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.
Singer’s platform a place of encounter with Jesus
If, on Christmas morning, there was no snow, no lights, decorations, songs or anything to mark the occasion, “If all we had left was Jesus, would that be enough for us” to celebrate?
Pope urges people to protect, cultivate even smallest signs of peace, hope
The "confrontational" tone dominating both global and national politics is "deepening instability and unpredictability day by day," Pope Leo XIV wrote in his message for World Peace Day.
Attending school Christmas concert, pope thanks children for sharing love
At the end of his one day off each week, Pope Leo XIV went to the local school in Castel Gandolfo and joined hundreds of excited parents in watching the children's Christmas concert.
Vatican’s 2025: Year brings new pope, renewed focus on unity, peace
For the world's 1.4 billion Catholics and for millions of other people as well, the Catholic Church's 2025 was primarily about the death of Pope Francis and the election of Pope Leo XIV.
Christian archaeology can serve evangelization, pope says in document
Christian archaeology seeks to see, hear and touch the Word made flesh, Pope Leo XIV said, inviting the world's bishops and others to encourage young people, lay people and priests to study archaeology.