How the early Christians lived their lives: 5 ways to be a witness today
Nicolás de Cárdenas Catholic News Agency The book “The [...]
Nicolás de Cárdenas Catholic News Agency The book “The [...]
International Women's Day has long been an occasion for women and men connected to the Vatican to gather to discuss the role of women in the church and society.
In Amman, Jordan, there is a tailoring workshop where, in addition to creating clothing and accessories, the wounds of life are stitched back together.
Lenten missions are in progress in parishes across the diocese as Catholics prepare themselves for Christ’s death and resurrection. In Rice Lake, clinical psychologist, author, speaker and radio and television personality Dr. Ray Guarendi was invited to speak for three nights, from Feb. 18-20, on topics related to parenting, marriage and the logic of being Catholic.
At the Diocese of Superior’s 2024 Women’s Retreat, the presenter was Angela Schnieders, a former FOCUS missionary of 15 years and who serves a board chairman of FIERCE Athlete and also works with The Woman School founded by January Donovan. A college athlete herself, Schnieders has also studied with the Augustine Institute.
Holy Rosary School, Medford, fifth- and sixth-graders hosted a bake sale for Stepping Stones, an organization serving victims of domestic violence, in February.
An effort initiated by the Christian filtering service Covenant Eyes, Safe Haven Sunday was launched across the Diocese of Superior on the second Sunday of Lent to draw attention to media usage.
While 2024 is not the first year the Diocese of Superior has hosted overnight retreats for both men and women, these retreats held a special historical significance as the first events at the new Trinity Woods Catholic Retreat Center in Trego.
The first assembly of the synod on synodality demonstrated that an effective way to break the chains of clericalism and highlight the voices and experience of women in the church is to begin by listening and praying together before discussing issues, said two synod participants.
Christians who never renounce their love for Christ and are faithful to the point of death are a blessing for everyone, Pope Francis said.