Diocesan News

Speaker reflects on healing after abortion

Speaker reflects on healing after abortion

By Anne Marie Amacher The Catholic Messenger BETTENDORF — “The Lord is not done. Look at what he is doing,” …Read More


Catholic Medical Association joins lawsuit in Illinois challenging assisted suicide law

Catholic Medical Association joins lawsuit in Illinois challenging assisted suicide law

By Dan Russo The Catholic Messenger SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Catholic doctors and other medical professionals in Iowa are among those …Read More


People

Persons, places and things: Connecting Catholic community contest concludes with a bit of grace

Persons, places and things: Connecting Catholic community contest concludes with a bit of grace

By Dan Russo Editor Father Chuck Adam reached into a silver container toward the end of St. Thomas More Parish’s …Read More


Bishop from India visits diocese

Bishop from India visits diocese

Support The Catholic Messenger’s mission to inform, educate and inspire the faithful of the Diocese of Davenport – and beyond! Subscribe to the …Read More


Features

The answer is love

The answer is love

By Jenna Ebener A reflection There seemed to be a lot of talk about the Sunday Mass readings in early …Read More


St. John Vianney: loving God all the way

St. John Vianney: loving God all the way

By Hal Green Pondering Prayer To know God is to love God. As God draws near, your heart, seemingly of …Read More


Opinion

Right to repair and subsidiarity

Right to repair and subsidiarity

By Dan Russo Editorial Iowa’s farmers are now in the midst of the 2026 corn and soybean harvest. A lot …Read More


Handing the faith on to the next generation

Handing the faith on to the next generation

By Bishop Dennis Walsh Guest Column When I was a young seminary student, I remember reading St. Justin Martyr’s description …Read More