Keeping Cable community safe
Cheryl Wallace, a postal employee, stands by masks made available at the Cable Post Office on behalf of St. Ann’s Catholic Church.
Cheryl Wallace, a postal employee, stands by masks made available at the Cable Post Office on behalf of St. Ann’s Catholic Church.
Bob Heimerls and Albert Norek, representing the Knights of Columbus Fr. John Slowey Council #2963 in Phillips
Jim Micklson donates blood May 4 at a blood drive at St. Patrick’s Church, Hudson.
Catholic schools in the Diocese of Superior ended their academic year in unprecedented style, which has been the new normal since the coronavirus pandemic restrictions went into place in mid-March.
Approximately 15 years ago, prompted by no particular incident or cause, Fr. Dennis Mullen started a custom of speaking about adoption at the end of Mass for the post-Christmas feast of the Holy Family.
In his welcoming comments before the diocesan celebration of Pentecost, Fr. Andy Ricci, rector of the Cathedral of Christ the King, Superior, acknowledged “some things are gonna look a little different.”
Summer is finally here, but not with the lighthearted ease that normally accompanies it – 2020 has proven to be a rather grave year thus far.
Every year on Memorial Day weekend, Catholic churches in Somerset celebrate a Mass in the cemetery.
“We are in an unprecedented time not only in our country, but specifically in our ministry.”
The parishioners of Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Whittlesey set out to put a little cheer in elderly members who have been isolated during the COVID-19 quarantine.