Shooting victim learning God’s purpose for him
Nearly two years after being shot three times in an attempted robbery, Simon Muema professes first vows as a Salvatorian.
Black Catholics condemn violence, call for discussion
The Milwaukee Archdiocesan Black Catholic Commission issues a statement in response to unrest in the country.
All Saints part of All Things in Common initiative
MILWAUKEE — As a partner of the Milwaukee Common Council’s recently announced All Things in Common initiative, All Saints Catholic [...]
Retreat takes moms, daughters down Wisconsin River
A group from St. Francis Borgia Parish, Cedarburg, enjoy a Paddle and a Prayer retreat down the Wisconsin River.
‘Crusaders’ prepare for Seton journey
ST. FRANCIS – By occupation, Attending the opening of the three-day orientation for Seton employees at the Cousins Center, they [...]
Principal sees Seton affiliation as ‘positive for all members’
MILWAUKEE — When Fr. Larry Chapman became pastor of St. Catherine Parish on 51st and Center streets in Milwaukee in [...]
Catholicism a constant at St. Catherine School
Pastor, principal fortify relationship with parish to maintain Catholic identity.
Senegalese priest shares ‘healing gift’
A priest from Senegal, known for his healing abilities, was in Milwaukee last month.
Wisconsin’s pilgrims reflect on WYD experience
Some of the people from the Milwaukee Archdiocese share their experiences at the 14th World Youth Day in Poland last month.
Archbishop says church must address causes of violence
Violence is never justified as a response to anger and hurt and only creates a self-inflicted wound on a community, said Archbishop Jerome E. Listecki in the wake of two evenings of rioting.