Now we have entered an era where infanticide is promoted by political leaders, the mask has been totally removed and the horror of abortion is disclosed. The truth is made known that a hidden holocaust has been perpetrated on the American public and the protection of life, in the land of the free and the brave, is not assured.
Bishop John Martin Henni may not recognize the Archdiocese of Milwaukee today but he would understand and support the Church that celebrates and comforts those who call upon the Lord and profess their trust in Jesus Christ during times of joy and sorrow.
We realize God’s love and mercy through His Son. May God grant you a Blessed Easter.
In this week's Herald of Hope, Archbishop Jerome Listecki talks about the Archdiocese of Milwaukee’s ongoing commitment in response to clergy sexual abuse of minors.
I have been part of the pro-life debate since my college and law school days, respectfully listening to those that defended the killing of the unborn.
I decided my priorities would be Catholic Identity, Evangelization and Stewardship.
We cannot be indifferent to those in need.
We are called to encounter Jesus and grow as disciples through the sacramental life of the Church.
Ironically, when society needs the voice and teachings of the Church at the decision-making table, it is at this time we find the Church marginalized by political leaders.
The wounds of the Resurrected Jesus are an important sign to believers that as Christ suffered and died for us, we also must carry the crosses given to us as we journey through life.