Archbishop Dolan – Madison Catholic Herald

HUBERTUS — Despite the heavy rainfall and low temperatures, about 1,200 people gathered at the Basilica of Holy Hill in Hubertus on Saturday, April 28, to celebrate Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan’s Mass of Thanksgiving.

A steady hum of excited chatter filled the church, and grew louder as the cardinal made a special stop before Mass to the side chapel where people with disabilities viewed the celebration on monitors, and again as he greeted people down the center aisle of the upper church. Cameras flashed nonstop as he flashed his smile, shared his greetings, hugs, and firm handshakes.

Around the Diocese

On January 18, 2012

Mary C. Uhler, Catholic Herald Staff

Bob Dolan talks about his famous brother in book

MADISON — His brother knew he wanted to be a priest at a very early age.

Bob Dolan recalls, “At age five, Tim visited our grandparents. At Mass Tim was fixated on the priest.”

Letters to the editor

On January 18, 2012

J.W. Rock

Elevation of Archbishop Dolan is great honor

To the editor: […]

Letters to the editor

On June 23, 2011

Bill Dagnon

Suggests more instruction on Catholic social teaching

To the editor:

After rereading Father Sirico’s column and all the letters published in your paper (Catholic Herald) concerning the growing financial and social gap in the United States, I have a suggestion. Please consider locating a writer who has in-depth knowledge of Catholic social teaching to develop a series on this topic that is currently so important in our diocese.

I have noticed short articles in the Catholic Herald over the past weeks on Archbishop Dolan’s comments on Rep. Ryan’s budget proposal, a conference on the currency of the encyclical Rerum Novarum, and a plea from two Catholic bishops to Congress and the White House to care for the “least of our brothers and sisters” in budget development. Perhaps someone from one of these sources such as Catholic University faculty could write such a column.