Grieving a Child Lost to Miscarriage or Stillbirth
Karlee and Cody Horlacher have five children, ages 3 weeks to 7 years, and are active at St. Paul [...]
After Son’s Death, Music Becomes a Ministry of Healing
Craig Colson never expected that his work as a Catholic musician and composer would lead to a ministry with [...]
Twinning Ministry Connects Wisconsin Parishes, Tanzanian Children
Since 2018, St. John the Baptist Parish, Plymouth, and St. Thomas Aquinas Parish, Elkhart Lake, have supported ZeruZeru [...]
Hispanic Youth Encuentro Celebrates Call to Greatness
More than 400 Hispanic Catholic youth from throughout the Archdiocese of Milwaukee gathered Oct. 10 at the Mary Mother [...]
Parishes Take Faith to the Streets
Parishioners from St. Mary and St. Anthony parishes in Menomonee Falls carried the Eucharist and an image of the [...]
Catholic Schools Find Balance in Student Dress Codes
Ryan Kroenke, Principal of Pius XI High School in Milwaukee, saw a need this summer to change the school’s [...]
Disability Perspective Raises Questions About Assisted Suicide
The concern begins, Tami Jackson said, with something so common that people may not recognize it: assumptions about what [...]
Not Alone: Care in the Twilight of Life
At the age of 85, Patricia Belger did something that many people half her age wouldn’t have the courage [...]
Twinning Ministry Connects Wisconsin Parishes, Tanzanian Children
Since 2018, St. John the Baptist Parish, Plymouth, and St. Thomas Aquinas Parish, Elkhart Lake, have supported ZeruZeru [...]
Pope Leo Village Takes Root in Milwaukee
SEVEN HABITAT HOMES PUT FAITH, SERVICE AND AFFORDABLE HOMEOWNERSHIP INTO ACTION. (Submitted Photo) Auxiliary Bishop Jeffrey [...]
100 Years of World Mission Sunday
At Prestea Catholic Church in Ghana, the World Mission Sunday collection is not a basket passed quietly down the [...]
Mission Begins With the Love of Christ
In June of 1996, I was assigned to serve as pastor of St. Frances Cabrini Parish in West [...]
Whose Image Do We Bear?
In 2008, due to the expansion of a hotel in Bath, England, archaeologists performed the routine duty of [...]
Body of Christ– Nick Krammer
Nick was born in Brookfield but moved to West Chester, Ohio, when he was 2. He has three [...]
AI: Questions of Power, Purpose and Humanity
The topic of AI is not going to leave the zeitgeist anytime soon, and honestly, I don’t think [...]
Innovation Drives Mission at St. Mary’s Springs Academy
Catholic high school leaders strive to balance the rich traditions of their school communities with an innovative academic [...]
Building a Culture of Life
“God looked upon everything he had made, and he found it very good.” (Genesis 1:31a) In poetic fashion, [...]
The Vineyard of Catholic Education
Isaiah describes God as a gardener who does everything possible for his vineyard. He prepares the soil, removes [...]
Sullivan Campus Gets Major Athletic Upgrade
Catholic Memorial High School’s Sullivan Campus received a major renovation over the summer, adding new AstroTurf fields, lighting, batting [...]
Fr. Herda Marks 19 Seasons With the Brewers
When Fr. Jerry Herda was growing up, he dreamed of playing baseball for his favorite team — the Milwaukee [...]
Behind the Broadcast, ‘Men for Others’
The tense moment of opportunity not only came for 11 blue-and-gold-clad Marquette University High School Hilltoppers on a football [...]