What a joy it was to travel with our teens to D.C. for the March this year. We had not taken a group since 2020. With the Dobbs Supreme Court Decision allowing states the freedom to legislate for life, finding local ways to advocate for life is more important than ever.

Lent is a time of conversion and penance that the Catholic Church offers to believers to prepare for and live the Easter triduum — the mystery of the passion, death, and resurrection of Jesus.

Having parents visit occasionally for lunch is a treat [...]

Fr. Samuel Schneider, whose family is from Rhinelander, was ordained a priest in June 2017. He was co-sponsored by the Diocese of Superior and the Archdiocese for the Military Services.

Winners of the Knights of Columbus’ True Meaning of Christmas Poster Contest at Holy Rosary Catholic School, Medford.

A group of young adults from around the diocese, who have gotten to know each other through various diocesan events over the years, got together in mid-December in Hayward while many people were home on their Christmas breaks.

Research shows that only 35 percent of students are reading proficiently, but 95 percent of students can learn to read

This past January, I had the opportunity to join 20,000 young Catholics as they gathered in St. Louis for the Fellowship of Catholic University Students’ annual SEEK conference.

Catholic schools encourage the student to love and care (for) one another, attending holy Mass and adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. When the students make use of these opportunities with faith with the encouragement of their parents and teachers with their exemplary life, definitely the students bolster their faith and sacramental life.

Revitalizing the church of St. Anne, Somerset, was a process. Back in 2017, a group of parishioners brought up their dream of restoring this 1917 Italian Romanesque building to match the vision of E. L. Masqueray, the renowned architect.