In a 5-4 decision June 24, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned its nearly 50-year-old decision in Roe v. Wade that legalized abortion in this country.
Supreme Court overturns Roe in anticipated Dobbs decision
VIDEO: Diocese kicks off National Eucharistic Revival
People from around the diocese gathered June 18 to listen to speakers, pray and celebrate Mass with Bishop Donald Kettler at the Cathedral of Saint Mary for the Solemnity of The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ and the local start of the Eucharistic Revival.
St. Joseph family organizes ‘Art in the Park’ to share love of creating
“Creating art is an interesting way to share your faith,” said Aquiliana Wolf, 14, who helped to organize the program. “God tells us to spread our faith to others — Art in the Park is how I share what I love with young people, so they can learn to love God and art as much as I do.”
Photos: Deacon ordination 2022
Five members of the diocese’s Hispanic community were ordained to the permanent diaconate by Bishop Donald Kettler June 11 at St. Mary’s Cathedral.
Inside the Capitol: Protecting our children’s right to be safe at school
“MCC has urged Gov. Tim Walz to call a special session and pass Safe Schools legislation.”
Five Latino men to join permanent diaconate
Jesús Hernández Chávez, Jorge Carillo-Ambriz, Mario Mancilla, Carlos Pesqueda Silva and Lorenzo Sánchez Rodríguez will be ordained June 11.
Bishop Kettler: Walking the talk of our pro-life values
“’Walking with Moms in Need’ is a program initiated a few years ago that is designed to help local Church communities ‘walk in the shoes’ of pregnant and parenting women by filling in service gaps that may exist.”
Deacon who once was lost helps youth, families find grace of the sacraments
Deacon John Wocken talks about his spiritual journey to the diaconate and his hopes for the National Eucharistic Revival.