Editorials

In March 2020, as the COVID-19 pandemic became a reality in the United States, church life in the Diocese of Green Bay slowly took a pause. Public … Read More

“Can we all get along?” These words, spoken by Rodney King in 1992, seem to have as much relevance today as they did nearly 30 years ago. … Read More

This month, Wisconsin celebrates an anniversary. On Sept. 25, 1961, we became the first state to require front seat belts be installed in all new cars from … Read More

Pope Francis issued his 2021 World Day of Migrants and Refugees message on May 3. The annual observance is slated for Sept. 27. Titled “Towards An Ever … Read More

We’re two months into summer, with school starting in just a few weeks. Did you finish your summer reading list? Or is there still time for one … Read More

All of Wisconsin cheered for the Milwaukee Bucks July 20 as they captured their first National Basketball Association (NBA) title in 50 years, defeating the Phoenix Suns, … Read More

The Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI) released a census July 8 titled “The American Religious Landscape in 2020.” The census studied the religious affiliation of Americans and … Read More

Nearly 1,000 unmarked graves were recently discovered at two former residential schools for First Nations children in Canada. Both schools, opened in the late 1800s, were operated … Read More

In 1888, a farmer wanted to find a way to make fertilizer from animal carcasses. So Amos Herbert Hanson developed and patented “alkaline hydrolysis.” In Wisconsin, we … Read More