Wisconsin bishops release statement on immigration
We, the bishops of Wisconsin, reaffirm the recent special message by the United States bishops regarding ongoing federal immigration enforcement. Immigration is a profoundly complex issue.
Diocesan Chorale provides musical excellence, ministry
Choir celebrates 25 years of serving diocese
Wisconsin high court ends state’s crusade against DOS Catholic Charities
The Wisconsin Supreme Court on Dec. 15 blocked the state’s recent effort to defy the U.S. Supreme Court’s unanimous ruling in Catholic Charities Bureau v. Wisconsin Labor & Industry Review Commission.
As Holy Doors close, cardinals emphasize God’s arms are always open
The path to conversion, the door to God's mercy and the call to live in Christian hope all continue beyond the Jubilee Year, said the three cardinals who closed the Holy Doors at three major basilicas in Rome.
Pope thanks priests, encourages them to share responsibilities with laity
At a time when so much pressure and so many demands are placed on priests, they should find support, freedom and relief in recognizing the gifts of laypeople and collaborating with them, Pope Leo XIV said.
Parishes, schools complete Eucharistic consecration
Fr. Papi Reddy Yeruva, following Bishop James P. Powers’ [...]
Diocese seeks collaboration with mission school, parish
Bishop James P. Powers met with more than 100 people at the St. Francis Solanus Parish hall on Tuesday, Dec. 2, to address rumors about the church closing and the two School Sisters of St. Francis who govern the school being called home to Milwaukee.
The impact of sacred art
n the book “The Way of Beauty,” by David Clayton, he explains that sacred art has a definite purpose in a Christian’s world.
Our Lady of Guadalupe celebrated
John Rukavina offered a presentation on Our Lady of Guadalupe, whose feast is Dec. 12, with Janice Narlock at St. Bridget Catholic Church in River Falls.
Thanksgiving for the community
St. Theresa, Three Lakes, and pastor Fr. Ron Serrao hosted a free Thanksgiving dinner for the community on Nov. 27.