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.
Oscar Romero: A Martyr for the People
In 1980, just one day after urging El Salvador’s military to terminate a series of cruelties that would inflame a 12-year civil war in his impoverished country, Salvadoran Archbishop Oscar Romero was shot dead while celebrating Mass.
Clergy Sexual Abuse: A Stain on Our History
COLLEEN JURKIEWICZ CATHOLIC HERALD STAFF If all the scandal that had ever plagued the Archdiocese of Milwaukee over its 175-year [...]
Disaster Victims’ Family Members Speak Out
Disasters in Puerto Rico and Mexico left many devastated, but you can help.
Harvey Victims Will Need Help
Image: Marquette basketball coach Steve Wojciechowski and student manager Cole Bovard pack boxes with gear and shoes Aug. 29 for Harvey victims in Texas.
A Journey Experiencing Fatima
Robin Busalacchi chronicles moving and spiritual pilgrimage to Fatima.
‘Holocaust by Bullets’ Shares Unknown Tales of Holocaust Terror
Powerful photos and eyewitness testimonies tell the story of the “Holocaust by Bullets” on exhibit through May 23.
Mission trip to Nigeria a life-changing experience for St. Luke’s Fr. Augustine
It all began with an unexpected phone call.
Syrian Conflict Through Lens of Humanity
A single, yellow wildflower is a vivid reminder of the tragic toll the six-year war has taken on the people of Syria.
Pope names envoy to study pastoral care of faithful in Medjugorje
VATICAN CITY — Without commenting on the authenticity of alleged Marian apparitions in Medjugorje, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Pope Francis has appointed a [...]