Catholics on Racial Justice: Where Do We Go From Here?
Confronting and deconstructing racism — in our institutions, in our government and in ourselves — is part of our duty as followers of Christ.
Prayer for Racial Justice Held at Cathedral
The prayer service, which was entitled “Together in Christ: Prayer for Racial Justice,” incorporated themes of justice, oppression, deliverance and redemptive suffering.
Alfons Gallery Launches Online Exhibition Series
While Alfons Gallery has temporarily suspended its regular hours of operation for in-person visits as a public health response to [...]
Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network for USA Gets New Director
Fr. Frederic Fornos, SJ, announced from Vatican City that he named Fr. Laramie for the position as National Director for the USA.
Sisters Become Friends for Alverno Students
Alverno’s three parent institutions were imbued with the order’s dedication to helping women glorify God with their gifts through education and professional development.
Initial Coronavirus Emergency Fund Grants Announced
The Archdiocese of Milwaukee created the Coronavirus Emergency Fund to help alleviate the financial hardship caused by the outbreak. Thanks to your generosity, [...]
Give Us Shepherds: DCN. JIM FRANCOIS
COLLEEN JURKIEWICZ CATHOLIC HERALD STAFF You said your ordination almost didn’t happen. Why’s that? Well, we’ve got all these [...]
A Message to Our Readers
Beginning with the July 2 issue, the Catholic Herald will print every other week year-round for a total of 26 issues per year.
Milwaukee Catholic Mamas: Confronting Race as a Catholic Family
Preventing the death of Black human beings as the result of racism is work that will require a multifaceted approach and the cooperation of many levels of legislative, law enforcement and social entities.
Scripture Readings, June 28, 2020: Spirituality Journey Transforms Hostility to Hospitality
Whatever acts of kindness, acts of love and openness to hospitality that we practice become bridges connecting this world and the world that is to come.