Diocesan schools end year looking forward
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.
Anniversary and adoption: Living records of God’s grace
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.
Staying ‘plugged in’ from Ascension to Pentecost
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.”
Lessons learned this school year
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.
Adaptive RCIA a mutual benefit
“We are in an unprecedented time not only in our country, but specifically in our ministry.”
From Alaska to Wisconsin
Deacon heeds God’s call
Public holy Masses resume
As we move once again into Ordinary Time, I pray you still feel in your hearts and know in your heads the hope, joy, love, peace, power and strength of the Easter season and the great feast of Pentecost. Today it is with great joy that I write once again to update you on our diocesan plan to resume the public celebration of the holy Mass.
Social-distanced summer events take shape
More detailed information regarding plans for the June 15-19 virtual offering of Extreme Faith Camp was released by the Office of Catholic Formation days prior to a final Go To Meeting call with camp and parish catechetical leadership.
Intern joins diocesan staff
The Diocese of Superior’s summer youth ministry intern for 2020 is Elise Burns.
Bell tower acts as signal, old and new
WWMD – What would Mary do? The letters comprise the station identification for the only Catholic radio station transmitting within the Diocese of Superior. What they stand for is the inspiration behind the Holy Family Radio Association, evangelizing the Chequamegon Bay area since 2007.