MINERAL POINT — On August 6, a crowd of about 50 people gathered at St. Paul’s Mission Church, an 1842 limestone structure, in Mineral Point.
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Bishop Robert C. Morlino is appointed fourth Bishop of Madison in 2003
On May 23, 2003, Pope John Paul II appointed Bishop Robert C. Morlino as the fourth Bishop of Madison, succeeding Bishop William H. Bullock.
Outdoor Rosary on September 19
MINERAL POINT — You are cordially invited to an Outdoor Rosary on Sunday, Sept. 19, at 1 p.m.
St. Clare of Assisi Parish hosts first Rural Life Listening Session
MONROE — The diocesan Office of Rural Life conducted its first of 11 rural listening sessions hosted by St. Clare of Assisi parish at St. Victor Church in Monroe on August 31.
Annual Catholic Appeal: Your gifts in action
MADISON — The Office of Evangelization and Catechesis (OEC) exists to aid the bishop in fulfilling his mission of proclaiming and teaching the Good News of Jesus Christ with an overarching goal to have everyone in the diocese hear every day a loving and gentle invitation to meet Jesus Christ, risen from the dead in a life-changing way.
Fundraising style show September 20
MADISON — The Madison Catholic Woman’s Club (MCWC) will host its annual benefit dessert party and style show with the theme “Toast of the Town” on Monday, Sept., 20.
‘Dynamic Deacon’ coming to Madison
MADISON — You’re invited to a series of talks by Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers — known as the “Dynamic Deacon”. On Sunday, Sept. 19, and Monday, Sept. 20, he’ll be speaking at Our Lady Queen of Peace (QOP) Church in Madison, 401 S. Owen Dr.
Bishop Bullock initiated a variety of policies and programs
Throughout his time as Bishop of Madison, Bishop William H. Bullock initiated a variety of policies and programs. Many of these still exist today.
God is real
I recently read in the news that the newly-appointed head chaplain at Harvard University is an atheist. As the bastion of liberal, secular, American intellectualism, Harvard veered away from traditional Christian faith of any kind long ago, despite its historical roots as a religious institution founded to educate Protestant ministers.
CMC helping to reunite naturalized Afghan ally with wife and son
Amid the horrifying news that continues to unfold in Afghanistan, the Immigration Legal Services Program at the Catholic Multicultural Center (CMC) in Madison has been working tirelessly to help two families in despair.