There is a new executive director at Camp Gray.
Jeff Hoeben, longtime leader, has stepped down and Tim Chaptman, former camp director, has stepped up to be executive director.
Year: 2023
The troubles with technology
Dearest Readers,
I am sure we can all agree that advances in modern technology have made life easier for us senior citizens. For example, we can have hip replacement surgery this morning and compete on Dancing With The Stars tomorrow night.
Ecumenical event reflects on Church Fathers
“Here tonight is a beautiful example of Christians coming together and reflecting on our commonalities,” said Bishop Donald J. Hying of Madison recently at an ecumenical event held at High Point Church in Madison.
Beloit man to bike 24 hours to raise funds for Catholic education
Martin Reza, the father to three students at Our Lady of the Assumption (OLA) School in Beloit, is doing his part to help other parents afford a Catholic education for their children.
Christ and culture
Reinhold Niebuhr (1892-1971), an influential Protestant theologian in the United States, greatly impacted how we think about the relationship of religion and culture.
Strive for humility before God when we are wrong
“Be careful you don’t spill that on your clothes,” my husband warned my son one time when he was dyeing Easter eggs.
Learning Atrium continues growing to serve kids
The Learning Atrium, a Catholic organization dedicated to serving kids with dyslexia, has been growing recently in order to continue to serve those who need it.
‘Why does seminary take so long?’
Those who are accustomed to praying for our seminarians on the vocations poster will notice a few small changes in next year’s poster.
Sainthood cause for man with Wisconsin ties
The cause for the canonization of Brother Joseph Dutton was recently opened.
Bereavement group in Janesville
Unfailing Love is a monthly gathering of people struggling to understand God’s path for each of them in their lifelong journey with grief.