Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,These last two weeks have been ...

I want to provide you with an update on the incredibly difficult and sad news involving Fr. Andrew Showers, one of our diocesan priests.

It is with a heavy heart that I share with you the difficult and sad news that one of our diocesan priests was arrested Sunday in Waupaca County.

Think of this Jubilee as a spiritual reboot, to reinvigorate our understanding and embrace of Catholicism as we make our pilgrim way to the Father’s house.

Church leaders on all levels need to clearly affirm our rich magisterial teaching regarding the gift and sanctity of marriage, as the Lord constituted it.

Walking with Moms in Need seeks to accompany, support, and assist women who face crisis pregnancies and the challenges of motherhood.

As disciples and priests of Jesus Christ, we know that nothing happens outside of God’s providence and foreknowledge.

The Church proclaims the right to life, not only for the unborn, but for every human being, created in the image and likeness of God.

The center of our Catholic Faith is the Most Holy Eucharist, the source and summit of our life in Christ.

The Holy Eucharist is the very center and life of the Church – the Sunday and daily celebration of the Mass and the gift of Holy Communion nourish all of us.

As a young priest, I encountered many people, men and women both, who were profoundly wounded by abortion.

All Catholics have to be careful to engage in political life in a manner that reflects the Gospel, but clergy need to exercise special caution.

On this inauguration day, we offer prayer for our new president, Joseph Biden and his incoming administration.

Only the love of Christ can heal a wounded heart, not a vandalized piece of metal.

Every person is of infinite value, so precious indeed, that Christ spent His life and offered His death for the eternal salvation of each individual human.

If we really consider that profound gift – that the Lord of life, the Most High, has loved us – it should change everything. But does it?