Prohibiting Communion on the Tongue: A Canonical View
There are very few things as deeply seated as the way we practice our faith – from what we do before and after receiving Communion, to where we sit at Mass, just to give you a couple of examples.
Picture This: Documenting the Quarantine
Though Julie Collins is unable to photograph her clients at this time, the Safer at Home order did not stop her from pursuing her passion to tell stories through photos.
Music Series Helps Liturgy Director Stay Connected
Meggie Moyer, director of liturgy and music at St. Agnes Parish in Butler, developed an alternative means for parishioners to enhance their private worship.
Herald of Hope: Mary Listened to and Understood the Word of God
I have spent some time contemplating the Canticle of Mary, also known as the Magnificat, found in the Gospel of Luke.
Give Us Shepherds: DCN. RICK WIRCH
The importance of the Catholic faith, works of charity and extending Christ’s love were instilled in Dcn. Rick Wirch at a young age through deeds more than words.
Milwaukee Catholic Mamas: Moms Share Social Distancing ‘Silver Linings’
We asked the Milwaukee Catholic Mamas if they had experienced any unexpected blessings during this season of social distancing.
A Matter of Faith: Reflection on Equity and Social Justice
The Scripture readings of the Easter Season help us reflect on how early Christians took their faith seriously by living the commands of Jesus to “Love one another as I have loved you.”
Body of Christ: Carl Christian, St. Louis Parish, Caledonia
Carl Christian’s 31-year career in the Army took him all over the world, but when he retired in 2006, there was only one place he and wife Brenda wanted to settle: their home state of Wisconsin.
Cathedral Continues Giving Aid During Crisis
Volunteers and staff at the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist have worked hard to provide hot lunches six days a week to more than 150 of the most vulnerable among us.
Scripture Readings: May 31, 2020: There are Many Ways of Walking Through This Life
I usually find myself behind other walkers, and that is how out of my boredom I’ve happened to notice how everyone has a bit of a twist to this evolutionary talent we call walking upright.