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March 28
Read about how Catholic Campus Ministry at Northern Michigan University (NMU) has had an impact in the life of Caitlin Lynch.Read More -
March 27
Catholic Social Services of the Upper Peninsula (CSSUP) is an organization that offers many services to those in need including foster care. Read on to learn more about the impact CSSUP is having in the lives of children in the U.P.Read More -
March 14
Clergy and lay Catholics of the Diocese of Marquette traveled to Florida to celebrate the annual Baraga Days in February.Read More -
March 13
Read about the various Campus Ministry chapels across the U.P. and how they help students grow in their faith, as well as 2023's Ice Chapel of Our Lady of the Snows at Michigan Technological University's Winter Carnival.Read More -
March 10
MaryAnn Bernier, vice chancellor, and executive assistant to the bishop and to the chancellor, has visited and photographed all the parishes in the Diocese of Marquette. She shares her journey.Read More -
February 24
A widely known “rule” in starting a retail business is location, location, location. Lake Superior commercial fisherman Francis Thill certainly took that rule to heart in 1961 when he opened Thill Fish House in Marquette just a stone’s throw away from the historic ore dock in the city’s lower harbor.Read More -
February 22
This Catholic Press Month, The U.P. Catholic welcomes its new communications specialist, Catrina “Caty” Mraz. Check out the Q&A to meet Mraz as she shares what she’s looking forward to while being a part of the communications team for the Diocese of Marquette.Read More -
February 21
Participating annually in the National March for Life in Washington, D.C., is a way to boost enthusiasm for the local pro-life movement, said organizers of the third annual trip by the Yoopers for Life group Jan. 18-22.Read More -
September 28
Read about the Executive Director’s travels to the Banana Belt, learn how you can support your parish, vocations, faith formation, and Catholic Social Services by donating to this year’s U.P. Catholic Services Appeal, and more!Read More -
September 1
Read about the Executive Director’s travels to the east side of the Upper Peninsula, learn about the Carmelite Silver Tea Craft and Bake sale, watch a Eucharistic procession on the Bayou, and more!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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Read about the Executive Director’s travels to the Banana Belt, learn how you can support your parish, vocations, faith formation, and Catholic Social Services by donating to this year’s U.P...
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Read about the Executive Director’s travels to the east side of the Upper Peninsula, learn about the Carmelite Silver Tea Craft and Bake sale, watch a Eucharistic procession on the Bayou, and more!
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View recently awarded Legacy of Faith Grants in your community, register for the Annual Wedding Milestone Celebration, read an inspiring and touching story about a Michigan Pregnancy Center, and more!
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Meet Rob Taylor, the new Executive Director for Stewardship and Development, view a personal message of thanks from two seminarians about to be ordained, and read a touching story about the newest...
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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 become an "empty nester."
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On Thursday morning the Vatican said that Pope Francis, after being admitted to the hospital the previous day for a respiratory infection, was showing signs of improvement and had spent the morning...
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After repeated calls from Canadian Indigenous communities for the Catholic Church to rescind the so-called “Doctrine of Discovery,” the Vatican has disowned that position, but stopped short of...
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The Vatican late Wednesday said that the pontiff will be hospitalized for “a few days” to treat a respiratory infection.
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