Fall sports season is an especially busy time of year in our household. It really begins with summer and ends with the last of the games and … Read More
Author Archives: Sam Lucero
Take advantage of photo exhibit
A photo exhibit now available to parishes across the Diocese of Green Bay shines a light on a difficult topic, but one that people of color have … Read More
As Supreme Court hears DACA case, bishops voice support for beneficiaries
BALTIMORE — It’s a population that almost every bishop in the United States comes into contact with: 700,000 young adults brought into the country as children without … Read More
Catholic Charities counselor, DACA recipient, departs
ALLOUEZ — As an immigration counselor for Catholic Charities of Green Bay, Ana Rodriguez said one of her greatest joys was helping immigrants on their way to … Read More
School celebrates classmates’ baptisms
GREEN BAY — St. John Paul II Classical School students, faculty and family members witnessed a special celebration following the school Mass at St. Philip the Apostle … Read More
State safety grants help Catholic schools introduce security measures
GREEN BAY — On the morning of Sept. 5, a legitimate threat was made against Notre Dame Academy. The threat, made by a student from a different … Read More
DACA recipient: ‘My message would be of love’
ALLOUEZ – The Supreme Court began hearing arguments Nov. 12 in a case that could eventually end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, also known as … Read More
Community groups around diocese are offering free Thanksgiving Day meals
ALLOUEZ — This year Thanksgiving Day falls the latest it can, on Nov. 28. Since not everyone has a place to go to celebrate the holiday, many … Read More
Why the ‘one by One’ campaign now?
Some may ask, “Why the need for the one by One campaign now?” The answer is clear. The world needs our Catholic mission now more than ever. … Read More
An angel to Wautoma’s migrant workers
WAUTOMA — Luz O’Matta’s legacy is stitched into the fabric of Wautoma’s migrant workers’ lives – much like the quilts she made for them upon moving to … Read More
