Stepping Forward with Hope-Filled Commitment
By Bryn Rademaker. The Sacraments—perfect, pure, treasured gifts from our Lord that unite us to each other and to himself in miraculous ways. One Sacrament in particular reflects the utter self-sacrificial love and mercy God has for each one of his beloved: you betcha, it’s MARRIAGE!...
By Br. Nathan Linton, OFM, Cap. Francis finally makes it to Rome after his conversion to petition the pope to allow him to start a new religious order...
By Haley Arndt. Depending on how many Catholic social media platforms you may or may not follow, this might just be the three-hundredth blog that you’ve scrolled through with the word Lent in the title. BUT DON’T SCROLL PAST THIS ONE...
By Kevin Johnson. Sometimes, in the midst of a snowy Wisconsin winter, all you can do is make an attempt at humor. Or go skiing. Or both...
By Isaiah Schick. So, it's Ash Wednesday, and that means that I should probably share with you all the fruits of my efforts to build a Lenten Spotify playlist that rivals my Advent one...
By CJ Kallevig. Relationships are hard. I’m just throwing it out there, relationships are really challenging. Whether they be romantic, platonic, familial, or a five-minute interaction; they are all difficult...
By Sarah Wilder. This is the third episode which dives deeper into the life of St. Peter as shown in the Gospels...
By Erich Wallace. A few weeks ago, I attended the March for Life in Washington, D.C. with 76 other people from the Diocese of Superior and 650,000 people from across the nation. I have never really done anything “pro-life” per-se, except attend a “Right to Life” banquet several years ago because of a last minute invitation. Saying that, I was excited to get educated about the pro-life movement through this trip...
By Andrew Kreye. What makes a fruit salad a fruit salad? I’ve seen many fruit salads in my short life, and rarely do they seem to have any sort of guidelines beyond “chopped fruits in a bowl”...
