Herald of Hope: Go Forth and Give Witness to Jesus Christ
The Gospel of Mark is a story of communication. Jesus is a man with a message, announcing the approach of the Kingdom of God.
‘Catholic Comeback’ Plan Announced
Archbishop Jerome E. Listecki announced Thursday, April 30, in a conference call with priests and parish directors that churches in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee will be allowed to resume public Mass on Pentecost Sunday, May 31.
Our Lady of San Juan de los Lagos Procession Set for May 3
KAREN MAHONEY SPECIAL TO THE CATHOLIC HERALD On Sunday, May 3, Fr. Javier Bustos S.T.D., Vicar General for Hispanic Ministry [...]
Give Us Shepherds: Dcn. Jim Dieters
Dcn. Jim Deiters grew up on the south side of Chicago but is now the permanent deacon at St. Benedict in Fontana.
Emergency Fund Established
The archdiocese has created a Coronavirus Emergency Fund to help alleviate the financial hardship caused by the outbreak.
Make Quarantine Count With ‘Step Out Stronger’
As social distancing regulations slowly ease in the coming weeks and months, the John Paul II Office for the New Evangelization wants Catholics to be able to “Step Out Stronger” when they resume their post-pandemic routines.
Milwaukee Catholic Mamas: Making May a Month of Mary (From Home)
COLLEEN JURKIEWICZ CATHOLIC HERALD If this were a normal May, honoring the Blessed Mother would almost be too easy. We [...]
Scripture Readings, May 3, 2020: Even if We’re Lost, We Can Be Found
Sometimes people seem to get lost on their way through life. I suppose it happens to all of us at one time or another.
Body of Christ: Timothy Riedl, Sacred Heart Parish, Racine
Timothy Riedl has been announced as the new principal at St. Catherine's High School in Racine.
RCIA Elect Stuck in Holding Pattern
These final weeks of the RCIA process, when the catechumen become “the elect” and prepare for initiation into the Catholic Church at the Easter Vigil, are meant to be periods of “purification and enlightenment.” But as the novel coronavirus began emerging as a serious threat to public health in the early weeks of March, it quickly became clear that this period would last much longer than anyone had anticipated.