The meaning of our lives is bound up in the love story of God for His people. God made each of us to love Him and one another, to be in an eternal relationship with the Lord.
Tag: Bishop Donald J. Hying
Mensaje del Obispo Donald J. Hying de Madison sobre Into the Deep
El sentido de nuestra vida está atado a la historia de amor de Dios por su pueblo. Dios nos hizo a cada uno de nosotros para amarlo a Él y unos a otros, para estar en una relación eterna con el Señor.
Bishop Hying elected president of the Institute on Religious Life
Earlier this year, the Institute on Religious Life (IRL) board of directors elected Bishop Donald J. Hying of Madison president of its board.
Our Lady of Hope Clinic’s new location blessed at open house
October 6 saw a delightful open house in the new facilities of Our Lady of Hope Clinic.
Life, death, and beyond: A lot to ponder
In these November days when we celebrate all the saints and pray for our beloved dead, the Church invites us to ponder the final things: Heaven, Hell, Purgatory, and the Last Judgment.
Living together with all God has made
This autumn has been exceptionally beautiful. The colors on the trees, the warm, sunny days, the cold nights and the scuffle of leaves on the ground point to the wonder and grace of creation.
Schools in the diocese consecrated to Our Lady of Good Help
The feast of Our Lady of the Rosary on October 7 saw 800 of her children gathered at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in Monona.
Learn about and proclaim the Gospel
I speak and write often these days about the kerygma, the fundamental proclamation of the Gospel.
Dealing with current struggles
Michael O’Brien, a noted Catholic author, has written a series of novels over the last 30 years, exploring the struggle of good and evil, the power and truth of the Catholic faith, and — in remarkably prescient ways — predicting the current cultural struggle regarding religious freedom and the definition of the human person. I highly recommend reading his works.
The dignity of work
We are several weeks past Labor Day, but work as a topic of reflection is always timely since it constitutes a significant component of our time, energy, and lives.