Over the years, many members have been drawn in by that strong sense of brotherhood.

St. Thomas Aquinas Parish will host an informative presentation exploring the Catholic perspective on issues related to fertility.

Every year after Thanksgiving, it appears that the world goes crazy with anticipation for Christmas.

Very Rev. Tait Schroeder, Vicar General, announces the following clergy appointments, effective Saturday, December 20, 2025.

On the joyful occasion of Gaudete Sunday, the Third Sunday of Advent, two new pastors were installed in the Diocese of Madison.

The Diocese of Madison has announced the creation of a new merged parish — Nativity of the Lord Parish — effective December 20.

The Catholic Diocese of Madison Foundation provides grants, charitable distributions, and financial support throughout the Diocese of Madison.

Very Rev. Tait Schroeder, Vicar General, announces the following clergy appointment, as issued by Most Rev. Donald Hying, Bishop of Madison.

The groundbreaking was a joyous event for members of the local conference, known as Vincentians.

The collection comes from the Soda family. Eunice Soda, family matriarch, had been collecting them for decades.

Smiles filled the pews as brass, strings, winds, percussion, organ, and choir united in worship.

Advent is a grace-filled season providing ample opportunity for personal preparation for our Lord’s coming.

Very Rev. Tait Schroeder, Vicar General, announces the following clergy appointments, effective Saturday, November 22, 2025.

One of the major traditions of Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish’s Fall Festival is making and selling Pfeffernusse cookies.

The Catholic Diocese of Madison Foundation provides grants, charitable distributions, and financial support throughout the Diocese.

The Diocese of Madison has announced the creation of two new merged parishes effective November 22.

Members of the community and local media came out to witness the installation.

These windows have been present in the church since the current structure was built in the 1920s.

This will ensure that the beauty and community of the cathedral and the grace of the sacraments are available to all who desire them.

Two parishes in the Diocese of Madison recently celebrated their canonical unifications.

In the image, Christ is flanked by saints of both the Old Covenant and the new evangelization.

The oratory at Holy Name Heights in Madison was home to a packed crowd on the evening of October 15 for the St. Thérèse Lecture.

St. Raphael had been the cathedral since 1946, when the diocese was founded, and had been a local church in Madison for almost a century.

This annual week-long celebration of the Catholic Church in the United States is dedicated to promoting vocations.

The Diocese of Madison celebrated its largest class of men in formation for the permanent diaconate since 2004 during a recent Mass.