Dear Graduates, Congratulations on your graduation! This is a beautiful and deeply gratifying moment in your lives and in the lives of your loved ones as, indeed, it should be. […]
In the year 1906, the song “Pomp and Circumstance” was first played at Yale University at a graduation ceremony during which they honored the composer, Edward Elgar, with an honorary […]
As leaders of the Office of Pro-Life for the Diocese of Green Bay, one of the great privileges we have is getting to know the wonderful individuals and organizations who […]
“I’m afraid to share my faith with people, in case they think I’m judging them,” my friend Janine said. “It just seems really complicated.” How many of us have thought […]
Much of life is rather mysterious. I recently found myself rummaging around an old mahogany desk in my family home. It is the kind of desk one stores old documents […]
Recently, I was given the tall task and challenge of presenting dating advice to a group of teenagers. This was a lot of fun because it is naturally a subject […]
Editor’s note: The following is part of a Lenten series on the topic of repentance. Lent is an ideal time to draw closer to God, turn away from sin and, […]
The last few years have been unsettling ones. With the recent news of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, it was yet another confirmation of a world plagued by power, ego […]
Across the street from my grade school was a rather unique store which sold lampshades. I remember playing kickball at recess and seeing ancient people coming and going from the […]
Editor’s note: The following is part of a Lenten series on the topic of repentance. Lent is an ideal time to draw closer to God, turn away from sin and, […]