Cornucopia clean-up
A crew from St. Ann Catholic Church in Cornucopia attended Mass, ate a light luncheon together and completed a fall clean-up outside the church on Sunday, Nov. 1.
Halloween festivities at St. Francis
Members of St. Francis Xavier, Superior, participated in the annual Spooktacular parade in Superior on Saturday, Oct. 24.
Fall Conference: Love, life, wonder as tech antidote
Asking “What are we made for?” and revisiting the human desire for communion, Theology of the Body Institute presenter Bill Donaghy’s afternoon keynotes at Fall Conference on Oct. 23 continued the theme of choosing “analog versus algorithm” experiences.
Milestone for permanent diaconate candidates
The Institution of Lector celebration for men in their second year of candidacy formation for the permanent diaconate was held at 4 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 17, at St. Anthony de Padua Church in Tony.
‘We’re on the edge of something beautiful’
First Fall Conference keynote addresses tech, culture
‘We receive our humanity as a gift’
Bishop Powers speaks on need to give, receive love
Blessing the big animals
On Oct. 4, the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi, the parish cluster of St. Therese of Lisieux, Phillips; St. John the Baptist, Prentice; and St. Paul the Apostle, Catawba, held an animal blessing at all three parishes.
America Needs Fatima rally
On Oct. 10, an America Needs Fatima public square rosary rally was held at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, Hayward.
A discernment testimony: ‘The prize is Jesus’
My name is Jenny Hill. I grew up in the Diocese of Superior, and though much of my adult life has taken me elsewhere, what I bring back is not a finished story but an honest one.
Apostolate connecting Diocese of Superior, women religious
Our diocese has been blessed to work with the Friends of the Bridegroom apostolate. Their mission is to “renew the church through the healing, renewal, and expansion of women’s religious life in America.” We are all “Friends of the Bridegroom” because we are called as Christians to remind each other of Christ’s love for us. All vocations are necessary for the life of the church to thrive.