud” exhibit from June 25 through July 1.
Ninety-five middle school and high school students from six parish clusters, along with 22 adult chaperones, two priests and two deacons attended the Diocese of Superior’s Extreme Faith Camp at CrossWoods Adventure Camp in Mason in June.
On May 22, a procession of parishioners from St. Rita Catholic Church, Presque Isle, recited the Rosary as they carried a statue of their Italian patroness through the neighborhood.
Each year, the Diocese of Superior hires interns to help with summer programming.
