Putting a face on immigration issues
I spent my high school and then college summers working in a factory where the temperature was always a sweaty [...]
Living your Catholic faith isn’t an easy feat
Sometimes, it can be incredibly lonely to be a Catholic. Since moving to Bay View last year, I have found [...]
Living your Catholic faith in the 21st century
Let’s face it: these days, it’s tough to be Catholic. Friends, family, even the media can make you feel as [...]
What God does through us when we say “Yes!”
Traci Dolski, an occupational therapist, participates in Mass at the chapel inside Columbia – St. Mary’s Hospital, the last stop [...]
Mini-profile: Aimee Monsees
School and/or occupation Teacher What’s on your iPod? Mostly ‘80s and ‘90s music. If you could dine with anyone, living [...]
Mini-profile: Kelly Kachelski
School and/or Occupation UW-Whitewater student/dance teacherWhat’s on your iPod? Everything from kids’ songs to classical to rock.If you could dine [...]
Leading lives of charity, walking in beauty
Tara YangFive undergraduate college students reflect on the values they’ve learned from their parishes, families and schools by sharing inspirational [...]
Top 5 ways to stay motivated this summer in…
1. Your spiritual life With barbecues, pool parties and friends to see, it’s easy to forget about keeping your spiritual [...]
Mini-profile: Catherine Curley
Catherine CurleyLiving and working among the poor may not be for everyone, but 24-year-old Catherine Curley calls it a privilege. [...]
How, why we must ‘welcome the stranger
It needs to be fixed, yet no one can agree just how to solve the immigration issue in the United [...]