Love Begins Here (LBH) is a diocesan program designed to give teens the opportunity to be local missionaries.

If there was a single image or theme that I would draw more than any other, it would be the Sacred Heart.

Deacon Michael Hess, a seminarian for the Diocese of Madison, was ordained a transitional deacon on May 15.

Ninth annual Blue Mass honors first responders and encourages prayer

Saint Paul’s students spent the week giving their time to the children.

The mosaic, an image of St. Francis of Assisi, is part of a partnership with Josh Winer, an artist who was invited to orchestrate the design.

Bishop Donald J. Hying of Madison is inviting everyone to a special celebration on Friday, June 12.

St. Joseph Church in East Bristol suffered serious storm damage on Tuesday, April 14.

On Friday, May 22, God willing, four men will be ordained to the priesthood in the Diocese of Madison.

An exhibit about the Shroud of Turin will be on display at St. Bernard Church, part of Holy Cross Parish, 2015 Parmenter St., Middleton.

“It was a joyful, joyful night. A joyful morning.”

We’re Paul and Carol Quist, the new manager and wife at Durward’s Glen Retreat Center near Baraboo.

On the morning of Holy Thursday, April 2, the Diocese of Madison held its annual Chrism Mass.

The ninthannual Blue Mass in honor of police, fire, EMS, and other first responders will be celebrated on Thursday, May 7, at 6:30 p.m.

The goal of baseball is always to return home.

Prize for being one of two winners of the Diocese of Madison’s Giving Tuesday campaign.

UW-Madison students who are seeking the answers to deep questions have a fantastic resource available to them.

Oregon teen Seth Baertlein completed his Eagle Scout project by building six outdoor benches for Camp Gray.

An extraordinary visit from Our Lady recently took place at St. Joseph Church in Madison.

Fr. Tait Schroeder announces the following priest appointments made by Most Reverend Donald J. Hying, Bishop of Madison.

Attending an Emmaus Ministry for Grieving Parents Retreat is an excellent way to encounter Christ, even in the midst of grief.

The CDMF is blessed to hold many funds started by individuals from throughout the diocese, which make an impact on our community.

Bishop Donald J. Hying of Madison invites everyone in the Diocese of Madison to the annual Chrism Mass.

“It was very uplifting and gave us renewed hope. It opened our eyes on how to have joy in our marriage and our relationship with Christ.”

He is undeniably successful, but he doesn’t see himself as self-made — far from it.