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.
Campus Life Will Be Different at Mount Mary in Fall
Mount Mary University joins the growing number of U.S. colleges that are planning to reopen this fall, albeit with dramatic changes to campus life created to keep the coronavirus at bay.
Marquette University Plans for Changes in Fall Semester
Marquette University is still in the planning stages for the fall semester but does plan to open the campus to in-person classes for the start of the fall semester Wednesday, Aug. 26.
Body of Christ: Joe Parajecki, St. Thomas Aquinas Parish, Waterford
Joe Parajecki is a sales representative for Pritzlaff Wholesale Meats Inc.
Catholic Professionals Forum Pivots to Virtual Meeting
In place of the usual in-person breakfast meeting, the CPF hosted a Zoom meeting on Thursday, May 21, for about 70 participants.
Schoenstatt Order Ordains New Priest
On Saturday, June 6, Archbishop Jerome E. Listecki ordained Fr. Jeff Roedel to the Schoenstatt order of priests at his home parish, Holy Apostles in New Berlin.
Massingale: Church Needs to do Better on Race
Fr. Bryan Massingale credits his parents and the witness of his family for teaching him the realities of what it was like to be black in Milwaukee, as it was and continues to be one of the most racially segregated cities in the U.S.
Herald of Hope: Church Faces Challenges from Secular Culture
We have drifted away from an incorporation of Catholic vision into who we are and what we do in exchange for an acceptance of whatever is the current interpretation of social situations.