- ‘Out of the basement, up to the roof’: Catholics called to evangelize
- Deceased homeless not forgotten
- Where there is sadness, he brings joy, hope
- Mediation motion continued to June 6
- Last inmate art auction, May 11
- Victim assistance coordinator combines faith, counseling
- Vatican gives Milwaukeean another ‘reporting date’
- Rich Harter to head evangelization office
- Homecoming!
- God's slow-brewed vocation
Latest Headlines
‘Out of the basement, up to the roof’: Catholics called to evangelizeST. FRANCIS – Statistics tell part of the Catholic story: 62,000 fewer people attend Sunday Mass in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee than did in 2000. 10 percent of Americans are former Catholics. 36 ... Read more |
 Deceased homeless not forgottenMary Lowe stepped to the pulpit at St. Benedict the Moor Parish, Milwaukee, to speak about Heika Spielbauer, who passed away last year, as part of Memorial Service for the ... Read more |
 Where there is sadness, he brings joy, hopeThis is the fifth in a series of articles introducing you to the seven men who will be ordained priests of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee this year. Ordination for six ... Read more |
Mediation motion continued to June 6MILWAUKEE – Judge Susan V. Kelley, presiding judge in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin, will continue to hear a motion June 6 presented by the committee ... Read more |
 Last inmate art auction, May 11MILWAUKEE –– The annual Restorative Justice Art Auction and Sale for The Cathedral Center will end with its May 11 event, after 10 years of service. The event isn’t ending because ... Read more |
 Victim assistance coordinator combines faith, counselingST. FRANCIS — Sr. Susan Rosenbach, a School Sister of St. Francis, said she always wanted to work within a clinical and spiritual environment. As the Archdiocese of Milwaukee’s victim ... Read more |
 Vatican gives Milwaukeean another ‘reporting date’In 1985, two years after he had been ordained a priest for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, and while he was serving as associate pastor at St. John Nepomuk, Racine, then-Fr. ... Read more |
 Rich Harter to head evangelization officeST. FRANCIS –– At the start of Saturday’s evangelization summit, Archbishop Jerome E. Listecki announced that Rich Harter, pastoral associate at St. Dominic Parish, Brookfield, has been chosen to head ... Read more |
Homecoming!
Despite the heavy rainfall and low temperatures, about 1,200 people gathered at the Basilica of Holy Hill in Hubertus on Saturday, April 28, to celebrate Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan’s Mass of Thanksgivi
God's slow-brewed vocation
This is the fourth in a series of articles introducing you to the seven men who will be ordained priests of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee this year. Ordination for six of them, including Deacon Juan Ma
Creditors file motion for mediation
MILWAUKEE – In October 2010, the Archdiocese of Milwaukee enlisted Stuart A. Nudelman, a retired Cook County, Ill., trial judge, to mediate a settlement with 16 abuse victim/survivors. When the archdi
St. Thomas More hopes to reel in the money
MILWAUKEE — St. Thomas More High School is trying a unique way to raise money for its Legacy Scholarship by offering an open bass fishing tournament at Pewaukee Lake on June 2. Assistant principal
Cardinal Dolan meets local media
Members of the local media had about 10 minutes to ask Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan candid questions during a press conference held nearly two hours before his Mass of Thanksgiving at the Basilica of Hol
Mass draws many who had already met Cardinal Dolan
Elizabeth and Stu Sigmund couldn’t think of a better way to celebrate their anniversary weekend than by attending Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan’s Mass of Thanksgiving at the Basilica of Holy Hill on Satur
Parishioners set 'Hearts Afire' for Mary
Approximately 60 Catholics participated in the “Hearts Afire” program at St. Peter Parish in Kenosha to consecrate themselves to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Based on the book, “33 Days to Morning Gl
Chicago Archdiocese offers free burial services to indigents, unborn
CHICAGO –– Eighteen simple wooden caskets containing indigent adults and unborn babies sat atop graves at Mount Olivet Catholic Cemetery awaiting burial April 25. Beside them stood funeral directors d
Federal budget debate brings new attention to church's social teaching
WASHINGTON –– The emerging debate on the federal budget – and the distinct options being presented that will chart the country's future – has brought renewed attention to the Catholic Church's social
Court considers state/federal lines of authority in immigration law
WASHINGTON –– Arizona's attempt to manage its population of undocumented immigrants by stepping into enforcement of federal laws led the Supreme Court April 25 to try to parse where the lines lie betw
Citing doctrinal problems, Vatican announces reforms of US nuns' group
VATICAN CITY –– Citing "serious doctrinal problems which affect many in consecrated life," the Vatican announced a major reform of an association of women's religious congregations in the U.S. to ensu
Large crowds expected at Holy Hill
ST. FRANCIS — Large crowds are anticipated Saturday as New York Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan returns to the Milwaukee Archdiocese for a Mass of Thanksgiving at the Basilica of Holy Hill. In an effort to
| Join the Herald e-newsletter list |
CNS Multimedia News
Feature Articles
Herald of Hope
-
Read more...
The task of evangelization — proclaiming the Gospel of Christ — has always been an urgent one. Jesus accepts no excuses for not following him immediately when would-be disciples ask permission to say goodbye to…
Local Weather
Poll of the Week
What impact on Catholic voters do you feel President Obama’s support for gay marriage will have?
