Since 2018 for the men and 2019 for women, the Diocese of Superior’s adult ministry retreats have experienced steady growth, said director of Evangelization and Missionary Discipleship Chris Hurtubise.
The U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) has proposed new changes to regulations meant to protect conscience rights in health care. Let HHS know that conscience matters to you!
One of the primary characteristics of a Catholic education is the incorporation of Christian faith and morality. This includes subject matter such as building the foundation of a life on the Word of God, developing a life of prayer and confidence in God, striving to live like Christ, serving him and others and always being open to personal growth and conversion.
The Diocese of Superior and the Diocese of La Crosse are collaborating for the first, and what they hope will be annual, Wisconsin Culture of Life Summit.
Retired Pope Benedict XVI passed away Dec. 31 at 9:34 a.m. in his residence at the Mater Ecclesiae Monastery in the Vatican Gardens. Pope Francis is scheduled to preside over the funeral Mass Jan. 5 in St. Peter's Square.
On Wednesday, Nov. 23, the morning following the official release of the Diocese of Superior’s abusive clergy list, Bishop James P. Powers offered a Mass of Reconciliation in reparation for sins committed and to open a path for grace and healing.
This issue of the Superior Catholic Herald marks the release of the Diocese of Superior’s list of clergy with substantiated claims of child sexual abuse against them.
A “troublemaker” who was expelled from public school in seventh grade, Dr. R. Jared Staudt was taken in by a Catholic school despite the principal’s misgivings.
In an afternoon keynote at the Diocese of Superior’s 2022 Fall Conference, presenter Michael Grasinski immediately captured his audience’s attention when he said the Rice Lake area and the Diocese of Superior are his favorite places to visit across the entire United States.