We were all children. Whether we attended public or parochial schools, chances are that, then as now, bullying was a sad fact of life. As adults, we … Read More
Editorials
Public servants deserve prayers
Last month, Rep. Sean Duffy, who represents the 7th Congressional District of Wisconsin, which covers most of the counties encompassing the Diocese of Superior in northern Wisconsin, … Read More
Caring for ‘our common home’
“God saw that it was good.” (Gen 1:25) From the beginning of Genesis, we were told that creation is holy in God’s eyes. Yet every day we … Read More
The body and blood of Christ
When you go to Communion, what do you believe you will receive? If you said “the body, blood, soul and divinity of Jesus,” you know the Catholic … Read More
A posthumous recognition
During the Knights of Columbus Supreme Convention last week in Minneapolis, Supreme Knight Carl Anderson posthumously named Kendrick Castillo a Knight of Columbus. Castillo, 18, was shot … Read More
Apollo 11 and immigration
America recently celebrated with pride the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing. It was an opportunity to step back and recognize the incredible achievements made … Read More
July heat wave can be deadly
The news ran rampant when a golden retriever died in a hot car at Lambeau Field July 11. Its owner was shopping inside. One news station reported … Read More
Freedom is never free
This weekend we celebrate an extended Fourth of July weekend. July 4th celebrates the founding of our nation — based on the values of freedom and liberty. … Read More
Summer trips, airports and a glimpse of our heavenly reward
With Independence Day just around the corner, thoughts have turned to summer sun and fun. Summertime often means trips to the airport to pick up travelers: relatives … Read More
Kodi Lee and prenatal screening tests
One of the most-watched reality television programs is the hugely popular “America’s Got Talent.” Each episode features several contestants who try to impress a panel of judges … Read More
