- Youth 'ignited' at pro-life rally
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- New head of school appointed at St. Joan Antida
- Friends, family, parishioners reflect on deep faith of missing couple
- Crowning moment
- Samaritan House is tutoring home for young immigrants
- Archbishop thanks CSA donors at annual event
- Time for Catholics to 'reclaim the joy'
- Cardinal Dolan to celebrate Mass at Holy Hill April 28
- It's Cardinal Dolan
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Crowning moment
All smiles, Susan Kaeppeler, fourth grade teacher at Kenosha’s St. Joseph Academy’s lower campus, was greeted with red carpet treatment when she arrived to class Monday after a whirlwind weekend where
Samaritan House is tutoring home for young immigrants
MILWAUKEE — The doors open and a flood of children rush through the hallways of the Samaritan House into the old chapel. There are about two dozen, from kindergarten to eighth grade, all bundled up in
Archbishop thanks CSA donors at annual event
MILWAUKEE — Archbishop Jerome E. Listecki had an opportunity Saturday, Jan. 14 to thank a group of people who are important to Catholic life in southeastern Wisconsin – members of the Campanile Societ
Time for Catholics to 'reclaim the joy'
Fr. Domenic Roscioli is a storyteller. Whether presenting a mission or delivering a homily, he pulls the heartstrings or tickles the funnybones of his audience with his tales. Fr. Domenic Roscioli, se
Cardinal Dolan to celebrate Mass at Holy Hill April 28
ST. FRANCIS – Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan will celebrate a Mass of Thanksgiving, Saturday, April 28, at 4:30 p.m. in the upper church at the National Shrine of Mary Help of Christians - the Basilica of
It's Cardinal Dolan
Archbishop Jerome E. Listecki wasn’t surprised that his predecessor as archbishop of Milwaukee, Archbishop Timothy M. Dolan, was elevated by Pope Benedict XVI to the rank of cardinal on Jan. 6, given
2011 news was somber, joyful
The two biggest stories of 2011 for the Milwaukee Archdiocese were poles apart emotionally. The year began with the somber news on Jan. 4 that the Milwaukee Archdiocese would file for Chapter 11 reorg
Donation creates special Christmas memories
GREEN BAY — A gift in memory of a lifelong Packer fan gave surprise recipients a Lambeau Field experience they will never forget.Diego Vazquez, left, and his brother Felipe stand outside Lambeau Field
11 most inspiring people of 2011
Throughout the year, the Catholic Herald staff enjoys telling the inspirational stories of people of faith. Several from the last year were especially touching and inspirational. Following are our 10
Supreme Court upholds church school's exception to laws against firing
WASHINGTON –– The Supreme Court Jan. 11 upheld the idea that a "ministerial exception" to anti-discrimination laws means the church can't be sued for firing an employee who the church classified as a
Working quickly, Vatican gave reporters Wikipedia bios of new cardinals
VATICAN CITY –– Along with statistics on the 22 new cardinals named by Pope Benedict XVI, the Vatican press office offered journalists quick biographical notes – mainly drawn from Wikipedia. "If we'd
Ad limina trip includes consistory
ST. FRANCIS – The elevation of Archbishop Timothy M. Dolan to the rank of cardinal, and the consistory at which it will In this Nov. 22, 2010, file photo, U.S. Cardinal Raymond L. Burke, with his han
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