Stepping Forward with Hope-Filled Commitment
By Erich Wallace. I have been learning about something really beautiful and how to go about it: our call to evangelization. I’ve had my ideas of what it should look like shattered a little bit, but they are starting to be rebuilt in the best way...
By Andrew Kreye. Have you ever thought, “I don’t really need to shower today. I’m just going to get dirty again anyway, so it seems pointless to get washed up right now.” If this has crossed your mind, you’re not alone...
By Sarah Wilder. This is the third episode which dives deeper into the life of St. Peter as shown in the Gospels...
By Sarah Wilder. Many of us know of Jesus' first encounter with Peter in the Scriptures. But how many of us could identify the second encounter? Peter often is seen as relatable because of his mistakes and shortcomings, but it's also good to remember his great acts of faith that helped to form him as one of the greatest saints in the memory of the Church.
By Erich Wallace. I hope you’re entering into the new year with renewed joy and passion for life. The Diocese of Superior’s monthly challenge for January is to remain joyful even amidst difficult circumstances, and I just heard a talk by Chris Stefanick from #SEEK2019 about how to keep “The Joy of the Lord” in your life. I have been trying to take these challenges to heart, but I’ve also been encountering the fact that many people are leaving the Catholic Church in our country and missing out on the opportunity to experience this joy...
By Erich Wallace. John the Baptist was destined to be one holy dude from the get-go. His birth was foretold by an angel, and the angel said about John: “He will be great before the Lord… and he will turn many of the children of Israel to the Lord their God, and he will go before him in the spirit and power of Elijah, to turn the hearts of the fathers to the children, and the disobedient to the wisdom of the just, to make ready for the Lord a people prepared,” (Luke 1:15-17). Not bad, huh?...
By Isaiah Schick. So, I recently saw that yet another of the great priests of the Diocese of Superior has joined the homily podcast troupe...
By Isaiah Schick. Stories of conversion have always fascinated me. I think there is something so captivating about a personal story, a personal witness, of how Christ has worked in someone's life...
By Sarah Wilder. Sarah introduces herself a little more as the author of this blog and then gives us quick facts about each of the four gospel writers. Knowing more about each author helps us pick out themes from their writings and understand who they were writing to and what they are trying to say in their books.
