Erin and Tim Pann of New Berlin were in Paris on Monday, April 15, when the Notre-Dame de Paris, arguably the most iconic medieval structure in Europe, caught fire.
Catholic Education Helps Pave Path for Super Bowl Champ
St. Thomas More alumnus Jon Dekker credits the strength of his Catholic education for laying the groundwork that enabled him to experience unbelievable blessings and life success.
Wisconsin Mom of the Year from St. Patrick Parish in Elkhorn
Elaine Wesner Sellenheim was recently named 2019 Wisconsin Mother of the Year by the American Mothers Inc. The Elkhorn mother of two credits her husband, family and strong Catholic Faith for the achievement.
Marriage: It’s More than the Venue and the Dress
Couples want a beautiful and memorable wedding, but even more important is having a joy-filled, solid marriage that can withstand the tests of time. The Archdiocese of Milwaukee marriage program can help.
Christ: The Light That Dispels All Darkness
Darkness symbolizes those who have not yet come to faith; and light, those who have.
Healing Marriages Through Retrouvaille
A weekend spent at a Retrouvaille retreat can work wonders to help save a struggling marriage. The next local event will be in January in Racine.
One Community, One Church, One Family
Involving the whole family and community keeps faith strong.
When the Going Gets Tough, Turn to Mary
The virtue of patience to wait for the Holy Spirit is so needed in our world.
The Delight of Coming to Know God
Sixth Sunday of Easter Acts 8:5-8, 14-17 1 Peter 3:15-18 John 14:15-21 One of my enduring insights into liturgical spirituality came unexpectedly from Msgr. Alphonse Popek, a professed traditional Milwaukee priest, who 45 years ago, resisted the liturgical reforms initiated by the Second Vatican Council. In the late 1970s, Fr. John Brophy and I were […]
What it Means to Walk in the Steps of Jesus
Scenes in Martin Scorsese film illustrate how to walk in footsteps of Christ.
