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April 19
My kid is about to graduate! For me, hanging on to gratitude is a great anchor in the undertow of life as I prepare to be an "empty nester."Read More -
April 13
Check out this story, featured in the upcoming April 15, 2022 issue of The U.P. Catholic, highlighting Sister Ellen Enright, who left the Diocese of Marquette five years ago to retire in Northlake, Ill. But for Sister Ellen, retirement doesn’t mean inactivity.Read More -
April 1
Bishop Baraga’s stole refurbished, Legacy of Faith honors long-time board member, read about an encounter with Christ, and much more! Click here to read more news from around the Diocese of Marquette and stay connected to our Yooper Church.Read More -
March 27
When Bishop John Doerfler published his pastoral plan for our diocese to form Spirit-filled Evangelizers, he asked his department directors to give a brief witness talk to the Curia staff of a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. That invitation got me thinking about how most of my encounters with the Big Guy are not, at least initially, very story-worthy. If I was going to share a personal encounter, I needed it to be a story that left little room for doubt about the real presence of Christ in the encounter.Read More -
March 21
Check out this story, featured in the upcoming March 25, 2022 issue of The U.P. Catholic, highlighting the competitive fundraising efforts of students at Sacred Heart Catholic School, L'Anse and their generous donation to a local pregnancy resource center.Read More -
March 21
Check out this story, available in the upcoming March 25 issue of The U.P. Catholic, featuring Father Corey Litzner and the Knights of Columbus series of Men's Retreats, "Into the Breech," encouraging Catholic men to embrace their calling as men within their families, parishes, and communities.Read More -
February 23
View our handy guide on tax preparation, share your favorite Fish Fry Friday, sign up for Spring Study Day, and more! Click to read more about exciting news happening around the Diocese of Marquette and stay connected to our Yooper Church.Read More -
January 31
Pray for those discerning religious life, live stream the Ice Chapel Mass, Legacy of Faith applications now available, and much more! Click here to read more about all the exciting news happening around the Diocese of Marquette and stay connected to our Yooper Church.Read More -
January 23
January 22, 2022 marked 49 years since the Roe vs. Wade Supreme Court decision to legalize abortion in the United States. Since that decision almost 63 million babies have been aborted in the U.S. Have you been touched by the pain of abortion? You belong right here, with your parish family and the Church to love and support you.Read More -
December 29
Resolutions, Retirement plans, Revival (Eucharistic, that is), Recent giving, and Really good stewardship in this month’s Stewardship Blog. Click to read more. We love helping you to stay connected to your Yooper Church and to be a faithful steward!Read More
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Check out this story, featured in the upcoming March 25, 2022 issue of The U.P. Catholic, highlighting the competitive fundraising efforts of students at Sacred Heart Catholic School, L'Anse and...
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Holy Name Catholic School welcomed back their students on Monday, August 31st.
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Holy Name Catholic School celebrated the eighth grade Class of 2020 on Tuesday, August 11th with a special Mass in the Holy Name Catholic School Gymnasium celebrated by Father Rick Courier and...
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Diocese of Marquette Catholic schools are the first in the nation to adopt such a focus; high school to follow. Catholic schools in the Diocese of Marquette, Michigan, have made a bold move to...
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If you read our last column, you know that the impromptu school closures had our faculty, staff and students feeling a bit down in the dumps. However, it isn't like us to wallow, so we had to...
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Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity and Sisters of St. Paul Chartres were joined by eleven young women from Lake Superior State University, Michigan Tech and Northern Michigan University on a Nun...
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Michigan Technological University students and members of the new Knights of Columbus Council 17237 received the Outstanding College Council Award during the Supreme Council's annual award ceremony...
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College students are returning to campuses in the UP this month amid the Covid-19 pandemic. We talked with our three Catholic campus ministries to find out how they are greeting students this fall.
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Young Adult Catholic Q&A with Kat Torreano
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Read about Father Brandon Oman's upcoming assignment with the Archdiocese of Military Services. Story to be featured in the upcoming June 19, 2020 issue of The U.P. Catholic. Read and share!
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Check out this story, featured in the upcoming April 15, 2022 issue of The U.P. Catholic, highlighting Sister Ellen Enright, who left the Diocese of Marquette five years ago to retire in Northlake...
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Father Jernej Šuštar offers a humorous and faith-filled reflection on the surprising path that led him from Slovenia to become a priest in Venerable Bishop Frederic Baraga's See, the Diocese of...
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Three ordinations this year is a huge accomplishment for our diocese! God-willing, we hope for three more next spring! Learn how you can help Yoopers for Seminarians 2020!
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For a man discerning priesthood, his journey begins in many ways.
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In the Summer 2020 Yoopers for Seminarians newsletter, journey through this year's Ordination Liturgy.
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My kid is about to graduate! For me, hanging on to gratitude is a great anchor in the undertow of life as I prepare to be an "empty nester."
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Bishop Baraga’s stole refurbished, Legacy of Faith honors long-time board member, read about an encounter with Christ, and much more! Click here to read more news from around the Diocese of Marquette...
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When Bishop John Doerfler published his pastoral plan for our diocese to form Spirit-filled Evangelizers, he asked his department directors to give a brief witness talk to the Curia staff of a...
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January 22, 2022 marked 49 years since the Roe vs. Wade Supreme Court decision to legalize abortion in the United States. Since that decision almost 63 million babies have been aborted in the U.S...
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Resolutions, Retirement plans, Revival (Eucharistic, that is), Recent giving, and Really good stewardship in this month’s Stewardship Blog. Click to read more. We love helping you to stay connected...
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The "basic dynamism" of the Catholic Church is its missionary outreach, an effort that should and must flow naturally from a desire to share the love of God and the gift of faith, Pope Francis said.
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Christians must be ready to respond with love and charity to those in need, especially the victims of today's throwaway culture, Pope Francis said.
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For politics to be "the highest form of charity," as Catholic social teaching promotes, it must be exercised with full respect and even love for those who disagree, Pope Francis said.
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