Tech Can Be Blessing or Curse for Families
Ben Rogalla, Youth Minister at St. Francis Borgia Church, spoke at the G3: Gigs, Geeks and God Conference on Jan. 11 about technology and families. (Submitted photo)
Ben Rogalla, Youth Minister at St. Francis Borgia Church, spoke at the G3: Gigs, Geeks and God Conference on Jan. 11 about technology and families. (Submitted photo)
Dr. Kathleen Cepelka, Superintendent of schools in the Milwaukee Archdiocese, explains the lasting impact of Catholic education.
Students from St. Mary's Visitation Parish received $50 per class to learn the value of paying it forward. You might think it's not much, but a little bit goes a long way towards helping where it's most needed.
The Congregation of Sisters of St. Agnes (CSA) and SSM Health announced earlier this month they’ve successfully completed a transfer of sponsorship of CSA’s health care ministries.
Of the 182 students at St. Lawrence seminary, 26 are foreign born, and just 30 percent of the student body is Caucasian.
The old St. John the Baptist Parish in Plymouth was built in 1906 and lasted until 1987.
Members of the St. Matthias sleeping bag ministry meet on the first Saturday of the month at the church’s Steiger Hall to make about a dozen sleeping bags per month.
St. Benedict the Moor Parish offers a warming room for those in need. It has gotten a lot of use in the past few weeks.
“When people come to St. John’s, I hope they come away with a deeper understanding of the faith and of God and in their relationship with Him in their daily lives." -Fr. Mattox.
Visual impairment hasn't slowed down life or faith for Michael Diaz.