The Catholic Messenger DAVENPORT — The Diocese of Davenport will release its first Diocesan Impact Report Aug. 17. The report …Read More
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Inclusion ‘strengthens the body of Christ’By Lindsay Steele The Catholic Messenger IOWA CITY — Disability inclusion ministry is not just about providing accommodations but recognizing …Read More
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Opportunities to share faith on St. Ambrose campusBy Anne Marie Amacher The Catholic Messenger DAVENPORT — At St. Ambrose University, offerings of retreats, service, Bible study and …Read More
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Prayer app company forming relationships in dioceseBy Dan Russo The Catholic Messenger BETTENDORF — In April, Mitchell Narvasa was in a thrift store in the Quad …Read More
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A shrine story: ‘Our Lady was up to something’By Lindsay Steele The Catholic Messenger Father David Paintsil considers his strong devotion to Mary a “treasure” that he wants …Read More
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Parish to host Eucharistic Rosary Congress
HILLS — St. Joseph Parish in Hills is hosting around-the-clock eucharistic adoration Sept. 2-3 as part of the international Eucharistic …Read More
HILLS — St. Joseph Parish in Hills is hosting around-the-clock eucharistic adoration Sept. 2-3 as part of the international Eucharistic …Read More
Persons, places and things: Ryan, Iowa, honors umpire, veterans
By Dan Russo Editor It was a shock to me to learn that the world’s largest umpire is in a …Read More
By Dan Russo Editor It was a shock to me to learn that the world’s largest umpire is in a …Read More
The late Father Treviño nominated for Lumen Christi Award
For The Catholic Messenger CHICAGO — Catholic Extension Society recently announced the 46 nominees for the 2026-2027 Lumen Christi Award. …Read More
For The Catholic Messenger CHICAGO — Catholic Extension Society recently announced the 46 nominees for the 2026-2027 Lumen Christi Award. …Read More
Faith: how to never again lose your way
By Kathy Berken On Deck Theologian Paul Tillich argued that the word faith “belongs to those terms which need healing …Read More
By Kathy Berken On Deck Theologian Paul Tillich argued that the word faith “belongs to those terms which need healing …Read More
Not my will: a healthcare worker reflects on prayer
By William Fer Guest Column When we pray to God with an intention, we are not saying to God, “Let …Read More
By William Fer Guest Column When we pray to God with an intention, we are not saying to God, “Let …Read More
Catholics and ‘no contact’
By Dan Russo Editorial About 38% of Americans say they have gone “no contact” with a friend or family member …Read More
By Dan Russo Editorial About 38% of Americans say they have gone “no contact” with a friend or family member …Read More
Leaving the cave
By John Cooper Guest column We often learn life’s most important lessons only when we desperately need them. That’s …Read More
By John Cooper Guest column We often learn life’s most important lessons only when we desperately need them. That’s …Read More