Marquette College of Nursing Receives Scholarship to Support Disadvantaged Students
The Marquette University College of Nursing will receive more than $3 million over five years in Scholarship for Disadvantaged Students funds.
Milwaukee Native Serves Health Needs in Ecuador
Dr. David Gaus grew up in the pews at Mother of Good Counsel Parish in Milwaukee, where he saw the immense importance of faith, set by the example of his mother and father.
Priest Set to Serve as Army Chaplain in Iraq
Fr. Angel Anaya, who has been a member of the U.S. Army Reserves since 2015, received his orders on June 30 to report to Fort Bliss, Texas, by July 4
First Communion, Youth Confirmation a Sign of Spiritual Life Post-COVID
All over southeastern Wisconsin, parishes are beginning to schedule and plan for the crucial sacraments of initiation that were postponed by the pandemic
Our Lady Queen of Peace Founding Member Turns 100
Milwaukee native Dorothy Kunicki will celebrate her 100th birthday Tuesday, July 21.
Two St. Jude Students Receive Christian Award
Owen Bell and Addy Leffler have received the Women of St. Jude Christian Awards for 2020. The two eighth-grade students [...]
Ask Fr. Jerry: Pro-Life Stance Informed Church’s COVID-19 Response
The discussion from the very beginning was that we, as a Catholic Church, are a pro-life church. We believe and teach that we should do everything in our power to preserve life.
Black Catholic March for Racial Justice Set for July 11
The Black Catholic March for Racial Justice will begin at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, July 11, at St. Francis of Assisi Parish (1927 Vel R. Phillips Ave., Milwaukee).
Students Learn Beatitudes in Unique Way
Despite the social distancing drawbacks, Jeff Kraschnewski, brought out his creative side to ensure the students grasped the lesson of the Beatitudes.
Herald of Hope: Search for Justice Tied to Thirst for Eucharist
“In the face of racism, Catholics must hunger for justice as we hunger for the Eucharist.”