Sports Reflects the Journey of Life
Ask Fr. Jerry With the success of the Milwaukee Bucks winning the 2021 NBA World Championship and [...]
U.S. Policing Practices and the Quest for Racial Justice
The anniversary of George Floyd’s death should compel us to reflect back on the social uprisings that erupted [...]
Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month – Celebrating Our Diversity
From Our Own May is American Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month. The initiative was introduced to Congress [...]
Inclusivity Sought by Black Catholics as Part of Reckoning
The Canonization of Fr. Augustus Tolton This is the third in a three-part series on the canonization [...]
Celebrating Unity in Diversity During Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month
From Our Own The state of Wisconsin is home to many citizens of Asian Pacific Island communities [...]
Fr. Tolton Sent Into ‘Cup of Suffering’
Note: This is the second of three parts on the Canonization of Fr. Augustus Tolton. When Fr. Augustus [...]
Canonization of Fr. Augustus Tolton: Significance for Race Relations and Interculturality
From Our Own Note: This is the first of three parts on the Canonization of Fr. Augustus [...]
A Sign of Contradiction: Practicing Nonviolence in a Violent Society
From Our Own This year, the anniversary of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s assassination falls on [...]
Forgive Us Our Trespasses
From Our Own Forgiveness was a theme that came up in various ways at our recent Confirmation [...]
Curing Racism: Rend Your Hearts not Your Garments
The Hebrew prophets were the best social critics of their time. Reading the “signs of the time” appealed [...]