ay and Lesa Radtke, who teach confirmation classes for the six Catholic parishes in the Superior area, asked students to put action behind their lesson on social justice.

We recognize the many ways the COVID-19 pandemic has affected us when it comes to baptisms, weddings, funerals, and even anniversary celebrations in our communities, but that does not stop the people of Good Shepherd Parish in Rib Lake. 

Carolyn Coblentz, teacher at St. Francis de Sales in Spooner, rides her makeshift stationary bike in the rain.

“Jesus, I trust in you.” Those are the words beneath the Divine Mercy image of Jesus he instructed St. Faustina to have painted.

Bishop James P. Powers offered a prayer and spoke on the importance of Catholic radio at the March 10 Real Presence Radio Fundraising Banquet in Duluth.

Six-year old Elliot Richardson was surprised and thrilled to see one of the catechists from Our Lady of the Lake in Ashland deliver a package to their mailbox.

“Walking with Moms in Need: A Year of Service” is one of the many efforts affected by the coronavirus pandemic.

March 4 marked the 100th anniversary of the founding of the National Council for Catholic Women. Board members for the Diocese of Superior Council of Catholic Women marked the occasion during their March meeting.

The testimonies of two women who have prepared to receive Sacraments of Initiation this Easter share a common theme: the importance of welcome and invitation.