The U.S. House of Representatives passed appropriation bills last week that, on the surface, appear to serve the common good. …Read More
A hole in the fabric of the common good
Category: Opinion
How do we engage a Tradition that is living?
By Patrick Schmadeke Pope Francis’ recent Motu Proprio regarding the Extraordinary Form, or the Latin Mass, has raised many questions …Read More
Writer’s letter on abortion “is flawed”
To the Editor: I respect Deacon Art Donart’s service to the church and his service to the public in elective …Read More
History of Prayer to St. Michael
To the Editor: My letter is in response to the guest column, “Christian love overcomes Satan” (July 22), about the …Read More
Share God’s loving kindness
A young adult Catholic from our diocese stopped at a sandwich shop in Iowa during a recent road trip and …Read More
Exploration of our Creed: Part 4 And the Son of God became human …
By Corinne Winter After the assertion we reviewed last month, that the Son shares the divinity of the Father, both …Read More
A Catholic politician’s perspective
I was born and raised in a Catholic family and have always been a practicing Catholic. I have served my …Read More