LAUREN ROACH CATHOLIC HERALD STAFF Women’s Care Center employs a secular business model with a Catholic heart, Board Chairman Tom Linn explained. The 16 dedicated staff members pump the lifeblood of counseling and care into the two Milwaukee locations, which are equipped with state-of-the-art, medical-grade ultrasound technology, generously donated by the Knights of Columbus, and […]
Where We Worship: St. Theresa Thrives as Part of Three-Parish Grouping
LARRY HANSON CATHOLIC HERALD STAFF St. Teresa of Avila has always been a strong influence of the small Dodge County community of Theresa (population 1,262 in 2010). The parish (St. Theresa) with 170 families was named after her. The first three baptisms in the parish were recorded by Fr. Casper Rehrl (who served from 1855-63) […]
The Anonymous They
MEREDITH FREDIANI A sweet young adult friend was telling me about her wedding plans. The ceremony will be traditionally Catholic and her reception will be a beautiful reflection of her and her future husband. They are being intentional about creating an experience that will meet the needs of guests with young children and their own […]
Unplanned Showings Throughout the Archdiocese
Access the link below for the most recent updates for dates, times, and locations of showings around the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. Click Here for Unplanned Showings Click here for the Holy Hours for Life scheduled throughout the Archdiocese.
Catholic Mamas: NFP Is a Gift for Catholic Women
COLLEEN JURKIEWICZ CATHOLIC HERALD STAFF If you’re a Catholic woman, you probably fall into one of three groups when it comes to NFP. Group one: you don’t know what those letters stand for. Maybe you’re not married, maybe you’ve never thought about family size, maybe you’re just not interested in any of it. Group two: […]
Business Guide Set for Sept. 5 Issue
In the Sept. 5 issue, the Catholic Herald will put the spotlight on Catholic-owned or run businesses in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.
OSF Sisters Move into New Motherhouse
COLLEEN JURKIEWICZ CATHOLIC HERALD STAFF As Franciscan women, the Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi (OSF) embrace a life of simplicity. Since their founding in 1849 on the shores of Lake Michigan, their charism ministering to those in material, physical or spiritual need manifests itself in the joyful austerity of their day-to-day life — doing […]
Six Set to be Ordained to Priesthood
Here are profiles of the six men who will be ordained May 18 at the Cathedral of St. John the Evagelist.
Notre Dame Fire Causes Sorrow for Local Catholics
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.
