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From slavery to joy and hopefulness
St. Josephine Bakhita | Feast Day: Feb. 8 Kidnapped. Beaten. Sold. So traumatized she forgot her own name. This is the horrifying...
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1.8KYour Community – January 2018
This article was posted on: January 2, 2018
500TH COMMEMORATION OF THE REFORMATION Father John Schultz and Rev. Lori Ruge-Jones of University Lutheran in Eau Claire were Co-Presiders at the...
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2.1KCelebrate the passing of time
This article was posted on: December 19, 2017
Time is what keeps things from happening all at once. I can’t believe we will be saying goodbye to Father Christmas and...
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How much is enough?
Among the generous Catholics in our diocese and beyond, who has not at some point thought, “If one more group asks me...
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2.7KThe St. Nick you never knew
This article was posted on: December 7, 2017
A jolly man in a red suit or a fourth century bishop? Did you know that, at one time, the real St....
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1.9KYour Community – December 2017
This article was posted on: December 5, 2017
WE ARE ALL SAINTS The first grade class at St. Mary School in Colby celebrated All Saints Day through a project where...
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2.2KComfort in gratitude
This article was posted on: December 1, 2017
With the heartbreaking news of the hurricanes in Florida and Texas, life does somehow continue for those not lost, and life must...
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Thankful for prayer
I remember one, beautiful fall day when our younger daughter was about 12 years old. We had just adopted two horses and...
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2.7KI have two loves: The Sick and the Poor
This article was posted on: November 17, 2017
Father Solanus Casey to be beatified in Detroit Opening doors to the hungry One day in 1929, during the Great Depression, the...
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3.5KSt. Leo the Great – Feast Day: Nov. 10
This article was posted on: November 10, 2017
A man of peace, a pastoral pope, a preacher, and a staunch defender of doctrine; Pope St. Leo the Great managed to...