Archdiocese’s Ethnic Roots Woven into its Fabric
Those various threads of “Catholicisms” combine to form a vivid tapestry of cultural and faith traditions in southeastern Wisconsin — one which continues to be a work in progress.
Volunteers Sought to Test 175-Mile Path
John Kasprzak of St. Matthias Parish is developing replica churches that will be used during a 175-mile pilgrimage next [...]
Schoenstatt Center Provides Natural Beauty
The Schoenstatt Retreat Center in Waukesha was built by the Schoenstatt sisters in 1969.
Parishes Can Be ‘Rebuilt,’ and the Tools Are There
Fr. Ricardo Martin discovers benefits of technology in parishes.
Making the Bells Toll for Thee: Restoring the Bells of Milwaukee
Michael Horne may need bell ringers if he fulfills his wish to ring in the New Year with a citywide peal of bells Jan. 1, 2019, at midnight.
Milwaukee Doctor Thrives as Pro-Life OBGYN
The medical field — especially the discipline of obstetrics and gynecology — may not appear to be a particularly friendly environment for faithful Catholics these days.
St. John XXIII Parish Help Feed Thousands Worldwide
One hundred thousand meals, 500 volunteers and $22,000 is what it takes for St. John XXIII Parish’s next event to be a success.
Mamas Group Provides Sense of Community
Milwaukee Catholic Mamas plan outings, play dates, and other events for parents and their children to get to know each other.
From Catholic to Methodist to Catholic
David Benzinger (left) chose to leave the Catholic faith as a young man. However, two years ago, he returned to the flock.
Catholic Schools Use Prayer to Honor Parkland Shooting Victims
On March 14, students in thousands of schools walked out of class to commemorate the deaths of those killed in Parkland, Florida.