Herald of Hope: Homilies are About More than Just Words
ARCHBISHOP JEROME E. LISTECKI Recently, I was doing a taping for my weekly Relevant Radio Show with co-host Bob Benes. [...]
Herald of Hope: Trinity’s Love Engulfs Our Lives
The Sunday after Pentecost is the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity — it is a celebration of the great mystery of God in our lives.
Herald of Hope: Tide is Turning in Abortion Battle
Now we have entered an era where infanticide is promoted by political leaders, the mask has been totally removed and the horror of abortion is disclosed. The truth is made known that a hidden holocaust has been perpetrated on the American public and the protection of life, in the land of the free and the brave, is not assured.
Archdiocese Was ‘Alive’ to Celebrate 175
Bishop John Martin Henni may not recognize the Archdiocese of Milwaukee today but he would understand and support the Church that celebrates and comforts those who call upon the Lord and profess their trust in Jesus Christ during times of joy and sorrow.
Herald of Hope: Our Bodies Are Key to Our Eternity
One of the primary reasons for the type of respect accorded in this statement is our belief in the doctrine of the Resurrection of the Body.
Herald of Hope: Triduum Lays Out the Whole Story of Jesus’ Love
We realize God’s love and mercy through His Son. May God grant you a Blessed Easter.
Herald of Hope: The Passion Has Power to Transform the World
There are many reasons why we read the Passion every year.
Herald of Hope: Strong Response to Clergy Sexual Abuse Still Needed
In this week's Herald of Hope, Archbishop Jerome Listecki talks about the Archdiocese of Milwaukee’s ongoing commitment in response to clergy sexual abuse of minors.
Repentance, Conversion, Renewal Keys to Lent
Bishop Schuerman discusses some of the keys to Lent in this week's Herald of Hope.
Herald of Hope: The Lenten Journey – A Second Look
In this week's Herald of Hope we assess our progress three weeks into this year’s Lenten journey. Is the world in which we live and to which we are sent any different or better than it was when we had those ashes imposed upon our foreheads?