Memento mori
Death is an uncomfortable truth. Despite the comfort of our Catholic belief in the soul’s immortality, the thought of leaving this life is an alarming one.
Supporting pregnancy care centers ‘a Catholic responsibility’
Bonnie Thom is the new director for the Respect [...]
Catholic Schools Week: Q&A with one principal
Superintendent of Schools for the Diocese of Superior Peggy Schoenfuss acknowledged the extra hours that principals are putting in to cover staff shortages and the additional demands placed on Catholic schools and their administrations during the COVID-19 pandemic.
For injured musician, a tough 2020
When a local lifelong Catholic considers most everything currently in his life, he’s at quite a loss. Still, he is persevering, and when not in the hospital, he is even praying at chapel at least once a day.
Colorful customs to celebrate feasts
Fr. Bala Policetty is accompanied by Jorge, Maria and Liliana Valades after the Dec. 12 Eucharistic Celebration on the feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe at St. Joseph in Barron.
Hudson Carmelites welcome novice
At a private ritual at Morning Prayer, on Sunday, Jan. 10, the Carmelite Nuns of Hudson received Catherine Rose Bier, Janesville, as a novice in their community.
A message about the inauguration
A message from Bishop James P. Powers about the inauguration.
Catholic Schools Week: State of the schools
A tribute to teachers and teamwork
A prescription refill for coping with COVID
There’s nothing quite like a good Chuck Norris joke. A while back, my family went through a streak of sharing one-liners and memes heralding the prowess of Norris, now 80 years old. It was unbeatable humor even for the siblings who couldn’t tell you what he did before the turn of the century.
Charismatic prayer training ‘very successful’
Thirty-four people participated in the Diocese of Superior’s Charismatic Renewal Fall Conference Sept. 26 at Our Lady of Sorrows in Ladysmith.