The Mazzuchelli Pilgrimage is an annual journey where pilgrims retrace some of the steps that Venerable Fr. Samuel Mazzuchelli made during his time in what would be the Diocese of Madison.
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Women come together virtually in faith
Canceled last year because of the pandemic, this year’s convention coincided with the 75th anniversary of the diocese while celebrating the 101st anniversary of the National Council of Catholic Women (NCCW).
A 4th of July reflection
When Thomas Jefferson […]
Bishop Bullock encouraged evaluation of diocesan buildings and programs
In keeping with Bishop William H. Bullock’s goal to evaluate efficient use of buildings, programs, and agencies, the Diocese of Madison hired Meitler Consultants, Inc., a Milwaukee firm, to study all diocesan offices and Holy Name Seminary in Madison.
Biking for Babies riders coming to Madison
On Monday, July 12, the Biking for Babies missionaries will be completing the first leg (159 miles) of their national ride.
Independence Day Rosary in Waunakee
A Patriotic Rosary in honor of Independence Day will take place in the old church at St John the Baptist Parish, 209 South St., Waunakee, on Monday, July 5, beginning at 7 p.m.
Catholic Herald wins Catholic press awards
The Catholic Herald-Diocese of Madison won three awards at the recent Catholic Media Conference held virtually this year by the Catholic Media Association.
Catholic Father’s Day on June 20
MADISON — It feels good to be a Catholic in 2021 as Father’s Day approaches. Especially if you live in the Diocese of Madison.
175 years of faith in Roxbury
ROXBURY — Bishop Donald J. Hying of Madison celebrated Mass for the faithful at St. Norbert Church in Roxbury on June 6, the day marking Corpus Christi and the Feast Day of St. Norbert, but also special this year as St. Norbert celebrates its 175th Anniversary.
Baking for Works of Mercy
MADISON — Our amazing priests lead us spiritually, pray with our families, visit the sick, hurting, and dying, hear our confessions, and offer the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass.