Most people who ask how I ended up in Wisconsin and working for the Diocese of Madison get my lighthearted answer.

Margaret Mary experienced visions of Jesus Christ for most of her life. Her feast day is celebrated on October 16.

In the raw wilderness of the Door Peninsula, the air felt thin. She was a stranger in a land that wanted her labor but didn’t want her story.

While his own tradition focused on the mind, the Catholic Mass lays claim to the whole person.

Read about how hundreds of people in the diocese took the next steps toward coming into full communion with the Catholic Church.

Inside the mission chapel of San Pedro de Mocama, on what we now call Cumberland Island, the air was a thick, holy mystery.

Read about how God’s Word becomes real for others through our life of Faith. The Faith is passed on in lived witness.

Participants are already beginning to discern and seek out ways to serve in their parishes and make disciples.

Our series on the theological virtues concludes with some thoughts about love.

Nuestra serie sobre las virtudes teologales concluye con algunas reflexiones sobre el amor.

St. John Paul II notes that this is the question of every human person with an open and honest religious mind.

The Metanoia Day retreats for the faculties of our Catholic schools have reflected on the theological virtues — Faith, Hope, and Love.

Curtis Martin leads his readers on a practical and Biblical approach for modern-day disciples.

What does it look like for the Church to evangelize?

St. Jerome is venerated as a Doctor of the Church, and his feast day is celebrated on September 30.

So much change has happened in our diocese in the past three years.

Do I trust the Lord? I mean, do I truly trust Him? I’ve always believed in Him, at least theoretically.

Hail and blessed be the Holy Trinity through our Lord Jesus Christ, who pours himself out for us every day!

The Diocese of Madison is excited to announce a new evangelization initiative, the Mazzuchelli Institute of Mission and Leadership.