“A familiar anonymous saying puts it: ‘Holding on to anger is like drinking poison and expecting it to hurt the other person.'”
The power of anger: It can be destructive, but there are ways to navigate it positively
Retired dairy farmer to host annual Rural Life Celebration in memory of late wife
David Trunk, a retired dairy farmer south of Foreston, will host the diocese’s annual Rural Life Celebration in memory of Marlene, his late wife.
Worms Lumber and Ready Mix to receive first Catholic Rural Business Award
At the Aug. 14 Rural Life Celebration, Catholic Charities will honor Worms Lumber and Ready Mix, Inc., in New Munich with its first Catholic Rural Business Award.
Catholic schools respond to foundation’s challenge to raise $25,000
Catholic elementary schools in the diocese took on a challenge offered by the Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation: Every school raising at least $25,000 in gifts over and above previous giving or from new donors, starting Jan. 1 and ending March 31, would receive another $25,000 from the foundation.
Pope says residential-school policy was part of ‘genocide’ plan
During an in-flight news conference July 29, Pope Francis also talked about his future papal trips, possible retirement and the German church’s synodal path.
Mary Hughes to receive 2022 Humanae Vitae Award
A nearly 20-year career helping other couples to plan their own families using natural family planning led to Mary Hughes being selected as this this year’s award-winner.
Pope names bishop to head Diocese of New Ulm
Bishop Zielinski’s installation is set for Sept. 27.
Photos: Crosier Father Daniel Hernandez ordination
Father Hernandez was ordained July 9 at Holy Cross Church in Onamia.