Lenten Luncheon Series Set to Kick Off for Fifth Year
Archbishop Jerome Listecki will host the fifth annual Lenten Luncheon series this month to highlight the work being done by Catholic Charities Milwaukee and its community partners.
Archbishop Looks Toward Next Five Years
Archbishop Jerome Listecki reflects on his time in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee and takes inventory of all he still hopes to achieve before his mandatory retirement in five years.
40 Days for Life Kenosha to Host Prayer Campaign
40 Days for Life is a life-saving prayer campaign that will take place throughout the Archdiocese of Milwaukee beginning on Ash Wednesday, March 6, and concluding on Palm Sunday, April 14.
Herald of Hope: Healing Our Broken World
So much social healing needs to be done these days. It is not only our task, but truly the work of God. So much needs to be done.
Rice Bowls Provide Support for Those Who Struggle
Catholic Relief Services Lenten Rice Bowls help support local efforts to alleviate poverty and hunger through food pantries and meal programs, as well as global initiatives.
Where We Worship: For Holy Family There Are Few Growing Pains
Holy Family in Fond du Lac grew out of the merger of six parishes in the early 2000s. It is now the largest parish in the 10-county region of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.
Grant Program for Catholic Schools Announced
Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee will have access to a new grant program. Giving Initiatives For Today’s Students (G.I.F.T.S.) was revealed at the annual Archbishop's Catholic Schools Dinner on Wednesday, Feb. 13.
Youth Rally Brings Students Together in Christ
The genesis of the Wisconsin Catholic Youth Rally was more than a decade ago when a group of friends saw the need for a dynamic youth retreat in Milwaukee.
Where We Worship: St. Therese Driven By Mission
The mission statement of St. Therese Parish, 9525 W. Bluemound Road, Milwaukee, is as modest and powerful as its namesake, and is reflective of its founding by the Pallotines in the 1920s.
Pope Francis’s Rabbi Coming to Milwaukee
When Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio emerged as the new worldwide leader of the Roman Catholic Church, there were many stories about him, including that one of his best friends from Argentina was a rabbi.